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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
a.sss,spssesS easstts, ptrnaiap, orn 81. sss sM1hrr 1907. .@~~

5000
&rinldripabl fam. fam ben Nanleil
elmer politiihen Hartei, ipelde reebts
mdBig beltebt ulb pplt Selebe nners
fonnt lit, benueen, iperii bieic Sartei
nift ibre 3uitimnung gibt.
IS lit ~perbpten, fir 8elo pber gc9ell
Ionltige ipertbbplle @cgcrlctltnng,
Sienitc fir sinen Gonoirdten al lei
item unb ieoe berartigc llebcrtretnng
bes 8eleses miro nit cilter Strare be
Iegt, iuelde nicbt nebr ais preibunoert
Collars pber n~euu6i9td9ise 8efdn9s
niBbnft. betrdgt. Cine Nusnohme bier
BON lit eeitattet, inbem es crlalibt 1T,
gceen peruiinftige Se6ablung Ieinc
GmnbiOatnr fir Elm Imt purH Die
3citln9en dn5ufiinhigen mn nm
lluterihriften fir Die pprb~ergcbenper
Examinations sYapiere 81 iperbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
BanffraMe

uno uniere 140, 900 8uid)el iasenoe Glepatoret
uNb unjere Mitble uerurSacben oas Bolt III Soro
'Qpuntp, aanias, 9duocreien @elb an5ulegen.
Bstes &Itma. better Booen uno beiteS @afer. 100
min erobe Stredeit anbausfdhis iiesen haben.
BON Sl6 dis ~ $40 per Nder, 100 seuilgeno Sauin
fur cine tatbnliidle MnieoIuug mare.
SSir haben eiHe $50 NGer greBe 8eiSenfarni,
pier Meilen Don elmer eiienbabnfaet, ipetdbe orei
GIeuatoren hat, sebu Meilen bon 1tnslep. oent
0uuntpfS BON Geip1roS Gotrttp. Niles peidles
Drairielnno; 400 slder unrer aaban, oas iibrise
in Neibelanb.
Gntes Saus NIT ad,tL Sinneru. Sdaeuae 81 bel
IS Mit Seuipe'16er uno Siehitaa lno Wetreioe'
ipeid,er. ale o~ebdaoe ~getintbt uno I'M gnteln 3u+
itanoe. 9rei ME periegenoe Brutnen. sipei Wtih'
len uno @aierbehalter. 9rei glfer upn tragfdbi'
gen Sbitbdumen BON seuablteu 8arietGter. Gin
Ader Guitualo, Der iidl TIM BANS 5ieht, 5ebn
Ifer BON Sol5lano. ~iueldbeS genug 0ol5 fur Den
yebari auf Der harm abipirit. 0ingesdnnt uno
quersourdsaunt. grsis S27 80. 9eid,te gebiuss
uneen. On elmer beutiden Nathbarihait, fini
Maeifen bon .auet fatboliid,en airdben. 9reie
itsiaen. Beibrciburg noEreisltit rcerecn aui
4poae Gitp, 4duiaS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
giQp SnnSap, elm fletnsr Seiliser in
\ elmer grpBen STRIDE.

i Gus Muscatine, Soipa, fptrb BON
ben @rfol9en bes @oanaeliitenz Erept@
Leers 8iab Surbab { ri6tet:
No6 elmer finftpD6entlt6en Or
pedunss@@ eriammFtng ioll ct 1859
n8etebrinasen" semtaht babeu. $50
INNER Sunbdp auftritt, maht er rie>
iiees Nufie6en unb es 9ibt nidt
&eni9e, iel6it &atbolifeu, Die cine
I edit 1obs Reiuungb bon Deieu
lSirten Tim 9ienite beS Gbriitens
t6unles" ba6en. @ir babeu 1hou
q It er ii6 belobigenb iiber i'm
ausipre6en boren. Natiirlth 9eldab
9ieies Inn Der nlgemeinen Inertcn>
nnn9 nicbt u5u I6rpff" ~gegenii6er gu
i~treten, pel6e lid fait INNER 3 t
betlrnoet mo Suubdp n9epirft" bat.
Ser Wann unD iein @trfen peroienen
.Daber ndbere 8elell6tung unb Seipres
chung. S0ren mir 5uerit ben 8eridt
ll6er iein Iuitreten III Wllscatine,
Soma. Die SagesblGtter, B. y. Die
Sepeide Oiesbe8iglt6 er5dblt:
Sic groBte 8efe6run9s : Ser
,fammluu9, Die in ben lebten b%unoert
,%Snbren in ben Ser. Stadten 9e6nlten
.rptrDe, Idlob lebte Naht gu Wuss
catine, Soma, nls SiQb SunbatL Der
befannte Saiebaqz 8rebi9er, ieine flint
Bofen>S ertes g riammlunsen feierz
iIi6 beenbete. Sie 3abl Der 8efebrs
ten, ipel6e ieiner briugeuoeu ginln>
Dung SoI9e leilteten, betrdgt 1859
Yerionen. SieIer Hetoro bri6t Die
d1ler onberen Yrebiger, Die je in Die
lem 2nnoe gema6t puroen. Sn Der
S6luBberiamnluu9 befebrten lid 500
Berionen.
nSn elmer 5a6lreif 6eiu6ten MGns
erS&erinmmluug Oes Nadmitta9l
lpurbe bei6loIen, ii1 5u elmer Chic
8ed9ue 81 orgnnilieren uno Den aampi
NIT Dem Snloon auf5unebnlen. Sic
@~eloianunlung Die 6u bielem 3lpcd an,
Iebten Gage cr6o6en ipurbc, betrllq
ii6er $4,000 ltnD baoon iprroe Die
GiibI6e Sunrme bon $505 bon einen'
.0ol5bGnbler, 9iumen5 gS. g. Hond
ciuer Der 8etebrten, Dei9eiteuert.
o8ei Der @erianmlung in Der les
ten NaHt mar Der Nnornng bel
r@ldubigen" 10 groB, OaB nidt Oi(
9dlfte beriel6en @inlaB III Dem GROCER
o5abernntel" erlan9en fonnten uni
BON lleberfluB fanben @eriammlungeI
III bier nuberen &otalen itatt. 81
Der Snit, nit melher ii6 bte .@lnu.
benseifrigen" na6 ben SibpldBer
brdnatcn e~rlitten mcbrerc Gerlebun.
gen, unO cine Wlenge Sraueu mn
&iuOer murben pbnnddtig.
.GS lit Der groBtc 3riump6 in Dc,
2aufbabn beS beriibmten Silb Sunt
Dap. gr ipar ~geionnen, nod ldnge,
Den 6efebrumgsiii6ti9en 0ldubi9en lic
s1 niomen; erbielt jeboh Nn1ridD
bon Dem SpDe ieine5 Stiefpaters, 6rll
@. e. Storpeu 8u Seriington, Sans.
un0 muBte 10 Den SGauplab Ieine'
Sriumpbe perlnieu. nm Dem @e9rdb
niGe o6eS WtauneS leiner Wutter'
bei3uno6nen. Ser Yreoiger purb
inter benz 0urrab ieiner Anbdn9e
nlb flingenbem Spiel na6 benz Sabn
bofe geleitet."
Gin aau5 p%rbindres 8ert bes reli
oi0Ien 6rmbugs bon DEM ia Interifl
10 poQ it'll" miro Semanb 6emerten
Der Sbiges lieit. 8ir uebmen 9as
I6on aerne on, aber es Ipll babel mid
pcr9eiien perDcn, baB mt6 + o.
Iiten in oen 3nll6erfreiS oieies CIR
SaIe6aQs Spielcrs unO reli9ionSpiltbi'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
sseue GARNER Glepatpr @cicaiGaIt

@u5 Sarmer, z. 3, crfnbren mir,
bnb bic (errcn Sominic aricr unb
Gbriitian Gum, beibe i'm General
MerfanOiie @eiddft, cine Sarmer's
@lebotor 50. 9e9riin0et bnben, 81
lpelbeu Die Surmer mn Die Stabt
berum $4,000 &nargelb einbe5ablt
6aben. IS iino 9cniigeub &npitalien
por6ouDen I'M cinen @lepntor 81
ballen unb 6ruGtbaubel 81 treiben.
Sis SubIcribenteu babeu 5ulanmen
einen 9ciit bon elmer Willion Sbaler.
SieieS ipridt iebr 6u @unlteu Der
@escno bel Sarmer. g. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Die SOua'er eiienbabn . Gummiiiiou

bat an 9onnerstag, ben 90. 9e3ems
Der, an uIlc @abneu bes StoateS Ben
SeiebG ergebeu %lailen, in 3ufunit
M b I 25 Gents Oebilbren
uuf Srd6tluhen 81 erbeben filr oaS
Eransportieren bon 8nureu
eincm 8abnbpfc ann
unberen. Sic @nmeiiung lit
bieies Mal ocinds i6arf" gebalten,
peil lie iriiber i6pn au5gcid)idt, aber
niht befol9t iuurpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

baar, ber @et mad benz grnte- 8ablurs 3 pIon.
tauft cine in0ne babe Settion 9ano IN Rcro
jsbeS Sabr BON benz eanb etnbeimieu. eS lit has
rdmIidbe ipie aad5ten, nur oaB Cure Nsietbe NIT
Der Belt Die farm abbe3ablt. 8tuei tatholilbe
sirdSen uno GdbuIen. =. g. 9ornes, 1928 Matn
Strdbe, Subuaue. Sotpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Sn unIerer Sta6baritabt 60.

Sn u~nierer Sta6baritabt 60
pan,ta, Su., 'erfranttcn pori9e 8phc
nidbt ipeniser ais f%ilnfbunDert Scrip
men on elmer @ersiftune, pelhe ourd,
Berunreinigung bes ltdptiihen 8ai@
iers bur6 ihmubises S%luBipaIier bere
borserpfen porsen fem iou. BIS Jest
baben it'd feline Sooesfdae %creianet,
trosbem biele Der @rfrunften lid III
beoenflid1em 3lftanbe b~efinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
0ramt Gountp, 9afota.

9anb su pcrtauien iir sl2 bis 500 pro Nfer i'm
Iidhfeit, Sd,ulen, aauopoits 1ieuit. 5nruers SeIe'
phone, Sutterfabriteu &c. q Grttel racleinan'
Der ubue Miseruteu. gstr uphnen lett 20 Sabren
bier uno tDnnen 9hner iuerthoone nlo %eorrette
NuStanit iber 2nno. Grnten uiiu. gebet. 0atao'
liide 3ird,e uno Sdule BAXTER. @ir perineiien
aui ben bod,fp. perm &iarrsr J = ssolf
bahier. @au ,ue!toe ih an Wdrtems Sree.'
lRilbnnI q. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
sRosWef MiNomri Bargains.

ssir baben Carmen BON allen Gr6Ben, ebeuiu
SolSldnoereien. ipelfbe MIR iebr btnia pertauter.
Die Yreile pariiren sipiidjen S. bis $50 per Neter.
Az Observation-Disclosures, fpeltpe Dem anuter am
beifen Suiaaen. Shretbet iir iiniere Gireulare.
Dietor xSm. ReiB NeaItb Co., ct. Sames,
99iiouri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
XQjlO !

haheu einei r%eaotrenoen 1rieiter, cine Stride
,in0 quite Qdnoercien bon $50 bis 3u $50 per elder.
lie mad Der Gage ruo 8erbsiiernngen. lin Ndbe-
res wenoe man y an o.. *. &reter:
State 8ant, &latte, Glib 0afota. Nan tam iid)
bsim z freiben oer ensIiihen iuie Der beutidlen
Gprau,e beoteuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
8igiqe 0eime.

gSesbnlb ~riSfierer Sic Sbr @elo in &anfen
iino dneeren llrternehm men, fpelepe Jhneit Sorgen
b~ereiten, rpeun Gle fir 10 fuenig @elo ein anteS
Seim In Der fatholif6leu Gctonte in tSrant
Gpantp, aanfaS, tnufeu tOanen. Souo IL iniirer
nut, iminer II der; 3iebe t6nuen eS nttbt ifebleu
unb eS tam aud ridbt bel Sanffrnhen u%erloren
gebei.
HOME REALTY COMPANY,
Syracuse, Kansas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Neme Maarem.

Wrpfe tSnnntitaten nemer
SiciberfDfie, alc bic nemeiten
ehattirungcn 1T glattcn, Gee
miidtcu unh Ylaio Semsen,
SciScmitpife. Sprcht pUr nno
icbt infer clcganteS MTortiment.
infer Teppid. nnb Seltnhs
Scpartcmcnt lit nit ben beiten
Sabrifaten 5r febr miebrtsen
Yreifcn scfiillt.
SaS. SeDi 4 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
mnrktbRrth1tp
Sir Den 0rofuerfanf.
v bWque e, ben 80. Sel.
G}etreihc, Seu, W}ehl, etc,

Uetreibc, Seu, @lebl, etc.
Safer: 46-55c per 23aibel.
Eorn: 6S-79e per Suibe.
@ei,en 70-75c PER Suibel.
Serlte: 50-70c per guibef.
Ho99em: 65-75c per Smibel.
Seu: 10. O0-S14. 90 per Connie.
Webl: patent, 5.~S0-$6.40; itraisbt,
5 .20-$5. go.
&leie S25. 00-S2T.00
Butter, Gier nnb 9aie.
Gier: 22c per Ouesub.
Butter; Tairp, 25c; creamery, 27c pc.
Gtino.
4Gle: Rban. &Glc, nc; Srif, 1856; Gin
burger, lie; Swiss, 21c per Plumb.
Groceries, etc.
Gartofieln Csc per guibel.
3wiebelm 00e per Snitel; GpGsii6s
2miebein, SLIT per Crate.
@epfel: 81. so per Barrel.
9onen 1885 per Snibel.
Giibs Rartoieln $3.0O-3.25 per @Grrel.
8ieb.
Stiere: 81. 00--4.s0.
Riuoer: SO. O0--3.25.
Riibe: 2 .50-3.00.
GGlber: "a. O0-5.00.
Sdafe: $3.00-4.00.
QGmmer: 5000 90
S9weine (auf benz SUBJ: 5 4.30-4.45
per bunbert YfuMS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

Gbicaso. osu 80. Gej.
@etreibc.
@essn-
Se;. 994 @1.O1N.
Wai: 1861 @1.0s.
Rorr--
Oes.: 5sH@59A.
Mai: 5sE@ 60.
SAFER
Ge,. 1917 t15015.
Iai: 55M @54&.
Siebmarft.
Shpeine--
Sapere, 81. 30@4.75.
Sbwere. raube. 81. 3O44.40.
geibte. 81 l00S4 80.
@en,i@.e. 81 3O@4.75.
yteb-
~ytluouieh, SIS 1006.1J,
Ride uuo jtmosr. Sl.2j4415 -.
eddie
Giubeimii6e sGmmer 81 25@6 20.
Gimheimiine S6aie. S2.25 I'd 80.
9Setlihe 9dmmer, "a. 75@6.7 70.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
MMtuma, tatbolij@e gamsluher!

g9ir baben quite unperbeherts- Sarnea bon So
bis so ben W6er. Gerbeierte Garmen BON $40
bis $40 ben Mder elnaensbntes &lima Biinitigfte
@elegenbeit ilr 2anbiuher. SdIrsibet bente: um
R6hereS menbet gud1 an: Sor Wp. z, 6oliem.
0aSfeu Co.. NouiaR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

Serring & 3reti6mer. Grnnbs
eiaentbnmss uno @eriiherumgss @gens
ten. 2incnln BiiloinG.
IS. g. Sransen, beitider ISbos
tat uno Notar. 3iminer ALB Offise'
UebGuoe, 8. nnb Wains StraRe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Sbr e%rgebeniter

GDunrDS =. SDeotng q.
6err 8oeOing ipu6ntc frilher i'll ct.
&ucas, Soma, (giIenbnbn Stution.
Sort atfinlon). 8ir MAIDEN Die
&eier ouf beiIeu @u5ei9e an anpcre
SteQc uufmertiam.
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gu ~begfamfeN.

Ter einsiee supplement, STORE (5arms llno
NGergeratbesSaoen) UNI SeDHlieoe in Der qdnaeit
nntgegeno 1T ~ Derrauieu. entiueoer eiu5elu ober
Sture uno Sdntieoe suiammen Seibe sulanrs
tpetoe inaH iiel an: :. 3rier, care OF Gatbolie
Printing Co., DUBUQUE, 5oiua.
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Oute Weleqenb belt

inn uorobhiheu Soma. nm quite pcrbeierte 6ars
men an anitdnbtaeu 8reiien 3u tanIen. ~ elmer
beutide en- tatboliiden Uenleinoe nit airdle uno
G hmeiternidaule rui uabere NustIiIIt ld)retbe
man on
The Trustee or Pastor of St. Boniface
Parish, lonia, Iowa.
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Ahtnna!

Seueca, Sans, 10. Seq. '07.
SD bin bon ct. &ucas, Soipa, nd6
Seneca, GnniaS, lm8c5u8en, tpeldes
BON nm an mcine Seintatb iein ipirO.
8ir baben 5tpei GiIenbabnen uno neur
Yolts A6lieferun9en tdglih, iobaB id
in Der Gage iein merbe, lire Seitellun>
gen fir Stroop's &%reb5pulper prompte
auimertiamfeit 5u idenfen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02

VATCHUNG HUNT MEET.
NJ. s~teyensOn's Diana Beats the Favorite
~stronEheart for Somerset Cup.

PLAIHPIELp, N. j., June THE second
and last days races OF the Watching Hunt
Clubs annual meet we're held at the Gentle
mems Driving Park this afternoon. The
cold evidently had it's effect upon both riders
and horses, as none of the events was as
hotly contested as on Thursday. A. r.
Hamilton of PittsburR Won the Union cup
in the fourth race and got third place in a
fiat race for the Nestheld cup.
The best event OF the day was a three
mile steeplechsse for the Somerset cup,
won by Nj. Stevenson's Diana, with Charles
D.. Freeman's Strongheart. the favorite.
second. In the Farmers event David Hand
Nancy Switchem. holding the lead. attempted
TO swing from the track to the paddock and
ran -,ver Edward Hayden, a groom. en-
Moved by Singleton Van Schaick. Hayden
a broken nose. The horse went down with
its rider beneath, but both were unhurt.
The
FIRST Race For Galloways; Wcsuleld cup; tve
mrIongs on the nat The Lad, Y, c, CoLdlno, won.
spring Reauiy Singleton Van Schhck, second
Pccos Johunic, Ar. Hamilton, third.
niIes"Silver Twist. W. II. Widely won; Arch Light,
Peter Hauck, Jr.. second; FSssafern' Charles W.
! |TShird Race Farmers event: I'VE furlongs on
the william II. Clarke: won. Tom,
re. Suydam, second; Spice. u. c. Potter, third
Fourth RACE cup: for hacks and hunters;
seven furlongs on the nst-I.ane Allen, 4. X.
! Hamilton, won; Anticipation, Thomas pnrsshouee'
second. M,scr. singleton gSn Schs.rE. t1,Td' ,,,.,
miles Diana. NJ. Stevenson, won; Sttongheart,
Charles u. Freeman, second; Nlncits, Charles T.
FiScr, third; Apple Jack. Charles W FISH: fourth.
miles ~Adjutor. Singleton Van Schaick, won: Cricket,
Ironce Fuller. second: Tobasco, Louis fatier third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
~ V
AZ st. Louis Rain,

BoBToN "a. H., 2; Il YORK "a. LOO.
BosToN. Juno l.-BoGtons reliable TeteIah
"Uncle Cyrus" served up, such varied eseoLE
ment 10 the visiting New York team tnls
afternoon that they were unable 70 puncn
hits sufficiently 70 get q run across the PAn,
while the locals aliKhted on heefe In the einrhLn ~
inning for enough hits TO win the game. me
warm weather brought out a big crowd and
it seemed to infuse p lot OF ginger INTO tne
players Of both teams, some helding stuhts
OF an unusual kind being pulled on
On numerous ocoasiong New YORK uau
opportunities TO SCORE but Young, was aiways
on hand with O swift straight ball that I0oleo
feds advance toward third. after he had
doubled with one mar. out In. the Opening
inning. In the second inning conroy, led on
with q double but remained glued 70 the bag,
as the next three men were easy outs. ~ tne
fourth inning came the visitors best chance
OF scoring. Elberfeld drew O pass and raced
to. third on Chase 8, drive to left. The batter
Cy got down TO business, forcing Conroy 70
pop out and Tanning williams and H2nman:
Another fine chance came In, the sixth when
Keeler and Elberfeld singled. They moved
up on q wild pitch but on en- attempted squeeze
play Chase struck out. Conroy nied 70
Parent and Congalton gathered In '"iihamss
In Boston's half of the sixth UnElsub
singled TO left. Collins hit safely over %lll-
iams's, head, advancing ,yngiaub TO THIRD:
ConRalton' fled 20 Keeler, Unglaub scoring, as
Klelnov" dropped the throw TO the plate.
Ferris waved three times, but Hoey came 70
the rescue with q triple over Hohma g, heeoi
Collins scoring; cFisSr naked %faS but any Ss iS SoSn
Williams singled to centre but was out when
he was struck by Hoffman's batted ball.
Moriarity died at first. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
TENNIS.
CFescents Defeat Kings County and West
sides Ia kniclerb0ckefs.

The play In the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis
League for the season Of 1907 started yester-
day, although two OF the matches schednleo
were called OF because OF the weather. inc
Hamilton Orange L.. \. G, was supposed 70
play &C the grounds of the New York a. u
and the EnRleyood +. C. and the Montclalr
A, q. were to have played. These matcneS
were declared on.
The West Sid T. q. met the Knickerbocker
F. q. on the latter's home courts In Flatpush'
The West Siders last year won the league
championship. and they started on Yesterday
by taking all three matches from the knicKer-
booker club. Carleton c. Kelley. champion
OF the West Side T. g., met w. q. Allen In
one of the singles matches. Allen once was
a Pacific Coast champion and he gave the
younger man all he could do TO win. Ihere
were extended deuce games In both deuce
sets. Calhoun Cragin defeated T.. L., Roberts
In the other sin giles and Kelley and Bernon
s. Prentice won in doubles from Roberts
and Allen, The summary:
West side 7. c. at Knickerbocker !. c;TsInglesn
SSnIskerbockeT. isNio. 50: Calhoun o. Cragln,
West side. defeated r. L. Roberts. Knickeroocker'
Dcubles-benon S, Prentice and Carleton 6;
Kelley. West side, defeated 7; /. E1peI'S ana
There was a curious incident in the play
cent A. g. won, two out OF three matches
son fcEi" Of =" The XII Kings 5 county ciVS had Irying7cc,
With the score So and lo~I5 In the third
set. Anderson drove q ball which Wright
returned out Of court by about nve inches;
The Bostonian then leaped over the net and
walked up to Anderson to congratulate him;
Greatly to the surprise Of those who Tatffh,e S
Wright did not want to play. but Anderson
with great sportsmanship said that he must
play out the match. Wright then won mat
game and eventually took the match.
Henry Mollenhauer defeated Charles M
Bull, Jr.. thus evening the ipgles matches.
but in the doubles Wright and buli TOOK Ihe
summary.
Crescent A. c. a, Kings County IL c;ESlngies
Irving c. Wright, Crescent, defeated trederlck
G.. Anderson, Kings County, 6-S, Ga, Is: Henry
Moiienhauer, Kings County, defeated Charles NJ
Bull, Jr., Crescent, 81, Sc, G." an
Doubies-Irving c. Wngh and Charles N. Bull,
Jr., Crescent, defeated Frederick g. Anderson ane
Joseph T, McMahon, Kings County. 6-l, 30, 6-S
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HACKETT AND ALLEN WIN.
And Take Permanent Possession OF Man
haitian Bowls for DOukles.

The Manhattan Bowls for Vhe doubles
lawn tennis championship OF the metropoh-
tan district passed yesterday into the perma-
nent possession Of Hard H. Hackett and John
A. Allen, the former intercollegiate doubles
champions, by reason OF their defeat OF Theo-
dore B. Pell and Robert lie Roy in the chal-
lenge round on the courts Of the New YORK
l.. T. c. LIE Roy was OF form and could not
support his partner properly. although Pei
was great In his overhead work. Allen came
to the front in the last two sets and his shots
for passes and his lobbing were, features.
Hackett played his usual steady and enectlVe
It was the third win registered for the
bowls by the Hackett-A Allen combination and
a new prize will have to be put up in the future.
The
Manhattan Doubles-Challenge round-Harold
H.. Hackett and II. John A. Allen (hoidersl de
feated Robert lie Roy and Theodore r. Pel chal'
~lengers), IS. 40, 90. as.
Handicap Slngles-Flrst round-N. g. Johnson.
ER, Townsend" minus 80. defeated. r. s. Quimby,
plus half 30, by default; Charles Galwey, plus half
30, defeated George r. Touchdrd minus Is, OO.eEl,
Second Round-A BassfOrd. Jr.. plus half 10,
defeated Frederick Bags plus IL. IL! $500
e. A, Gunthcr. plus half 20. defeated N. s. Clark.
minus 10. by default. w. H. %Stckney, plus half 80
defeated J n, Kirby. plus hsit 9. - q n pT,
mar, plus half 80, a. o.: DR.. II. H. waugh. plus
is. defeated II. p. Schaufrer. plus IL, %. %,
90: l.. II. Fitch. scratch, defeated Charles Gal
wey, plus half 70, o.. -, 90.
Third Round-L. II. Fitch scratch defeated Dr.
II. H. Waugh, plus IS. %, 90.
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LAFAYErTE'S EASY VICTORY
BuchnelI Only wins Two OF Thirteen Events
IN Track Meet.

'EAsroS. Pa. june Lafayette Won from
Bucknell in their annual track meet to-day
NV the score Of S. TO 10, The visitors secured
but two frsts and three seconds out Of thirteen
events. The summary.
ion Nard Dash Won b. Schanet. Lafayette;
ItcT,ick. LAFAYETTE. second, Time, "a seconds.
roO Yard Dash Won by Schafer, Lafayette;
shrId. Lafayette, second. Time. 70 seconds
10 Yard Run-Won BY Shaud. Lafayette: Fields.
LAFAYETTE, second. Time, s. 2 3 seconds.
Jss0 Yard Run-Won by PaHson, lafayette, BAef,
R,Icknel. second. Time, ? minutes 10 So SECONDS.
one NIlo Run by Goodwin. Lafayette:
Whitney, Bucknen. second. Time, 1 minutes HSS
NeST% no Mile nun w by Goodwin. LstEy cite;
vought. lafayette, second. Tine II minutes o
i3o Yard Hurlles-won by ice. Lsieyette;
20 Yard Hurdles Won b, Schsner LatsySt'e'
,eli second. Height. . feet Ga inches.
wv irond Jump-Won by PAxSon, Lafay cite; Lee,
T.t.VFttr- seconc. INSTANCE, - feet ia inches.
Putting IA Pound Shot-Won By .Lenhart, Buck,
neil chalmers. Lafayette. second. Distance {? feet
TTSroNiur 10 Pound Hammer Won by Chalmcrs:
t,iss etc: boud. Lafayette. SECOND. Distance 100
feet I inches, - ,s..,
Jstsy etts. second. Height, 10 feet inches.
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YALE CRkK IMPROYING.
Varsity, Containing Mostly Green Men,
shown Coed sRpeed IN Practice.

blVNb Sgtu EGpNOA ~
NEW HAVEN, June THE Yale varsity
crew put In u hard week OF short practice
spins, with no four mile stretch to show
for the work. Weather and wind did not
favor at any time the last week a long row
oven to the two mile point. the harbor being
too rough TO risk sending the men out. Prac,
tice was pushed by Coach Kennedy ana
Capt. Ide In the river. A good deal OF time
was spent In trying out the second crew.
that came back on Sunday victorious from
Philadelphia, to pick u four cared - raTfe-
sent Yale Ia the four Dared race with Harvard
As the faculty regulations will not permit
Coach Kennedy TO take more than the twelve
men needed to make UP the varsity ana the
four Dared crew with MIN to Gales Ferry,
it's up to the Yale coach TO pick from his
second eight the fastest combination.
Various trials have been made the last
week and 1t was expected that the crew
would be practically decided upon by this
time, but Griswold. who has rowed at ? In
the varsity for a part OF the season and who
rowed that oar in the Henley regatta, has
been under the weather the latter part OF
the, week and this has delayed the hhai
picking for the four Dared crew.
The fastest combination that the rowing
coaches have been, able TO pick thus Iar
cock. 3, and Robbins, stroke. it is quit,
aseompS9y the varsity and the freshman
The srrspGements have all been com
pleted for the crew to leave here on Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock for New London.
From there they will GO direct to Gales Ferry 1Sy.,
Thames that evening II weather .conditlons
are favorable. The last row on the ,harboT
here will be on Tuesday afternoon, and Coach
Kennedy and Capt. Ide expect to get q four
fore the men leave. Yale boating stock
on the campus has gone. UP a peg since the
| showing made by the second crew at Phila;
delphia and the subsequent defeat OF Harvard
Many OF the wise ones who have watched
the varsity. from a safe distance on shore
have been backing that aggregation, against
| anything that has been seen as yet this season
in boating circles. The crew Is showing
admirable form, the men row easily, ana
despite the fact that the crew has been desiE-
mated all the season as q green crew, with
only three old men In the boat, IT has showed
good speed In the short spins that nave been
made.
on the other hand. the Yale officials feel
sure that Harvard has a much faster crew
! this year than has been seen on the Thames
for some time and that the Yale eight VIII
have to show considerable speed to be the
I f~ayorite of the two.