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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
PRINCE VICTOR
 WINNING FAVOR To Be Married to Princess Clementine of Belgium IS GREAT LAW MAKER Young Baron Falls in Love With Poor Girl and Elopes With Her and Is Disinherited and He Finally
 Gets Badly "Stung"
IS GREAT LAW MAKER

Paris, April 9.-(Special )-The situation of Prince Victor Napoleon has much inn proverd in French eyes since the an nouncement of his approaching marriage with Princess Clementine of Belgium The pretender is now spoken of as very intelligent man, very distinguished in bearing, and of charming courtesy. It is also remembered that his fad Is to be a lawmaker, and that the long years ol exile have been utilized to frame a code which if ever he became Emperor would be another code Napoleon.
 A Partisan lady from Brussels told me this week that the match with Princess Clementine was a very popular one in Belgium, and that the betrothed were very much attached to each other. From the sentimental point of view, all this is as it should be; but the political signifi- canoe of the marriage is not likely to be considerable as long as the bar against French pretenders continues in the re- publican constitution of 1875.
 In that charter the plebiscite idea is tabooed. It is forbidden to apepal to national vote in favor of this or that person, and there has been no plebiscite In France since the last year of the empire. The plebiscitory committees of the Bonapartists no doubt exist, but they make no headway. There is a movement on foot to revise the constitution, ap proved by men like Maitre Lebori, but 1t Is hardly likely that it will lead to breach in the walls for Prince Victor Napoleon, or the Duke of Orleans, to enter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10

Brigadier General Theodore Bingham formerly police commissioner of New York, will make his future home in Washington. For a fortnight General Bingham has been casting about for 8 suitable residence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10

Miss Margaret Stewart of Seattle. who is in school here, entertained her class mates this week. Mrs. w. E. Humphrey. wife of Representative Humphrey, chap eroned the party. Girls from seven diff ferent states were present
The sun., 1910-10-02
Z BOSTON TERRIER SNOW
Native American Brecd 10 go 10 Alone
Thls Weak.

over lnO dogs have b~en entered In 'he
forty regular aud the mauv -p~"lnl "lnsse-
IN N" show on TrldSy and saturday 81 'hs
Boston Terrier club Of New FORK a. 'he
Madison square Garden concert hall. The
entry ~ 'hs ziN CiaS-r- for toy Boston ter
rier- under twelve pounds and over on"
wear IN q 20. - especially good aud the -Inn u
pets are expected tn 10 fs-t,ure.
rdcr tho conditions ths Bo~tonz % pr~--
sut winning form ~ Iu some com Wpetittpn-
fu".' hu-.' thn' svcp, .hs show rinRs few
wear. ago and III" CON rlri-ou of tvue- .s
80 t,,.,.t-, fn b.. ~ interesting ~ tho our.
sid..r- q. ~ ~. bTr,',isr- ~ the fancy There
ere ,Ia--"s umited 10 dogs and bitches
veterans ni Eve y,'ar- and over ana Glasses
In vhtth only Champion dogs nnd hampton
bltt he's may T." @uterssl Boston ,rfTter-
rutturv early ~ points. and tn Increase
b" interest ~ the puppies he, are To- ~.
ll,.tt bel 700 two -r,stlon- over FiH months
. nj not exceeding nine mouths and over
utUs and not over twelve months
" y VI BiCkfOrd Ofsr- q 81 gold medal
Tor the bssst IN the show. 'hn mpiona haired
the donor not n comp-fe and 10 give a
lina On the minute details ~ the sps~tai
priIs- Joseph NJ Dale gives q trophy foT
ihs he-t irontei dog oT hit'h AisN Nr.
~ y N"Isaten Oner- trophy fpr The oldest
tegisisred dog o. bitch in the shoN DT
y Mount ~ Railway. n, J.. u To os Judge
IA all The Classeo.
The sun., 1910-10-02

was - far discoura ged that have not
trained seriously since. However. ihg
general health has improved and my as.
open race. the keSihill furIong wherein J
heat X. e. craig and D.. ". Haley, sas th:
best running l have shown lhl year' pu'
not hope the best that | nlAal snow. +,
In adopting profcsaionaltsni IvN
shall not lose the frisnd.hips which have
made as an amateur. j think thal Nnh
pToper government professionalism ought
10 hs able 10 - ke lie proper place ia ~ nie'lr
sport and trust that the efforts - tha, ena
may be successful In England hope 70 90
my share toward popularisint ihai s,oe pd
athletics both here and on the other Ilde
of the water. la South Africa there ha :
heen practically no profes~ional Tunhlhs
eHcepIlnR the mAtchea which have heen
OF "a niNsd by Rufe NAylor. Ont thete IN
IIlenty In Austral Tia, I believe.
may remark that when ] 90, hack 70
Africa after the Olympic Games had many
Tempting o0era 10 turn professional. but
re- ier'ed them all because ] wanted 70 WIN
The A. A. 100 yards cham pionship and
place my na me on the list VI amateur record
holders nrat Nas also asked "a 40 over Va
America and run Rector another raCe-this
"a Ould have been an amateur race OF course
. bat declined. a. had promised 10 GO back
To South Africa
The sun., 1910-10-02
PIPING ROCK MORSE SNOW.
Arrangements fer the ANIMAL Locust
Valley Fixture.

on the picturesaus neld at locust Valley
next Friday and Saturday the eighth annual
Piping Rock Horss SHOW. limited 20 the
sntTies q residents on Long Island. will bs
an attraction To all amateur horsemen and
many anna tsur horsewomen Tho second
competition for Mrs Thomas HastinE's q
cap for proficiency nv women In four IN
hand drainR will lie one of tho event.
On khe last day too there Will bs races
over the new sterpieC hass cour-e with
anna teuTs up Msnv Of the Claz-as for
huniers will. usual. be iud ged on the
miniature St@spleoh1s couTps
Driving and riding classes are TO hs iudR Rrl
IN the enclo-ed ung, the Cour~e for more
open test7 being ad Joining There iAa band
stand and tents for tb. Onlookers - gather
in whom they leave their hcxe- veht-L.-
oT the grand stand the entire nsla b.ing
hoTie1ed by large trees Women will ride
~ any % the clnfses for hunters, for which
the entrie~ include the strinEs uf'f Ambro--
Clara lhQmas HrchSOck. " Hu----lI
GTaCH, Paul u. Craya'h, u. ~ Winthrop
Mrs Z A burden. T.. ; Hatch Allan Ttnk-
srtnn. }. Parker kirlin ana " lIurlinK
CoCkz
New horse in the heavy harness cla.-@.
VII - the New port winners NorthNood
Wonder aud NOTthv God Wonderful. Teently
e. 'hspnan's The HAiah and The Gadny
Among others 20 OPPOSE them viii be IN.
entries Of Herbert l.. Pratt and Ga renee n
MackAy, the LATTER INCLUDING the hackneys
I and q burma snd Land o. Cak~s In.
stddle horre and pony ClaAs@s IN WhLrh
children are exhibitors will have tho urnai
large entry.
The sun., 1910-10-02
INTERNATIONAL a0UArICs.
Important MeessnG &C Brussels sS tho
Amateur Fesierasion.

Tho Federation Internationale de Sata-
ton Amateur which is the offcial title of
the association which has been formed
lately for the purpose of governing aquatic
sport the world over. was held recently 81
Brussels. where important business was
transacted. The United States was repre-
s-nted by George ". HsArn. who s secrs-
tary Of tho orsani AAtIon. hs having b~ea
instructed by the AnAisur Athleilc Union.
He alec held tho Canadian proxy. The
Countries represented by delegates wers
Belgium. FINLAND. Germany. Great Britain.
sweden. Austria. Australia, France. Italy
and south Africa Folio wing is the ofricial
report given out for publication
II wss agreed that tho rules OF ths fsdsra-
ti"n should apply 10 Olympic Esmes and TO
all open International events
The proposed addition 10 the dafnition
% an amateur was amended, the addition
~ read 4 professional In any sport shall
b- constdsr~d = professional In swimming
Billiards or similar indoor am uHemenis shall
not bs considered athletic games or "Her-
.i.~z
Fancy and high div ing conditions we're
submitted to the meeting. hut II being i'm
possible to properly consider ihs~e. they
we're left IN tha.hand- Of the Representatives
81 Germany. sweden. Belgium and Great
britain. with tIn powers
II having been brought to the notice Of
had promoted a composition eniitled q
worlds championship, the masttns ~ irongly
,undsmned tho practice and called upon
IN. 4 So \. A. ~ France 20 obtain as
sur ances that this should not bs repealed
The framing Of rules for the unIncAtion Of
the laNE OF water polo. pTopored by both
HeIstum and France. was unanimously left
to Great Britain, such laws to be n force
until 1919
4 propo-sI broSSht forward nv Au-' rAIIA
20 allow professionals 20 y" rrlualined after
q period of three year, "a. defeated FuT-
ther proposals. from The same country In
reference 10 records made IN salt water
baths and in handicap races we're passed
Al the proposals. brought fQrWard by
England dealing Nith swimming races
we're unanimously agreed TO also those
referring 10 tho starting platforms for rec
Ordz. short distance records In open water
international contests and records for
ladis--' events
Il ~as agreed ON the propos!tion of Orea,
britain that the SWediFh Olympic cOm-
mittse he asked 20 consider the adv stability
Of in"ludtnz In their list Of events for 1912
ladies 40 meters rare and ladie~ team
race. four swimmers each 90 swim len VIC
tres total 200 nstsrs These events 10
i'Hl metres events already aGre~d 70.
10 the ltst Of nations eligible for amliauion
Tho venue ~ the nsKt msetins was nssd
for STOCKHOLM during the olympic Eames
In lpI7
The sun., 1910-10-02
fHE CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
R.T. BLACK 4GtIN CHI HPION or
THE BROOkIrN CHESS CLGB.
Former Champion usEnus Smith FInis,'~s
Half q Point Behind sch~IetJer
? secures Third PriSe An Interr-tInE
Find Game nIarkburtae's Jubilee

Rov 7 BLACK. last year's champion ~
the Brooklyn Che-- club. has also been de-
eiared the winner ot tbi- years champion
ship tournament. brcau~s " Perlman
could NOS -~r ~, wav Of playing the anal
game wish Black IN thi- contest. but FOR
feited 'h- same. giving Hlark S~V~n and a
hA;f point. fu ms credit. former champion
MaEnus smith remaining half point ne
hind With seven points q ' SchNietSer.
ny virtue uf having placed -iN points to
his vr'sdit Won IN" third prize r~rlman
onl, mana g-d to ,cur" one aud half points.
and " n r-a-onshi" to SUPPOSE that Black
would have bc,n Hhlc to dispoSe Of his last
ad, er~ar, had r-rlman -s,cu n to play the
gaur ndcr fhc circumstances the young
former 'onel captain deserves great
credit for his victory With proper care
and study there ~ no doubt that this young
PLAYER will achieve still greater things
Hi- game tu the last -ahle match AGAINST
Gresi Rritain against 4 u Blake will he
remembered ~ a nur piece Of strategy
Aue.t getting -omsv hat he Nur.i Of the
oUcntnc he succrNdrd In turning the tables
upon hts r,'uoNnrd AdNrrSar, bv great
Ekill and cirrum-pection. winuinE The game
after highl, interesting and exciting play
Following are the scores ~ all the com
pytItor-
The sun., 1910-10-02
NtTIONu HORSE snow.
PRIZE Liz, out and selections Tor Judges
Made

PRIZE lists Tor the twenty -slNth AhhNAi
exhibition 81 the National HORSE ShoN
NSsor tatiou at Madison square barden
November ia-IB announce $40 Ooo Tor dlS-
trtbutIon IN the regular classes and many
cups or trophies special awards me
entrir. clos. on October q?
Nrter all these wears there l. no diminh-
tion In the desire to introduce novel Classes
on standard lines that will appeal 10 drivers.
ridcrs and breeders 81 all types OF the hoTSs
these crop up In the classification Nthou'
, curtailinE any Of the expected classes Tor
the ihurouEhbrssis trottsr-. roAdsterS. sal
die horses, heavy harness horses or dransht
horses Morgan hor-ss are prov ded Tor
IN two classes besides hArkneyS, fer"h-
erons C'lyde-dales the latter to he shown
in hand In addition there are four classes
for heavy drausht horses for any breed IN
'he latter classes weight II the factor 10
count tho most and the conditions call TOT
equine giants One Is for single horse
shown to halter weighing over i.'So pounds
ano,h-r Is fof pair in harness Weighing over
1 ,.so pounds another u for four-tn hands 90
O-.,on the wheelerz 90 weigh not less than
2 Snn mounds and the fourth u for siN horse
-snrrs with the same minimum weight Tor
the Whesler-
I.-ide- appointment and regular classes
for teams =" coach - break there u one
Tor road ,eam- no, under Is hands TO be
driven To- coach carrying not lees than
seven PERSONS from nth street and wash
ingfon aN,nua into the show ring within
ono hour The nTtre IL the Arrowhead Inn
cum pr.-srted nv Hon Riley. a two win
trophy. on witch Morris 2. Ilowiett and
Alfred g Vanderbilt have single wins
80 oTrd
new INLAND class - for teams of
r,nt.- NO, s,c.etins /, hands This and
several new classes for ponies IN harness
have been prov idci Tor the hackney ponies
oSnad hv some American exhibitors and
" 80, Hrif,,n Thev arr the snappie-t
;"tt 81 mass and naN" NO, nrSn ,.,v -r ~ .ia..@s
lors G"i2r' ~ -nSH .0a rdinS Hrs' 3lA.s.s ,S@r.
are .ey-ral m ~h.ch women or children
"nI, Wir' -foV ~" hor~~- or ronies
Iobp MADDEN. Hameu-x Place ny thor
o,arhhr~tt
Alfrcd Ns'A'. Ne" '''N' "0''''' anu 'o'"
ro.a,i.r. '' ~ ,....,., v,,,,os ,.c,n,,,
h,rs Nes m.n'n's - '""' ~'
hHn W. W., SSsr' R.rs London On, harness
ho'ss. -four IN hands. 'andsms ard Appoin'msni
NS.t,.- = Brs- NrW York harness horses.
tour In nands tAhdsu,s. and Appoin t-neni classes
,.,,i IN hani, And~nf. and Appoin tmeni classes
Joseph Nhea"r. ihi!!sdslRhis: g"nles ~
ism-. e. Marshall N'W YORK AAdd'e horses
ahd DonKs under ssidlc ,.,,, ,...,. ho,,.. ,,,,
t .,.1t go, ..idi.
V"hlr,, eIE...'.I.n ...tte KNOCK county Dublin
~, 81 ,,,nlr. t.ndsr saddls
NInrr y Co~din Sgw Yors POLO ponies and polo
.t.Iltoas with get
IA Tau rruce smith. SmtthtoHn. l.. ]. hunters
and Iumpers
craven, Greenwood. Va hunters and
Jumpers. ,,..,--.-. .. =, s,...
fdNhfd 'hte' N'H''' ''' ~ 70
and lumpeT. a., ,, D.-,., g.y.trs -t,h.
Ihr Nsrt ,r n", "a 49,. 80, ana wtH,is rnSlnts
L%.noh, s.o Sh,l.s a. T,s., i = a FoTt Nysr
a.. - - rb.,ve,.ant militia mounts
u.ioT Winarl Hrndrie Hamilton. ont, or
-. - rharseT. ard militia mounts
The sun., 1910-10-02

the -elective races were being held. and
there was -Cant opportunity To test the
merits Of The craft la the short, viciou. chOl
that smOk south y estsrs breed. - had been
hoped by the committee when that localub
was 'hu-"n a. likely TO ApproN mate con
ditipn- 4" he fO.tnd at h 'el more closely Than
Oncr onit IN the wind attain velocity
of eighteen miles an hour, aud Shsn ths
ur'Tl- Was biplhS the pas I., n h,., ..s,,
Falmouth and MAttapoi@rtt - notorious
! hai hrres- coming ~ u did alter a peflod
OF mellow weather at once dechir,l the com
mittee a. to the relative merits Of IA. boats
that had survived eliminate ton and the
uhot'- vas announced few daNs after the
board OF judges had returned to Boston
The HEAVIER !, PERHAPS Que Of ihe best
all around boats of the type ever hullt and
does we'll in all conditions she has bi,en
tuned iu p"rfeciinn during month : ra'ln5
~ Marbl.head before changing owners and
departing for bu,zard- hay.
The Hill.lot IL "A beautifully COnStrV--d
boet of -roA form aud With great nAtmnl
-tlhilitv, though by No means ltetk she
j. hard hilgri and her ballast weighs Oniy
.ao pounds as COMPARED with the beaNSs
The Cima is rrga r,cd ~ fully sS fa-, ~
either lienv OF Biheloi nv msnN Nacht--
men who have foll"Ncd her de-1ny 80.
'uV Lowell stepped into the lhat last JnIy
With LITTLE previous aCuuai nee wan ihe
yIss- three hundred pounds oi lead has
hs,nn removed from the Ciinl bnlo slnSr
the Sp'u-h- American matches. aud thss
alteration may not have been conduc'e 10
her b'-t p"riurman'e under aNr'ase ~, II
dit.pnz The three yaChts viii probably
h., hauled out Tor the winter south oi the
Cnpe ~ aS 80 u" ready tr practice Aiil'hE
cIfly next spring IN BuZHITdH bay
Among ygChta IN storage ~ lfwl@y arc
the pcTrgrtur. Emerald. nelena, l-'- PIN
horn. Nv Gyp-V, l.oval, Eileen. NnlisI.I
AthenA, llu.tputtu. PllSttne, NaRrant. thr'
snd MiKnun within ~" UsNt lev days
W,rt,@l int, th,. basin The AUXILIARY Nis-
itnr II will winter Ht Norfolk, Va.
I.iWicy has the deck of the lsclin sleei
=, huourt IN rs aud the vessel eau L. ltunChei
on short notice The Arm has received
orders for an - foot power cruiser and Tor
4. 4 fln.ni mn L a hmm TOR NaA \ nIk OM MeTe
The sun., 1910-10-02
NEWS OF THE YACHTSMEN
RECORDS or THE RACES or THE
NAV ASSOCIATION.
Gray Jacket Wins championship Ia IiaSs %
Bine man Makes F1n- Record Hos
ten Y. a.. Percentages NIeedo to
Cruise TO Africa InEomar To RACE.

Committeeman OF the many Yacht clubs
which have been bOldinR Tcgattaz daring
the season just closed are now busy ngur-
! iha averages and irving To find out which
| yachts have done the beSi work u II
no Easy task 10 nKure ths-s averages. and
often after they have been figured they
have to be done over again h""suss sotn"
diAauAlincat ion may he announced of
which at present they know nothing III"
many associAt ions too have to get at th's"
nEures to determine the champion yachts
of the sections governed by each az-o'' Va
tion.
Sons ngure- have been made Of IN"
racing on tho lower bay. In the weekly
races - ilssl on Saturday afternoons and on
holidays fory-ono yachts consistently
took part In the reUattas Of the Atlan'i"
Yacht club. BensonhurJ Yacht club.
Brooklyn Yacht club. Marine aud Fi"ld
Club, New York CanoN club and Crescent
Athletic club Their. were twenty open
rsgAttss. and tho tVtal number of starters
was az q. G. Noble won tho champion
ship IN class q with tho GrayJRckot. de
featinR Spidsr. FLORENCE. Soya aud Nor"
Joy. The spider and soya are new boats
built this season and we're designed hN
Clinton u Crane. Tho GTsy acket wa~
built from designs by william Gardner
and she proved a wonder doing well IN all
kinds Of weather. but being At her best
when tho winds were lreuh 10 strong. NsN'
season q neN boat IN this class IL assured,
u Ia for GherarIi Davis. and Sill bs built
from designs by " llltam Gardner More
JOY. owned by former Commodore william
n. Chills. sailed this year on the Sound
and did not visit the lower bay until race
week OF he Atlantic Yacht club. In that
Weeh and in succeeding races she did very
we'll. winning two races out of Ave, and
showing that II shs had sailed here through
out the season tho Gray Ia"ke' would no,
have had such aA Easy time
There were twelve Yachts In the two
divisions OF the handicap class In the
first division the JOY owned by l.s SauVarc
A Geer. made the best showing, NinnnE
ten races out OF twenty starts, and "a
" Pendieton'- Breeze Nas the winner
taking seven nrsts out of sixteen stars
Careless. owned by Richard Rummcll won
nine out OF hfteen starts. hut her total
points for the season was not htgh IN.
total Of Breeze
In class 4 X u Moore chartered 'he Bhs
Bill early in the season Of -. u ANertun
and won thirteen first prizes out Of nineteen
starts lie took the championship and the
Upton cup for boat- whlch vas sailed
for during the AtlAntiC's race week under
the auspices OF the Crescent Athletic CLlh
In class \. for kno, kahouts. the SLOW Poke
wss the winner. with Skylark second and
Bobs third and in the sailing dinsy class
the Aries made the hest record The sum
mary Of the races follows
The sun., 1910-10-02

Tho win - Effected ~ fo'lovs
= Eo. n o. b.. a.. Ku kIP
~. o. 20 ~, -. ~
-NP . . U5 a
The goldan Iubles of ]. " Blackburne,
the Hritt-h veteran ,hc~- paN Ncr. has aroused
euthu-tasW tu Great Hrit1tn and prominent
msp rub- H--p'ittI1us AMI uTgaul ~ tons
have already forwarded their -ub-, ription-
toward hubble" t.Stlmouhl The HTihsh
1'hrss Unyar,r, - Flmwood iane Ie~d-
Yorkshire. Will ba pleased ~ receive addi-
tionai Subscriptions tpwart the test tirnonial
and 'h' tuUpuU, encnt j. mad" here 20 on
ahle Backburre many admirers N this
country 20 contribute their mite should they
feel disppzst ~ DO 49, Frank = Marshall
the american Champion, has addressed the
foTrftug uUprr' utiye letter 10 hi- fellow
M af"~
The sun., 1910-10-02

NOTna YHoh CAaoPIacuAkTCn aAcHtsTu,
NJ. xe u 10 D Bs Il o-R X x
stth an iaferior same
~ ~ kf seems prefsrahle
80 " "a BIB, - EI-Kn, p Kt'; sa.oHP cb.
X u. - ktAP eh ard Wins
~ very nne move
tI To pTvN ent hs mAH
% - n white follows with kt-Bt
diseovered ~ ami kt1kTP mate
~ In order 20 ~ able 20 cn urue R-R7 Ac.
20 foF Io-M R-R. Ae.
CofTert aBlu tiona w both theae problems re-
ceived from Warner. philadelphia Pa.
Connle Friend NsWark, y =: Dr, A ~ BALDWIN.
SoTwalk. Conn " " Rider. nsapnry, conn
" \. W. Baltimore. Nd. y, n GlnneT New
YORK city Charies willing. PHILADELPHIA Pa
Stcngsl. NeW York city
Ccrr~rt sola dona received ~ No 81 from Nln-r
rruwbridse, bsrkshlge HilS. J. beck, Vest
ADJ iaoeai correct solutions received Io No.
a and - frow n D W. BALTIMORE. Nd.
Correspondence
SdSiaro Cslloge, Srbiaeo. Ara. l. -R. Ae,
Dr. A ". n. NOrwsis. Coua of course the
notice was mean, fof you and Mr. J.
" y, baltimore, Nd P1esss N forward
solution 10 your posiaon Also send aew
diagram In Shlrh the wAi,e pieces ere plainly
marked ana Has arsand the hlark pieres
puoElkn NO. -. ~ BunonsIr.
Blaak-3 roces.
The sun., 1910-10-02
appended are phs scores Of NO games
plaN ed by Blnck IA IN. tournament
FuENCH pEFESgp

The COMMITTEES has Just announced the
nomination Of the following members for
the three vacant places on the direCiory of
the BROOKLYN hes. Club for the ensuing
- son M ulelv Herbert Watson. Simson
Chlttenten and Robert N Roy After
the election 81 directors next Saturday
sning tle latter ~ separate messing
Nill elect from among their number the om-
Gers for the ensuing year
The following subjects are announced
for the series ~ lectures TO be given by
Hermann Helms before. the msmbers OF
70 he lecture hall of the Brooklyn Academy
~ Music on October IS, \ and - and No
gibsiituted for November l., Traps
r'ay. J, fsmous Ma-ieTpiec.'' :. Brill
SeXi TUESDAY evening the InterborouEh
chess League viii prepare for the opening
y, he Season MN a mcetihS az thr roo ms
NulouRhhy and Myrtle avenues. Rrooklyn.
~ which ontcsr- VIII 10 eie"'ed for the
ensuing year and the annual tournament
for the club Championship arranged Dele
gates will h~ present from The DNkeT
Heights, l.Nreum, fitshpy Hnd NeN ork
aend rpprp~-ntAtiy"s
Secr~t,ry . ! knsel u the Queen, I.
itt in he cos. N 4 micrh.rn"r HriidinI. BROAD
waV corner ~ IS5th street announces that
the nleUlh"rs " 'ht- 'luh viii h"ytr a tournh 10
mont in which pu-"n'- E1Wbus only must
be pla ycd IN" club j. now cu"n for visitors
every evening aud rssidrnls ~ tho upper
sNctiP Ps ot ihe 'iy ar" ""rdnUy invited 70
ioin Ahe riub for the sns'Iiug -eNSnn Tho
first -ifuui' i'tuapu- exhibition viii ~ h"
place this rtiHrrHuu.
Tho other d,v Mar-N,I aud Cap1rLapca
pla yet nm ufthtui gan. 49, ~" Manhattan
ihe~- 'luh. ~ t'-i au interesting md gam"
stsHs VH- Tes'bTd. ~ nIlshsd The zane
mas,er- IN account pT th. uu'Ttragv oi tho
position thought o. "" "Nhaus'''"lN anal Re
the position tud found 'h1t win h"-' play
Whi'" ourh' - nav" won. ~" position
The sun., 1910-10-02

SOfn1 ~ NoCnSNnfuAOn.
,n n - u the CORRECT move here The teAt
move 10 bad. hrcaaar u destroys the centre bosi
u on Without any need
with the batter position.
ID NO~ white OughI 10 have Developed The
Kh In order 10 prepare caatling
th bAP would have won auicky y 0NP.
kt IA. Ac
~ The move 10 the thirty nrst and not the
thirtlrth White, thsfefore had plsnty % uue for
consideration. Neither do Ne believe that there
II clerical error lnvolNe 81. for even KIT In
stcad % rs wOald have beea fatal for white
ou account % ~ 90 A. ~. NK, Ia br
followed by Pks Probably Nhile thopghl that
black wOuld take the and Allo~ QXP W. a.
The sun., 1910-10-02

bad together. ana 10th because Of your Standing
IN the eheas world and my oWn regard for you
NAlUs a. such the privilege Of having met 10Y
- often FACE 70 fare Aefoos the ehequeted boara
RsgIeitna No liability 70 greel you persoaaIw
long survive In TIE intsgvst Of thr Cauae you
espolsed and fer the Egn dneau0n Of your many
cerely. rRANG J AsHaaAG-
NV Yoau september p 1910
folloxing are tao additional games
plAy IN the res-rni Hamburg inieTns tionAl
tourney
The sun., 1910-10-02
Nc~ YOsG Y. a.. Meeting.

The sixth general nesting for this year
~ the New YORK Yacht club win ba held
in the clubhouse. West FOrty-fourth stree,
next Thprsday evening ~ . O'Clock The
nOminetinR COMMITTEES, which Ia % select
the Qmoers and COMMITTEES for next year.
utl be chosen A. this meeting