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New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
LIGHT WORK FOR CREWS
Harvard and Yale Fights Have
Brushes with Freshmen.

Gales Ferry, Conn, June S-When the
Yale varsity and freshman eights took the
water this evening they rowed upstream at
an easy pace for three miles and, then turn
ing, raced back. The varsity won the
brush by short margin. Both boats start
ed with the stroke at thirty, and near the
finish pushed it up to thirty-two. No time
was given out The fours had short up
stream paddle. All of the oarsnen had
light work I'm the morning
Tucker, who has been at New Haven by
reason of i'll health, returned to the quar-
ters to-day, but while he Is apparently
in good health now, his getting into boat
again this year is regarded as doubtful
Appleton, who has been indisposed. was out
to-day in a single. The tagging Of the
course was finished this afternoon
To-day's visitors included MIR. and Mrs
Walter Camp and their daughter, Miss
Janet. Of New Haven.
Red Top. Conn, June S-The night prac-
tice of the crews was light, the varsity
eight padding down to Cow Point, followed
by the freshman eight, where the two
practised racing starts at a stroke of forty
OF better. the varsity winning each start
by a quarter of a length. The varsity
eight padded back To quarters and there
factory The freshman eight rowed back
up stream at a leisurely pace. The varsity
four padded down stream a mile, while
the freshman four rowed a mile up stream
from the four and half mile mark to the
three and half mile flag
The gentlemen's eight went out for the
first practice of the season, using the new
shell which the varsity has discarded for
the one given by Mrs. Robert Bacon. ST.
The men are all heavy and fitted the boat
perfectly. The crew padded UP to the Yale
quarters and returned at an easy stroke the
boat being remarkably steady. The make
up OF the eight as rowed tonight follows:
Stroke, Peter Higginson. ss; No. z. Mel
son Perkins. 81; No 6, John Perkins. 90:
No 5. Robert l.. Bacon. r., 'o7; No. 4. Rob-
ert l. Bacon. so; No. 3, Dr. w r Tadd
,o2; No; 2. p. c. Storrow. 'Oe. and coxswain.
c. Abeles, '13. ''
Now London. Conn. June 25-There was
a further conference to-day between the
Yale and Harvard crew authorities over
the inquiry made by Harvard relative TO
the eligibility of w. f. Howe jr. to row In
the Yale freshman eight. Announcement
was made that the matter had been settled
and that Howe would remain In the boat.
at the Yale quarters 1t was stated that
Howe was eligible and that Harvard had
Withdrawn Its objection. The further state
ment was made at the Harvard uuartera
thAt the proximity OF the regatta had in
nuehceo harvard In this decision.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
POWER BOATS UNDER WAY
Seven in the N. Y. A. G, Race To
Block Island.

Seven power boats started yesterday at
teernoon at O'Clock in the annual motor
poat race OF the New York Athletic Club
from stakehoat off Whortleberry Island
TO BLOCK Island. the distance being one
hundred miles.
The boats were started by c. S. King of
the regatta committee, from the naval mi
litia yacht Mohican The starters and al
lowances were: The Nutmeg (scratch,. DIR
w. A. Strong: the Margo Russell Dart sa16.
the Surprise. +. d. Cadmus, las :5s; the Elmo
III. f. ID. Giles. jr.; the Ymir j. M Morris
:21 :SS; the Gracelda. IL "A and tho
Elizabeth. l.. ID. Huntington. allowances no,
given. The Gracelda led the fleet at ths
start length ahead OF the Elizabeth.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
MIDSHIPMEN WIN ON RANGE

Annapolis, June 25-The Naval Academy
rifemen defeated the teams of both tbe
Maryland National Guard and the District
ol tolumbia National Guard in a three
cernered contest to-day. The shooting was
over ranges OF 20, 600 and 1000 yards, slow
fire. and 200 yards, rapid fire. The com
pai auVe scores were; Navy. 2,093; Mary
land. 2.017. and District of Columbia I ose
Ihis was one or a series of practice
matches Tor the three teams. each of which
VIII enter the national competitions at
Camp Perry. Ohio. In August
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
MRS. REX BEACH OFF FOR RENO

chicago. June 25.-Mrs. Rex f. Beach
who left Chicago for Reno, New, last night
In company with her husband. the novelist
and author. declared that she would at
tend the Jeffries-Johnson hght on July 4
saw Mrs. Tex Rickard In New York
'his spring and She told me 1 was not game
10 come said the authors wife ..Wau
she VIII ind out that she has made no,s'
axe Mr. Beach thinks he is going 10 send
me 10 Lake Tahoe. but he is mistaken. FOR
shall see everything there is 70 see"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
WALKER BEATS RAMSDELL
Quaker Defeated by African
Sprinter at Wolverhampton.

Woiverhampton. England. June 25.-R E.
Walker. the South African sprtnter. to-day
defeated F. L. C''TeNasD Ramsdell. of the
University of Pennsylvania. in the 1oo-yard
dash at the Charity sports. The time was
Is seconds the track being slow.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
AURORA WINS ON SOUND
vanderbiIt's Yacht Shows Way
to the lstaIena.
MARGIN OF VICTOR SMALL
Avenger Beats Shimna on Tim.
Allowance in Seawanhaka
Corinthian Races.

Cornelius Vanderbilt's sloop Yacht ,r.
rora, after sailing over a 3055-rnile co,rr,.
on the Sound yesterday In light and unrs,.
tain breezeS, won from her rival. the rs..
lena, by the small margin of q seconds a,
the annual race OF the SeaWanhaka Co-,,
THAN Yacht Club.
Despite the fiuky conditions. the racA g.
which thirty-nine yachts started, was closs-
iy contested from start to finish The Is,a-
lena had the best of the start. and she oyt.
footed both the Aurora and the Winso-,a
on the first leg of the course. crossing tho
Sound to the buoy of Greenwich Point
The wind was light from the eastward un,n
taken were the Aurora, 2:30:54: the Is,a-
lena, z:34:52: the Winsomes 2:37. Then tns
wind shifted to south-by-east, and on ,hs
last leg OF the second round, from Iony
Neck Point TO the finish, it came out fror,
the southwest
When near the finish. both the IstaIens
and the Aurora being on the starboard tack
the Istalena was able to fetch The Au-
rora, after making a short board On ths
port tack. just pinched across the Is;a-
lena's bow and won by n seconds.
The race between the new sloop Shirnna
and the AFenger was interesting At the
end of the first round they stood, the
Shimra, Pol q; the Avenger, 2:5S:l9 Ths
Avenger gained on the last leg. but the
elapsed time indicated that the Shinna had
won by minutes Y seconds. 1t was found.
however that she had to allow the Avenger
2 minutes u seconds, so the Maxwell boa,
won, after all
The Alera, which won in the 3O-foot class.
captured the class cup; the Phryne won the
Centre Cup, and the Grilse won the Leland
Challenge Cup. The Adventures won IN
Glass NJ, and the Windward IN Class P.
The summary follows:
ANNUAL SPRING REGATTA SEAW ANHAKk
CoRINTHIAN YACHT Club. SATURDAY,
JUNE %.
SLOOPS-CIASS K-START. I1:41COCRSE
3O1z KNOTS
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
CHANGES IN GOLF ASSOCIATION

Word was received from r. c. Watson
secretary of the United States Golf Asso-
citation. that the Evanston Golf Club of
Kansas City. Mo. had been transferred
from allied TO active membership and that
the Johnstown Country Club. OF Johnstown
Penn; Thorny Lea Golf Club of Brockton
Mass: Norfolk Country Club. of Norfolk
Va. and Monoosnock Country Club, Of
Leominster, Mass. have been elected to
allied membership.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
ARTHUR MURPHY WINS CUP
Gets June Golf Trophy at Plain
field Country Club.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Plainfield, \. J., June 25.-The final
round for the June trophy over the golf
course of the Plainfield Country Club to-
day resulted in victory for Arthur Muir
ply In the Glass a competition. He dc
feated C c. Burke by a score of L up. L
Glass B George c. Schlay and Hugh f. Fox
were all even at the end OF the round, and
in the play-off this afternoon the latter won.
up. Murphy won the spring handicap
cup in the Glass A competition. which was
finished to-day, and Schlay won the Glass
3 cup.
To-day's scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
RICHMOND COUNTRY CLUB

K. Agar was the winner In the sweep.
stakes at the Richmond County Country
Club yesterday afternoon. He returned a
score or s2-l2-So p. a. Morrow was sec
ond. with lol-2o-l. and a. C. Coke. jr
third. with so-S-&. There were twenty
fVe entries.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
EYKER MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

Dyker Meadow golfers qualified in two
classes yesterday afternoon, the conditions
calling for medal play at eighteen holes n.
W Wells, with s5-S-77. won in Class A.
while 2. J. Grant took the honors in Class
b with 9S-22-76. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB

Three men tied for the net score prize IN
the regular monthly handicap at the Mas
saU Country Club yesterday. A c. Rounds.
William Beard and f. c. Jennings. The
scores were as follows
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
CLASS A
SRDSLEY CLUB.

L. G. Smith was the winner in Class A
and q. Fuller and J. A Black tied for first
place IN Glass b in the eighteen-hole handi-
cap on the links of the Ardsley Club yes
terday afternoon. The scores were as fol-
loyrS-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

The semi-fnal round for the spring
championship at the Park Golf Club to-day
resulted in r. 3. Ellsworth winning from
the Rev. c. L. Goodrich by default, and
W v Byard winning from S. st. John Nc
Cutchen by default The scores for the
presidents club and summer cups follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

Other boats that started, the names of
which could not be obtained were num-
bered Q46, Q1o, Q51, Q36 and No. 15 Com
mander Fry declared that it was the most
wholesome looking fleet that ever started
for Block Island.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
CANOE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB.

With a score Of St-f2-72 ". Green won
the eighteen-hOIe handicap on the links Of
tho Canoe Brook Country Club. at Summit,
" J. yesterday afternoon w. r. Frazer
was second with S7-l2--75. The scores
raere Is fnII0ENS.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
KING EDWARD BY A NOSE
Exciting Finishes at Parkway
Driving Club Matinee.

Straight heats were the rule at the regu-
lar weekly matinee of the Parkway Driving
Club, IN Brooklyn, yesterday. The competi-
ton was keen. however, and every one of
the four races was as hotly contested as
the most exacting enthusiast could wish.
the victory Of King Edward, driven bv 7
Il Phllnps. by head. In the second heat
the sorrel Althorne led until within twenty
yards or the wire. Then Phillips virtually
hfted the King through this short distance
anG brought him home q nose in front
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

The point score in the challenge round in
singles follows:
FIRST Sci.
Miss Hotchkiss a 2 l 5 4 o 6-35-6
Miss Hammond. q 432-4
SECOND SET
Miss Hotchk1ss. ...........4 1 5 4 +90-s
Miss Hammond. ...........0 34I 1-19-1
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
GIenmere Stables Win Honors at
Goshen Matinee.

Eas+ time and hairbreadth finishes were
features os the racing at the matinee OF
the Goshen Driving Club. held at the OLD
historic track yesterday afternoon ana
more than one old campaigner inadver'eht-
,y lowered his record The Glenmere sta
h,es iofnt property of Robert Goelet and
Iohn r. Townsend, president Of the Driving
c,Iuh. carried off the honors of the day and
first prizes in two of the seven races.
The hest time of the day was PIG, In the
cr.ss n .rotting event. This was made by
the bay gelding Shaible, with Mr.. Town
send at the reins. and when Shaible trotted
this mile he lowered his public record py
half a second. made to sulky, while his
performance yesterday was to cart, driven
by an amateur. He won in straight heats
with Henry Woods Miss Ethel in second
place.
IT was in the first heat Of the CLASS b
trot that excitement reached pitch Whlch
could only find vent In cheers from the
boxes and shrill whistles from the rail-
birds Jap, the old Speedway favor1te 1or-
merly owned by Thomas Lawson, passed
J. W Van Ness's Stately Dame in the last
six feet of contested ground and Won by
the tip of his nose. Mr.. Townsend fairly
lifted the gelding over the ground. for no
one else thought it possible to make up the
distance in the last few yards which the
mare had gained as the two entered the
homestretch Jap also lowered his record
of 2:2s11 In this heat, the time being 2:26S4-
He won the next heat with a safer margin
!. Howard Ford drove ScotchtoWn TO vic
tory in the Glass G trot, and the first heat
was as close as the Jap race. for Mary Mac.
in the hands of Richard Mccormick, was
not easily beaten. Scotchtown, bred by Mr.
Ford at the Stony Ford Farm, however,
managed to nose her out in thy first heat
and claim the decisive heat in his own
time.
J. w. Van Ness won both races in which
s25 prizes were offered. The Glass A trot
went to Teddy Wilkes in straight heats
ard the Glass F pace was won by Frank
c., from the same stable.
In the Glass z trotting event three heats
were trotted and each heat was claimed
by a different horse. w. NJ. V. Hoffman'S
splendid chestnut geldlng Teneriffe won
the first heat but the second was claimed
by Robert Johnson's Carrie Worthy. Red
Gift, with Mr.. Townsend at the reins,
would not be denied and claimed the final
heat and second position.
The boxes and grandstand were filed to
over1owing and standing room was at
premium. Among those noticed in the
boxes were Mrs. Robert Livingston Gerry
and Averell Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Howard Ford. General Brayton Ives, Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. " Hoffman, Richard Della
field, DR.. j. o. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Lawrence, Charles F. Tracy, Bernard D.
Halloran, Henry Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell Stewart and the Misses Stewart,
William Crawford, General H. L. Burnett
and Mrs. Burnett. w. F. Redmond and
Pierre Lorillard, jr
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

These scores were returned for the ladies'
c,,-n IT holes
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

CLASS a.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
GUAPLAY SCATTERS
UKSAVORY MESS
RESORT UP BREWERY EMPTIED
QUICK AND HASN'T BEEN oc-
cUPlEo SINCE.

During rough house" at No. Al
Upper Brewery Guich early Monday
a man named Chamberlain, who runs
the place, drew a six-shooter and
threatened q bunch OF men with death
and destruction if they made a move
toward him
The trouble. as usual in such places.
s-arted over woman. Two or three
fellows began quarreling and fight
WAS threatened Chamberlain tried
TO make peace. The bunch who had
been willing to fight amongst them.
selves then resented Chamberlain's in.
reference and combined II common
cause against him. They advanced
as though to annihiiate him with their
fists, when suddenly he fiouIished a
s-N-shoo-er and threatened TO use it,
Every one Of them. including women.
left the place like creased lightning.
Chamberlain has also left and is
supposed to have got out of town. Of
flcers are looking for him. The house
has been closd and the sudden going
cut of BUSINESS is probably perma-
nent.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
WHEN 4 FIALlNOER
BEARS CHARMED LIFE

About 1880 yesterday morning two
Fiaiaaders, much the worse for
liquor. bearded car al Lowell TO 90
to South Bisbee. The car started
and whea passing the Junction shaft
the Firms concluded they would walk.
Without saying a word to the con
duetor they rushed to the rear OF the
platform and jumped. The conductor,
busy collecting fares, did not see
them until they made the dive The
car was going al full speed and when
the pair jumped they were seen to
land full length on the .grouna roll
ing over and over from the Impetus
The car was quickly stopped. as
it was figured the men were either
killed or badly injured. The coaduc-
tor and two or three passengers ran
back about q block. to the point
where they jumped. But upon arriv-
ing there not a sign OF a human be
ing could be seen. They had scram
bled to their feet and evidently made
off. none the worse for their exper-
fence.
Cant hurt a Finlander when he'c
drunk remarked somebody as the
car resumed its journey.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
UNKNOWN MANS
NARROW ESCAPE

An unknown MAJ had a miraculous
escape from serious injury about Il
o'clock yesterday morning in John
son addition. A street car bound for
Bisbee came along and as it slowed
down for a stop a team Ct horses
attached 10 a delivery wagon began
to rear and plunge.
The man was right in the path Of
Of the horses and evidently did net
zee the car. He jumped to one SIDE
10 avoid the horses and collided wth
the car, which had not come to full
stop. He missed going under the
wheels by a hairs breadth, but the
conclusion threw him rght backan-
der the hoofs CT the frightened steeds.
They never touched him. however.
and he quickly regained his feet and
resumed his walk down the road
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
WEATHER SPOILS THE
DEMOCRATIC MEET
COLD. RAW WIND KEEPS MANY
AT HOME BEFORE WARM FIRES
LAST NIGHT.

Owing TO the inclement weather last
evening he fact that it was Copper
Queen payday, but a comparatively
small crowd attended the Democratic
meeting at the Fair warehouse.
At that about IS were present and
listened to short talks by Mayor
Neale, City Attorney Suffer and Attor-
ney Gilmore. of Tombstone The
elaborate program which had been
prepared was not carried out, owing to
the light attendance. being postponed
until two weeks from last night, when
rousing rally viii be held. with a
band and other features TO make it
lively.
The speakers confined themselves
lest evening to just a few brief re-
marks. dwelling particularly upon
the perfect organization and every
evidence of harmony existing in the
Democratic ranks throughout the
country
The balance Of the time was given
over % committee reports and an ad.
journment taken.
The report of the finance commit
tee is particularly pleasing. In a
half hours time its members gather
ed over a hundred dollars without
much effort, with promises Of much
more as the battle grows warm and
the sums are needed. O.her COM
mittees made an equally encouraging
showing particularly the membership
committee.
Attorney Allen R English. of
Tombstone. was also present at the
meeting and made a few remarks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
ENGLISH KITCHEN
IN MORE PROGRESS

As a further evidence o. his deter
nina ION TO provide everything with
in his power for the pleasure and com
fort of his customers. George Stuart
proprietor OF the New English Kitch-
en-, has installed a large refrigerator
from which he is able to serve the
best wines and beers u those desiring
beverages with their meals.
This makes he New Eagl.sh Kitch-
en- one Of the most mp to date cafes
in the southwest and a place to which
the people CT Bisbee should feel safe
in visiting. Mr. Stuart invites the
public to share its patronage viii him
and he promises to provide the very
best edibles n the market
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13

Every family and especially those
who reside in the country should be
provided at all times with a bottle OF
ChamberIain's Linament. There is no
telling when may be wanted in case
of an accident or emergency. II is
most excellent in all cases of rheuma-
tism. sprains and bruises. Sold by
all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
Tried to XIII Babe.

Juan Encinas. a Mexican. attempt
ed Sunday nieht to end the life Of
wee babe At his shack in the Zac-
atecas settlement AT the upper end Of
Brewery Guich. The child belongs to
mira and q woman " tn whom he
has been living He attempted to
plunge q butcher knife into the sleep
ing child. then assaulted the woman,
who attempted 20 interfere. and made
his escane He IS believed TO haze
escaned across the fieS.-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
Elerita Rs-slests Old Board.

EftNlEa FlE-t ceIS VIZ Hoafu.
The Elenita Mining company stock
holders held Their regular annual
meeting last evening at the offices Of
the Warren Realty company. The
beard Ct directors who have been serv.
ing for the past two years were re
elected consistiag Of T. F. Cole, OF
Dulufh. l.. w. Powell OF Warren.
Prank II. Hereford Of Tucson. H. b
PAUL OF Duluth and J. f. Curry OF
Warren. No mere business OF i'm
pertsnee was transacted at the meet
lag, but It was decided that the board
Of directors would prepare letter to
the shareholders within short tine
making known their plans fer future
werk at the property
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe. sure and reliable.
nd have been praised by thousands OF
women who have been restored TO
health through heir gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by all Drug
Eists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
maldonado Returns.

Jcs Maido1ado. interpreter Of the
local courts, returned yesterday from
Rivers de. California, where be has
been spending a week with his wife
who went there for her health. Mrs.
Maldonado is progressing favorablyi
he states. and the country is certain
Is fine
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13

Tomorrow eveing the members CT
the Cavalier Club will again be at
home Ia their friends at Odd Fellows
hall. when another number or their
SERIES of deliehtfaI dancing parties
takes place Brennan's orchestra vi
be in attendance and the guests viii
trip il until the small hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
Rev. Smiths Subject Tonight.

Tcnight Rev Samuel Smith will
speak at the Christian church on the
subject OF The reach Of the Divine
Compassion" A special meeting for
yovng people win be held Friday af-
terno0u at p O'Clock, at The church.
A special mems meeting win be held
az 3 o'olock Sunday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13

Alexander Cunningham, the world S
famous e,aiEvoyant. has returned for
a few days. occupying ,he same Offices
as before. In the Letson Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
Queen Payday.

Yesterday was payday for the Cop
per Queen company and the hundreds
OF miners in their employ were made
happy by the receipt of their month
ly stipends. The ssores. as usual,
kept open later than usual on this
account
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
To Sign Contract.

To Sign Contract.
Architect Hurst has received a
telegram from John Quinn at Globe
stating that the latter viii arrive TO-
day to sign contract for the con
stEUction OF the new theater on Main
street
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
Put On Exhibition.

Fut on Exhibition.
Ned the $1,000 beauty 90 elk
lesgsd hog was put on exhibition in
Bisbee yesterday by Martin citing.
He has the animal IN vacant store
on Brewery avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13

Regular monthly dance Of Indepea-
aence Lodge No. 81 T. F. B. Thurs
day uight April IA at Fair Hail.
Good music.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13

Looking Over Roads.
EeHnty Commissioner sam Elder
is again in Bisbee looking over the
roads or the district. The inspection
is n connection with the proposed
territorial highway.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
Returns 70 Texas.

Harry White has gone 10 Texas
where he cOntemplates locating
He has been connected with John
Treu's meat market for the past few
msaths-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13

Regular dance Of Independence
Lodge No. SO T. F. B. Thursday
night April IA at Fair Han Good
music
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13

john Suqich Receivers.
John sueich OF the Bisbee CONNER
csal company is greeting his many
friends and customers at his place
Of fusiaess after several days illness
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-13
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Former Merchant Here

Powell Crosby. one-time merchant
OF Bisbee. is in from his ranch on a
business stay OF several days