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New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
DUKE At CONEY ISLAND.
Explorer Shoots the Chutes and Does
Al the Other "Stunts."

The Duke of the Abruzzi was indisposed last
night. so with Stephen B. Elkins, jr, he went to
Coney Island to cheer up. He shot the chutes and
looped the loop took turn In the airships, strad
died the flying horses. and had TO stand sponsor
for incubator baby. There were some women In
the party. and when they dipped down the steep
places and slid through the dark ones they squealed
Just as dclightedly Sadie, the Division street
milliner does when she takes an afternoon off at
The island. When it was all over his highness said
he hadn't felt good since the day he reached Sc
degrees SO minutes north. and had started south
again to get warmed up
The first stop Chris Daltous frankfurter
stand in Surf avenue-one of the few saved from
Borough President Coler's raid. When chris
learned what a distinguished customer he had he
put extra dab of mustard on what made Coney
Island famous. and added an extra forkfuI Of
sauerkraut.
I don't believe in them princes much,' said he
but US Americans have got TO show we know how
10 treat EN- right"
The Coney Island crowd was wondering II he had
better catch the next train home when the duke
went into Dreamland. but he changed his mind
and went into the park, too. a pass Dr
Fischel and DR. Cannon the latter the Moroccan
The days RECEIPTS for two beers or two ship
oe1inet he !:EiyyrL @ uitS,t aS b55 ag Gec'eu
The duke said that he didn't want to see the
babies-they always frightened hiri-but the wom-
thing he had to go in. One Of the babies was
weighed To show how featherliIe he was The
Dr. Fische rose to the opportunity
Tim going to name him after you, he told his
highness Say, YOU he said, looking hard
the baby. you are Luigi Amedio Giu'-tha
duke at the door-"seppe Ferdnando Fran
G;eSco de Ia AhruZzi," and he finished just as the
The duke paused here get his breath, and
then lost it again shooting down the whirlpool
Then he went up The Orient where Dr
Cannon lectUred the Moroccan bandits g.ho
can't speak English EXCEPT when the gun. twirler
slips up and the gun hits them in the small of the
back. And then il isn't good English
the Doe uaYvely explains. Then they saw Baby
Ion fall the 1l3th time since the opened
The ChUtes came next, and the duke took three
shoots. He found fault because they We're not "a
mile long. trip 10 the top of the Dreamiand
tower followed. where all the Ccastwise lights
pointed out to him. and then he went over
Creation and the Arabian Nights
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
SAY HE'S MUCH WEDDED.
Clergyman and Relatives of Second
Wife" accuse Husband.

Louis Albert. Louis Fehr charged with hav-
ing two wives. arraigned before Magistrate
Breen in the TOmbs court yesterday. The magis-
trate held him in $500 for examination tO-nOr
+ second marriage is said TO have taken place
Before he was taken to court he was examined
| by Captain McCaferty at Headquarters
How many more than six wives have you. AL
bert" asked the detective.
I'm this earth TO get easy living" said
Albert lodging the question. "and to set all
out of it without any work. and I must do the best
1 TO get along"
Speaking of his alleged second wife one Of
those interested in his prosecution said: Trina
was unhappy with him She compelled to
work and was intensely miserable She glad
to return to her mother to whom she told sad
tale"
According to the same authority she was COM
PEELED to marry Albert. Fehr. he was known
to her. practically at the point of revolver
Albert according to his story in court. Is
the victim Of incOnvenient mistake, that's all
IIe said that his wife practically had been kid
mapped ard that he was innocent of any wrong
doing His first wife disappeared many years ago,
he said. and he believed that he had perfect
right 10 remarry.
The prosecution says that Albert not only knew
of the whereabouts of his first wife. but liv-
ing with Mrs Fehr in Hoboken on Sundays, and
with Mrs Albert the rest of tie week at No. 104
West 96th street. He has compelled both wives 10
work hard said the representative of the prosecu-
tiOn. who did want her name in the papers.
"and he has been the source of a good deal or
misery to both of them. ~
According the source, Albert, or Fehr,
lived with his first wife until about seven years
ago when he disappeared for short time. Ills
bOOkkeeper. Irma Theiler then eighteen years old,
disappeared. too, and was not found again until
a few days ago. She was found by Mrs. Mary u
QUackenbos. lawyer and special Assistant nlted
States District Attorney. She found the clergy
man who had married the and Miss Theiler,
and finally had the man arrested on the complaint
OF this clergyman. =,
Albert IS said have eighteen years old
by his first wife -Four children by the sGcohG VII VII
have died His counsel argued that the ciafG,.
outlawed in this state where the statute OF
maintains that in Pennsylvania, where Aibert HrsI
married the statute of limitations is no hte pre-
server until ten years after the crime but AbertS
counsel pointed that his client not indicted
there.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
MAKEUP OF YALE CREWS.
Men Selected for the Races zcith
HQrUard on jane 22.

New Haven, June 3.-The men who will make I'D
the Yale crews which will go to New London to-
morrow to complete training for the annual races
with Harvard on the Thames River on June q
We're selected by Coach Kennedy tonight bringing
10 an end the anxiety which has been felt among
the oarsmen as to the probable choices. The crews
VIII be made UP as follows:
Narsty-Stroke II. Boulton: No T. Ide (captain):
10 no. D. Howe; No. 5, Taft; No. 4, Hoppin: No 3,
Flcei No , Griswod bow. Auchincloss; coxswafn,
Barkalow.
Narsity four-Stroke. Robbins: No. g. Babcock:
W =, Mayer; bow, Rockwell; substitute on port
sue Cooley; substitute for starboard side Peyton
or Dunkle. - 'O''
Ihese two crews as promising as anv ever
-, ~ 'le river TO complete their training Six
esAS ago the outlook was poor owing to seeming
,ncrH ~ ateTla the absence of any veteran oars
~ le backward season making il irnpossibIe for
+OIeieN 10 get out the water earlier Than 6va
.iIS aItcr the usual time and then a run Of minor
tfra 1ll!ois the candidates. During the la
wedding ont eHGf. the men who survived the
in an process have been adapting themselves
80 Of t'iG ~ style to kenncdy's ways
no IL Iilr NrSlty eight the only men who rou-ad in
Rice ana t4St f year are Captain Ide and Boulton
80 put tHe other did not make n creu, TN
I4ar,o5 " crew mas three men who royycd AGAINST
and 50 ear rockwell in the follr-oarcd boa
-S er ana Robbins in the Freshmen nig,t -
I,S I1IIIle been captain that crew t{5hcociy
The toot tieS from Quincy Mass. is a new man ir
boo+ rockwell might have made tba I,arsit, q,
and P,t oi an operation for appendicitis Dunl{ia
,, eyton two of the substitutes 49, =; ny
III rI freshmen eight. 80 "''c III iaSt
The freshman crew scrod I'll,
IR2l-ows Rs Austin Mills Brainard 'f Rro2d m2Ge up & as
4dJn2eTtS Hoyt, Coates Buist Nnrto IL; fiTGe
'''i'l' NaIiS, iiUnsicker and Stern
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
YET D1Y 1T STATE CAMP.
Soldiers at PeekskW Spend 1t in
Enforced IdIeneSS.

State Camp, PeekskiH. n Y. June 3.-The rain
which began 10 fall Saturday night let up long
enough this evening for the parade 10 get un-
der way. and then when the men in the
midst of the exercise the rain came down with
rush. which resulted in every getting just
little wetter than he had been previously Then
after the dismissal and the had reached their
tents the clouds broke and the stars shOue OUT
bright. and In hour there hardly cloud
in sight. The chances seem to favor a clear day
tomorrow. and If the sun shines and II grows
warmer set Of men Will welcome the change
more than the 14th Regiment. Sodden as things
were yesterday from the long, steady rain, every
thing under canvas at the state camp became
worse to-day for III again rained steadily. The
guard mount held in the mess hail, as IL was
on Sunday, to spare the men much as possible
No work done this morning The drills were
postponed until afternoon. and when the after
with the rain still falling. all drills We're
called on fOT the day.
Extra time will be put in tomorrow and next
day to make UP for the enforced idlenesS OF to-
DAY. The only routine work to-day was the school
Of instruction for the officers. which was held in
the ColonerS tent.
There were visitors. Three guests
of Controller Herman A Metz. who is doing duty
with the regiment. They were William H Hurley,
of the Rapid Transit Commission; NJ j. Scanlon
and DR.. ID G. Potter They. with General Smith,
the Controller and few others, came over TO the
village this afternoon and inspected st. JOseph's
Orphans Home. with its thousand inmates
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
VETERAN PRIZEFIGHTER DEAD.
Barney Aaron Met All Corners" in Bare
KnuckIe Days on Bowery.

About the last of Owney Geoghegan's boys is
dead-Barney Aaron. who met all comers'' in the
old bare knuckle days. wheT Park Row was
lined with disreputable resorts now happily gone
Barney for years fought them all in Harry
Hills Houston street pit lie added TO his Bowery
fame by one Of the fercest bare knuckle fights of
that day defeating Arthur Chambers. at Mississippi
City, in 1878. after seventeen rounds.
His father boxer of repute In Eng
land and Barney learned the game from him
After whipping everything of his weight In Eng
land, he came here to fight Chambers. After years
of lighting In the Bowery rough houses" Aaron
made dubious living at the racetracks by calling
out the winners after each race.
He had one last fling at the ring when he was
seventy years old. The veteran was ptted against
DOoney Harris, another SpriEhtly featherwefght of
fewer years. at the quiet old Broadway Athletic
Club, where the Health Department now is. 1t was
to be nice quiet go quite suited the gray hair
of the veterans Harris got enthusiastic pounded
Barney, like a yearling. but TO the regret OF the
crowd the referees whistle sounded and blocked a
knockout.
A year ago the old fighter broke down and went
TO Long Island institution. where he died on
Wednesday. He leaves a wife and two children
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
TO SHOOT FOR FINE TROPHY.
Veterans Practise for Match Against Active
Second Division Navy Men.

Down in the lower hold OF the old frigate Granite
State, formerly the New Hampshire. which is now
moored at the West 9Sth street pier. four veteran
members of the 2d Division 1st Naval Battalion,
did some practice shooting last night with 3SCalibre
service revovers in preparation for the annual
match which Is to take place tomorrow night on
board that ship between the veterans and The ac-
tive members of the ID Division. The prize is a
500 perpetual challenge trophy, which pre-
sented to the division last year by the veteran
members and which was then by the active
members by small margin
The veterans who practised last night were \. f
Colgate, Henry Clark. Richmond Weed and J, G.
Summers. Judging from the scores made, the ac-
tive members will find it easy task to defeat
the veterans this year The conditions are five
men to team. each man TO shot two strings of
five shots at a reduced 50-yard. CreeGmOOr target,
each string be delivered within thirty seconds
time to be taken from the first shot The distance
is about fifteen yards. The other member Of the
veteran team. it is said. VIII be PevGri MeiSS, IL
The active will probably be ECkfOrd g De
Kay Edward Crawford. Frederick Hecker. Charles
H HanscOmh and II. G.. Bartol Lieutenant Ho-
bart Guiou will referee the match.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE srANplNG.

Inc Giants and Superbas were unable to play
'He Iast game of a series between the mines at
''e roo Grounds Yesterday owing to rain and
WEI grounds. The Giants left over the Penn
sylvania Railroad on the 9:55 train last night
Ior Chicago, where they will begin a series with
me Cubs on Wednesday.
chicago again defeated Pittsburg yesterday
and increased its lead in the championship race
fhiladephia won both games of a double
-eaatr Win Boston. the first game by a score
OF 10 . and the second by d score of to O.
In the two games between St Louis and Gin
clnnati, the St Louis nine took the first by A
score OF to o. while the second went to Gin
cinnau by score of > to -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
"FI'e Norto" Elecfed President of
Eastern Professional association.

an oppoSltlon developed to the ticket nan,od IN.
'ne nomination committee-George Stratb Tbo,~,,.
e'Soh ana Horace Rawlins-at the annual meet
3 StSleFuay OF the Eastern Professional Golfers,
1NSSoc4alloh' The result was a complete chance
III Hie TICKET although there We're no oIarreIIine ar
Stormy scenes. George Low. the first president
i u oTh named for reelection but the office feII
,it " Hilf Norton the official nominee for treas
rI ~, nc nc mas good idea of parliamentary law,
"'IG II Hn4Glf be good presiding offices
IloDths upset the naming of Donald ! Ross
t9iraTT EIce-presidency and Charles Kirchner re-
satI 3aatSi lhe secretaryshp, as Aleck Fiulay the
t3 ,ldN Nancement TO the presidency left vacant
tte nomination for treasurer Stewart Gardner The
Itcu!Hbe!iL Is now at the EXmOor Country Club
near GLhcago, and he could not be reelected
I}INid hunter was finally the unanimous choice for
lLit once lhtrc were no changes in com
NIttee. nominations The ticket elected was.
iFcSldent. Willie Norton Deal Golf Club. yicC-
PRESIDENT John ltobens, Englewood Golf Club: sec
Tetary' Charles Kirchner. PlainfeId. treasurer
L4Eid Hunter ESSEX County Country Club.
tNecutive Committee-George Strath. Crescent
Athletic Club; Alec Campbell. Country club Of
Brookline; Donald Ball Philadelphia Cricket
Club; q A W. Fox, Hartsdale: Thomas An
derson. Montclair Golf Club; J. 5. Pearson. Rich
mond county Country Club. and Isaac Mackie.
II the course may be obtained. there was a
unanimous vote to hold the Ch,mpiCuship In
the fan at the Country Club Of Broolnne. Boston.
In the preliminary round for the June cup at tho
South Orange Field Club on Saturday the follow
ing qualified
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
lenge him. o. V. Sebern. who came after Mr..
Eof. qualified without difficulty
The personnel of the Jury IS as follows:

The personnel Of the jury Is follows:
Thomas &. Cess. farmer. now engaged in ths
ffty-nne years Old Finley Mclean. farmer. afty-
s%o sSa years oid 3 samuel o. Gilman Tancha1 fty-
raiser thirty-two Years old; George Powell farmer.
years old: II. F. AIessecar farmer fifty-two years
Old: Lee Schrivener farmer. sixty years old; J, A.
Robert SON., carpenter, seventy-three years old;
Levi D. Smith street railway employs; A. p.
Burns. carpenter. fifty-twO years old. and 8 F.
Russell, ranCher sixty-eight years old.
In an interview with Mr. Darrow and Mr. Rich
ardson. Of the defence. after the impaneIlins OF
the jury to-day. the following statement was
made by them:
The HAYWOOD jury is made up OF eight Republic
consists Of nine farmers. real estate agent one
building contractor and one foreman OF fence con-
i0ngeJ 10 Labor ore9nzs+ion aTcan1i1g % 9I,r1s
who was member of the carpenters union four.
of trade unionism the labor question In the
trade unionists were placed in the panel and these
We're excused for conscientious objections to cap-
r dai , punishment ia and fixed opinions The jurors
men.
Commenting the jury, James II Hawley. Lead
ing counsel for the state. said:
We thoroughly satisfied with the jury We
justice between the state and the defendant. They
are All good citlzens OF ADA county ana the state
slightest prejudice and we are willing to await
all in.
Mr. HawIey will address the court tomorrow
morning with the states opening statement. He
has prepared no manuscript. and said to-day that
he would be brief. 1t will be alleged that Hay
wood and his associates, standing and working in
the background planned long list Of crimes. and
employed Harry Orchard and Steve. Adams
hired cxnCUtioue-s-
Late tonight ". n Haywood was again taken
sick. lie asked the Sheriff to send for doctor.
and the county physician at once summoned
Haywood said he feared : return of the attack OF
his medicine. DR.. Lewis prepared a prescription.
which Haywood took. Afterward he felt better.
DIT Lewis stated that Haywood not at all
seriously ill., but that his nervous system was in
bad condition
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Harry Stahl. charged with the murder q
Charles Greenwich on Saturday night. was held
without hail Yesterday to await the inquest Tho
detective bureau said that Stahl was 3 member OF
the Monk Eastman gang.
Abraham Gruber counsel for W. E. Stokes. said
the suit for maintenance brought against his client
by Mrs Lucy NJ. Randolph would. on account OF the
Guv murder trial not come up in the Supreme
Court in Queens County before June L.
Timothy Custy, a striking porter. was fined so
in the YorkvilIe court for assault committed
on Sunday night on porter OF the Hotel Belmont
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
YALE MEN QUALIFY AS MARKsMEN

New Haven June with the wind blowing
twenty-five miles an hour ana in drzzIng rain a
few members Of the Yale Rifle club went 10 tho
East Haven Range to-day to shoot for the Ma
uonal Rife Association medal. The distances were
200, 300 and 80 yards, ana only contestants with
military rifles were allowed to shoot. To qualify
as national marksmen 90 out OF - targets re
quired
Horauo Seymour. 'o7; Of Utica. \ Y. the
medal, hitting 81 ont Of possible ~ targets. Ouv
two others qualified: William T.. Foster I'd c7 ~
New Haven. and Francis T. Manierre. 'O7. Of Chi
CaGO. each HITTING 81
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
AUTOMOBILES IMPORTED IN MAY,
Slight Falling OFF in Numbers from the Same
Month Year AGO.

Edward 5. Fowler, Appraiser OF the Port Of New
York. reported yesterday that 12o automobiles NJ
n total value of ~o9s26 29 were imported last
month. as against 3i valued at $466 $50 Os in
May, 1906 and lot valued 1856 956 81 I'm the
same month in 1905.
rive hundred and four cars, valued at 81 67I 222 81
nave been imported at this port since January l.
1907, compared with $50 cars valued at 81 gS4 o92 10
ana $5S cars valued at 81 22O poo 81 in the same
period Of 1906 and 1905 respectively.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
CORNELL PROFESSOR TO WED COED"
Dr. Burr Is Twenty-Five Years Older than
His Prospective Bride.
IBy telegraph to The tribune. J

Ithaca. \. y. June 3.-Professor George Linz
coin Burr who since 1892 has been professor OF
medieval history at Cornell. and Miss Matte
Alexander Martin. coed pupil of his.
nounCed their engagement to-day. Dr. Burr is
about twenty-five years older than his prospec-
tive birdie. He has studied at Zurich. Leipsic
and the Sorbonne. and is an honorary Doctor OF
Laws at the University of Wisconsin. He served
as historical adviser of the Venezuela Boundary
Commission. Miss Martin comes from Dublin.
Va. and will receive the degree OF Doctor OF
Philosophy in June.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
OLD MAN DROPS DEAD IN RESTAURANT

]. S. Gorton. of No S4S Eleventh street Brook
yn. who twelve years ago was an Adventist preach
er, dropped dead yesterday in restaurant at No
13S Fulton street, Manhattan. Mr. Gorton was sew
enty-five years old. In his preaching days he was
we'll known among the members of the Adventist
Church about the city. He recently en-
plOyed by sewing machine company The old
man had patroniZed the restaurant where he
found dead for fifteen years. Heart disease caused
his death. He lived with brother. a nephew and
a niece.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
THREE BASEBALL PLAYERS INJURED.

Washington. Juno 3.-Threo players were injured
in the baseball game between Washington and
Philadelphia, Of the American League. here to-
day. Blankenship, the catcher Of the Washington
team, had his finger broken and Alter, the short
stop Of the same team, ana Murphy, the second
baseman Of Philadelphia. received painful injuries
that forced them 20 retire from t.e game.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
BOISE JURY COMPLETE.
SWORN IN YESTERDAY.
Prosecution and Defence Discuss
Panel to Try Hagzc0Od.

Boise. Idaho. June 3-The jury which will try
William D. Haywood for the alleged murder OF
Ex-Governor Steunenberg finally completed and
sworn in to-day.
The first two talesmen drawn this morning quail
fed thus completing the jury. Alfred Eofr. cap
italist, qualified after strenuous objection from the
defence. and when the court finally passed him ths
defence Immediately used the last peremptory chal-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
-adrshoH Wins and Earns Third
fldce IN Big TOurueu.

the Belgium. June BY defeating Burn in
masters championship ehess
rlaver $50. Uo-osy F. J. Marshall the American
game IN this is2 seqea third place This was the only
Dr. IgnieGhter and Janowski and Tschigorin and
Wednesdsv bPeing adjourned to be finished on
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
DRAY TRACK CAPTAIN AT YALE.

New Haven. Juno 3-Waltcr Rcuy Dray. O9 Of
Chicago. was elected captain Of the Yale track and
field team to-day. lie he's been member Of
the team for three years. and i'm the dual games
wlth Harvard made worlds record in the
pole vault Of Y feet So inches
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
ASHES SCATTERED FROM PIXIES PEAK

tBy>Telcgraph 90 The Tribune
Denver, June S.-The ashes of the late Mrs.
Parmelia L. Workman. of Denver, were thrown
10 the winds yesterday from the top of Pixies
Peak during heavy snOwstOrm. Mrs. Wort
man. who was eighty-five years old, died on May
%. Almost her last request was that her body
be cremated and the ashes thrown from the tol
of the mountain.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
RESULTS OF GAMES Y
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Binghamton-Troy, !; Binghamton, O.
At Syracuse-Albany, 4; Syracuse, l.
At Scranton-Scranton. g. A. J. G.,
At Wilkes s-Barre-Wilkes-Barre g. Utica 2.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
RESULTS OF GAME
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Rain. wet grounds and cold weather prevented
the Yankees from playing the nnal game of a
series with Boston at Boston yesterday. The
team got home last night after playing all over
the circuit. and viii begin a series with Cleve-
land at American League Park to-day.
Chicago defeated Cleveland yesterday by
score Of 20 l, while Philadelphia broke even
in double header with Washington.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
QUAKERS WIN TWO GAMES

Al Philadelphia First Cameo RHE
PPntadelphia Pnsto5 % J0209 Il s 5
Batteries-Philadelphia Morcn and Doom; Bos-
ton. P1efeT and Brown.
tSecond Cameo r. II L.
philadelphia ...........0 ! l 0 0 o o x-2 & q
Boston ...-......-.......0 0 0 o 0 Go / !
Batteries Philadelphia. Sparks and Jack!tsch.
Boston Boultes and Needham. Umpire-Carpenter
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
sENAToRs AND PHILL1Es nRrAK r1

SENATOR'S AND PHILL1ES BREAK FVFN
st Washington-First game r H. F.
philadelphia ......... . 0 l 0 o. & 3
Observation-Disclosures Smith and Heydon; Phil
adelDhia, CoOmbs and Powers.
Second game r II. L.
Washington. ....... 0 0 o 0 0 o 3
Batteres-P Philadelphia: Wadder and schreck;
Washington: Falkenberg and Warner Umpire
Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04

Philadelphia. June 2.-in tho lnal round Of the
golf tournament for the Lyunewood Hall cup.
played at the Huntingdon Valley Country club to-
day. Fred Herreshof. Of Garden city Long Island
defeated J. 4. McCurdy of the Ovorbrook Golf
Club, by up and to play.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04

sssunns5 .h masters tournament Mieses again
mas now % points to his credit i4o
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
CINCINNATI WINS AND LOSES.

At Cincinnati-Frst game RHE
81. Louis ............. o o q o q q : ~ :
Cincinnati ...... ............ 0 Q % s /
Bat;eries-St. Louis: McGlynn and Noonan; Gin
clnnau: Wein.er and Mclean
Second game r II 7
Cincinnati ............ I . O q q q n W n
ST Louis -..-.-....... 0 0 1 0 g 10 3
Batteries-Cincinnat: Hall and Mclean; ST..
Louis: McGlynn and NOonan J-mpire-Rigler
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
MISS SUTTON BEATEN I'M DOUBLES.

,o,,rS ~sa England. June s-In the semi-hnal
.-u OK tne mixed doubles in the open lawn tennis
,rn-,r~~ = mere to-day. DIR. w. " Eaves and Miss
4'aS Button. Of California. "a, 10. -'-'''
New-York tribune., 1907-06-04
RHODES SCHOLARS WIN AT BASEBALL

baseball team made up exclusively of American
Rhodes scholars Of oxford University beat a picked
London team by a of p 10 T.