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New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
MOTOR BOATS STRIKE.
ONE NARROW ESCAPE.
Accident Mars Races in Florida
CarniuaI-The Dirie Wins.
~ TelsEraph 70 T,hs rribuns. J

Palm Beach, Jan 30.-The Katherine. 40
horsepower motor boat. owned by J. Middleby
sr Of Boston, raEnmed her nose into the DO
horsepower Bruiser belonging 10 James Clarke
of Ardmore Penn. just after race in the
power boat carnival on Lake Worth this morn
sng, and both boats went to the bottom No lives
were lost.
The Katherine was going at high speed at the
time, and she cut q big hole in the side Of the
Bruiser. The accident happened just after the
second race in Glass Y. for 3O-footers. at ten
miles. which by the Dixie.
Mrs. Clarke was with her husband on the
Bruiser. and she had a narrow escape from
drowning. She wore long rubber coat. AMI
when the water poured into the hole made by the
Katherine and the boat began TO sink Mrs Clarke
was held fast by her skirts. which were caught by
she machinery. Lieutenant H. r. Willoughby. in
fhe Possum and il. T. willoughby. Of Newport,
r. J., in the Gray Wolf the father and brother
OF Mrs. Clarke. hurried 70 the rescue.
As they got near the Bruiser Mr. Clarke yelled
10 them TO assist his wife and not bother with
him The brother OF Mrs. Clarke got aboard the
Bruiser and cut away Mrs. Clarke's skirts,
which saved her from going down with the
doomed craft.
Mr.. Middleby explained that he tried hts best
10 sheer OF IN time 10 avoid the accident. The
katherine WAS built by Mr.. Middeby himself,
and won two races yesterday. IT finished third
sn the race which the Dixie won, while the
Bruiser finished fourth. Both boats were raised
late this afternoon. and the Katherine was dam
aged the worst.
Next 10 the mishap. the great showing Of the
Dixie was the chief excitement OF the day. Be
sides winning the ten mile race by q quarter
of a mile In the fast time of % minutes and
seconds from field of five starters, it also won
IN Class \, for 50-foot boats, at five miles, In
She afternoon. This an exciting race.
There were four starters. About half a mile
from the finish the boats were practically
abreast, but the Dixie drew away and won with
The Gray Wolf second The Simplex. which won
three races yesterday, third
In the fifteen mile race for Glass Il. all size
boats, the Dixie was beaten by Jess than min
ute, in spite Of the generous handicaps she had
80 concede. Had the race been a half mile
longer she would have This was
by the Errand Boy, owned by George z. An
drews. The handicapping extremely good
and the races were the best ever seen the
lake.
The FIRST race in the morning was won by ".
J. Hufstettler's Mera, from a field OF six start
ers. 1t for Class X at five miles The
Afera. which started third, just nosed out the
Planet, owned by W. V Covar.
CLASS K-LESs THAN THIRTY FEET-4lA NAUTICAL
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
TO SAIL RETURN RACE.
OFFERS A CUP.
Plans arranged for american
Yachts to Go to Germany.

Boston, Jan so-Negotiations we're concluded TO-
day for an international small yacht race Oe'"e ei'
German and American boats In German waters III
August for a cup to be offered by the halse'. "lS
Is a return race the first having been sailed last
September of Marblehead. between three america,
and thres German boats Of the sender or spec'a'
class. -,
AS was the case last year. each country viii be
represented by three boats and the conoluon, Win
few exceptions WILL be the same as In the Hoose-
,a,t C,,n races last season. The only change OF
importance Is that crews must be all amateurs
Last season paid hands could be carried aIthoush
the boats were steered by amateurs
The new condition means that nine American
amateurs will compose the three crews 70 % s'.
to Kie With the committee Of the Eastern 1achf
Club not less than twelve American Yaehtsrneh VIII
have n direct part in the races.
TbiS match was proposed last year. and the con-
ditions were agreed 20 in principle some weeks age
Tba Tht GsTman yachtsmen WI nted the match sailed
IN Kiel week, the end OF June. when the Sfernlal NJ
y4htng pTsssH 4hs eastern Yacht club could
NOT assent 20 the proposed date. as the boats would
have 10 be tried out in April and May. and 1t was
not possible to secure representative crews 80 eS'y
III 'iT proposai 10 race in August taken under
by the f sbe Fmpero The re-
suit was an invitation by cable received yes "a
imperial Yacht Club special committee on the
match, which was as follows;
Henry Howard. BOSTON: =, ,.-,o,
yscbt GsmsR ab nSita Re6n
b,.E stern Yacht Club a contest for q cup In
t5a GeTnen- American races for 1907 Kiel Name
your conditions More advantageous 70 have en-
tries close by middle Of July. and races begin
August Is. bAi'ANDO"~'
The Eastern Yacht Clubs special committee met
to-day and sent the following reply to the German
yachtsmen's invitation;
Rear Admiral Barandon. Etiei, Germany; ,,.,.-
cable received We name SOnderklass conditions
same as IN Roosevelt Cup races except crews 10 DO
alI amateurs During the Anal races hauling out
10 be prohibited LAmit OF two suits or sails. ana
limit cost OF American boats TO be 1000 marks
(S2 400. including two suite OF sails German ut,!'
~ cost AZ YOUR option. Entries to close July 10.
races TO begin August Is HENRY HOWARD.
Several members OF ths Eastern Yacht Club ana
other American yachtsmen Will begin building
boats Immediately from plans already IN hand for
the trial races which will be held about July OF
MarbIehaad
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
DRAW FOR HAND TENNIS TOURNEY

Sixteen pairs drawn last night for the
annual hand tennis doubles handicap tournament
the courts OF the New York Athletio Club
The scratch pair Is H. W. Shaw and F. W. Lyon.
both OF whom have been showing splendid form.
The limit pair Is composed OF Richard Jsecksl
and E. J. Connolly. handicapped at Il aces. The
draw for the first round follows
W. D. Bourne and William l. Stow. aces. vs..
DR.. W. A Bartlett ana W A. Burke. aces;
Richard Jaeckel and z. ]. Connolly, Il aces, VS..
Wasserman and J. P Quinn, 10 aces, vs.. e. B.
and F. W. Iyon. scratch. VS. + W. Kroehls and
c. r. Naething. aces: DR.. Samuel McCuagh and
George A. Skinner. aces, vs. 7. p. Mckenna and
" 4 Hines. aces; DR.. ". D. Tracy and @. 9.
Stow. IS aces. DR.. G. II. Arallett and Dr. ". J.
Pulley. aces: James Haslin and ", 8. Gray.
aces. J. Q. Howard and p, c. Rathborne.
aces; ]. H. Swartley and G. 3. McAulHe. 10 aces.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
OTHER mARKgTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo. Jan. observation-disclosures. 100
head market dull; prime steers S. s09ss is ship
ping S6Gss rs; butchers. % s0Gt5 90 vEAI.S-
Receipts $50 head; market active and steady % 25
active and Sgl5o lower mixed ana Workers., 81 10 &
piss sa2 's and f09sHs g 49,
head: sheep active lambs slow lambs ts0'7 70; a
Cincinnati Jan. sO.-HOGs slow: butchers and
shippers. So sTl. gss 90: common. sSs08ss %.
CATTLE s,sons; taiF t. gToe shippers g soes5 g:
LAMBS slow. wsss. 50 5oes7 s.. -
Chicago. ian. ACCOMPLISHMENTS receipts.
$4,000 head market strong for best: others steady;
beeyes sAQSs 90; cows and heifers. 81 50Q95 IS
head market 90 lower: mixed and butchers 81 as q
sc so good, heavy 50 soRss 90; rough heavy. SO 50
:s.s ss iS91 ss g Rg S1 2
$4,000 head market steady sheep. s. GSs5 Is;
lambs. 50 756sT 20.
Kansas city. Jan. o--cATTLE-Rsesipts $500
head. including 600 southsrns: market strong to ioe
higher toG g 80: choice export and dressed beet
fed steers So IS 3SB 75 sockers so
Qt4 I0 Southern steers. IS IS ass as Southern
2 aSgs3 Is; native eows s2 5gs4so native heifers.
Receipts 1900 head: market opened weak closed
strong top SO 92s bulk OF sales SS 75R RS6 heavy
SO 7S8s6 921s; packers. &c sTSGss s2ii: pigs and
lights. IS 759ssso. SHEEP-Rscsipts. 5000 head /;
and yeaTugs. 7SGts IS: Western fed yearlinss Sc
SSo; sWsstsrn fed sheep. 81 TSGss u.s. steers and
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburs Jan. so--cArT1E-
Supply light: market steady; choice. IS 0s5 10
prime IS S0GsB rs. SHEEP-supply fair: market
sssD lamS. sssss veal al 'Si1 calves snd
s!gs7 o5 other grades 81 IOGs5 ISi FOushs SIS 50 D
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31

The Suburban Handicap will be run on Thurs
day. June 20. over the course OF the Coney ISL
and Jockey Club at Sheepshead Bay. Burgo-
master is at top weight. with 127 pounds. the
same position he holds In the Brighton, while
Accountant follows with 124. Oseau 123, Artful
122 and so down to ocean Spray, Cederstrome,
Malacca and Faust with 90 pounds each.
Go Between won the Suburban Handicap last
year, with 116 pounds up. beating Dandelion.
at 113 pounds, head. This year he must take
up four pounds more. or 100 pounds. while Dan
delion is allotted 11S pounds. The Handicapped
found il impossible 10 separate the good mares
Running Water Dshabille, Tokalon and Whim-
steal. The first named gets 110 pounds and the
other three 115 each. Proper. which is not
named for either the Brooklyn Brighton, is
we'll treated, with only 115 pounds. If he should
train on to his best form. Inferno, the Canadian
horse which Is only entered I'm this race. must
take UP 10 pounds. OF the three-year-olds
Electioneer, the FutuTity winner, is next 10 Sal
videre and four pounds away with 104 pounds
up. The conditions for tho race. with the
weights in full, follow:
THE SUBURBAN HANDICAP
A handicap for thrso-yesT-olds upwardi by sub
scripon SIS the only liability II declared
by February 20 1907. 800 after
Starters 800 additional Guaranteed value $4,000
OF which $4,000 the second 81. 900 third.
One and one-quRTtoF miles
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
RACING At NEW ORLEANS
z. ". Fry Wins Premier Stakes
for T1co- Year-OLdS.

New Orleans Jan. so-E. NJ Fry, the odds-on
favortte AT ! 20 2 won the Premier Stakes at the
Fair Grounds to-day. II the first two-year-old
fixture of the season
Favorites and we'll played horses we're prominent
In every race in spite OF the heavy track. rain
storm broke over the course during the running OF
the nth race almost obscurinS the horses The
summaries follow,
First race (nve furlongs)-Cuy Mannerng 1Ol OR.
I.owe) 4 ]. clifton Boy 100 (Aubuchon) q 10
l. second: Simplicity l03 QAoyG). 10 10 g. third Time
penter Mercea Ola Guard. Pretortus and Port Worth
also Port Worth lost hts rider.
Second (slx and half fur ongsl-1ady navarro
io2 (0arner). to O. st. Valentine. III C4o[G 0
l:2A Pinsticker, Excitement, Taunt Lucy Marie In
position and Gray Plume also ran
Third race handcap; five furlong5) Glsmor 100 (Aubu
chon) 10 l. won Pity 100 CIV. Walker), 70 seeondi
Charlie Eastman. ia (Nan Dussnl, 10 o. thlro 4Lme'
:O3ls. Only three starters.
Fourth race the Premier Stakes for 2year-odsi one
half mile)-E NJ. TTy. 11s tGarnsrl. to 2 woni Blue
Lee IFS (roxlsr) second 2iephen. 1lO (seder).
Captain Chds, Bitter Gold and Water Color also ran
Fifth race dive fdrlongs-Knighon l04 a. Hennessey)
to / won; Duessa 90 "a. Wtlliam1). II to J. second
Monis iOs tAubuehon). - to l. third Time lHS. AZ
High. Maggie MRckey. Gypsena. Edith May society anu
Chaunoey Olcott also ran. -
sixth raos Zone mile and sl1esntll-Forsignsr 100
CFickens) TO l. st. Noel 100 GaugeQ Is 20 3,
second; Gladiator 1Oe yan Dqsen) 10 70 l. third Tine,
entry Harry Gardiner and Old Stone also ran.
Seventh mile and sixteenth Mahogany %
Qlnglanderl, to won. Eta NJ lCS loyd1 20 to- TO- l.
Dr. Young Joe Lesser. DlsoSrnmsnt. olstsn and Pen
also
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
WEIGHTS FOR HANDICAPS
ALLOT1fENTS IBOUT SAME
accountant Heads Brooklyn, and
BQrgomGster the Suburban.

The weights for ths Brooklyn and Suburban
handicaps as allotted by W. S. VosburSh, the
official Handicapped OF the Jockey Club, were
announced yesterday. These are two Of the most
talked Of and coveted fixtures Of the metropoi-
tan racing season. Each has a. guaranteed value
Of $4,000 the only difference being in the divi-
sion OF the second and third money. The Brook
lyn Will be worth $4,000 TO the winner and the
Suburban $1,000. The distance of each race is
one mile and a quarter The weights for the two
stakes are practically the same the difference FOR
any particular horse not being more tnan TWO
pounds. while some get in both at exacty tne
same weight Go Between. for instance. Is e4lot-
ted 100 pounds in each. while Accountant must
handle 126 in the Brooklyn and IA IN the suour-
ban. The weights whole are also much the
same as those announced last week for the
Brighton Handicap which have already oeen
carefully analyzed by the amateur handicappsrs'
and found satisfactory in the main.
The Brooklyn Handicap will be decided on
Monday MAY 90 over the track of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club at Gravesend. Accountant which
was the biggest money winner last year. with
total Of $71575 TO his credit, is at top weight
with 126 pounds, In the absence OF Harry Payhs
Whitney's Burgomaster Go Between. the SUD-
urban winner last year, follows with l2O pouhos'
and the weights run down TO Bright Boy
three-year- which gets in with 81 pounds
Tokaloa which won the Brooklyn hanoicep i"SI
year, beating Dandeiion neck is assigned ITO
pounds She carried 1OS pounds on that occa-
sion to Dandelions 1OT. This year the latter
must ooncede her two pounds The Quail. which
was beaten only head for the place by Ac-
countant in the Belmont States at even weights
is in receipt Of eleven pounds for this race his
weight being 115 pounds.
Blakestown, the Irish horse entered by Rich
ard Croker, is not particularly we'll thought OK
by the official Handicapped. She gets in with
100 pounds On January she ran second in
cheap hurdle race in Ireland with 1oS pounds
up. Clark Griffith, which was not named FOR the
Brighton is allotted 100 pounds and is none too
harshly treated, in view Of his form last year
before he was retired He won the Tohoggan
Handicap IN a galop. beating Tiptoe. OXFORD
and Halifax among others
Salvidere, the acknowledged champion OF his
age last year is at top weight among the three
year-olds with 1OT pounds. one less than he
must take up in the Suburban and Brighton.
OF the other three -year-olds. De Mund comes
next with 1U2 pounds. The entry Of ]. j. Muir
RAYS Orbicular was declared void under Rule IL.
The conditions for the race, with the weights in
full, follow:
THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
For three year-olds upwards s2oo each. hsH for
felt or s5 II declared by February 20 Guaranteed cash
value $4,000 Of s2.5OO the second and $500
10 the third One ons-Qusrtsr miles.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
CHURCH ATHLETIC LEAGUE WRESTLING

The preliminary championship wrestling bouts OF
the Church Athletic League were held at the Trim
ity Club. No. 1ST Montague street. Brooklyn. last
night. The bouts were wall contested ana inter
estng. Charles Sohaefsr. OF Boston. amateur
heavyweight champion. was defeated by H. Brts-
son. OF the Trinity Club for gold medal presented
by William II. Brady, president OF the league. The
men who qualified for the fnal bouts on Friday
night follow:
One hundred claSs-Laust S. Psrtholo-
Athletic Club; Mel i ST. George Athlstio club.
One-hundred- and fifteen pound class sustain. St.
Athletic Young Peoples Association
One-hundred- pound olRss-AcShRy, St
Bartholomew Athletic Club BkFtholOasF
Club
hundred and thirty-fve-pound eIass-Eutter
George Athletic cub GanZsllO. Trinity Athletic Cub
One-hundTed- -and-foTty-hvs-pound class Muller, Sc
Gorge Athletic Club; Kesslsr Bartholomew Athletic
Club.
Onelhun1red and eishtp pound cass-L5nch, ST.
George Athletic Club Engsr St. Georss Athstc Club.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
WITH ATHLETIC BOWyLERS
.NeSOark Bay and PaSsaic Teams Win
Three Games Each.

The Newark Bay Club won three straight sames
on ths Jersey City Club alleys and the Montclair
club lost three TO the Passaic Club in the Athletic
Bowling League championship series last night
The setback received by Jersey city was unex-
Sected, hut the poor showing Of the team IS par
rally explained by the hard luck which has FOL
tOwed II for the last few weeks.
The frst reverse when Smith one Of the
feasn's best bODlers. had 10 away, on account
az th health On top of this Captain Collard re-
reived an injury 10 OF his eyes which has put
.linl out Of The game for time This denoral-
:zed the team, which VIII now have fight hard
% nHtsh better than seventh
Newark Bay at tEs best last night torallinR
sss IN the first game and 977 in the second JaegeT
1oAed IN rare form throughout the evening putting
np three scores better than 200 and averaging 2I2
sor the series. The Team got mark Of e27.2 The
scores fellow:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
AlnNncr.AIR lIIR
TOtas .sal sss $50 Totals ......sG
III. standing OF the clubs follows:
INTERCOLLEGIATE BOWLING DATES.

The schedule Of the intercollegiate Bowling
League. which was announced yesterday. is as fol
lows;
February J. Pennsylvania ~. Lafayette at Phila-
ceipihei February =. Hnverford VS.. Lafayette. at
I1sFerford; February Is. Pennsylvania rs. Lafay-
.tte, ~ Esston; February -. Columbia vs.. Iafay-
cite. al New York; February q, Hsverford rs. La
fsyette, az Eacton; March s, Columbia HaVer-
1or1, At Havefforo; March 8. Columbia Pennsyl-
ran,a- a. Philadelphia; March IS. Haverford vs. Co
bihl ar New York; Mercl lS Pennsylvania vs.
Columbia az New EorA; Nsroil y. Columbia vs.
1sfsyetfe, ar Easton; March 3. PsBnEvivania Us.
Phverforo, az HaVerfOrd
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
OARS ON FUEL TEST REACH BOSTON
Official Results for Sake of Comparison Will
Be Announced in Few Days.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Boston Jan. 0O.-The three Maxwell automobiles
which have been making the comparative fuel test
from New York to Boston reached the head
quarters OF the Bay State Automobile Association
in this city at lis o'clock this afternoon All three
cars duplicated their previous performance and
reached this city with clean record.
Tho run from Worcester 10 Boston. which was
covered by the party to-day, was fully S arduous
as that Of the day before from Springfield 20
Worcester. Sun grades were encountered, and the
deep.
The Official committee on inspection is not pre-
psred 10 issue the official results of the test as re-
CARDS the Of the various fuels quantitatiye and
qualitative and from the point of view of economy
These facts which will undoubtedly be OF conEid-
nounced at early date.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
WOOD WINS HEATS AT SKATING

Ssranac Lake. n. Y. Jan. SO.-Four thousand per-
sons watched the eastern championship ice skat-
ing races az the Pontiac Club here to-day Morris
Wood of the Saratoga Skating Club won ali his
heats. IN the 220-yaTd dash no won by twenty-fy
yards and IN the lis-nile he won as ne
pleased. IN the Smile event Logan Of the Ne-
rana LeFe Skating Club. pressed Wood closely. All
tie amateur events were run IN heats. IN the
vas catching GorYl Eaptx
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
GOOD LIAM FOR COLUMBIA wREsTLERs

The Columbia wrestling team has found an ac-
QUESTION IN 2. Marsspss. o. the New York Ath-
fsfie Club. who q defeating everything in sight
81 practice on The mat. lie IS expected 70 lock
fftsr both the Hseltcrreight and nid6leweight
classes. Tie intercollegiate season docs rot Open
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
FLORIDA
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK CcCre-
~ y.-Emma Ls MstEs. Plelnur, against Fredsriok
lie Metre IL Frederick La Metre "a ea his devtsses
and heirs-at-law and their grantees II any who are
unknown to the plantir. observation-disclosures. To sh+
above named defendants; You hereby summoned %
the complaint in this action and 90
Of the PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty
days after the service OF this exclusive of hs
day OF service. and In OF failure
answer. Judgment will be taken against ey tetars
for the relief demanded In the Complaint
Dated. New York. January 10th. 1907
ARTHUR II. WADlCk. Plaintiffs Attorney. Orce art
p. O. Address White Plains Road. East 2cern
Street. Bronx Borough. New XOrk City.
To Frederick lie Metre. and ~ Frederick Ls Asre Is
dead his dsvtsees hers-st-la their xranssss
&c who unknown tho plalntin: The foresoins
summons "a served by publication. pursuant 20
an order or the Honorable Edward b Amend q re
Justices OF the supreme Court Of the state OF Nsw YORK
dated the I'D day OF January. 1901. and fsd with ths
Complaint In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the County OF
Nsw York. at the County Court House IN ths Borough
Of Manhattan City. County and stats Of ev YorN %
the 24th day OF January 1907.
Dated, New York. January 2Sth. 1901.
ARTHUR III. WADICK. Plaintiffs Attorney. Ofics a26
Y, o. Address. White Plains Road, E2st t7esA
Street. Bronx Borough. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31

The Passaic team won the first two games easily
tEBtnst Montclair, With totals than 900 IN
She last game the outcome remained I'm doubt until
the last ball had been rolles Thomson got "A split
end when Olsen made his spare Passaic Won by
pins. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31

N Llls Tace me MeTa and The ETTand Bow eN-
reeded their per cent allowance and the Dixie
Ssas declared the winner.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
$500 One and three-sia-

TR0TTING STEWARDS DEFER ACTION.
meeting Of the stewards OF the Grand Circuit
was held yesterday at the Hoffman House to dis
cusss some proposed changes IN the trctting and
pacing rules No formal action was taken and
e1seaM Q4ea0I VII b. beld - ths near future
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
THIRD GAME FOR CHESS TITLE.

The third gama Of the match for the worlds
chess championship between Or. Emanuel IRsker
and Frank J. Marshall viii be played this after
noon and eysning at ths Everett Eogs., Fourth
avenue an1 I1th stree
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31

For year-olds and upwards 500 each. half for
felt or s15 II declared by February Guaranteed
value $4,000 Of which $40 the and 1850
70 the third. One ana ons-Qusrtsr miles
The Washington herald., 1907-05-14

cities. These merchants are now being
urged 10 acquire stock in the local news
papers, to increase their home advertis-
ing. and so prevail upon the home news
paper 10 refuse 20 advertise the mail
order establishments. In many places this
anti-mail-order crusade has been united
with the 'town-boOsting propaganda.
and the people are being urged to spend
their money with the home stores. If
this movement should continue to grow it
may have a decided effect upon the des-
tiny of the retail mercantile business.
The country newspaper man needs more
ingenuity than any other man, he thinks
Generally he has his share. There are
many country editors who think only Of
politics, and generally these fail TO make
financial successes. but in those instances
where business brains and business indus
try are applied to the JOB, the country
weekly is a money-maker. A Missouri
country editor made a business of attend
Ing fairs and shows and every big gath
ering Of farmers. He was often accosted
in this fashion: IF ! knew how much
owed you, ] would pay it to-day" This
was said to him so often that he had his
subscription list copied in a book which
he could carry in his pocket The next
man who said IF l knew how much
owed you was cOllared on the spot. the
bill was paid and the editor was made
happy. Each night the subscriptions paid
lat the office and 10 the editor on the