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The Donaldsonville chief., 1910-09-17
AN ApPREcIArEp coMPLIMENT.

The police jury of Ascension parish
met on Wednesday, the Hath instant,
and among the business matters con
sidered and disposed of was the
election of an official printer for the
ensuing year in accordance with the new
law on the subject enacted at the last re-
gular session of the general assembly. By
unanimous vote G. D. Bentley, editor and
co-porprietor of The Chief, was elected Of
ficial printer for two years, at $500 per
year. In view of the increased amount OF
labor and newspaper space involved in
the publication of reports and proceedings
which were not included in former printing
contracts, the modest proposal of the ap-
plicart to undertake the execution of the
new contract for an advance of only $500
year over the previous compensation,
was accepted as reasonable and fair.
The owners and publishers of The Chief
thank the members of the police jury for
this renewed evidence of their confidence
and friendship, and will spare no effort to
, viudicate their action by a faithful and
efficient performance of the duties at
taching to the position of parish printer
and official journal
1t is in no sense fattery to say that
the present police jury of this parish com
pares favorably with any of its predeces-
sors in point Of ability, efficiency and de-
votion to the public welfare. 1t is a spe-
cial compliment and honor to be chosen
as the official organ of such body, and
we value the distinction accordingly.
While The Chief holds itself free to
criticise and condemn any action of the
parochial Legislators that may seem to
merit such treatment, we are confident
there viii be in the future, as in the past,
little to deprecate and much to approve
in their official doings.
GoazaIes Notes.
The Gonzales high school opened for the
scholastic term last Monday with 491 pu-
pills in attendance and the following corps
of capable teachers: D. w. Caldwell, princi-
pal; g. N. Cosulich, first assistant, Miss
Euphie 0dom. second assistant; Misses
Aline johnson. Eyala Porrier and Anna
Leblanc, assistants. Many patrons were
present on the occasion. Prof. Caldwell
called the different classes into the as
sembly room and, in his usual able man
ner, spoke of the plans made and the work
to be done during the coming year. Ee
thereupon called on Representative Jos.
Gonzales and Attorney S. A. Marchand,
who delivered talks on the needs of edu-
cation.
This school will soon have an attend
ance of over 800 pupils and will soon
need another teacher.
Patrons have contributed SIS per month
toward paying Prof. Caldwell over and
above his salary. A PATRON.
Mrs. Jacob Wilmert, Lincoln, ILL.,, found
her way back to perfect health. She
writes: 4 suffered with kidney trouble
and backache and my appetite was very
poor at times A few weeks ago | got
Foley Kidney Pills and gave them fair
trial. They gave me great relief, so CON
tinued them and now am again in perfect
health. Sold by X-Ray Pharmacy.
The sun., 1910-05-15
DINNER TO SENATOR WIKELEE.
FIVe Hundred RerGen CsSniy. =. j., Ne.
DublIeans at the Hstrl AstSg.

FlVe Hundred RerGen CSuniS. =. j., Re-
publIeahs at the hstrI NstOg.
Five hundred Bergen county. New Jsr-
sey. Republicans dined last night Ia the
grand ballroom Of the Hotel Astor In
honor Of their State Senator Edmund W.
Wakelee, the Republican Ansemblymsn
from BERGEN county and the Republican
county OiiciAls The dinner was gwen
by the county committee. Among thoss
pressnt were United States Senator John
kaan. President Frelinghvysen Of the
New Jersey senate. Speaker Ward Of the
Assembly, State senator Martin W Saxe
Of New York. George W Perkins, who IL
president ol the Palisades Interstate PARK
Com mission, and District Judge Corr
nslius D0remus. Nearly all Of the county
Oficials Of Bergen county we're there.
senator Wakelee presided and read
messages Of regret from President Taft.
ioe-pPaaidene ShsrmaDand Gov Hughes
Gov. Fort Of New Jersey vas expected
and 80 was United Seates senator Frank
o. Briggs. but neithaF of them osme.
senatoF Kean. former Governor Ed-
ward G. Stokes. Senator krelinghuysen
and Mr. Perkins spoke. Mr. Perkins talked
about the proposed Palisades Park and
drivswaV from F0rt I,ss 10 Nyack and nro-
ooaed q toast 70 Mrs. Hartman. Who gave
81 100000 toward building he driveway
and laying Out the pafh, Senator SaKe
Oe this State also spoke Of The desirability
or preserving the Palisades and tie great
boom % haF9an county that a bridge
acgoas the Hudson River would bring.
Ex-0ov. Stokes spoke enthusiastically %
What the Republican party had accom-
pliahRd
The sun., 1910-05-15
HARNOY FLIES AGAIN.
CsscFs ~ Mnes ShH RIme- Baldwin
Glldes Down WIN lrs&sn Propesler.

Csscrs ~ Mnes Shh Tlme- RaldN IN
OllaSes Down WIN BESAsn Propesler.
HKMPsrGAD. L. l.. May lt-Rsgartilsss
of a strong wind that was blowing from
the northeast across the Hampstead
Plains nom the Long Island Sound
this evening. Clifford Harmon In his Far
man machine made most spectacular
night. His aer0plans arose like bird
when scarcely hundred yards from his
starting point. After making two miles
he aighted for a time and overlooked his
engine and then made another successful
riSe. and before coming 10 the ground
he had covered fOurteen miles This
was seven laps of the cOursa and was
four miles more than he made last night.
Harnons motor worked perfectly
and he displayed excellent Judgment
in making bis turns. lie loss scarcely
any headWay and he did not vary greatly
from his average height. which vas
about forty feet His time 3or the four
tesn miles was about nineteen minutes,
There were quite a number Of enthusiasts
in aerOnAutics present and some Of them
advised ham not b attempt The fight.
bat Harmon laughingiy jumped into his
machine and was on Even when quar-
teEinR the wind he held his rnaChine true
and steady
After Harmon had alighted Capt
BALDWIN made a fight In his CuFtias
machine. When about two miles from his
starting point his propeller broke and
he was compelled 20 make a rapid descent.
which vas most successfully accom-
plished. He will use new prOpeller
tO-mOrrow, when be hopes to make an
other flight with Harmon Who has been
practising constantly whenever the
weather permitted during the lasf month.
The sun., 1910-05-15

had been eupplomantod thls year by the
introaqction % a miniature electric rail.
road @hereon the locomotives were dupli.
Gates q those employed BY the New YoTk
he permitted himself 70 BE- lifted gantly
BY means OF Judy's powerful trunk, one
blow from which would kill a dozen men,
and placed uDon the pondarous Dachy-
derm'a baCk for a ride aroaInd hhe park.
Past Havana, he ngW panorama depicting
the exploAioh Of the Maine, be sailed alON
and glanced mOrnentArily at the place
where the Wltching Waves. that hoor d
RISING and falling aheet iron, win soon b
sending them into Eales Of laughter He
took Tow minutes % look into Via Wire
lses, where Jack Hnns Il expected again
this year ~ aoon as he Eeta Through dong
job Of regular deep sea conversation
Nov. here, aid Mr. Rhsa9reen. -ia the
virginia Heel. There's rather q pretty
httle story Ia connection with the naming
Of this thriller
The deacon pressed him 10 continue.
We'll. you see, continued Mr.. Shes
green. the mechanic who designed Il
was named Reel. When Il was finished he
hadn't an idea what 70 callat. just at
that time a daughter WAS born in his
family and she was chFistoned Virginia
80 he named tho thriller the Virginia
Reel, Rather pretty. isn't iti'
Well "ris sol said the deacon.
HIS eyee took on q considerable gleam
when they showed him The ballroom, and
hs be' they itst clipped some ny cAPers
when they rot started there. He had
Just seon a few proofs Of the marvellous
sense Of 81. Gaudens, the horss who under
stands seven language. when his con-
ductOrs waved 70 o hustllnw man In a
corduroy OvercOat and presented him 20
This Ia Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Frederic
Thompson, explained Mr.. Coyne.
"Praps yeh tell me how began the
deacon, but he vas interrupted by the
busy man who was saying:
I've got q space hack there I 100 feet
long and 80 feet wide, and I'm going
20 nat in a l0t Of athletic things. There1l
be fishing Tor human tArpons and every
klnd OF exsrc.se. ! mink it ought 10 be
deacon % b,, MY NJ ,ovnr.oD TIs TS,S1 sIreasv 19v
on the other side Of tie park directing
a hundred wOrkmen on his new "Trip
10 Mars in qh Aeroblans.'
And 70 went the afternoon and evening
a quick jump took the deAcon down the
BOwery, where all the music halls are In
funniDE order and swheFe the young
women with foghorn Voices and sub
siantiAl uaderni1ning oAuasd him 20 turn
away 20 SfeepleehAss Park There he
found an odor Of new paint and a general
atmosphere Of DrepaHtion
And 4. Fns all his native New England
aversion 70 pe0,nnhry diaplay could do
20 keep him out of the tintype booths
the frankturter counters and roast ibeei
1andWich emporiuma and popcOru stands.
But he finally landed on q B. r. T. train
and chewed his salt water tany medita-
lively ~ he said 10 himself,
Think o them felleTS goin tew all
that trouble ev'ry year.
The sun., 1910-05-15

NIP and tuck ntruagie, but the juniors pulled
0ut N the last hnlf dOzsn strokes and won
by q llifie iana dian a length
tn the three conaerBd strunEie between
the nFst and aoc0nd varsity olghls and the
nflt freshmen crew that vas rowed Ia
shells the fruahmgn, hnwMR q handlrap Of
one length oFaf th8 twO varsity orsWs got
81 10 q good qlart and Wgl hy thrce-dmar-
ter ~ q length from TIE nFal varsity eight
tween TIE V1rnNv cTnWF ami d was only IN
ihe aaf huNdFe1 yaris ifaG the varsity Was
. bic 10 ulIl away nn1 won BT q arnnl quartet
lEnTth. W. a. NaIfiEhnm. 'Rl. wh0 has
lgH Ygam. f'lafsN1 the NeFs, ne WluunF
lqtgHrIauI fFnw wNf nil1d anaHfn fha
aluulni Steamboat allgI iao nee and 90 the
The sun., 1910-05-15
PRINCETON WINS on TRACK.
CShsR BsAtsa Ter tas FRSs Tsas N :
Lanw Wnlla n q nSiAl Mast.

pHrNCRToN. Nav "A -Anaar a hard uphil
a..ka n-i...1,., s,.s..a..i -. r,-u.n sr.ch
$50 IA'.e"u ueieet'a eao l.. co'..s- :. =.
team MS afternoon ~ the acofo ut - 70 ~
The Princeton team at1rpFised ~ followers
ht h.in,, .,r,r., h, ~. aslA .v.,ta An tha
"f-@ -i"N. ~ w "''- ..
placaa IN the shot put and hammer throw
went 10 princston and n other paints were
nirkeh an In khe neI1 ront,-sta during the
resse Raussnt ~ prlncefnp vron Inc hirh
f,,1,n ~ -, ..s..,,', ~ sss 49,, and hrSt
: ~ l. a..i..s. @ " ~ 49,
= ,9s,i.ll r. l-i.l, ", -. -. h.ae IL.
A. -. 49,, ~ w - q ..,,,.s
WIN frantA ~ princeton q cloee seson1
cornell he'd thinga ~ own way IN the uis-
lance runs and easily won ali three places
In the mlla and two miles Lhe summary;
in Yard Rln.-Whh hv Vinus. Comell: Jesaup,
prlncof1n. sernn6s McATthuf cornell. third.
TiRe 0I.H Seroads
MRari liiah HnUalrs-Wnn by DwlrhL Prince
The sun., 1910-05-15
LADY VOCALIST ASTRAT.
says she's ths Original Peek.a-nos Glri
and COusln q the Great John L.

oa3m NOuom % une BreAN Jotm u.
Marjorie Quinn. claiming 10 he the
original pe@k-a-bOO girl, cousin Of John
L. sullivan. and one of the stars Of Hender-
sons music hall az COney Island. was
compelled through stress Of circum-
stances 70 break an engagement 70
sing ia Erb's casino at North Beach. l.. /.
last night, and instead spendthe evening
In the Fourth street pnlice station. Long
Island City, in care OF the ulatrOn
Ascending 70 the police. Marjorie once
sang at Tony Pastors In company with
another young woman vocalist. whose
name is not known. Marjorie. attired IN
q tine costume ana wearing a sort Of
circus tent creation Tor a hat. started
90 md her way 20 North Beach She and
her fFiend were In good humOr when they
reached Long Island City. In order 20
make sure they would not no astray they
visited a nunber Of hotels at Hunters
Point and at each place made minute
inquiries eonceFnihg the vac 10 their
destination. BY the time they ~ ached
Vernon avenue and Tenth street. Mar
iorie wanted 90 tell her troubles 10 every
one who happened along. among them
Policeman Dick Welsh here Mariorie's
companion concluded that it was no
place for chorus girl and she left hur-
riedly
Policeman Welsh helped Marjorie
10 the station house there sne said
she was IS years old, although she felt
like i6 She gave her address a. 3is
East Twenty-eiNth street. Manhattan,
told Of her relationship 10 John L.. and
asked the Lieutenant on the desk as a
favor 20 let her keep her enRagement
Al the North Beach Casino When asked
her occupation ghe said Il was TO look
pretty and be wise
The police matFon 10 whom she was
turned over Tor safe keeping for the
niRhtPaaid that MaEiorls's mother and
John L. Sullivana mother were sisters.
Marjorie Il Of alendef build. dark hair and
eyes and has a fetching way
The sun., 1910-05-15
WOMEN,s CLUB FEDERATION
~. Nuey Talks en- Geld Storage Neats
Points On Glrls' EdneatlSn.

~. Nuey Talks en- C0ld storage Meats
Points On Gtrb' EdnratiSR.
CINCINNATI. O.. May ia-Chief Chemist
Harvey W Wiley Of the Government
bursau was one Of the speakers to-day
AZ the meeting cf the General Federation
Of wOmen's Clubs Or Wiley said:
4 belisve in cold storage. but ! don't
want 10 eat meat that came out Of the ark >
The doctor thought that ak to nine
months of cold storage was the limit Of
wholeaomeneas for meats He said that
more people died from lack % pure and
GOOD food than from overindulgencs
m eating and drinking
Miss Martha Van p Rsna.slear OF the
Agricultural College. Cornell University.
spoke on Education for Girls She said
one Of the causes Of the high cost Of living
was the ignOranOs Of housewives. who
do not know how 20 ecOnOmize and buy
and who do not know the sham from the
Miss Mary T. Finsch. professor in tho
state Agricultural College Of Colorado.
IAN airIs shOuld have thorough school
training IN domestic scienCe. Teach the
Niri not how n uiaks a cake with four or
I've eggs, bat q good cake with one egg
Thers Were cheers over this advice
She continueds
I'm the Colorado Agricultural school
every girl must attend regularly the
lactlires tyy nhyacians and trained nurses
an the care of children and she must
mako A compiees oUffit suitable for q
newly born infant before slie Ia given her
hnal diploma.
The outlook committee. reporting
through Mics Harriet Lake, covered the
vear'G work ~ thaf committee. The
COMMITTEES had even been implored b. a
Cleveland woman 10 advocate the Ab0li-
ton Of corset wearing - tho most Inn
pogtane single reform Of the period.
The sun., 1910-05-15

TFack AthIetes Defeat stevens IN Dual
GAmeA. % % ~.

TRACK AthIetea Defeat stevens IN Dual
Games. - To ~.
New YOgk University defeated stevens
Institute IN a dual track meet a. Ohio Field
yesterday afternoon by the score Of 81 10 ~.
The track was In excellent condition and
fair time vas made. Harris OF Stevens
starred In the meet. winning the Iso yard
hurdles and the broad jump
In the go yard run New YORK took both
places with NOrlih winning. Golden led
at the start but gave up first place 70 Norlin
In the home stretch lawrence Of stevens
led in the mile 70 the half. when his running
mate. X Hamilton. relieved him. New
York came In here with J. =. Thorne 10 win.
fi'''si iS YSri RSh-NSS Sy & 4 zelgler, stevens;
~ SaapiFo. New IoFk. sscond. Tine iOsb
80 YSri Run-won by q. n. smith. New York;
= J. Bsll. Sievesa. secoRd Time. MINUTES
10 Yard High Hurdles by 4. Harris,
Sievens p hsseo sHvens. Second Tine i'sS
10 Si''i Ysrd Rrn-wOn BY c. ?. q NorIIa. New
York; W. A. Golden. NSa ioFb. second. Tine
One nIis Run-woa By J s Ihorns. Nev YorS.
x HAmlgiuu, stevens. second. TiTe : minutes
~ ~ YsSd Low Hurdlos-wOa BY p RAsre.
stevens. } Mclaughlin. NcW York. second.
Tine. q sA seconds
"a Yard nun-Wun hy A. LaueT. New NoFk.
serunds
TES Nile Run-Nol b. 4 r. lAuFunce, So
vens. & ArhuckiF. New York, scgaod. Time.
~ minutet n accunds
RunninF Ntrh tunp-Won hy A. Harris. ste
vchs Wilh fset 5 ihchrs, { Mclaughlin. Nsw
Nork. srroud. vita feet lnches
Putting " Pnund Shnf-Won b. p. 4. neuhner.
stnFrna win - iret 2 lnEhre ! n. Wesley. New
\ afk second. Uith ~ irrt 81 lnChea.
Hunning BFuad lump-Wun b. 4. Harris,
NoFk. kergnd. Win ~ feet
ThroWtnH IA Pound Hammcr-Wun By A.
llslseF NeW HoTk. with ~ feet lnches Mckay
New NoTk sfroud. with e irrt lnrhes.
. Pole Vault-Wua b. J J Whlir win - feet
a narris stevens ssruad. With feefe inches
The sun., 1910-05-15

San FRAvcIsco. May IL-To-day sam
Berger arranged for Jenriss 10 appear in
a public sDaTing exhibition az Dreamland
Rink on Friday night May a.. followina
six bouts given by one q the four round
the night that he u TO show, leaving next
mOrninR for RowRrdennsn The bic fellow
will boz with Bob Armstrong and Joe
Fhovnaki
The sun., 1910-05-15

PRINCETON. May 1.-THE Princeton ten
nls team lost the annual dual tennis meet
with Yale here to-day BY the scOra of eight
matches TO one. tbs summary.
Aneisaf-cMpt Hoidea, Yale defeaisd Mathey
Ysie. aeisatsd aalslEh, Pnncseaa, -. "a,
-. Brstt. Yalg. deieased Rove. Princetpa
e-GG-A
Douhlea-R1Idgn and Waitress. Yale dofaatsa
Th9mas end RaiglEh. Princetqn, 10 90, 81.
irf, pItncet1n, E-lA. 80 Blsa and BYoin.
The sun., 1910-05-15
Harvard Gunnsrs WIN prem vale.

Nav HAVEN. May IG-For the hrst tims
in many years tho Yale gun team lost 20
Harvard to-day and the defeat was complete.
Harvard scoring 2ia birds out Of g50. against
YAle's las. HlgRinsOn Of Harvard broke
~ out Of 50. The scores
Hnrvard-MlAtsr. a. Higginaon, a.; Heard. "a
Monse. ti haWthaWAy :. Total, pa
Yaie-Hebard. ~. Noel, a. Th0mpson, a.
M0rrtson. ~. Emmei. 81, Total. 10.
The sun., 1910-05-15
IN 4 VERY NINOR LBAGUE.
Frsd Tsahsy Plsys win Gmgsr fer Ihs
uniiinsytile Gun.

WOhcEsgER. Mass. May ia.--First Bnse-
man Fred Tenney. Who was Recently re-
leased bg the Nsu YOrk National club. has
bssn signed by the Whitinsville club Of the
Nsw Eugland MA League. 10 played he
n1rv nIaVen tha same pcEltiDn on the Whltins-
villa ieam % be did for the liania and hls
work vas tho main feature 1l ne ENma.
Tqnnaya drop fronl the Ratienai seague
Saen 10 trouble him, Ne put ~ murl ine
IN the came With UEbfidge ~ hs could have
done ID .tha Poo 0rgwnda. with ne Giants
RRnlugt tlt Cub.
The sun., 1910-05-15

The Wall strset sdllion % THE EvlNINa
sUN contains ali the financial news and
ths stOok and bond quotations. % the Close
Of tka marRst. The closing quotations,
Including he IBID and auked' prices. with
additional news matter, aTo contained alao
= ths niEAt arl11n " rEB Evmlma guI.
The sun., 1910-05-15
individual cups and trophy.
Ths summarize

InterciaEs Mace Ftraf neat-Wnn ~ iunlag
rirhL win W. KiRuty. bow y v Love. 2 z u
Hinu4, a 81 n SunEhurEFr. 4 8 J. tl1Ft n y. ~
ilqVejov. q N. II. Coie. g n p. O1wa. a.lu.t
Rnd n q Norton. c1ns8uin. aorior cig1t acfNG y
Tins. q uluutaa % aocuudn
Hcrund ueat-Wau by second lfeshNa1 g'g.fA
win e. a. Moore, bow. a. n, kotllllcht = y ~
hlEuhFrRner. q RI y. HYDE, 2. Nan Nllti z
". a. hg0inaon. a NJ. .. Chapin. Z U - leldeIlrl
T1rutn. ~ a nruFF rnEau aIn. tuuHulNlle riTli
seculd. Tine. 9 minutes - accole4
Final Heat--Wlu 1g luliqT crew aeeel.c n11I
rrgr rrFW. rsrrra Tiinr a miluirH u tf11nIN
N1Efilia1 Mu9 laae-W1u nT igg1lugt a'T'iR
Hr1i uarIiiT eiglt agrlnf, l1luld VgNlT tiAlh
1a ~ Hria 1z1gn.
The sun., 1910-05-15
cOLUMBIA CLASS REGATTA.
1unioFs WIN Pra@ RreannneA N FinAI
Heat aG aMlUrulnas Rl4has.


The Columbia iuaioFs Won the annual
inteFcass regatta on the nuanon yesterday
afternoon. The Face vas for q trophy and
prize cups given by the Columbia division
Of tho Hudson Fult0m csisbraticn com
mittee. Ths alumni association Of Co
lumbia College e1Aginrad q gtaambaat for
TN afternoon and followed lha uacaB.
The iniefclAe4 mct Wea decided In two
heats and a final. The luniors and seniors
mei IN the first Beat. Thq lunloF8 Won hy
q length, althoaEh % Tie qaartsr mile
MARI hoYt, s. caught q crab. The Fani0rl
Eot q Iced ~ half lqnFfh hreause u1 thh.
Rice did not lpf his hrst freshman cFse
80 IN The Face and the seeUnd bast ooInpeioa
ln the secunn beat ih3 nlAt year men, aflsg
FIvlng the H0ph1mol9 CfgW q lead 81 q
length. had little dlMcflty ID Winning hy
tWo leugths
The lunt0Fa defeated tie fruahmrn n tha
Anal heat hY tahlhg advuntaEa u ne drifi-
pc EiAFt, gaming &c laasi q lgnQih On ihe
NJ year crew. ~ t4a lFTt half mile tha
l1nirTl anA n1T1 aet tAElf iPad 81 tun
ingih9 1ut De i'TeA Ernf'a9 an1 closed
u ~ WD. Ino al0 g1aGlaE mlB Wa1 3
The sun., 1910-05-15
XlVI,S TRACK MEN WIN.
Lafayette Defeated IN s'asl Gamaes-Dal
ton Past over Hurdles.

ANNAPOLIS. May t-The track team Of
tho Naval Academy won from Lafayette
this afternoon by - points 10 a7. Though
the track vas vet and slow the per-
formances IN the field events we're excellent,
Dalton ran the high hurdles again In IS 3-s
seconds.
Carey ran the iOO and 17O yard dashes in
even time and his second place In the go
rounded Out ~ points for bis side. Good
win. Lafayette. won the two mile ana was
second In the mile
The sun., 1910-05-15
MRS. LAWSON MISSING.


9neeFiy ~ SefHeg ivy
Mrs. Dorothy L&WsOn. 22 years old.
Of IO7 West Haywood street. AShevills.
n. C.. who was found stranded In the
PsnnsylvaniA Railroad station. Jersey
Clsy. on Friday. ssoaped Last night from
the home Cf Mrs. Mary So1lgon. q friend.
living at % CarIt6h avenue, JerBsy CITY.
who took her "a the hands % tha polian..,
Nm Lawson Vi rgntAllY eeranNai
She Attracted atlqn1Oh ~. the depot
by trying 90 eend teiegrau1s and teleph0ns
uisanaEea. alltNuNh aha had no money
She told The police q rambling story Ol
al unhappy mafi1aFg Gnd ~ uuihltiqh
20 bscuFns an opera Hinger. She Haid 1lrs
uaed 10 20 20 school With Ms. 8Qiilgou
and MIg. BCiIg0n agreed - takg caIe
of her pending De arrival oi her foikas ..
Mrs InWs1n wore q Ften dnala 3
Nhifa hat and . black Hlh qoaa W1e
~ diaRpTaafed BON hsf lrAt1Gh 1oilie.
The sun., 1910-05-15

TonoETo. Oct. May lt.-ln the inter-
naiignal 100 yard and - yard racea at
Hnmilt4n to-day Brbbiu CiouEhtn of View
HoFk heat Rghhie KeTT, ne lines BENG
The sun., 1910-05-15
rIran aWeen fsF WnIIam. ID Tsnnl..

wrAdIAMsroWN. May it.-Wllliams made
a clean sweep of the doubles and Eingles IN
The sun., 1910-05-15

GREESwICH. May iL--At the Greenwich
Country Club to-day Yale defeated the
Green w'ch sssm sa ~ the score q 70 !. lt
each team.
The sun., 1910-05-15

l9 tae nrsi rPlnd ioT me SeoTae c. Austin
Clnb H VI neechar beat n NJ. 6awtelis
4 up and 90 play; Oswald kirkbY beat
{. Y MeecrOle, up and ! 10 play: W. B
Douglas beat }. Z. Relnmund. up and
4 90 and 70 play. In the eighteen hole
handirap, four 70 qualify for the nFiRa. the
best aiE ac0rea we're: DR., MAmlen. al 70-Ts.
Oswald Kirby. u. e--ga. y. NJ saWtelis,
Roa. %, IN: q. Van kiFWan, aS. is-TT.
The sun., 1910-05-15

spcond round matches IN two dIvluions
fqr Tie Nay suRs as vel A. hsndicsps 10
Forrest HMl Flald Club buny Yesterday
Tha class A handicep rsaRlted IN Robert
kBablaT Winning With . card Of as, fe--T0.
while ~ the B - william Nicol won with
n Mn
The sun., 1910-05-15

ARnMEY, May iN.-AbOut i25 nlayers
vent over the course to-day. Among the
players was William TraveFs Jerome, who
results.
Class Al n. Green. A. IN G. a. Breed.
NJ if-TE W ". Taylor. A., 5-n; p. M Johnson
m iS-76 c, L. Dana. ~ H-Te n. q BrOoks
81 In: A. p. Ronlnson, %, i7-ts ~ s. Orrea.
M Ar 3. e. AaboH. A. 80 y. v. FaFrelly
~ 5-ss q. q. Hoafdman. 81, ie-a3 ". A. ass.
back ". l0-a7, W. haylea. ion la
class B--H. VI sRekh0uss. i0o Si-ea c. c
Nadai "a SO. .. Heny. ~ IA, r.. H nrne.
aict i0a D-lR n. n Whsbbee. 81 An. a. q.
1esbe ion t8-ei. A. X. Weed, i0t u-Aa, j. 81
aakgF ton D-0 G. W,.Ciarh. 100. iD-si, j.
MonkN l0a ls-S. John TannsE. io7. B-ae
Olhney. t0A D-A
The sun., 1910-05-15

There vas q loud report a. though q
meteoFite had struck the earth and dazzling
oi star gieams A. though q CQmqi had dicked
the links with IT, tail al the Hackaensaek
Golf Club yesterday afternoon. There was
q crowd out and ah we're ratified until in
yestisation disclosed that n Myers BoEeTt
had holed the 10 yard seventh IN one stroke
bystandefH said the ball went IN q perfect
arc from the tee 70 the cup and without
touching turf nestled into u a. a bird goes
10 ~ nest.
ElflY played In the handicap qualifying
round for the cup given BY George k BFads-
ield. The two Who Will keen on for the CUP
az match play are &. Van B0skirk, u. is-IO
and " o. ingls. ~, 1l-Ts
The sun., 1910-05-15
Ri NGS DOING DOWN AT COMFY
BIC ND LITIGE AMTSEWENT
~ .CES OPEN UP.

A.hEa,pr, Thsl Nere Raid Ilsaara Whrn
= .sng island Vas Under water some
o, me Other Sishts o. Dreamlanll and
D UNA Park and the Resl q the nesart.