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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
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godainie 10 pred poladniom Cd:
Ebya eie " Cieclnie p'ogrzeb 10 ofiar
sttlasznej powodzi, jaka nawiedzie
ia " nocy 2 Is ma 16 2. m. wle6.
EJuszczyne n~alszaecae do tutejszej pa
rafii ressty zw}ok, II, ME odna-
leziono jeszoxe. Welding urzedowycb
Eobl'ozeh straoiio aYo,e 81 osob.
Do gfebi byI *~zruszajaey widok IL
tnru men bialych, wnoszonych do
kodoio1a "a Dab l't 4 IA oze..
IL teg;o, smutnego oraraku niesiono
|trumienke dz~ieciecia.. Ma jej widok
E.po plrsz.estepieniu proga> sw'4tyni,
Il sH;Hify.- ~. !. 800 '=n-. ii..
Ewybuohia pu6'lliozuodi6b .,gromadzona
jul v swiatyni, . Z dalekioh stron
przybyia, tax strasznym plaozem,
jak straszna Y swyoh skutkach by
10 Gala %katastrofa.
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[posadzoe " kszta4cie czworoboku, a
obok Mich uustawiono 6wieae p}ona-
&c. 20 n%abokenstwie zafobnem
eggsekwiach ruszy} .orszak pogrze-
|bowy " tym samym porzadku ma
c,mentarz %miejscowy, edzie z{ozono
zwsoki y wspdlnym grobie IA vie
o ',aly odpoozynek. Modlitwa kaap}a-
sa5 . 4 .#;% #? 4. - II
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go tlamu viernych zakonczY}y ten
tax smutny obrsed.
" pogrsebie wsiaa udsiaf starosta
zywieckl p. stanisiav Forth, kie.
t:rujaoy enetgioznie cala akoya "a
tunkowa wobec czelggo spodziewa6
.sis nalety, i biedaon ~pozostali;
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vie rozpaczltwego swego pofoze-
ni4. All
Mokeby na1ezato xawlaesad komi-
tet ratunkovY, kt6rego zadan1em
5bytoby prsyjaad6 12pomoca n~ieszcze-
.S1iwym. mieazkaheom. u.
Prey odbudowdniitu gmlnyy Juszczy-
~, nale.talobys pomysle6 rdvnies .
.budowsiie sakoly, kt6rrejj brak Ne 1000
miscellaneous bio ratsco y oczy. .
ton prsekonaailJ sie set li z \ Sd
;ijsoyoh po IA sa,:rofie Ja,s,acczyny.
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:Hgs' ''lh'ei1l s., esssieo Az Galley alloy p !
:w'yyrzadsita wielkie ssskotdly. /. " Y in
ss.esynliiee L zggingylls We wodzis % os6b
! wssystto b'ydlo;. le donow s.upsir
pp,esazo u ''Ih o'spiazczo,.yoh
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
s1ERA |. 4 VICE. Ninety ma

sIERAK 4 VICE JE1 Ninety na
Kaszubaoh to easy, gdy ma mil
kilka ME napotykalo ]. sig z = :
masywnego d.o'mnu, tyllkkoo Ike. same q
botuohne lepianki : gliny. Dzl6 i
uhas: widujea sliis. corai ozssdiej nuro-
@.ne budlynkii .oz DUO iessoze ona>
81 uP1ynie, MIN ! ,,Kasiuby" : le-
pionyoh bsda ! m t. 'a'oe' ADy
pbodsy mosli sobi i. badowad DO
my tanie, .drove ! masyvae, zawis-
.a1a sig i mas "a staraniem Ks. prob
posla Losidskiego ma poosatku te
go roku sp6fka : ogran- porska:
,,Fortuna", / zbudowala " pobli-
skiem Pazdrowie fabryke cegly
wapiennej.
~Cegla "a v nowszym =csasic v
niemIeokich stronach, spod Besll~
nem, " Pomeranii bardzo Jest POI
zaqdana, Is ma wiele salet. Trwa-
}osd jej rdwna sic zupeefpie dobrej
oegle p%alonej a csna jest blisko 9
po}owe nizsza. ,Mieszkania 2 tel
ceg1y. 50 suszsze y ,xldroWsze. nizel,
z cserwonej ceg'y. Wytrwafa jest
rdsnie u. wilgod jake ma oiepfo,
ola togo do budowaniiaa lkomlodw
bardso sic zaleca. y 'rabe1 tel oe=
gly osiega ole prse1 I. zamknisoie
a'S = IS" -Ft "-= "~t $780, -s"Er"ETFsr -
ma - godzin " kotle pod 1. naois,
klein 8 atmoster parry. Fabrykacya
tej oes1y rospoezs,. zig tym Y (
godniu v Pusdrowie; Nowem y
sprzedsiebiorstwu ,,ssoseed6 Boz
zess
(: 4 !. .1 mt 49, --: sz. IN .5.
1ASlN. Pan Boleslaw Robacze.
:wski ( d " s lpr'1as' y 3
:sprsedal sxcje gospodarstwo olo-
40 m6rg ko1onidoie ola koloaisaoyi
"a ii, 900 marek; pr.ed paru NY
kupi, =. Robacsewski to gospo-
, D.ioLo = fnro~ no -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-13
WIEsCI z OJCZlYZNJY'
z PRUS POLSRICl.!HE.

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!: ToR l7l5lls1. PRED tutejs.a lib. izb.,
Earna atawal obiwiuiony wykro-.
csenie v urzsdsie sbyly listonosx,
obecnie .ro J t1 \ Felix's Gra l''.
wski G3rud.siadza1 oskars'onny
w's,tIapil: do slFutEby poetic wei wozer
wcu 1909 roku Y Chelmrie. v 9
ku bietaoym powieerl,z'o ,'s mu u unr
listonos1as - m1iejskiego. Razu pewne-
go: ME i !. .do 'lal[ vs,.ysttieh j. . l,,ust6v !
kart rezniea6, sal sabrai je vice 2
powrotsm, chc4o ie p6zniej adresa-
TON vreoayd. Wypadek ohoiat, te
wlaSnie tega;o dnia poviierzono
erabovsk:i i'e ,. idnny okreg. Choseo
vice zatrsYnenycb list6v j kart
sic pozbyd, udaf sig Or. mad Whsle
i:xw,4sawss1sy vssystko razem, rzu-
Gil oaiy psosek DO woody. Nieba,
g.. .@.G..,:iI EE t%S8tT*....tI r. 5gts%%hgS .-hES# 5.
ven tybaoy podosas .lowienia ryb
Gale zaiwlni4tEto snaiezli j wreczyli
aaa.Esasia .,sgs: = s%$:s..5&S.. gE$t#s Ea NJ @
qrzedowi po'cztow,emu. Pc wytro~
pieniu,, vi wiinovaioy stawiono &c
pred sgd, ktdrY obeonie skasal
Grabowskiego na 6stery miesiace
wsiezienia,
.DABRoN w pow. st.rogards-
ki- Podos.s kapaniia y jj~esiotfze, d"
tons1 ID i u:B- .ls s ! !, pPo.ied4, -
/. Ii. a !, ID {. 5 W.
Osowskisgo. Dzieci et.lat I, kaapaftyl
3 -ssstts u sa3Sa1szsss sy 81 SD.
sic pod dozorom nauczyciela; gdy.I
tenze od1dall} sic Powiers5} nadzor
synowi sWsmu, zdarzyl sig powya-
s.v pi~esaosJzliwy xyp,d.k, zvloKi
mua'oa wydobslo pc kilku gddai1
: sa2t ! W. e a.sss %
mach z woody.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20

H"iifis Aug ia announced
she s'eptoe Valley Smelling was nroduc,o a, ~
.'''o' pounds oil copper rom its plants here
~ these plants about % 600 600
49, =" ''"oe 'ne amount of that ont
~ ""p ago Another month will import
every oas the output is nl,n in
aud thorough, the work in hand a,, , -
Inv P"' when the converter has
ss pun " % tons per day Before
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the authority conferred by
Section rs of An Act to provide for
a reorganization of the system Of
school supervision and maintenance,
to repeal all Acts and parts of Acts
in conflict Herewith, and matters
properly connected herewith APP
proved March 20. 1897.
The Board of Trustees of East Ely
School District propose and intend to
direct the levy of a special school tax
by the Board of County Commits
sioners OF White Pine county, Ne
vada. of Twenty-Five Cents on each
One Hundred Dollars of assessed
valuation of the taxable property
within the said East Ely School Dis
trict, for the reason that in their
Judgment, as said Board of School
Trustees. the school moneys to which
said East Ely School District shall
be entitled for the coming school
year will not be sufficient without
such special tax, to maintain the
school of said district properly and
for a sufficient number of months.
II. r. PLATE.
ARTHUR DAVIES,
A. VALJEAN.
Trustees.
First publication August IA, 1908.
Last publication September IA, 1908.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
P|OCHE FORGING TO
THE FRONT RAPIDLY
ARRIVALS FROM OLD CAMP
STATE THAT SEASON HAS
BEEN PRODUCTIVE OF MUCH
SNOW on WHITE PINE.

Roy Schenck, one of the leading
spirits of the Hamilton district. ar
rived in Ely yesterday with his FAM
lily and will make his headquarters
here for the winter, occupying his
home in Ely City He was accom-
panied from Hamilton by Allen c.
Bragg, who also is largely interested
in the mining enterprises situated at
White Pine mountain.
Messrs Schenck and Bragg when
seen yesterday stated that mining
operationh at Hamilton had pro-
crossed very satisfactorily during the
past few months and that excellent
showing is being made Work in the
district, however is considerably
hampered for the most part of the
year on account of the high altitude
an dthe difficulty of transportation
\ few weeks ago nearly all snow
on White Pine had disappeared but
the recent cool spell again capped
the mountain with an abundance Of
the beautiful, II is likely that the
ground will not be entirely bare un-
I'll summer of next year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
GOOD RESULTS FROM ORE.

The ores of both Nevada Consol-
idated and Cumberland Ely are con-
tfnuing TO yield highly satisfactory
results from concentration treatment
Also. savings are increasing as the
equipment grows Older in service.
The Veteran mine Is more than sup
plying the needs OF that part OF the
mill which is handling Cumberland
Ely ore. while Nevada Consolidated
Is readily holding up its end with
production from Copper Flat
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
PROGRESS HAS BEEN
MADE At HAMILTON
BOSTON-PIOCHE OPENS VIGOR-
OUS CAMPAIGN-ORE BODY on
THE 3O0-ELY VALLEY Is ALSO
AN ACTIVE PROPERTY.

PIOCHE. New, Aug. 19-The Bos-
ton-Pioche Mining Co. is again sink
ing its shaft from the 900 level, at
which point an air hoist has been in
stalled 10 handle the material in the
shaft below the 400. This will great
ly facilitate the speed of sinking as
this hoist. using two 1000 pounds
buckets, will work independently of
the main hoist dumping into 60 ton
bin at the 400 station.
A carload of ore was shipped by
this company about the 9TH inst. and
another car will be ready by the time
the railroad is in condition TO handle
traffic between Phoebe and Caliente.
possibly two or three days. A good
bunch of ore was encountered re-
Gently on the 900 level the richest
yet found on the property. some of
this strike running $50 ounces sill
yer and 6s per cent lead.
Ii is understood that no station
will be cut until the 600 level is
reached. as il is known that the rich
est ore in the old Yuba shaft was
found from the 500 down. The col
lar of the Yuba east shaft is about
900 feet lower than the collar of the
old Yuba shaft and about 200 yards
distant. Comparatively little ore was
found in the upper levels of the old
Yuba and hence the encouraging finds
already made in the Yuba East gives
promise of fully as good ore and as
large quantities in the lower work.
ings as We're taken ont of the old
Yuha shaft in the early days
The Ely Valley Mining Co. has
erected a new gallows frame over 40
feet high of the latest design and the
new Alamo" engine is installed and
running very nicely. The compressor
is not yet in running order but will
be in n short time
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
PRICES IMPROVE ON
THE STOCK MARKET
PRICES
NEVADA con. GAINS A LITTLE
ALL STOCK OFFERINGS ARE
PROMPTLY TAKEN UP-METaL
OUTLOOK IL BETTER.

Yesterdays market showed fur
Their gains and was very satisfactory
In its general tone. New strength is
apparent and II looks very much as
II a slow, sure and steady advance is
at hand.
There is nothing sensational in
prospects for the present week but
there is good prospect that the mar
ket will close with a considerable adj
vance TO its credit and the founda-
ton made for larger gain The follow
Ing week
The eoppers Jared well yesterday.
Nevada Con, made little gain while
Cumberland was firm. The metal
was quoted higher in London and
held firm on this side. Reports on
consumption are favorable and II is
the belief that the metal will adj
vance during the week Closing New
York quotations were as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
SPEND NIGHT IN TOWN.
After Two Days at Smelter. Mr..
Morse aud Mr. Martin Go 10
Mines Today.

". S. Morse and +. NJ. Martin
came to Ely City last evening from
Shelter in company with Manager
Lakenan aud Mr. Berry, the party
stopping at the Steptoe hotel. Later
The gentlemen went 10 ely. where
they spent the evening at the Uni
versity club.
This morning they go to the mines
to spend the day looking over the
properties returning TO Ely City this
evening. II is not yet known
whether Mr.. Morse and Mr.. Martin
will leave tomorrow morning for Salt
Lake or whether they will spend an
other day here.
The two DAYS spent at smelter
were put in busily at inspection OF
the plants there and in visiting the
various departments. Nothing has as
vet been given out by the visitors
as To findings here.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
ENTHUSIASTIC ATHLETES.

The athletes of the Athletic Asso-
citation are an enthusiastic crowd
and In anticipation of participation
in the Labor day program and other
events which are likely TO come up
from time TO time this fall, are do
ing much practice work. For this
purpose they are using a reserved
space left for them ON the tennis
court Every evening bunch can
he found at work there. To-day Com
mitteeman Hughes of the Labor day
committees met with Mr. Curtis OF
the Athletic Association and at a
meeting tonight It is probable they
will reach conclusion as TO an attn
Lotto program on Labor day AT Ely
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20

FOR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS,
desirable for under the carpets and
for starting fires. IS cents the 100.
at White Pine News Office. II
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
At THE coNcENTg.roR.

The third unit OF the big plant is
being whipped into shape with rap
idity. Big gain Is noticeable each
day in The construction work on the
floors OF this unit. Where tables
were viled on the floor ready for
erection yesterday. today they are
on the frame work and being lined
up. Similar speed in construction is
noticeable throughout. The second
section of the second unit is being
crowded in the same manner. They
are about ready here TO turn on the
water and the power aud put the
equipment In shape for steady opera-
tion. Outside the building excellent
progress is being made with clearing
OF the ground for the fourth unit.
To-day excavation was st@ied by a
force of men at one corner. The
office of Superintendent Waddell of
eoneentrator has been moved To the
north line of the new unit survey
and more conveniently located
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20

product is going direct east and as
IL lands upon the market there must
carry conviction that the reduction
plants of Nevada Consolidated and
Cumberland Ely are doing business
and entered permanently In the list
OF producers TO be reekoned with in
figuring the copper output of the
Eorld
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20

took charge of the business. Mrs.
Reid is well known in the restaurant
business and will undoubtedly pro-
vide the camp with an excellent es-
tablishment, the need of which has
been felt for a long time. particular
ly so OF late by reason OF the large
Increase In population and general
activity
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
WARD SHIPMENTS
COMING IN STEADILY

. Nevada United is continuing
. shipments of ore to Ely City
. steadily, another car having
. been loaded yesterday for Salt
. Lake smelter. The mining be-
> ing done at the property for
, these shipments is making lit
, tie impression upon the ore body
, from which extraction is going
y on. Development is steadily ex-
tending the ore In sight and
, there is more and more ground
daily for expectation that Ward
, will soon again be back in POI
sition as one of the busiest
, camps in the state, a fact which
, would mean much TO this city,
the trading point of the camp.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
Makes, MINING AND METALS
COPPER OUTPUT OF THE STEPTOE SMELLING
HAS BEEN DOUBLED DURING THE LAST MONTH

NJ" PRODUCING At THE OF ABOUT 20 ooo 900 porxDs
fhA'-"lLL SOON GO WELL ABOVE THIS FIGuRE-coNcEN.
pua'oR CONTINUES GOOD woRK-sAPID CONSTRUCTION
ATHLETES EAGER FOR LABOR DAY coNTEsTs-NEws NOTES
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
BINFoRD n HULsE LETTER.

Today's market swallowed up all
tina offerings as fast as they came
within the limit and few stocks
gained point or two. The Elys
held their own and closed strong.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-20
LOCAL NOTES.

Mrs. NJ Herman was a Yisitof IN
Ely aud Ely City today
Joseph Stonebreaker and family
are in Ely for visit with friends
Mrs. Knudson is confined to her
home severely H. medical attend
anee having been necessary loday.
Among visitors today was Jacob
shallenherger. one Of the pioneers OF
The district and largely interested In
its affairs.
Attorney Reeves of Ely was among
visitors here today, remaining over
night 10 attend the Athletic assoela-
ton entertainment,
". n. McGil was in town TO-DAY 10
look over work of excavation Whien
is going ahead for the fonndatiohs
for his new building
Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Smith are eN-
pecfed TO return shortly from Vaea-
ton trip on which they have been
absent for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil McGiil have
moved here from Ely and are oeeu-
wing a house in the townslte' NJ,
McGiu has entered upon duties with
the smelter.
A. De sautelle has leased a ware ware,
house from Miller & Gibbs ana VIII
mse IL in connection with his fruit
business. to which he viii devote ms
entire attention from now on.
The notwithstanding race rom
his city to Ely failed 10 come on
this morning as expected. MT Ran,
dnll was otherwise engaged anu
could not make entry. Time Tor tns ,
r.c. is now unsettled, but 1t VIII
nrohably be run Sunday
His many friends viii regret ~
lesru that Dr. r. F. Abbott, physl-
clan IN charge here. is suffering from
a severe attack of quinsy. Or, =, Il.
n wallace came down from Ely Guy
today TO attend Dr. Abbott, ianeine
his throat with result of much re
lief ~, astar
-ant to Mrs. w. u Reid. who TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16
ROBERT HUNTERS REPORT
Writes Governor, Mayor and Bling.
ham ON Union Square Incident.

Robert Hunter, in three open letters, one to Gov
ernor Hughes. one to Mayor Mcclellan and one
to Commissioner Bingham. made puflic last night
what he calls "a detailed account of the incidents
attending the recent bomb outrage in Union Square
The account Is drawn, Mr.. Hunter says. from sto-
ries of eyewitnesses. mainly mons socialist
To the Governor Mr.. Hunter suggests the refer.
ence to the Charter Commission of the questions
arising out OF the Incident and asks that the COM
mission be requested to place in the new chartep
provisions that shall be in harmony with thu
rights granted to the citizens by the constitution
Of the state
In the letter the Mayor. he asks whether or
not it is the deliberate policy of the present adj
ministration to suppress peaceaole assemblies hv
the of nightsticks and mounted police"
To Commissioner Bingham he urges "a consiiera
ton Of the tactics which should govern the police
such occasions
The police are criticised severely throughout
1.-The socialists" he says. maintain that willis
the authorities may have the right to refuse
permit for any particular spot it is nevertheless,
assemblies can be held" He declares that on tina
to hold a meeting $50 that at no time was Their,
an illegal act performed by the people"
1T has been assumed by a part Of the public.
he goes on, THAI the meeting tumultuous and
the people riotous. Had that been the case thar.
would have been Justification for the poles 4,
breaking up the assembly But the gathering wa.
not disorderly. Not single eyewitness testres
having seen single act of disorder on the par,
Of the peoole.'''
Nowhere in his comment on the affair excspt IN
the most casual way does Mr.. Hunter make any,
reference to the actual bomb throwing and III.
events that followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16

Cincinnati. May 15.-The New York Giants de-
feated Cincinnati in the first game Of series be-
tween the mines here to-day by score Of to q
The visitors did all their scoring in the eighth
inning, when Campbell. who pitched for the home
and fairly batted him out Of the box. tumble
by Hulswftt and a wild throw by Lobert also
helped in the getting.
The Reds made hard fight up to this inning
and had lead Of one Taylor pitched for tho
Giants and was in good form. In the eighth
inning Merkle batted for him. and McGinnity took
his place In the box
player from each side was put out Of the
contest for arguing with the umpire. Doyle had
to go in the fifth inning, while Higgins suffered
the same penalty in the eighth inning Not until
the fifth inning was any scoring done. when the
REDS made their first Kane singled, advanced
on a sacrifice, and tailed a single by Higgins
Devlfn started the batting rally for the Giants
In the eighth inning with single. Nicklin walked
Bridwell hunted safely. and. with the bases full,
Huswitt fumbed Merke's hit and Devlin scored
Shannon then hunted and Nicklin tailed. Tenney
was feded out. but Bridwell crossed the plate
the play. Donlin's single sent Merkle and Shan
non scurrying home Donlin got to third on Lo-
hert's bad throw. and scored seymours single
Bresnahan then came along with a clean hit, stole
second and. on single by Nicklin Seymour and
Bresnahan raced in. Nicklin stole second and
scored on Bridwel1s single. Herzog ended the
agony with fly Paskert.
McGinnity's nun and wild throw and an out
gave the Reds their second In the last inning.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16
AFTER Il BRITISH TITLE.
Fiue american Players Entered for
Women's Golf Cham pionship.

London, lay 15.-For the third time the United
States will be represented in the British women s
open golf championship which begins on the clas-
sic links of ST Andrews Tuesday. Five Ameri-
can women have sent In their names The best
known on this side is Miss Mary B. Adams. who
reached the sixth round Of the British tournament
at Cromer three years ago Miss Adams, like all
of the United States players. has drawn bye in
the first round. In the second round she will meet
Miss H. Maitland, Of Earls Ferry, Scottish in
ternational player. Miss Marjory Phelps has been
drawn against Miss Edith Leith. OF Carlisle and
Silloth. In this the American competitor
should have little difficulty in winning her match.
Miss NJ F. Phelps will meet Miss Cecilia Leith.
Miss Frances c. Griscon, Of Merton, the United
States champion of 1900, who is among the en-
trants competed in the championship at Cromer in
1906 On that occasion she defeated In the sec
ond round by Mrs. G. Hunter. In the forthcoming
tournament Miss Griscom has been drawn against
Mrs Sumpter. OF Hunstanton. This should prove
one Of the matches in the second round, but II
the American shows her true form IL is generally
expected that she will win.
The remaining American entrant is Miss Anita
Phipps of Springfield. She has been drawn against
Miss ScoveIl. a we'll known Irish player Miss
Phipps should qualify for the third round for 1t Is
generally considered that Miss Scovell lacks the
stamina for such a trying course as St Andrews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-16
CLOSE FIGHT ON TRACK.
Little to Choose Betreen Yale and
Harvard an Dual Meet.

Boston. May 15.-The outcome OF the annual dual
track and field meeting in the Stadium between Har-
ward and Yale tomorrow is generally regarded as
more doubtful than the eve of any games for
several years. Both teams are strong in some
events and weak In others
Yale should capture all the points in the pole
vault and a majority in the hammer throw. the
10o-yard dash and the quarter and one-mfle runs.
Harvard looks stronger in the high and broad
Jumps the shot put and the half and two-me
runs This would leave the 22o-yard dash and the
hurdles in doubt with the chances slightly in favor
OF Yale.
ward Princeton baseball game Just outside. fresh
ball game between Harvard and Brown and
a Harvard interclass regatta on the river. there
will be plenty of sporting attractions at Cambridge
tomorrow.