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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-04
REPUBLICAN
LANDSLIDE IN
CITY AND COUNTY
Continued From Page l..
ATTRIBUTE VICTORY
TO ORGANIZATION

The leaders of the Republican party in
oaIt Lake county, rejoicing over their VIC
toIy nad little TO say as to the results
which obtained the victory except that
many stated that the overwhelming ma
Jority was due to the speech of Frank j.
| cannon threatening the leaders or the
MOI mon church with exile or imprison-
Inent- The Republican leaders attribute
ene large Republican vote largely 10 the
completeness of the Republican county
/ organizatioD.
Ben l. Lloyd chairman of the Demo-
cratic county committee. stated that the
small Democratic vote was entirely due
70 the influence of the leaders OF the
dominant church. who commanded their
people to desert the Democratic party and
vote Tor the Republican county ticket.
MI Lloyd showed that the Republican
county organization had upon Its payroll
l-ooV men for the last three weeks, and
ASKS wnere the Republican managers in
the county secured the money with which
10 meet this payroll, which must have
amounted to 5000 per day.
While Chairman McGinty of the amer
Ican party would make no statement ex-
cept that he conceded the county to the
Republicans, the leaders of the "Ameri-
can party were free in stating that they
mao not believed it possible that the Re
publican workers could bring out the vote
winch was pOlled in the city They say
that all available voters, some of whom
had never before cast a ballot and some
OF whom were carried to the polls in in
valid chairs, were voted.
The loss in the American" vote in the
city was also charged to the fact that the
campaign had been in the hands of an
amateur. and that McGinty had been COM
pletely outgeneraled by the Republican
campaign managers. The American
leaders also say that an attempt was
made to conduct the campaign without
sufficlent funds. 1t is a well-known fact
that ii was necessary to raise $1,000 by
subscription in order 70 hold the parade
OF last Saturday night, and the "Ameri-
can machine has been cramped for
funds throughout the entire campaign, ac-
cording to members of the party.
The large vote known to have been
polled by the saloon element for the Re
publican ticket is attributed to the fact
that the saloon and brewery contingent
has come to a definite understau ding with
the Republican powers, fearing to have
Democratic or American" legislators
elected on account of threatened local
option enactments in the legislature of
the state.
The small American vote polled is
also attributed to the fact that many OF
the American voters subordinated the
county to the national ticket and, desir-
ing to vote for Taft, voted the whole Re
publican ticket lest their votes should be
lost through some mistake in an attempt
to scratch the ticket.
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FORMER SOLICITOR
SHORT A LARGE SUM

st. Paul. Nov. 3.-General Solicitor w.
X. Begg OF the Great Northern today
confirmed the shortage of so. 900 in the ac-
counts Of the Great Northern at Spokane.
Speaking of the matter. Mr.. Begg said:
1t is true that Mr.. Gordon is short in
his accounts $4,000 l also understand
that he has sent two drafts TO pay into
court the amount of taxes in litigation in
Ferry county. One of the drafts. / under
stand, was for $4,000 and the other for
$4,000: He took the money, and we are
sorry"
Has he promised to pay up?" he was
asked.
Yes, but we doubt if he can do II. We
have not decided whether or not we will
prosecute
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Manti, Nov. 3.-The Republicans carried
Sanpete today. but the margin is small
compared with the 200 given Roosevelt
four years ago. The highest majority on
the Republican ticket will probably not
Eight precincts out of seventeen in the
county indicate the Republicans have car
ried the county by over 300. Mount Pleas
ant Is still back. The count there shows
that the town went strongly Republican
Gunnison-Repubiicans 80; Democrats,
10
Moroni-Republican by %.
Standardization by IS
neutrality-suspicious. 316; Democrats, 212
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DOWAGER EMPRESS IS "A
Celebration in China in Honor of the
Event-Many American
Sailors Ashore,

Annoy. China, Nov. 3.-The seventy
fourth anniversary of the birth of the
dowager-empress of China was celebrated
today, and the event was made the great
est day of the festivities of the visiting
American battleships. A national salute
was fired at noon in honor OF the en-
press birthday by all warships in the
harbor, a total of fourteen.
Prince Yu Lang proposed the health of
the empress dowager and all the sailors
and officers participated, as well as other
officials of the government, Chinese and
foreign, drank II. At the same time there
was a pandemonium of firecrackers and
fireworks all sides
Three thousand men were ashore from
the battleships during the day. There was
baseball games and foot racing Prince
Yu Lang congratulated the winners in
person A Chinaman caught selling spu-
riOus gold ornaments to men of the fleet
was summarily punished today and or
dered to refund all the money he had
taken in.
Picking. Nov. 3.-The foreign board today
received congratulations from the Ameri-
can legation and from Rear Admiral
Emory, upon the anniversary of the birth
day of the dowager-empress. The admiral
thanked the government also for the
splendid reception accorded the visiting
warships by Prince Yu Lang
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CHARGE OF MURDER.

New York, Nov. 3-Nicholas G. Offutt.
good looking young fellow of % was
arrested here today and held to await
extradition papers from. Maryland on -
charge of having murdered Frank Krotz-
lner, proprietor of a store at Rockville.
Md, last Saturday night The killing Is
sald TO have followed a quarrel over q
glrL The prisoners uncle, Lee Offutt
VINO Is mayor Of Rockville. was present
When the young man was arrested Of
futt formerly was employed as a clerk IN
the war department at Washington.
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DINNER FOR TAFT.

Cincinnati. Nov. 3.-As a personal trth-
ute of esteem and respect the Cinc;nnat,
commercial club will on Thursday niehf
who for many years has been nan,he-
OF that organization. There will alec ~.
lnVited guests from the Commercial climbs
OF Chicago, St Louis and Fosfon T-lo
invitations were extended before the ciase
OF the campaign and the dinner wss
planned without thought of the noss;hf a.
outcome of the election, being intendei
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"MOTHER" EDDY'S AUTO.

Boston, Nov. 3.-Mrs Mary Baker Eddy,
mother" of the Christian Science church.
yesterday purchased an imported automo-
bile of ninety horsepower and had 1t
sent to her Chestnut Hill home. A chauf-
feur from the agency spent several hours
giving Secretary Fry lessons In driving.
Mrs Eddy had her first experience in
automobiling today
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ARGUMENTS ENDED.

New York. Nov. S-Charles w. Morse
aho AIRED II Curtis, who are on trial
In the United States circuit court cbarsa,,
with conspiracy and violation of the ma
lonal banking laws, will probably know
their fate tomorrow afternoon TIE law.
yers Tor the defense today finished their
arguments, and tonight United Statas
District Attorney Stimson began his clos
ing argument for the government. To
morrow morning Mr.. Stimson will firtsb
to the jury. sc
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BLOCKADE UNLIKELY.

Wilesmstadt, Nov. 3.-The recent dis
position of the Netherlands warships that
have been making their headquarters
here indicate that there will be no spe-
cific action on the part of Holland
against Venezuela for the next week
There is reason to believe that the tele-
gram received from The Hague by the
colonial government Oct 81 contained
nothing more than instructions regarding
the maintenance of order. Rumors are
afloat here that two foreign fleets, one
Italian and one British, are on their way
here for joint action with the Neither
lands.
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UTAH.
fspeelal 10 The IIerald. }

Special 10 The Herald)
Provo. Nov. 4. I n. fn.-According TO the
estimates Of the county chairmen OF both
parties. Knight has carried Utah county
by about 1909. Taft carried the county
by 1000. The entire Republican county
ticket. with the possible exception of
elected
American Fork. Nov 2-Bryan. 454:
Taft. 81: Knight 572: Spry. 46j. 6. n.
Child. Democrat. is elected county super
intendent OF schools by 80 majority.
Alpine-Taft. i42; Bryan. 30
Provo Nov. 3.-Straight ballots IN Provo
show s64 Democratic, Ssl Republican. !, 035
scratched. Seventy-five per cent of che
scratched ballots viii be for Knight.
In the Sixth district knight has 10 ~ =
jority in a total vote of %
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UTAH FOR TAFT
AND THE BUNCH
Continued From PAGE

urer: Chambers CRepJ ASKS; Mckay
Dem.). 2ssl. Hume (Ameriean). 2+2.
For county recorder: Wallace (Rep).
3sO4: Wright DEM. 23s2: Foster lAmer-
ican), 247. For county assessor: DIX
Rep). ass: Tribble (Dem.}. 25S5; Gill
(American). PIG For sheriff: Wilson
CRep). 1851: Anderson DEM. 2.5S5; Foy
(4mericanl. ~
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DAVIS COUNTY.
Especial to The Heraldl

Especial to The Herald.)
Kaysville, Nov. Approximately 200
Republican majority for the national.
state and county tickets In Davis county.
East Bountiful-Taft III: Bryan ISIS;
Howell, IA; Martineau. 15S; Spry, III;
Knight. 15S.
No. ; ville-Republicans, 80; DEM
ocrats, 81.
Pennington No. 6-Republicans, 81;
Democrats. 49,
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FISHERMAN DROWNED

New York, Nov. IA collision betvae,
two motor boats filled with fishernes11,,
bound for the fishing grounds in Jamaica
The motor boat Trio with eight rnan -,
board, was at anchor when the Merg.ls
with fifteen men on board, crashed int,
her. The Trio was cut in two and sank
were rescued 1i4eh
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

\ New York. Nov s-The indications !
y are that the following votes will be !
+ cast in the electoral college for Taft: 4
= California, 10; Connecticut, Z; Della !
2 ware. 8; Idaho. 3; Illinois, q; Indi- 4
= ana, 10; Iowa, 13; Kansas, 10; Maine. !
+ s; Massachusetts. 10; Michigan. IA: !
y Minnesota, II; New HAMPSHIRE q: !
= New Jersey, y; New York, 80; North !
= Dakota, A; Ohio. %; Oregon, 4; !
e PENNSYLVANIA, 81; Rhode Island, A; !
= South Dakota, 4; Utah, 8; Vermont. !
= A.; Washington. 5: West Virginia. 4: !
= Wisconsin, 1S; Wyoming 3. Total, !
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REPUBLICAN JUDGES.

district attorney are reelected by large
majorities. The judicial ticket is well in
the lead of the Republican ticket in Salt
Lake county and il carried Tooele and
summit counties by substantial majori-
ties. The American vote in Tooeie
and Summit counties was smaller than
expected
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oRANo COUNTY.

Especial 10 The Herald.l
Moab Nov. 3.-The county will go Re
publican on head OF ticket by 20. Erick-
son viii carry county by 30. Democrats
Will elect representative. county clerk,
COUNTY attorney. superintendent of schools
and one commissioner.
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SANPETE COUNTY.

Ephraim, Nov. S.-Returns from nearly
ali districts IN Sannete county show the
entire Republican ticket elected by plu-
ralties ranging in the neighborhood of
500. Spry and Howell lead their oppon-
ents by about the same majority.
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CARBON COUNTY.
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial TO The Herald)
Price. Nov. 3.-The Republican ticket
IN Carbon county was elected with 100
TO 200 majority, with the possible exception
of sheriff
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FLOOD REcEpINc

Pine Bluff Ark, Nov 3.-The river ba-
gan falling last night and TODAY the 80
in of the river banks on the south sida
seems 20 be about over The bistorto
home Of Governor ]. S. Roane caved INTO
the river today. iii'o
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EMERY COUNTY.

Especial to The Herald)
Price. Nov. 3,-Emery county Repub-
fican ticket was elected by $50 majority
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STRIKE MAY BE SETTLED

Watertown, n. Y, Nov. s.-There ;s
every prospect that the three months
the h fnterna aHe p5pfpsmaksrs employed by
settled today. VIM pe
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leans 50: Socialists. 81: Bryan National
Q. and americans, r. The result of the
vote in the county is not yet known.
Rockport-Republican
Seotield- results: Taft, Al; Bryan, 4s;
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IRON COUNTY.

Especial TO The Herald.)
MOdsna, Nov 3.-Goodsprings: Taft, %;
Bryan, 6; Debs. ]; Spry, 3; Knight. p;
Street. J.
Santa Clara: Taft, IS; Bryan. 50;
Knight, 40.
Fay, New: Taft. s; Bryan. 10.
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wAsATcH COUNTY.

Especial to The Herald)
Heber City. NOV. 3.-Indications are
that the entire Republican county ticket
Is Elected by a small majority. The race
for sheriff. however, Is close. and the
Democratic candidate may be elected.
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3 BEAVER.

Beaver. Nov. 3.-Beaver City. a Demo-
cratic stronghold, went slightly Repub-
lican today.
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Especial to The Herald.)
Park City. Nov. 3.-Four out of the five
voting districts here result in giving the
following vote: Democrats. 22O; Repub-
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SUMMIT COUNTY.

Kimberley Taft, Il; Bryan. ;: spry. Z
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Especial to The Herald)
Brigham City, Nov. 4. 1 a. m.-Box FL
der county probably will 10 Republican
from coo to 500. Twelve out OF twenty
seven districts give the Republicans e5l;
Democrats 55S.
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JuAB COUNTY.

Especial TO The Heraid)
Nephi. Nov. 3.-Nephi went Republican
by 50 today.
Eureka-District 3-Taft, l33; Bryan. l2S
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Picture Framing.

SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY CO..
142 Main Street
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AT THEIR SECOND MEETING.

philippines Cosby
May I call you MabeI?' he asked
pausing In his perusal of the menu.
IF you wish to-" she said but nv
name is Gertrude
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PILE

RedmOnd-Taft, l4i; Bryan. %.
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TooELE COUNTY.

Especial to The HeraId.)
Mercur. Nov. 3.-Taft SO; Bryan, Sc;
Debs. Il.
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ophir. Nov s.-Taft. 70; Bryan. So
BOX ELDER COUNTY.

Tooeie. Nov. 3.-Republicans, $50; Dem
ocrats, I39; scratehed. 296. TOTAL vote 495.
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TOOLE.
SEWER.

st. neutrality-suspicious.. 81; Democrats. II.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
AMONG CHESS PLAYERS.
Coyege Teams WM Meet IN Tourrn-
nlent Nert Month.

Following the annual tournament Of Columbia,
Harvard. Yale and Princeton, to be held in this
citv lust before Christmas the teams Of the Tr1
angular College Chess League, and those or
Cornell Brown and the University of Pennsylvania
will meet in their tenth congress December 2S,
% 80 and 81 If possible, il is planned to get the
teams Of Columbia and Cornell, winners. re
spectivelv, Of the Quadrangular and triangular
meets Of last year, together about the same time.
By that time, however, the championships may
have changed hands in which case less lmpor-
tznce will attach to the encounter.
Cornell is again striving hard TO bring a win
ming team 10 the mark in the forthcoming contest,
but q stubborn struggle for supremacy is looked
for on the part of the University Of Pennsylvania,
which will be headed by Norman 7. Whitaker,
the freshman who made one of the Quaker trio
which played against Oxford in England last July.
On that occasion Whitaker distinguished himself
tv winning against every OF his English op-
ponents making score of six straight wins One
Of the Cornell players will surely be L Tolins, of
Brooklyn. brother of J. Tolins. who played for
Columbia in 1904 The partner of Tolins is likely
10 be Oswald \. Reich, a member Of the cham
pion team Of Curtis High School. Of Staten ISL
and which captured the Rice interscholastc trophy
last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

Melbourne Nov, 2a-Ths contest in this city TO
dav for the Dwight F Davis International Chal-
lenge Lawn Tennis Cup won by the Australian
team composed Of Norman E Brookes and A r
wnding Their American opponents were Fred
erick B Alexander and Beals c. Wright Inc
scores were 6= So, 50, Is. So
The weather was brilliant and the contest was
witnessed by five thousand spectators HUNDREDS
Of persons found II impossible to obtain adhlssloh
TO the grounds The excitement high through
out the play.
The court was in hne order. and the contestants
gave a ma gnihcent display Of skill during all the
first set which was won by Australia. g. Brookes
made no mistakes and his service was magnincent.
The American lobs were TOO short The second ser
also went to the Australians. at 6-2- W1dlng was
in fine form and his service splendid The loss
OF two sets put Americans on their rnettle ana
they played hard in the third set and won it. -
Alexander made wonderful returns, and Wright
Icbs Bere perfect. Both Americans served brill
iantly.
In the fourth set the Australians were outpayed
in every department, ana the Americans won, 81
The home team was visibly tiring, ana BrookeS
failed in his overland work
It was now two sets all, and when play was ca4-eo
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
NJ. STEPHENSON THROWN.
Remoursts and Finishes IN Hunt at
Cold Spring.

Cold Spring Long Island, Nov. Is (SpecfaD.-A
large field turned to-day for the run behind the
Meadow Brook hounds which began at this piacs-
The ground was damp and held the scent well so
that the pack able to trail fast and those IN
the saddle who enjoy stiff country had the op-
nortunity to take some hve-rail jumps
The pack were put ir a large grass field near
tbe meeting place. and at once caught the scent
and started away at rapid rate over grass and
corn stubble to within short distance of Syos$et,
where the line made large detour and ran the
other side of syosset station, and the check was
held on the Jackson farm
After brief breather the hounds were again
cast The trail led south for distance and
then turned west, where the going was good. and
after iumping over sixty stin fences the finish oc-
Cured on the Mcdonald farm, about half mile
from the Brookville Church
lust after the check Malcolm Stevenson came
down when the horse stumbled st stiff fence but
his rider clung the reins and sgain mounted.
and by hard riding caught up with the field and
finished.
car Miss Corneua Bryces car also held merry
party Of her friends Mrs H NJ. Earle also enter
tanned number of friends in her car, as did Mrs
j P. Grace.
Among the rider. were Miss Cornelia Bryce. Mrs.
Frederick Swift J. P. Grace. William Holloway,
r. 2. Potter, II K Csswen.. ]. 8. Phipps and
Douglas Campbell.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

large nsld started in the eighteen-hole hanot-
ozr and J F Stanley, il, OF the Forest Hi F1ein
Club distinguished himself by returning gross
score OF p coming home in 3S at the 40-yard
seventeenth helped nightly. As his card OF 7S-o-
was low both ways, Stanley took the gross prize
which left " K Gfllett, OF Wykagyl. and H. Coz
gems Hardy, Fox Hills, tied st IS for the net As
Hardy went away Gillett received the prize The
lsrter's brother made the 270-yard fifteenth N :
boiling with q nnidiror from distance Of seventy
yards
The summary follows:
FIRST sixteen (serai-hnaI roun6)-T-ed Eer-eshot,
Garden CRY J P. Knapp Garden Ciry, up and
Ffndlay s Douglas. Nassau beat Paul Waterman.
El-vsnok. Up and 70 play
Final round-Douglas beat Eerreshots Up
Second sixteen (se-ni-hnal roUrol-Frod snare En-
seuooc beat Ga-teld Scott. Philadelphia. Up and
4 II Forrest Philadelphia, beat Douglas Grant.
Yale. I'D (1e holes).
Ffrsl Touad-Forrest beat Snare, up ard TO play.
Third sixteen (se-ni-hnel round)-J. F. shanley, ST.
Forest Hill. beat - J Mcclure. Albany up and
J ". NcMens-ny. Fo1 Hills, beat Walter Wilson En-
glewood. up -z,
Fourth sixteen tse-ni-anaI -ound)-E-ank Sears Fox
Eills beat II J Condon, WykagyL up and 70 play
". c Stevens. Rivertou. beat D ". TAYLOR, Sea
bright, : up go holss)-
Tound-Sssrs heat Stevens, and 70 play.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
THE HERRESHOFF AUTO,
Car To Be Placed on the Market
First of Merit Year.

The name Herreshoff which for years has stood
for pre-eminence IN yacht building, Is to have 4
new significance in future. It is TO be applied to
automobiles Charles F. Herreshon the young
scion Of the famous old Bristol family, is to put
motor car on the market next yeara car entirely
Of his own design enbodyins the features Of all
the well established cars IN the field It Will be q
light car, not intended TO compete with the big
touring cars that have sold for fancy prices in
the past but constructed with all the care and
thoroughness for which the Herreshotfs are noted
1t IS intended te occupy q field peculiarly its own,
bearing the relation to the big, expensive
cars as the light station wagon and high bred
horse bear TO the heavy carriage pair and phaeton
Of the horse lover. The will appear on the
market early in 1909
Charles e. Herreshor Is not a novice in motor
construction though this will be mis- first attempt
at designing an entire car He built the motor for
the 1903 Thomas Detroit after the motor originally
intended for the car had failed Of expectations
It was his motor that made the conspicuous sue
cess that the car scored that yesr. and incidentally
1t made for Herreshoft reputation among auto
mobile engineers.
Young Herreshoff spent his apprenticeship IN the
Bristol shops and then went abroad to study he
was student at Edinburgh, Glasgow and IN the
German universities, investigating engineering
subjects While in Europe he built yachts to race
abroad and after suffering initial defeats came
back with a boat which scored conspicuous suc-
cesses His Nevada went abroad and won victories
in German English and French waters and made
an early name for him
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
CLASS a
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.
by Telegraph 10 The T-ibUn'

by Telegraph The T-tbUnel
Glen Ridge y I. Nov. I--The Glen Ridge
Golf Club closed the season this afternoon with
15-hole handicap match play against Colonel Boyle
II was won by John O. Newell, captain Of the club
-tit down three-quarters Of the regular handicap
,aeing allowed The scores follow
7 Q Newell 4 down: Ellsworth Doane down u.
= Iesnaassena- down. z. Powers, down: II. N
brown. 6 down; Z. D Smith, down: W G. Thomas
down. = ". Naev. 8 down; :. H Bradley O down
z Noble down: E. 7 Merrick, Io~7n: J. D
Gallagher down, Vt. r Bruyere jr, down: II. "
Benson. down; Il. B Davis. down, 3. D. Butrnan,
down = z F. c Van Anken. 10 down
. n Royce 10 down: E. ". Congdon. II down; ". B.
Seymour p down c L Broone. u down: Thomas
lars r-orE II. TesZte p II. !.
Haven "A down. 4 T. Benedict, II down, J E Beszs,
4 silver cup presented TO Fred W Baldwin,
the club champion. for having the best svera &c
--t score made IN competition