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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
Rrunswick Has a Fire.

Brunswick, Neb., Dec. .29.-Special
to The News: The livery barn here
caught fire shortly after IL o'clock
and burned to the ground. All the
horses and rigs were saved. but the
hay and grain was burned and the
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31

editor OF the Cen
fury Magazine. In
New York city;
aged &C.
0. William M. Laf-
fan, editor of the
New York Sun, at
Lawrence, N. Y. /:
aged 81.
%. Consuelo. dowager
duchess of Man
chester (nee Yzna =
ga), called tn e
most In Il uentia |
American woman
In England. in
London; aged 81.
n nnyil A he Ar
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
Trip County Woman Burned.

Trip County Journal: Mrs. Frank
Shook was seriously burned on both
arms Wednesday. She was removing
the gasoline stove from a table and
accidently tipped the stove to one
side which caused the gasolene to
spill and explode. DR.. Legg was called
and dressed the wounds and at last
reports she was getting along nice
ly
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
The News Shoppers Edition.

Stanton Picket: The Norfolk Daily
News recently issued a shoppers edi-
ton which was a dandy. The News
has the distinction of being the best
daily in this section of the state. In
recent subscription contest this pub
LEGATION increased their circulation
about $500.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
Lonn Pine Sleiahina Accident.

Long Pine, Neb, Dec. 29.-Special
to The News A party of ladies of
the Congregational church were sleigh
riding and the sleigh broke down. If
the horses had not been well trained
it would have resulted in a bad run
away
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
Mcfarland Is Honorea.

Madison, Neb., Dec. 29.-Special to
The News: County Clerk-elect S. r.
Mcfarland returned from Columbus
on the morning train today, where he
had been assisting the other grand
lodge officers of the I. o. o. F. in in
stalling an encampment and putting a
class of novices through the work. Mr..
Mcfarland was recently elected to the
position of grand junior warden.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
The DEATHS !.
OF 1903
NOTED PEOPLE REMOVED DURING
THE YEAR.
10 A VERY IMPRESSIVE LIST
Authors, Scientists, Statesmen, Artists,
Soldiers, Sailors and Kings In the
World Of Finance Appear In the
Record.

JANUARY.
II. Lily. duehessIo f Marlborough adaugh-
ter of the late Commodore Price of the
United States navy, In London; aged
81.
IL Vice Admiral Rojestvensky, command.
er of the Russian Baltic fleet when an.
initiated by Togos ships May. 1906, ~
the sea OF Japan, In st. Petersburg;
aged 60.
n. Benoit- Constant Coquelin, noted French
actor, In Paris: aged 81.
81. Miss Martha Finley, author OF the pop
ular Elsie Books" at Elkton. Md.
aged 81.
FEBRUARY.
& John Gilmer Speed journalist and au-
thor, at Mendham, N. j.; aged &C.
g. Catulus Mendes, noted French poet. in
Paris.
IS. Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle OF the
car OF Russia, In st. Petersburg: aged
G..
10. Rear Admiral Charles s. Cotton. u s..
N, retired, at Nice France; aged &C.
q. Carroll d. Wright soldier. statistican
and educator, at Worcester, Mass. /;
26, Rev. DR.. Theodore Cuyler, noted min
lister and author, In Brooklyn: aged 81.
MARCH.
l, l.. j. CLucky'D Baldwin, well known
turfman, at Arcadia, CAL; aged 81.
8. John III, Starin. pioneer in river ard
harbor transportation, In New YORK.
city, aged 81. On
TO- Maj. e. /. g.. Zalinski, u. s. A, re-
tired. noted inventor and engineer, In
New Yorlssclty: aged CO.
l6 Ellnor MacCartney Lane. author OF
Nancy Stair and other novels, at
Lynchburg, Va.
g. Col. William Lamb. soldier, editor and
lawyer, hero of the Confederate de-
Tense of Fort Fisher in 1865, at Nor
folk, Va: aged 70.
APRIL.
3. Vice Admiral Cervera, who command
ed the Spanish fleet at Santiago III
1898, at Puerta Real, Spain; aged 10
8. Helena ModJeska. Polish tragedienne
at Bay City, Cal; aged CO.
9. +. Marion Crawford novelist, at Sor-
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
Stafford still llmpn.

West Point Republican: Roadmast-
er Stafford of Norfolk was in the city,
Tuesday. He wore his left foot in a
sling-the result of getting 1t in the
way of falling switch, or other rail-
road contrivance about three weeks
ago. II was his first appearance since
the accident and he had to sneak away
to do H.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31

rento, Italy; aSed
90. Ethan Allen
Hitchcock. eX-sec-
rotary OF the in
terror. in Wash
ington; aged "A.
Algernon Charles
Sw in burne. poet
and essayist, at
Putney, England {:
aged ~.
Elk = United States
Senator NJ. e. But
Ter of South Caro-
lima, at Columbia.
S. c.; aged 20.
Elk United States
Senator VILLA IN
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
Fire in Lono Pine Eating House.

Long Pine, Neb., Dec. 29.-Special
to The News: There was small fire
in the annex of the eating house this
afternoon. There was considerable
damage done but it was put out be-
fore it went any farther.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
NEBRASKA TO RETAIN COLI
Probable That He VIII Be Head Coach
for Cor,-buskers.

Lincoln, Dec. 29.-William G. Cole
will be continued as coach of the Ne
braska football team. The members
of the Cornhusker athletic board are
in favor of his retention for another
year, and at meeting to be held soon
after the close of the Christmas recess
they will elect him coach for the sea-
son of 1910.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
Frye Is In Jail Again.

Madison Chronicle Frye, the
young man who was serving a term
in the county jail on the charge Of
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-12-31
Homeste ader Burned, Frozen.

Gregory Advocate: Early Monday
morning John Looks house was com.
Evening star., 1909-05-03
BIG CROWD TO SEE
KENTUCKY DERBY

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 3.-.Derby
day" which in Kentucky. Tennessee and
southern Indiana calendars ranges up
alongside the Fourth OF July and Thanks
giving as holiday. brought to Louisville
and Churchill Downs today the usual
large number Of visitors to witness the
tfirty-flfth running of the Kentucky Der
by. The track al daylight was fast, but
three hours later rain began falling, and
at 0 O'Clock was coming down steadily.
The wet weather cut little figure. how
ever, as before the morning was half
worn the annual procession Of coal carts.
milk wagons, etc, was vending Its way
to the well-known points OF vantage out
side the Downs and overlooking the high
inclosure--there to keep squad OF po-
licemen busy for time settling race
riots over choice positions.
The odds on the contestants shifted
only slightly during the night, the arrival
Of 500 Tennesseeans with money burning
stiffening that animals price decidedly
The Tennessee visitors are confident they
will wipe out the thirty -year-old hoo
doc and for once falsify the saying,
Tennessee always walks home from the
Derby"
Wintergreen will go to the post slight
favorite, with Friend Harry and Miami
pressing him CLOSELY In public esteem.
1t was reported from the track this
morning that Sir Catesby and 1. NJ
Green would be scratched.
Probable starters, with weights, jockeys
and odds are:
Evening star., 1909-05-03
Stakes. Euturities.

There was time in harness racing that
the grand circuit was known as the
five-llundred-th line" yet
the general annual average for
stakes and purses was not quite
500 coo, consequently this will be the
largest amount Of purse money ever
hung up by dozen racing associations,
and a prospective one in the history OF
harness turf
In the great western circuit there will
he ten other important meetings besides
those already described. and these will
contribute not less than 100000 to the
above total.
The western associations which are ex-
pected to add to this amount are. with
amounts estimated: Libertyville, 10000;
Galesburg, SIS 600: Davenport. $1,000;
Joliet, $4,000: Kalamazoo fsecond meet
ng). $15,OO0; Hamline. Minn., $20.OOO;
Peoria (second meeting), $4,000; Spring
field. Ill. Second meetins). Dallas and FL
Paso, Texas each $4,000, or a total of
nearly 100000.
Smaller associations and scattering in
dependent meetings will add their share
to purse money. Take Des Moines, Sioux
City and Milwaukee. which formerly were
members Of the western big line. but will
hold separate meetings. This trio have
already announced their respective racing
programs. with total amount of $J5.O .OOO,
30 that the one-miliion-dollar mark is al
ready reached by the associations men,
toned.
Evening star., 1909-05-03
PRINCELY PRIZES
FOR TROTTING HORSES

NEW YORK, May 3.-Nearly $1,000, 900
will be distributed this year among the
owners Of successful trotting and pacing
horses In spite Of the many anti-bet-
ting laws which have done SO much to
cripple the racing thoroughbreds. the far-
ness men have gone ahead arranging
meetings and making up futurity events
and handicaps for their type.
In the grand circuit alone there will be
given $7oO,OO when all the overnight
races are counted up. for already the
stakes, handicaps and futurlties figure
up to $4,000 Is the following table
shows:
Evening star., 1909-05-03
Atlantic Coast Line.

Notice These departures and connections are
not guaranteed
4:2O am. dailv--Through coaches and sleeping
csrs to Jacksonville.
3:43 pm dailv,-Through seening cars to Jack
sonville Fla: Port Tamna. Fla. 1for Havana:
Knights Key. Fla flor Havana: Augusta. Ga. !:
Charleston. s. C.. and Wilmington. y. c.
Through coaches 10 Jacksonville. UNEXCEI-
LED DINING CAR SERVICE.
ONLY LINE OPERATING THROUGH PULL
MAN CARS TO POINTS on FLORIDA EAST
COAST RY.
OFFICE OF TIE LINE. 1919 NEW YORK AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST. AND IINIO,. STATION.
GEO. p JAMES. D.P.A.. Washington, D. C.
7. c. WHITE. G:PA. W.. CRAIG. P.T.M..
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ChesapeakesOEa Railway

NOTE.-Published only as information. and not
100 P.MGc. o. LIMITED. daly-Fast vesti.
bule train. Pullman sleepers to Louisville.
Cincinnati Tndanapolis: Chicago and st.
Louis. Parlor car to Virginia Hot Springs
week DAYS. Pullman cars Louisville to Mash
vile. Memphis and New Orleans Dining
cars. la carte service.
11:l0 P.M.-F. r. V. LIMITED. daily-Pullrlnn
sleepers TO Cincinnati. Lexington and Louis
vile daily and Virginia Hot Springs week
days. Dining Car. Ia carte service. Pull
sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and ST.
Jonis and Louisville to Memphis. Nashville
and New Orleans.
Chesapeake and Ohio offices at 5la Pennsyl
vania avenue. 1890 r street and new Union
station Telephonr Main Iff6 or o906 for tickets
baggage checks. reservations and taxicabs.
Evening star., 1909-05-03
TRAVERS DOING
WELL IN PRACTICE

With Jerome d. Trayers. the American
amateur champion. in Scotland practicinS
for the British championship. which takes
place at MuiEfield May - 10 2s. the at
tention of all our players is naturally
centered on his performances.
At this time the details of the Muir
field course may be of interest. These
figures are taken from the American
Golfer:
Evening star., 1909-05-03

versity there will henceforth be four var
sity rowing clubs at that institution. Five
stewards will manage the affairs OF the
clubs. the details Of the various regattRs
included. in the plans and general row.
ing matters. Two of these will be
seniors. two juniors. and the captain
of the crew will be the fifth member
of the board. The Junior representatives Of
one year will become the senior represen-
tatives in the next. The object Of this
said Coach Conibear. lis to have three
experienced men always on the board" :"
Evening star., 1909-05-03
Southern Railway.

~ B.-FoiiowinS schedule 6gures published
only ss information. and arc not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans,
AshevIlc. Chattanooga. Memphis. 900 am. and
l0:4r Pm daily.
mis- Now Orleans. 10 10 pm. daily.
For Columhia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken,
Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida points. 4:l0
pm. daily.
Tourist for California. tri-weekly: l:ie
pm. Nondav. Wednesday. Friday
Local for HarrisonburR. 1:50 a.m. daily: 4:lS
pm. veek days: for Danvlle. 7:30 s.m. daily.
and for Chariottes vile. 7:30 m. and 4:55 pm.
daily Frequent trains to and from Bluemout
L q ERQNN Genarai Aren't
Evening star., 1909-05-03
Annual Yacht Race.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The New York
Athletic Clubs sixth annual 1OU-mile.
race for decked or cabin yachts, in cruis-
ing trim, of less than :S2 feet water
line, and it's second annual power boat
race over the same course-from Whor-
tleberry Island, off New Rochelle,to Block
Island West Harbor-are both to start
June 10 this year. the one for sail craft
at II am. and that for power boats at
5 pm.
The yachting committee II. A. jack
son, G. s. King and A. B. Fry, announces
that entries for both races will close
June 10. There are no restrictions in the
sailing race. except that an amateur must
steer Five prizes are offered. with
special prize to the handicap class. sail
ing in one division. and special prize for
the best elapsed time.
The principal prize for the power boat
race is the Thomas Fleming Day cup,
which must be won two years over this
course by the same owner to become his
property and second prize, presented
by the New York Athletic Club, If five
or more start. This race is open to cruis-
ing power boats of not less than % nor
more than 40 feet over all, with great
est waterlne beam not less than one
fifth the water-line length.
Evening star., 1909-05-03
RAILROADS.
SeabOard Air Line.

TICKET OFFICE. 1921 PENNA. AVE.
SoTICE-FolIcUinc schedule not guaranteed
g:o5 AN DAILY -"Florida Fast Mail''
Through ro.rhes and Pullman eieepers to savap.
nah and Jacksonville. Through s1eepera Wash.
ington 70 Hamlet. and Ha.alet to Atlanta. Din.
ing cars.
S:35 PM DAILY - EYER Round Limited .
Coaches and Pullman to Savannah. Jacksonville,
Tampa. Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis. Dining
RI n. sTANSEI!.. District PASSENGER Aesnt.
Evening star., 1909-05-03
Washington. Baltimore &
Anmano1is Electric Rwy.

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9iars ssp 9R M4' aaff :s:
10 For 7e and s half sss hour &c .ss s0
s1csp, OF the ODD ns hours c: car:
Car. on the EVEN hour. make nf stop betwees
Wronnstnn ron ,n. ro,,i aid Hsls,%o,. ror ,,ou
=. Ts,ssi s,i,imo,. On; Sc s''. Ro9sa r.. trip
To Annapolis and u. 5.
Naval Academy. 75c 3l.cS
All n ST. cars run direc. to White House sta.
reeSsoHe o";s r. 7sos Saspn ana Line s,s sod '
Baltimore and Ohio r. z.
LEAVE NEW INIoN STATION.
SrT 70 FRsnTLEs. M s4kRrT kR YFy SrW q6nx
te.oo am. 0hservst,o, Pnrlor s-hour Train.
~" m Diner Diner and rn'lman Par,cr c.r
n Rc!., Ss I'll al sis'Gi PniImaa. @ I.
s::s:: ~ EEsiIa;ssss's ER
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"a 90 ta3o i10nn. sI1O0 Am s1o 90 noon
tIons. 100 Glib. ZOO. .anO .aan. $50
400 +4.45. 500. is.Gs '5 20. +a.90 $3.50.
400. tS.0e. 900. 1000. 'l0.35. .ll00. 'iaiI
night.
CHICAGO - $50 nm
CINCINNATI ST Loris and LOUISVILLE,
q 10 am '4.c5 nm. 'I2 10 night
PITTSRTRG. '9.10 ar. sf.22 'D.lo -.
z SdFyP5sSD, SSddFSyyP5.sss + PP'55ss3SsD :. 40 q s~
WHEELING 80. 10 am $40 nm.
WINCHESTER. t9. 10 am. TAOS. $500 pm.
FREDERICK. :s.2O. 1910. sel5 am. ll.S0
HIGERsTowN. -. 10 am. 800 pm
ANNAPOLIS. "7.20. fs.O0 am. fi2.05 noon.
"a. 90 $50. 80 and 1900 pm.
TELEPHONES at al " the following ticket
sylvania ave-. Main 27s New Union Station
Ticket Once. Main $780, Information Buress-
Evening star., 1909-05-03

PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING THE EVENING
Star Rnilding.-Onice OF The Evening Star.
Washington. d. c.. April 81 09--Writtcn
proposals will he received al this office up to
May :. 1909. for cleaning all of the Vermont
white marble on the Pennsylvania avenue and
llth street fronts. from top to bottom. State
ethod and materials to be- used: acid per-
mitted: protection to he given the entire
front and the two side entrances when the work
IL going State time required to finish the
work and how soon il could br started. Address
st. ard IA. an27 Ct
Evening star., 1909-05-03
Want Rector in New York.

NEW YORK. May 3.-The Monument
Athletic Club has induced Harry HILL
man and Melvin Sheppard TO run a match
G0o-yard race in the club games at Celtic
Park May 8. Another interesting event
will be modified Marathon-a fifteen
mile race-in which all the famous anna
teur Marathon runners will meet. The
modified Marathon is Martin Sheridan's 8
idea. Martin thinks that the regular
Marathon distance is hard on runners and
spectators alike. The fifteen-mile event.
Martin says. will be only sprint for men
trained to go over twenty-siX.
In making out list of events Sheri-
dan has slipped in 133-yard sprint and
is tr! ing to induce Rector, the great Vir-
Sinian, to come up and trim the swiftest
runners i'm New York. AS Rector has
been running the 100-yard dash i'm As
secondst already this spring he will be
likely to set new mark If he competes.
Evening star., 1909-05-03
STEAMSHIPS.

Around the World Cruise
BY SIS. Arabic 10000 tons. Oct 16 $3.50 AND UP.
80 Tours to Europe $40 up.
r. NJ. HICKS. 1906 r St NV. Washington.
FRANK c. CLARK. Times building. New York.
ia30-Sa M. tu tn Z it's
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service.
Hysieuic Laboratory, Washington. d. c.. May /.
19O9.-Scaled proposals will be received at this
office until o'clock pm. of Saturday. May IL.
fuel. electric current. gas. ETC., for the use of
the hygenic laboratory. Public Health and Ma
be sca YEAR epdn. Gane 5 1a,o sc,sdas
and further information may be obtained upon
application to the undersigned. JOHN T. AN
DERSON p. 4. Surgeon, p. II. and NJ. II. s.,
Asst. Director.
Evening star., 1909-05-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
One cent a word for Is word.

One cent word for Is words.
GREAT DANE. MALE: THOROUGHBRED:
reg No. 12n3s7: eighteen months DID, fawn
colnred. Write l.. NJ. WALTER, Arlington. Va.
my1-st'
JUST RECEIVED BOSTON TERRIERS,
Scotch collies and other dogs; also hne lot of
fancy poultry, rabbits. guinea pigs. singing
canaries. parrots peafowls. etc. SCHMIDS
BIRD STORE. 712 10Th ~. NV. fe30-tf
Evening star., 1909-05-03
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
POTOMAC & CHESAPEAKE STEAMBoA'
COMPANY.

POTOMAC & CHESAPEAKE STEAMBOAT
COMPANY
EIGHTH STREET WHARF.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH q. 1902
Steamers Leave washington. .. c.
SUNDAY TUESDAY and THU 'RSDAY at
including GRINDERS.
MONDAY AND "WEDNESDAY at pm. 70,
landings far EDGEWATER and PAR
HAMS POINT. including tho Upper Machodoc
Creek. Mattox Greek. Wcomico river landings
and those in Nomini creek.
SATURDAY at Z am for landings as far as
NQMINI including Upper Machodoc creek,
NattoX creek and WicomcO river landings.
Schedule subject to tide and weather and to
change without notice.
For detailed informs tion, call Phone Main 59lo.
". B. EMMERT, Vice President and Genl.
Manager.
my2-.f w +. CARNE Jr. Genl Agent
Evening star., 1909-05-03
CLASS TENNIS TOURNAMENT,
Play in Doubles Starts at George
town Tomorrow.

With two teams entered from each class
in the college and the courts in first
class condition, the first tennis tourna-
ment held at Georgetown in q number
of years will get under wsy tomorrow
afternoon. Charles Angulo OF 1911 is
managing the affair, while Louis Hax-
gerty. manager of the freshmen team,
and Ed Carter of 1911 are the scorers
Referees will be appointed for the differ
ent sets by captains of the teams con-
tending.
The series will be carried on under the
elimination plan. The two junior punches
will be matched against senior pairs. and
in the same manner the Freshmen will
be pitted against the Sophomores The
best two in three sets will decide.
Already the full list Of entrants is at
hand. SO that there will be no trouble
I'm selecting the teams for the trials. The
seniors are to be represented by Lynch
and lie Plante and Munhali and Daily.
All Of these are excellent racket wielders
and no doubt they will do well against
their opponents.
McNulty and Carr and PalIen and Car
lin are scheduled to uphold the honor Of
the class of 1910. The second team is
made up OF two of the best players in
the school and 1t is on them that the
class mostly depends for carrying or the
championship.
Manager Angulo of the club has se-
lected Harry Brown as his partner This
pair. with Powers and Ashe. will play
for the SOphomores. while the Freshes
Will be represented by Wymard and Null
ligan and Lynch and Carroll.
There Is no doubt but that there are
some clever players entered In the tour
nament which Is being held for the pur-
pose of getting out a team to play match
es against outsiders That the move Is
one In the right direction is undeniable.
and II Manager Angulo succeeds In car
rying through his plans the Blue and
Gray will probably send down a strong
team to meet the Navy on the courts
before the close Of the present year.
johnson Starts Training.
CHICAGO, May 3.-Jack johnson starts
hard training today for his bout with
Jack OBrien In Philadelphia May 10. He
has been working lightly with KID
Cutler. Tony Caponi and Yank Kenny. and
the three will act as his sparring partners
for the next two weeks.
George Lytie, who is managing john
son. says that although the big negro
boxer will sail for England May 70, he
intends TO come back I'm time to fill his
engagements here with Kaufman and
ketchell.
Evening star., 1909-05-03
Total.
,tal. .3.011

Total. .S.O1I 10 ] Total. ..,cjJ 90 8
Total length, o.35c yards. Par. 12i.
They seem at variance with the follow
ing from the London Field. which says:
''The total length of Muirfeld Is now
&. .1M yards. II is curious to note. how
ever. that even with the recent extensions
Muirfeld will have eleven holes between
400 and 400 yards. even holes OF thls
average length occurring in the first
half round of nine holes. The longest
hoIe-the elevenfh-is Az yards and the
shortest is the fourteenth, with lis
yards.
Those familiar with Mr.. Travers game
look forward with pleasurable anticipa-
ton to what he will do on those eleven
deadly driving iron of his direct at the
pin for anything from $50 to 200 yards
should tell its story. II on his game he
will put the amateur record for the green
to at least ~. with possible Ss On
distances there are only two holes on
which he cannot get the green In two
under normal conditions. To offset these
there are short ones. With one putt on
but these green's and 80 Is in sight.
Travers will drive for him from 30 10
28O yards according to the going and
straight down the course. On his second
with mashie, jigger, mid-iron, cleek or
braSsy he can generally get near enough
to the pin for a chance to go down In one
putt.
AS a putter there is probably no player
In the world more accurate than Travers
when on his game Golfers have seen nm
frequently hole out from distances OF
over fifty feet. and he is deadly on those
from two yards to- fifteen feet.
His nerve and courage have been proven
In many a hard battle against Walter J.
Travis. such as the semi-final round OF
the last championship. when he stood
down with to play and won out by
IN. by taking four consecutive holes in
better than par figures. T. 4. and ).
Coulon to Fight Attell.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 3.--Johnny
coulon, bantamweight champion. and
Monte AttclI have signed for a cham
pionship fight at Coffroth's arena, Col
ma. Cal, June 12. The weight Is li1
hounds ringside. This makes the third
championship match that the western
boxing magnate has scheduled for the
club. Ketcheli VS.. Johnson and McFar-
land VS. Nelson are the other title
battles that will be decided at colma.
College Tennis Schedule.
ITHACA n. Y, May 3.-Pennsyivania.
Williams. Columbia and Yale are already
included In the tennis schedule. which
is being arranged for the Cornell Uni
versity team, and matches are pending
with Lafayette, Lehigh and the Navy.
The dates thus far arranged follow: Co.
lumbia, Saturday, May Is: Princeton.
Pennsylyania and Yale will be played
May 8. and 8. respectively.
Columbia's New Shell.
NEW YORK, May 3-The Columbia
varsity crew tried out its new eight
Dared she'll this week in a six-miie prac-
tice row on the Hudson. The new boat
is larger than the 1908 shell and higher
in the water For this reason II is bet
ter adapted for use in rough weather.
Evening star., 1909-05-03
College Tennis Schedule.
Columbia's New Shell.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The Columbia
varsity crew tried out its new eight
Dared she'll this week in a six-mile prac-
tice row on the Hudson. The new boat
is larger than the 1908 shell and higher
In the water For this reason It is bet
ter adapted for use in rough weather.