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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-14

Several dealers put on display las
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FORGOT HED SOLD ms SHOP.
Dentlst Ioekrd ~ fer Making Free with
what Was No LaaEeF liIs.

Or. Selim T. Wooster. a dentist from
Kansas. decided on Thursday to sell out
his business AZ 59s Sixth avenue and 90
back to his native state. He disposed
Of the business. fixtures. instruments,
false teeth and good will to Or. I. u.
MclRosaie Of tlS Graham avenue. Brooklyn.
Or. McIlussie offered him 5000 and paid
him Sl.5oO down.
AMER the agreement had been reached
ON thursday right Or. Wooster went
out TO celebrate the completion Of the
bargain. BY 10 O'Clock he had forgotten
that he had turned over his Office 10
another and returning to S3s sixth avenue
he started to gather together a number
u Instruments to take away with him.
Policeman John j. Walsh OF the West
Twentieth street station saw the doctor
rImmaz.n g about from the street and went
IN and asked him what he Was doing
Wooster refused 10 Aplain and wa lOckei
up.
In the JeTsrson Market police court
yesterday Dr. Wooster. suffering from
headache. restored the Instruments which
be- no longer owned. sad he had forgotten
that he had lost title 20 them. and told
how sorTy be- was
Dr. McRlssie wasn't inclined 10 pres
the complaint. 80 Magistrate Barlow
put Dr. Wooster under $50 bonds 10 keep
the reace.
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mark buoys ALONGSIDE the eourno 10 mafk
the limits lust below the bridge.
The tent a. the one mile mark IN wAioh
the oaTamen assemble haa h@an put 90,
and the observation train u on the oth2f
side OF the river. so Il begins 70 look HE
regatta after al, ~ one man pue n.
There we're great hopes on the part 81 some
folks that the race for the gentlemon'B four
would Do held and DR.. Walter B. peat,
Columbia, is. was asked 10 act a. ralefaa
However. Pennsylvania Oaramen dt1n't
want TO be In n. and later on Hyracuaa
drew out and that left only two CorneIl
louu 70 try. 10 there wasn't any race.
There would not have been much chRnce
ell day long. Not much OF crowd haa oOubs
uD here yet and the chance iH that pough-
keepsie VIII not SEE any more folks than
has bees. the ease for the last two OF Tires
years
Most Of the persons who zee the race make
y point 20 come up on West SHORE o.
New York Central Raiifoad trains inat about
IN time % get the observation trains and they
hurry back To the city when the Fpgatta
\ over. That Il one reason Why this city
doesn't get greatly excited over the rncoa
any more becanse there a rot any graa.
reason for euchemeni Time vac when
there would bs ooiiegians and Olheus In
tSSn. ior three 90 four days ahead Of tho
and shops did good spgineas The col
keepsie folks and particularly the police
Of the city iusl now. Byt every one, even
the oldest tnha bitAnt, loo ks forward u
seeing and hearing something n Columbia
happens ~ win. They al remember the
Ham Piah days.
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no STOP PETTY SMUGGLING.
surveyor sets Perth 10 FIad What
Ten Are Damg

Gen. Nelson A. Henry. the new Sur.
Veyor Of the Port. visited hla third ship,
the Cunarder Lu.itania. yesterday. having
on preceding days taken in the Carmania
and the Adriatic IL has been the Gus.
tom Of his predecessors to pass most Of
their time in the Office in the Custom
House. but the General il going TO do
lot Of outdoor work. he saw one OF the
deputies. Isaac Harris. hold up $. n. Kahn,
an importer of lsS Fifth avenue. in whose
satchel was found a gold lOcket with
miniatures Of Kahn and his family. He
Rad not declared the lockct A gold and
silver key chain % foreign make worth
about $50 which Kahn ,Was wearing was
aiso taken from him and he was sent
down 70 the Custom House TO George J.
Smyth. Gen. Henry's chief assistant.
Nho by severe Questioning got Kahn 20
admit that he had bought the chain and
loCket abroad. He was todd that Ivy pay
ing $50. which includes the value Of tho
article. the duty on thew aud fine equal
to three time. DO vaiur. he might get
them bach and also avoid criminal prose-
cutlon. We viii have tweniy.fOur hours
20 decide
Paul Bendix. an importer Of fancy papsr
goods a. y Union SQUARE. Who was a cabi'
passenger ga tae DEUTSCHLAND. was acid
mp by rspeC or lin Donahne ~ go was
leaving the pier aud asked II no had any
thing dutiable about him that he had not
declared nendix's hesitancy led Dona-
hue 10 suspect him and search brought
forth one solitaire diamond ring and two
other rings each set with FIVE small dia-
monds. Bendix was released after prom
ising to appear before Deputy surveyor
Smyth AZ the Custom House. He did 80
yesterday and Mr. Smyth after a con-
ferCnoe with the Surveyor. decided that the
intention Of Bendix was 20 smuggle and
that he might avoid prosecution by giving
up h.eoO 20 Uncle Sam. He also must
decide to-day
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The N ratsrs Of MASSACHUSETTS, are attracting
nttan lion here herauao they are 20 ourHe ar1und
ne caps and sell fur ne hanha1agt Bay chal.
lcnge cup 10 fer Ne Amoret, Owned hy g. b.
ard q " Wheciorf. has had ever thing hgT own
say She won again IN light airs ln ne 1ogtun
Yarht Club regatta .ast friday utih Mavgurnaeu
sar1nd uuda ". third and Wlnnno f1urtn On
Saturday. arnln IN lEht airs, ne Mavourneel de-
ieutsd Amortt THIS vas Der Ant dcfeat lhis
lrlN1n.
me fFst rsrs ful sondeT boam on BuEnards
Nay una wnn hV nnbrft ~. Emunns al To.
hogrnn q Merrcshgd boat PEG. anofhar herroa-
hoh haai Was thir1. Maria. lass years BaeEaFda
haY champion. lnlahed scrond
me auxiliary E1ocknbout Kari, dC1lFn1d nnd
built hv LawiaT f1r q. v. uenil1a iuI ule IA Vine.
yard Sound, and ne annder caas Vnrht NInatls.
designed ard Quilt Cor 2. 2. Fieicber. hsga hash
.nrnfhed
q vi. Wightman has naned be new rondsr
boat Buuitcg This huat waa built from ffEQua
hy George nWuns and IA aupearlnfe much ~.
rfuhieE AmoFei end Magqufnesa, ne % fntnfA
Ne u . ir1a ever AZ. - NJ on ne water ur4s
fat harm anf laet fFaurha ~ - glaaFt1
Eltl m1anIa1T lrll11d 1rll1a
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OFFICIAL SEAL on FIGHT.
ActiRg Governor says w Interference
-Johnson a Rene.

RESo. New June 2t-In Response to
requesta for a direct statement on bis att.
tuds az regards the Jeffries-Johnson hght
A. heduled Tor the Fourth Of July and be-
cause o. rumOrs from San Francisco that
there might BE- acton taken acting Governor
DicksFton of Nevada TO-DAY sent the fol-
lowing despatch 20 TeN Rlckard, which
10 an absolute statement that the flght viii
not be inteffered With
EIT Nevada June - 1910
10 Ter RickdFd COidea H0fei Reao. Me-
Prizenghh licensed under laws Of mis- staie
Ny duties are 70 enforce laws. not 70 make them
There will be no Interference frou Governors
once II Requirements Of law are complied with
This declsion irreyocable You may use tbs
Telegram A. you zee nt D. 5. DtcKEasoS.
Ileutsnant and Acting Governor Of Nevada
Delayed two and a half hours by the de-
ailment II a freight car Jack johnson
arrived In Reno shortly after ! O'Clock this
ers and personal friends that rivalled the
Jefries entdurage
M 4 questionable perhaps whether the
reception Of he negro champion vas a.
rousihR an ahair and a. spontaneous a.
have been lacking In enthusiasm from the
crowd johnson more than made up with
his own good nature and the Golden
johnson vas driven at once 20 his new
training quarters at Rick's resort, soms
three miles from Reno He declded TO do
absolutely no work to-day. but Will com
mancs Operations Tomorrow afternoon.
Johnson appears well pleased with hia new
quarters and aays he thinks they viii suit
him nicely.
Jedriss unexpectedy donned the boxing
gloves 90 an early morning hour. He vas
Induced TO do this because OF the small
crowd, although u had not besn expected
that there would b. any work Of the kind
ATnatFonG and Choynsh and was more
wrestling than boxing. Critics think that
the bic fellow = somewhat high IN leah and
that hs has taken on i've or alL pounds a.
q result Of hia enforced layOn
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LAWN TENNIS.
LaPned and TouchaFd m Met" slngisa
EInal-Other News % the Players.

MAZEllIM anu NNANANLNA - nv HMAAAHa
FlnaI- Other News % the Players.
The FINAL round In singles Of the metro
politan championship on the courts Of the
West Side Tennis club. at 21sth street and
Broadway. was reached yesterday. thOse
10 reach the coveted bracket being william
4. IArned and Gustave >. Touchard. In
his match in the seml-hnal Laned met
Carleton r. Gardner against whom tho
champion had hard time Of II 20 win
In the nrst ct larnsd strained the muscles
Of HE right thigh. and a. he had been Injured
before in the same place II gave him great
main apparently during the match. AFTER
IArned vent 10 the dressing room he was
attended by Doctors Ewing and lee, and
they ma-ssged the injured spot They
to-day. bat Iarned thought different and
made arrangements FOR the final match
against IOuchard this afternoon. The
~core IN l.arnedlr favor vas a-s, 81. =.
'ictory vent 70 the former with the sore
Of a. s.
In the doubles HAckett and Alexander
worked into the semi-1nal round, their
opponents IN the third round being the
Harry e. Martin. The national champions
won with 4 tally ot q. GHi. 81. In the
.r~ond round Tnrrunre aud Htncke. the
M nurrH OF lAHl wal AFMA AlRNu NENNlN
Grant and Fell With q sore Of g. ~ q.
metropolitan Championship Men's singles
semi nnal r0uud. William 4. Larued defeated
Carleton v Gardner "a 81 ga Gusiate 2.
r6urhard defeated Thcotore u. pvi. . . .
Meropolitan Chami1pashin hen's nuu1ics
sernnd round Wyle &. Grant and Iheodore =
puli defeated n Torrance and 'Nto HlnrEr J.
u III William Noafnhaum and N y Claire
defeated t.yie O. Mahan and Hurh Taltlnt .
"a GustaVc ruuchard and Carieiun Gard
uer pia1 "a Wuliam " Crugin and Walter Merrill
Han al unfinished
ThIri Round Harold v Hactett and Fre derick
ii Alexander defeated Charles n Hall aud Harm
Z Marlin. 3 q 81 -
The Metropolitan IsaEuc match betN cen
the paTk SloI.e Tennis Club ana the Nea
Nork lawn Tennis club took place a. the
latter grounds Yesterday aud resulted
.u ,lean ,iCtory ot three matches for the
New WORKERS
Men's slnrlesH hryan New Nork l. r e.,
defeated Charles Chambers. PARK Slopc T. e.
- q. d y Roberts Ncs YORK l.. 7 G. de-
icAicd George = Whiung, Park SloPe 7. C.. q D.
"a a.
Mems nouhlss T. BRYAN and . Roherts
NeV N0Tk J.. r c. defeated Charles Chamber
and George \ Whiting, Park NOpc 7 c, 80 5
The mems singles FINAL Of the Amarkassin
Club 81 Nonkera took ulace Yesterday
\ N Bundv defeated Dr. William y RO-en-
baum - -. ia, So
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WOMEN'S TENNIS


PuL SDBtPHfA. June st.-Miss Loulss
Hammond OF the West Side Tennis Grub.
New YORK. this afternoon won the singles
competition in the women's national cham
pionshiD at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
defeating in the final round Miss Browning
Of the same club. ST. a.. Miss n am
Inond thas earns the right 10 meet to-mOr-
row In tho challenge round Misc HAEol
Hotchkiss Of California. holder OF the ma
tional title Although Miss Browning put
up a lively contest throughout Misc Ham
except for period during the nFat para
% the second see. -.
The summarizes:
W0men's Nnglcs-FlnAl round-AGlns Louisa
Hammond, New iork. defeated Mss BroWniaE.
New York, 49,. "a
Women.s iDou6ss :; :, 9eml:nnai Eeusd ---Aliss
Mr. 4 j DreTsl PAM and Ms bisdis' a. -.
Min Hr0WufnF and Mes Edna Wilder aSqsata1
Nh. " u. Pooch and Miss caFSis Q. Neliy. 81.
Noes Sngles-Fggrih rOund--J, q carpsassr,
dah dsfeated W 4. LandFsb, ia. 49,
Seltl lnal lound-- y. Chrpen tsr .IF., dsfsaond
~. y. y hsWk, -, "a. a. herhert n. M
deg defeaicd " SnrdAn, "a, al =.
-, consolanon Eon.sn's noublss -glrst pouna--
Dlsst0n and Miss Rogers, 2-s. -. "a
Cgnsolau0n Mems Mngles-Socond nnunn.--
,I HSEsS, !. sslss, ..is 9s s So 80
ssSsSS Z a' sss:si.s 3 wa bi.. s -
Thlrd Round-F. 2. NswbS,s asesss,d T.
fsa'ed ". b. DiAoa, E-S. Ga =
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BRAID AGAIN GOLF CHAMPION.
Gains FIrSt PIaes IN the BriiIIh fer PIfth
Tlne.

SPECIAL Cabis DspsiSh ~ TaE Sra.
EDINBUR0u. June N.-ln the third round
Of the open Eolf championship al "a. Andrews
to-day George Duncan went around In n.
eauallng the record score Of Will Smith.
made yesterday. and led With s2l James
Hrald was second. doing u Tor III Acck
Herd had y for s,1 which vas also -.
corded for D. Ray and WI smith took :,
ID N y. Gludlr's sore was 40. Massy's
liS, John Balls iIt and Rays 8yf
hraid made 70 on the fourth round and
won the championship with w Herd also
had y and was = 's9Pd a ,Sls 1 DgSnca a,
viii smith again had an y Tor l0s and Don &.
AID Ross a II Tor lOa J n Taylor. the title
holder. was ll2 and Harry NaUlOn 3lg. The
latter two and BRAID had been even With
four wins. but the latter has beaten all
records by a 9Th victory. Braid's arst
Vas in 1901. 90 that he has been the title
holder Eve times In ten yeara With the ex-
ceptiOn Of this trio the only player 70 win
more than 0nce since the extend ihg Of The
has been the amateur II. u. Hilton In iss9
BRAID Il a siS foOtsr and was born n
EarlsieTry. scotland. il 1870 Up 20 his
initial open championship be was noted
mostly for long drives and second shots
but b. has made himself since then equal
70 any one In putting. He practisgd aasid-
uOusly. but Braid Aays the inspiration %
pat veil came % him over night, When
ha won al ST. AndTews In 1875 during stormy
weather lis was Braid's total VII Ander-
son and Aleck smith were entered from the
United states but unplaccd
There vas enthusiasm at ~ Andrews
over the nns early showing OF VIII Smith,
entered from Mexico city. but q formeF
American open champion, and over the
steady scoring Of D0nald ROss. who repre-
gsntsd the Oakley. Mass Country Club
1901. no entrants from outside Great Britain
have done 20 we'll Taylor had been the
tltlshOlder.
Detailed scores: Braid, u, 70, y. Te--2ee;
" Ina. ". smith, ~. n, -, sO-3Oq; j. H.
Taylor, ~. 70. 81 u-9l3. Harry yardOn.
N. N. Is. sO-sia g. p 0andin did so.
Massey. as. \ Ray. sO7. and John Bal. the
ar1afatir chamulon. ala
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FAST TRIALS OV THE rHAMEs.
Tale RSwu IN sIIs-narvurd EssImnesa
Al n Minutes. -

CALEs FERRY. Conn, June at.-,shogtly
after Q o'clock this evening Yale's varsity
eight boarded the launch Elihu Yale aud
with shell astcrn went down the course avi
IDENTIFY attending TO row on time up stream.
Fifteen minutes later Harvard's varaltY
crew followed the His on the launch John
Harvard. With The PutneV. boat trailing IN
her wake. The New Haven crew started
above the regular starting point near the
bridge AZ 80 O'Clock aud roWsd &c an aver
age Of ~ 10 the minute until the three and
one-hah mile flag was reached, when
stroke Wallis Increased hls hpeed 10 ~
and the enthe crew finished IN sxctHsnt
shape. There was a light southwest wind
To help the ~ shell ana She tide had just
started running In. % conditions were
excellent for the fast trial
The oficial time was not Riven out az
Broadview. but outside watches caught the
time at q minutes IS seconds. Coach
Kennedy said the eight did not exert them
selves and really padded for about three and
one-haif miles. raising the stroke 20 % o.
the last half mile. .a..- ...- ..
About 3 o'clock this afternoon Dr. Ladd.
Coach lunt and Capt. GOOdale on Harvard :
tiers aud had an Informal conference With
apt WOdel and q few other oaramen u
camp In relation to W p Howe. u, Who =
-uhaiituting for Appleton a. stroke Howe.
10 b. alleged, was a member % the swimming
team a. y ale last year and IL ~ q technical
question whether he IL eligible az . fresh
man m the clnrs boat this year
Hnrvard's varsity eight started al TIa
O'Clock and rOwed up the course under the
same conditions ~ favored fale Cutler
held the stroke down 70 20 until nearing tbs
finish flag when be raised u AZ high 81 ~
Neither Capt WAid nor Coach Wray cared
10 say lust what time was made. but atknOWl-
edged the trial 10 be -vcSy satisfactory
hHrvard'a time was caught on q train az
the two and One-half nile flag From de-
ductions made Harvard was rowing % t0D
notch speed over the full four miles az Z
speed equal 70 n minutes.
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NO $500 ron HOLT GHOSTERs.
sanford walls 20 Realize an Property. Hut
VIriuals ship Generously.

HAfIFAx. y r.. June o. The head %
the Holy Ghost aTd Us Society. Frank
W. sanford spent to-day in MnBl1nd.
70 town near ne head ~ the BAY n Fundy.
where a family naf1ed MaoEahzIa Joined
the sDcirtv some years agD. SsnfITi's
business there was % set tjOO. "a yro-
Css-us ~ the sale u the I'D Mackenzie
homestead. which the heirs had made
over q tn s1ciety. The property was
ieft by tn la'' Capt Mackenzie b his
widow and children and u was they who
passnd Il over @, Stuf0ri's people.
Sl'f1.d wasted his time az Natl and.
FOR rapt Masters. who had agreed 60 buy
the property for &sO0, has put tho money
o other Uses aud he was not rady 20
pay.
IT, widow Mackenzie II mntron of the
Holy NhuEt Nome at Shiloh. Ne The
kingdom bought to-day 5000 worth u
fina CrOccri,s iu Halifax
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QUICK FINISH FOR KUBIAK.
Morris Harris Of Philadelphia knSeks
Out Michigan Giant.

PHILADELPHIA. June q Al kubiak, the
Michigan giant. was stopped by Morris
Harris Of Philadelphia In the first round
OF the windup tonight az the NOnpaTiel
Athletic club Kubiak never shaped n N
he would last long and Harris had no dim
Guilty in getting In sleep producer after
gminutes and ~ ronds ~ fghtinr
The punch that did the trick was a right
swing 10 the law kubiak tried 20 REGAIN
IA feet but the punch had taken all the
rrif out Of him and he was easily counted
out The Michigan man failed even 10
brush HaTriss hair during the short time
th@y aere In the ring aud the few feeble
attempts he tried 10 land 90 his opponent
we're easily blocked
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American nsr scent Inesrpsrated.

ALHaNY. Juno 7t-Tbs American BOY
Scout Of New York. b promote and in
culuats In tho youth Of the stats and
nation q spirit Of loyalty and ObeCiisnoe
4, unro1ta and lDsYiors and b tho EDv-
eminent VI this republic and 10 gain
fnmill arity With United States history.
snonOfnio progress IN civic and military
iuatitutions vas Incorporated With the
Secretary of STATE to-day. The directors
are William r. hearst, James \. O'Beirnp
JoTs-s0n B. Levy, Charles P. De Ware
and James r. Mac(irath Of NeE York
city.
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HEOkER WANTS HER DOWRT.
lAnd'nrr says lie HAS Lien on the ssO,-
90 Ne t.oI Proctor 10 Give Mrs. Proctor.

~ ~ 49, AeAAF ~ wv HHNN~
ooo Ne tot Proctor 10 Give Mrs. Proctor.
.fN'Iy.ArI. June - Percy Proctor
70 Oh. Proctor \ Gamble soap company
'srasi p give his wife a marriage dowry
'''tN. according 10 papers fled in the
NmmHr Pleas court IN the controversy
'rsr 'nn Dozs.ssion Of $1,000 worth Of
Pr1r'e- = Gamble common stock belong
M o. Percy Pr1cter
Io~ Ha Do WyckoH. London broker.
cam. 70 len IN the stock now in his
gos's-a 10 f'r services rendered D. Percy
r-nf'"rz wife. formerly the Baroness
'adra hIHs Wyck0m admits having
- certificates ~ stock. but savs the
barr'-- yves him $500 for having
.lef''.t'1 ''a marriage sstt ement with
F''0'"- lDI llzp a. ~ for later Negotiating
$50 o a mari u the stock and ahsum ne
- nHl responsibility for its doprJ cia-
h'sI slvs The marriage settlement
obtained for tho Blroneas vas tbe
80" worth stock and Procier's note
% tUGf'"us siOG0O.
-, W. I- .far - 10 in a Hospital here.
m present. hrroab1uts Of her husband.
~ ~ en- has been ssparE'el. 10
,.o' Hr" 1r tNp persons Only p. this
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Harvard Man for An Around Title.

Harvard University will BE- repre-
ssnted In the al around championship az
the Clan-na-6iael games tomorrow a.
Celtic PARK The Crimson athlete who will
try for the prize j. q N Chadwick. Who
4 haing coached by Billy Quinn The contest
Il f6r men Of 100 pounds and under and
Quinn thinks he has the winner, o. Chadwick
has done good work in private. The pair
arrived ln New York yesterday
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BlTONTI DROPS ms SUIT
To Recover DamaEes Prem F0Fmer VIE.
Her Father and stuFEis.

NEwPoET. r. June 2t.-Aurel IA
tonyi's suit agains, his former wife. Mrs.
Frances BIrke Roche BatOnyi, her father.
Frank Work and Frank X. StuTEis Of New
York Tor $4,000 damages. has been dis
continued That was the entry made In
and nothing further 90 uld be- learned.
though there are rumOra Of a settlement.
Mr. Batonyi was conducting the onse
without counsel and Justice Lee stated
during the morning session that he would
have 20 act in a dual capacity a. the Court
and an counsel for the plaintiff He
further stated that he was sorry that the
Constitution u the state allowed a man
TO try hrs own case.
IN this suit Mr. BatOnyi alleged that Ger
tain valuable personal property OF his
had been retained by the defendants.
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PnIn.

HEafPsTEAD. y. v. June 24-TwO games
we're played for tho Meadow Brook Club
cup on the Meadow Brook grounds this
afternoon The first game vas between
the Meadow Brook FreebOotera and the
nOckaWAy team. The game resulted IN q
Ire second game vas played between the
serond Meadow Brook /FreeboOteIs and
CO0psFBfown. The total sc0re vas. Meadow
Brook md. ~ Ia COOperstOwu. az.
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WESTWARD WINS AGAIN.
Amerlcan schSonsr Defeats aeteog and
DChers "a Kiei negatta.

Special cabis DsspaieA 70 rnn suN.
KTKL, June 7a.-AleKander 3. COchran's
schooner Westward. Aylna the burgso Of
the New York Yacht Club. won the race Tor
yachts Of the Al class here to-day, she vas
sailea By Capt. ChaFles Barr.
Ths German Emperor Waa on board htf
schooner Meteor aud that yacht nnlahed
second, thirty minutes behind The American
yacht. rha Hamburg. formerly The Ram
bow. owned By L. y Iietleng, vac third
wa fourth.
ne Westward recgivad q tfemondoua
ovation from the sirens and Whistles 0f ths
hritlah steam yachta IN The harbOr AZ che
crossed the line
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UNDER WHITE SLAVE Law.
soldIer Sentenced 20 seven Years IN
state Prison.

Clothed in the uniform Of private in the
United States Engineering Corps Frank
Rhoadas was ssntenced 10 seven years
IN the New Jersey State prison by Judge
Davis at Newark yesterday. IN imposing
.entenoe the Court told Rhoades that he
had the distinction Of being the first
man % BE- convicted under the new 90
called white sla," law.
RhoAdes. Who was stationed 20 West
Point. left there under q leave OF absence
March rs. About the same time a young
woman left NeWburgh and went with
him. They lived IN Bridgeport, Conn.
and then came b Newark. where hhoadea
vas arrested AZ 3z7 Plane street on
April 10
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bright ~ SEWI-FINAL.
American Tennis Player wins IN FIfth
Round al Wlmhieden.

WINBLEDoN. June 2t-Bcal- G. Wright
the American player. won his way N the
ssfni-hnal round Of tho Al England cham
pion-hip -ingls- here to-day. His opponent
tho canadian. and Wright son. the score
being Is, 81. 81.
in the mixed doubles Prof NeitletOn of
Yale and Miss Fiemmich beat Timnis and
Mrs SchmidtK. 0-t al
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ora Mominsuisr defeated John Hen
dricks IN an exhibition Eame 90 t8.7 20
Maurice Days Broadway room lasl night
by ths acoro Of 80 - ga. Morninaataf
made q hirh run % " and nvgfnEsd M
asnGricta averaged 3 i2-25 and BE hlgA
ran Waa ".
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WAaHIx0Tox. June li-The Navy DE-
prnmsnt ives edviaed to-day BY Capt.
q. n. Clark, q. \. ~, commanding ofilcer
~ thu middhipmGn's practice squadron.
consisting 81 the hattlcships Iowa, In
disna and Massachusetts,. which arrived
at Plymouth. England, Yesterday that
Niqishiuman Glenn A. Smith q Chicago.
q member 81 the hrgt class, vas trans
frrred 20 tho Royal Naval Hospital a.
plymouth auHerinr from typhoid fever
Th4gn vera 10 other alr1r ~ gicsneN on
5aaId tls sturflo1, CAPT Cha lupofied.