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pOsTGArE PINKS HIS RIVALS
New York Turn Nereln Fencer Wins FOlls
at Crescent A. L.

at Crescent ~ e.
Ten fencers competed In a tournament al
the Gre scent A. {. last night for set Of Sill
yer fois. presented by DR.. Buys Of the Cres-
cent A. {. q. Postgate Of the New York Turn
verein won the tournament easily. taking every
bout in the final strip
The bouts in the hrst strip resulted in a
triple tie between G. Postgate, II. Perrine OF
Columbia University and P. KToeger Of the
New York Turn 0erein. Postg4s won the
fenceoii of the tie.
The list OF entries was as follows A. Rieth,
P. Kroeger and G. Postgate. New York Turn
rerein H. Perrine, Columbia University
y. Mcdonald, ". g. n. Randolph and Dr.
McGodrck. Crescent. A, c.; sherman Hall,
Fencing Club. and Lieut.. Russel West Point.
The summary
Strip &c postgate won from Lieut. Russel and
T. Mcdonald and was defeated by p. hroeger
Lieut.. RusssI won from T. Mcdonald aud was
defeated by g. Postgate. N. Perrlne AndP. hroegerl
Il. Perrine won from p. kroeger, Lieut.. Russo
p. KroeEer won from Lieut. RusSel and G, Post
gate and was defeated by II Perrine.
T. Mcdonald was defeated By Lieut. EusSel &.
StIlp Ill l. Hirs6 won from Or. McGoldrick
and was defeated by 5. Han. A. Ruth and " Ran
Br. McGoldrck won nom ". Randolph, 5. Hall
and A. Ruth and was defeated by W Randolph.
w Randolph won from 4. Relth, H. HirSh and ),
Hail and vas defeated hy Or. McGodnck
4 Rlcih won from s, Hall end u Hlrsh end was
defeated hy ". Randolph and Dr. McGodrick
S. Hall won from \. Hlrsh and was defeated BY
A. Relth. Dr McGOlduCh and ". Randolph
reu,yUlF o. rlr IN Strln &C. PosiEate won from
r. Perrinc and p. KroeRr.
n. Perrine won from p, KroeEeT and was de-
ieAted By q. Postgate.
p. Kroeger was defeated BY q. Poslgsle and H.
Perrine
FINAL BOUTS
g. Postga'e won from W Randolph II Perrine
and Dr. McGUdHcf
n. Perilnc won from Or. McGoldnck ana was
defeated by G, Postgate.
Dr, McGoldrck won from W Randolph and was
defeated by &. POstgate.
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Crippled e. &. \. Y. Team Defeated by
Score OF IS Points to 10.

In the natatorium Of the College Of the City
NJ New York was held last night the final
swimming meet of the season between Har-
ward and c. G.. ". Y. The local team was
further crippled by the loss OF one more point
winner. Morris. who was disqualified by Prof.
Storey, and Harvard won by IS points to 49,
Five Of the c. c. M team are now debaTred
from oompetition: haTsrd won the relay
P. Wellington Of Harvard was the greatest
point gamer, winning the %, 100 and 22O
yards,
10 take a first. The event was the fancy
diving contest, In which he scored 22s points
Mardhn, c. c. y. y, was second with 10
points.
eI-oaptain Of the G. G. n. Y. team, excited
much Interest Schmidt won easily by over
Ave yards in minutes 81 lis seconds.
The water polo game, which did nol count
OF Harvard and Voss Of e, c. n. Y. each scor-
ing once. In an extra period {. c. y. \.
won on IArkin's goal
Relay Race, 500 Feet-won by Harvard. with
G G. n. Y, second, with Stern, Becker. Thompson
=. Fancy Diving co1test-,woP 6y T. Muller, c, e..
second. with with iiO points; H. Butt, Harvard. thrd,
With lO6 points.
81 Yard SWiul-Non by y, Wilmington nAfNard
T. g. Aspinwall. Harvard, second: s. Conn. c. e..
\. y, third Time. 272b seconds.
Plunge for DiStAnce-Won BY HUI Harvard,
with So feet inches 5. Cohn, c. c. n " second,
With NJ feet inches NJ Schultz, c. {. n. Y, third,
with - feet inches.
100 Ward SWim-Wo by p Wilmington, Harvard.
& Hoyt Harvard, second. 4. COIN G. c. y. V,
bird Time, 1 minute seconds
20 Yard Exhibition swim Between Kari Schmidt.
q, C. n Y, and ". @. Manley, y. Y, 4. C.--Wou b.
Kari Schmidt. Time, z minutes 50 5 seconds
9s0 Yard Swlni--Won by p, Wilmington, Harvard.
n stern C. c. n. Y, second II, Brecker, G. N. Y,
third Tine, minutes So 2 8 seconds.
Water polo--C, c, n. Y, ?. Harvard, I.
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CiOIF'.
warren Il. Wood Beats J. z. Porter In
FINAL Round at PInehurst,

PINpHURsT, n. C., March 2l-Warren X.
Wood OF the Homewood Golf Club. Chicago,
landed the presidents. or first division
trophy in the thrty-siI hole final Of the fourth
annual spring golf tournament to-day, de-
featlng John f.. Porter OF the Allegheny
Country Club by cup and to play, in ma tch
which attracted the attention Of gulltry OF
several hundred persons, the day being
ideal
Porter had by far the bes OF II in the morn
;,,, I..t.i --i-,. .,'' IN thirtv-sevpn with
phenomenal one on the lifth aud starting
home at a rapid pace, having rue lhlCdgo
ulayer four down at the fourteenth, but Wood
look the four remaining holes to even the
score winning the afternoon round ny up
and 4 TO play. The morning scores were 20
for Porter and so for Wood
Oswald Kirkby ~ EnglcWood won me
consolation from &. l.. Becker OF Woodland
by ! up and I TO play.
There we're trophies for the winners, run
ners-up and consolation division winners ~
seven divisions, A. e. Ira yis Of New ork
winning the second division from I, Is. Ward.
well OF Megunticook, Me, hy aud ;. and
n. G. FOwnes Of Oakmont tho consolation.
The third division went To W. {. Johnson Of
Canoe Brook. who defeated &. o. hpss-ll of
Oaklev, / ~. j. A. Iangerle Of Dover Ray,
winning the consolation, r. ". Nistar Of
salem. \. H.. won the fourth division tro.n
T.. p Wiiame Of Spring Haven by and T.
and w. y North, Ouwentsia. the consolation.
division from u. s. Hadheld Of Blue Mound
by n and II: II. e. Fitzgerald of Mohawk
winning the consolation. W. ". Z. Mussen
of the Royal Montreal cub won the sixth
division from &. r. WnCher OF Wheeling by
I M and Frank Hedley New York. the con
ISOLATION, the seventh and last division going
10 A. n. Skies OF Wanaka, who defeated j q.
Gallagher Of Glen Ridge / up: Richmond
Dean Of Midlothian winning the consolation.
PALM BEACH, Fla. March 2t.--There was 4
handicap golf tournament at eighteen holes
today. r. II McElwee won the gross score
prize and A. NJ Miller. Jr.. won the ne score
prize. The scores:
4 NJ Miller. Jr., 70. Is "A, J. p. Rumbough
rs, p-66: r. W. Fair, IS, l6-6S: Y. n. NcElwsc
80 90; y, o wlckhSm, 81. o u: 2. s. KImhall
ei. iS-7e WI, Dalrymple ,e7,l2 rs: ward Amos,
Jr, 90, 1910.
Park Commissioner Berry has sa id that he
will cause Van Cortlandt Park 10 he opened
for play this week for golfers on Temporary
greens The regular green's will not be used
until later In the season,
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CREWS IN GOOD SCRiP.
Harvard second Eight Breaks Course
RecOrd-Varslty Recruits.

C,MBRIDGE, Mass. March 2l-The Har-
ward second, third and fourth crews were
sent over the mile and seyen-eighths coursc
on the Charles River basin to-day In a race
which was TO be the basis OF cut in the squad
The first varsity crew watched the race from
the launch. The second crew Won the race
in the fast time Of minutes II seconds,
breaking the record Of the course.
The race was a scrap from start 10 finish
between the second and third crews. The
third took the lead ut the start and was
driven hard by Cutler, who was stroking II
Reece, the stroke OF the second crew, held
his men well within themselves until the
mile and a half mark. and then called on
them for a spurt. They responded gamely
and won by few yards.
As a result Of the race the following men
from the second. third and fourth crews
have been retained Reece, ,Wyman. r. Cutler
Marvin, Fahnestocl,. Tilton, Lowering, G.
Bacon and King. These men with the first
eight, made upof Faulkner, Fish Severance
LIint, Wade. E. c. Bacon. Richardson, Nor
gan and Blagden, will constitute the varsity
squad. To the surprise Of the undergradu-
ates Sargent. who has been stroking the
varsity and who rowed on the second crew
in the race this afternoon, has been dropped
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NrIrht strong with the One.

CHICAGO. March q. II. A. Wright Of San
Francisco defeated Edward Gardner Of New
York this afternoon in the amateur billiard
tournament At "A inch balkine by the de-
cisiye score Of 900 to l2e. making the fne
average Of 20 1918. Wright by display Of
the hest billiards Of the tournament proved
that his victory over Champion Demarest
on Friday night was no hukc. and his average
loom M a. likely winner OF the tournament
as he has only one game to play. which will
be with Charles 7, COnklin oi Chicago next
Monday night. The score;
Wright ,. Il. q. 10, ~. >, g. II, s s., Az. Al, .
II, o.
GGrdner-e. o. .B,L /, 10, 0. Is, n. o, 20. l. Total
iB Average. 10 6.i2. High runs, Is, 20. IA,
In the evening Demarest defeated c. F,
Conklin 100 70 III, DemaTeSt averaged
u lie. and made high run Of III. Conklln's
average was II i3-i6
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FIRST VICTORY FOR CHICAeO.
Maroon Basketball Players Outplay the
Pennsylvania Team.

CHICAGO, March 2i-The University oi
Chicago basketball players took a grip
on the national intercollegiate title at
Bartlett gymnasium tonight, winning 4
sizzling contest from the five representing
the University Of Pennsylvania by score
OF n to Is.
The second contest OF the series for the
title OF champions OF the United States
VIII be played in Philadelphia next Wednes-
day
The victory scorel by the Maroons was
cleen cut. The bette" tes m won without a
doubt. The success Cf the Midway team
cGnnot he rscribei 10 a1y one individual.
hut Gait Sohommer At centro did more
th'1 any other Cthlete 10 give Chicago the
'ong end. Schommer's work Nas Of the
se- sational vRriety,
Chicf go,s defence wRs the feature OF the
contest The short ressng end dribbling
OF the Pennsylvania five was excellent
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HOCKEY.
VIctOrIss Played as II JAded but Disposed
OfN. y. 4. &. Team.


OfN. y. 4. &. Team.
The vittorias Of Montreal had little trouble
defeating the hockey team Of the New York
Athletic Club last nighN The game was
played In the 81. Nicholas rink and brought
the hockey season to a close The score was
sto 9 In favoriof the Canadians, but II in no
way indicates the difference between the two
teams The visitors played a. II they did
not wish to make the margin too large. II
seemed too as II a good deal OF sightseeing
had not been beneficial TO them. They were
tired and rested whenever they had an oppOr-
tunity. The New Yorks scored first; then the
Canadians made two goals The home team
scored again and then the Canadians took a
lead and we're content to just keep a safe
margin ahead OF the home team.
The gameat times was fast The Canadians
showed that they are all speedy skaters Whrn
they wanted TO be. Their stick work was
eIcelaent nd each man shot we'll For the
home team Castleman PLAYED the star game
lie was In fine form and showed M better
than In any game this winter. Mills TOO
did well and stopped many hard shots He
had a habit Of dropping his stick when hard
pressed This Ia against the rules but eN-,
cent for an occasional caution the referee
took no notice OF II. Ofside plays were fire.
uuent and were not stopped. and one New
York goal was made on Two forward pa Sses
The game started lstlessly, and II was
some minutes before the visitors warmed M
TO II After four minutes Of play Peabody
secured the puck on pass from Whit e and
scored Ben Rhodes was Jubilant and pictured
A victory for HE team but in little more han
a minute Bowie scored on pass from Gil
bert, and then Patrack took the puck all the
way down the rink and scored alone. This
gave the Canadians a lead Of /, bur forty-siX
seconds later Cast leman tied the score ON a
paas from Peabody. Then Kennedy made A
long run and scored, Bowie scored from a
scrimmage and Gilbert made the next goal
for the visitors. Coocan scored Kennedy
ofIse' that by tallyinE after good run CooIi
can scored again on a nass from Peabod
and Russell made The last goal in the first hall
on a pass from Pagan.
I'm the second and Il was seven and a
half minutes before RoVie scored from n
srrimmage C1stleman made two goa iS
for the homo team in this half The Nictoriss
announced last night that this VAS their
last sen son. The players realize that the,
have little chances of success against Tho
professional teams in Canada and 90 have
decided 10 retire This year the team has
made more than ss.OOo and this money is 10
he given 10 the Victoria Hospital OF Montreal
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FINE ENTRY FOR EMPIRE CITY.
Belmont, Kseae. whitney and others Send
Nomination. for NJnSerl stakes.


Announcement was made last night by
the Empire City Racing Association that .
total Of ,lOs entries had been received Iot
the stakes 10 be run at the Yonkers track
during the August meeting. The big race
is to be the Empire City Handicap, value
ti5 900, for which Colin, james X, keeneb
tvo-year-old champion Of last year. has been
named, along with Celt Ballot and ureths
Green from the same stable.
Conclusive evidence that the Jockey Cluo
will give the Empire City track its hearty
support IL given by the receipt OF entries
from its chairman. August Belmont. Harry
Payne whitney, Y. r. Hitchcock, X. l.
Wilson, the Newcastle stable and j. f. Madden
have also made entries.
The entries and STAKES for three-year. olds
and upward are: The Empire city Handicap
value $4,000. one mile and a furlong, VI
entries the YonkeTs Handicap, 5000 added
one mile aud sixteenth. 80 entries; the Fleet
wing Handicap, 5000 added, ak furlongs
70 sntries; the Mount Vernon iandloap.
5000 added. one mile, Is entries; the arrow
stakes, selling, $40 added. sn IufisCnss, sI ~
II entries the MelrOse Stakes, selling, N=VOo
added, one mile and a half % entries the
TarrytONn Stakes. 5000 added, one ilhs .le
and sixteenth, 50 entries; the Nlds,nhn,e VIZ
stakes, selling, 5000 added, one uluP anu
u lWIlOuk bU tiNTtb
For thTee-year-olds tho stakes and enIrleoo re
are; The Clark Memorial Handicap IyJ3
added, six furlongs, 90 entries the mIn' IN
Stakes, S2,5OO added, one mile, n entries,
and the DunwOOdie Stakes, selling, N'oOO
added, one mile 81 entries.
In the two-yeer-old division the STAKES
and entries are: The Kniokerbocker Hanoi
cap. 5000 added, about SIX turlongs ly'
entries; the Wakefield Stakes, 5000 sddeq'
five and half furlongs. 80 entities; the Fryol-
lty Stakes, selling. 81, 500 added, i've ano :
half furlonEs, 90 entries the Demolsene
Stakes, 81 500 added, five and half furlongs,
50 entries. The Empire City Handicap Is
the YonksTs tracks rival 10 the buDuTDAh,
Brooklyn and Brighton. Nearly all the crack
thorouEhbreds have been entered a. follows
The Empire CITY Handicap. Value SIS 900 for
three year r-ods and upward. BY subscription oi
SIS each, SIS additional 70 start guarantees
cash value $4,000 OF which e. 900 10 the second
and q 900 10 the third. Weights TO he announces
August l. 1908 Winners after the announcement
OF weights OF two races Of ti 900 each or one .,
e 500 10 carry three pounds extra; Two races OF
1900 each or one Of 5000, seven pounds eAus,
two races OF t5 600 each or one Of 600 ten POUNDS
extra. Penalties shall not require three year
old 70 carry weight exceeding 10 pounds, oI
four year old or upward 70 carry weight eAceeu
ing IS. pounds Distanee-One mile and rlHoht
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Amateur Baseball League.

ho>IcLAIR, March 2t--The Metropolitan
Amateur Baseball Learue this season will
Op Composed Of the following. Crescent
Athletic Club. Englewood Field Club, New
York Athletic club. staten Island Cricket
Ipb, Oritani Field club Of Hackensack
ard Montclair Athletic club The scheduls
provides for TWO games with each club
The season vii begin on ,lune and end on
Angus, -. The new club IN the league a
the Ortani, and t is expected 70 have
strong organ llation. The Montclair Athletic
team ts maintained TO provide SATURDAY
games here when the Metropolitan LeagiA
team plays away from home
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sOu,d Tnr.. Of New Works W,IloD, W,...

WACO. Tex, March 2l-The New York s
third team played here to-day. defeating the
local Texas leaguers = to s. The weather
was very chilly. and MGthewson. who pitched
the entire game, did not extend himself, three
McCovern played right field for the New
Works the rest being mostly pitchers, which
made their fielding very eTratc. Pfyl and
Wiltse made home runs. The scores:
hH.g.
New york........i soso .-si2 4
Batteries -Msthewson and James Romsby.
KenslinE Gibson and Orr.
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KIddie Defeats LOckett for MOntclair
SQUASH Title.

Frank Riddle won the souash champion.
ship Of the Montclair 4. {. In the annual
tournament played at the clubhouse yester-
day afternoon, defeating A. II. Iockctt. who
held the championship for three wears.
There ere twenty-five entries In the tourna
little trouble. Iockett being the only one 10
offer him any serious reGibtanoe. The sets
In the decisive match ran iS-l0. iB-1, I'LL?
Lockett was formerly q member Of ths HAr-
yard Club q EnSss s be w.s oDs q ne Sr.cs
by the governor
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B.unlnEs Be,tors VIII Not ne Nolested.

WASHINGTON. March ?i.-The perambulat- =
ing bookmaker will not be molested at Ben
nlnRs during the race meet 70 be begun on
Monday. the corporation council Of the
District Of Columbia having rendered an
opinion to-day that the police were without
authority 10 make arrests Of bookmakers
Who did not set up stands. But the corpora
tion counsel held that those who controlled
the meet could bo prosecuted for permitting
gaming on their premises and the District
Commissioners tonight directed the Chief
Of Polieo 70 get evidence sguipSe the Jockey
Club MANAGEMENT.
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billiard Gossip.

Iu'the game at slossons last night Georse
Sutton and Csssg gnol played ls,7 and Sutton
won hy score Of 800 10 7SS. He was in effec-
tive form and ratified on the paints steadily
and fast Every one Of his thirteen innings
Melted double figures except three, two OF
The exceptions yielding clphers and the
other iOi. The score
suttouO, 70, 1B al, o., o, lO4, q, 10, IS. II, y. g.
Total, 800 Average, % o'iS High runs. io4
"bS,slEnol-O. IS. 40. e., /, o. -s.O. 1. -. L,@.z
Total, s6 Average 20 SIS High runs 50, %, 50
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Clarence Macksy subscribes to Olympic
Fund.

The members Of the executive committee
Of the American committee are leaving no
stone unturned TO raise the required amount
Of money 70 send o representative team
fropn America 70 the Olympic games ~ Ion
don, Clarence Maokay, the well known
eportsman, has sent a check for $50 as q sub
soription 10 the fund.
The sun., 1908-03-22

BosroX. March 7i-Ths gunners Of the
Crescent Athletic Club Of Brooklyn again
dsfeated the Boston Athletic Association In
the return match at tho Riverside traps this
afternoon. The visitors we're In rare form
and won by 81 birds. precisely The same a.
they did at the Parkway Driving Club on
February % The Cresconts Killed $50 birds
ihis afternoon 10 023 for their opponents.
The scores:
Crescent 4. C.-GeorVe Stephenson -. Brigham
;eKrym B Southworth. n: Monatt, 81. GHnueu,
20, Palmer IS; F. p. Stephenson. ~ Total, 66O
Boston A. A-CApt. Owen, n; Gilman, A: CLARK
81: Ellis, ~, Adams ST. Faye. IS. Powell, 81; Reed
a. Total, 623.
A 100 bird special for hye men was shot,
md IN this one Of he Boston team. G. Mayer,
vas high gun with a5 kills.
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Score -VlctorAs, g. New York A, C., q. Goals
~ Bowie ~, Kennedy. ~, Patraek ~, Gilbert
-, Russell ~ for Victoria Castleman "a, Coolicsn
". Russell Hockey Club Of n. Y: assistant referee
-nr. hackenze, Hockey Club Of n. Y, Goal
New YoIk, nmeFy-George 7. Siebblns, Crescent
a. o. A. stuart, V,otoris b. @. Time Of bAlvsS-
- minutes.
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hs record OF the series to date
Totals
HAKI AED SuITMERs EIN.

America has won one match, EnglanC
three, three we're tied and one unfinished.
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Park Commissioner Berry has sa id that he
will cause Van Cortlandt Park 10 he opened
for play this week for golfers on temporary
greens The regular green's will not be used
until later In the season.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-09
HURLS ANATHEMA
At SKATING RINK
IN OCEAN GROVE
Holy Wrath of Former Restaura-
teur Aroused Against "Dese-
Grafton of Ground"
Especial 70 the Evening star.I

OCEAN GROVE. July st. w. Lila
gore, formerly the owner Of the pavilion
hat bears his name. is incensed owe
the establishment of a skating rink
where his restaurant used to be. He
said:
II will no longer have my name dis
graced by connection with what is now
known as the Methodist Skating Rink
at Lillagore's pavilion. For Zion's sake
1 will not hold my peace. and for Ocean
Groves sake l will not rest until the
righteousness thereof goeth forth as
brightness, and the salvation thereof as
a lamp that burneth.
The holy name of Ocean Grove is
now sadly changed to The Religious
Grand Opera Amusement Company
81 protest against violating the spirit
of our charter, and desecrating ground
consecrated for the promotion of holi-
ness by the conversion of my restaurant
into a skating rink. The church was
organized for soul-saving. not for sport
ing, skating Kinks, merry-go-rounds and
newly invented methods of filling the
Lords treasury"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-09
OLD GIBRALTAR BRIGADE
TO ASSEMBLE IN OHIO.

The following invitation to attend a
brigade reunion at Toledo. September 1
and Q, has been extended to G. A. r.
veterans of the Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-eighth New Jersey Volunteers:
'The patriotic citizens of Toledo, o.,
and the executive committee Of the
forty-third national encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic extend a.
cordial invitation to the First Brigade.
third division, second army corps, to
hold a brigade reunion at Toledo Sep
TENDER l and q"
The brigade formation consisted of
the Twenty-fourth and Twenty eighth
New Jersey, 1929 Pennsylvania, Fourth
and Eighth Ohio, Fourteenth Indiana
and Seventh West Virginia, and Is
known in history as THE Gibraltar
Brigade" 1t was commanded by Gen.
eral Nathan Kimball. Of Indiana, and
General s. S. Carroll, United States
Army, a graduate of West Point.
The entire service of the brigade was
with the Army of the Potomac, in the
Second Army Corps, under the leader
ship of Major-General W.. S. Hancock.
The Gibraltar Brigade distinguished
itself in the battles of Antietam. Fred
ericksburg. in the assault on Maryer's
Heights; Charlottesville, Gettysburg.
Morton's Ford, Wilderness and Spott-
sylvania. u
Comrades who contemplate attendin
the reunion have been invited to send
their anne to Captain o. G.. Daniels.
Mt. Vernon, o.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-09
CONQUER DISEASE
BUT FALL BEFORE
W|LES OF CUPID
Jersey Doctor and Nurse Figure
in Pretty Romance of the
Sick.R0Om.
Especial to the Evening Start

NEW YORK, July 9.-Another doctor
and another nurse nave succumbed to
the Vaccinations Of Dan Cupid RAM
pant in the sick-room. Miss Elizabeth
Marshall Gray. cousin of Judge Gray.
a pretty young trained nurse, Of Pater-
son, N. j., is the bride, and Dr.. Henry
Osborne Carhart, of Blair Academy,
Blairstown, N. j., who was a confirmed
bachelor, is the bridegroom.
1t was a case of love at first sight.
The couple met at the bedside Of
Ledyard Blair, grandson OF the founder
of the academy, who was down with
typhoid fever. The courtship was car
ried on In the sick-room, and was not
less successful on DR.. Carhart's part
than his treatment Of young Blair, for
the patient recovered.
The ceremony was performed in this
city Tuesday before foul friends of the
happy couple. After q fortnfght's
honeymoon In Maine they will be thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Savage, In
Asbury Park.