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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
Anofber Larned 10 the Fore
with Mathey. the two getting into the third
round by defaults.
The summary follows:

with Mathey the two getting into the third
round by defaults
The summary follows.
Middle States championship. mems singles
first round walter L. Pate defeated G. A.
Liudley by default, y. ". Douglas defeated
W. lace ,. Johnson oy default. II. \. Holden
Jr. defeated J. ". Brigham, q II "
4 T. Cooke defeated n. 9. Martin by default
s. II. Davis defeated J.. du Pont Irving by
default r. {. Gates defeated W. H. Y hack-
Touchard by default; ]. N. r. Iyetts de
fcated Al s Dabnev by default; n. p. Ben
nett defeated Melville II. Long by default.
second round g. VI. phillips defeated e. II
Gardner hy default: r. u. Doubleday defeated
wordsworth defeated 9 p watson. ir. 1-G
G-2. q. Walter /. Pate defeated y W.
Douglas 90. Ct: r. \. Holden, jr, dc
fcatad T. r. Cooke "a. g, G. \. T. Dionne
defeated 5. n Davis Go. G-1. T.. u. wood
bury defeated r. C. Gates 10 q; g II.
HIssell defeated \. s. Craein bv default
Dean Mathcy defeated !. NJ. Il. Lyetts. 90
G-l. r. =. Bennett defeated Alfred Bell by
cofault. y. j. stern defeated otto II. IIinck
by default
Tfird round r NJ Phillips defeated F D.
defeated r y. Bennett 6-1. GO; Walter
Merrill Hall defeated Harry Torrance tr.. h.
default; waiter Roberts defeated r. J. Stern.
Fourth round. E p. Larned defeated r. ".
Middle states championship. mems doubles
Cfrst rounu) Harry Torrance ir.. end otto
II. Hinck defeated \. l.. 1hurber and W. n.
!. Hackett. 60. @. y. W Niles and
partner defeated Carleton v. Gardner and
" II Long by default, T.. d Woodbury. and
VI. Miles defeated r. r Bennett and !. 4. ".
Nagoun. 6 e r. \. Holden. ir and
Dean Mathey defeated q. : Groesbeck and
PARTNER bv default.
second round r Holden. ir.. and Dean
Hathev defeated y. W. Niles and partner h.
default. T. VI. Brigham and Y. n. Little de
fcated W T.. Johnson and partner by de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
METROPOLITAN ROWERS WIN
Vuion Pair Defaults at Boston
School Lads Victors.

-'Non, July Close finishes and excel
=. workmanship marked the annual
I~NohShip regatta Of the New England
r.S.eur Rowing Association on the
-, .ss River to-day. One Of ths most
r.s'.n .hs finishes was that OF the inter
c,,r eight-oared shells. between the
h,.3. Of Worcester and the Boston
h. ,,'scaolastic crew. The Boston boys won
q. MY after two men had collapsed in
,,s worcester shell-the stroke. Packard.
NJ, douglas, az No. l. With their two
Q'Wn. the Worcester crew made a
,M aght and finished only length
t,,.s Asf behind. The senior singles
" out TO be procession, Carey Faux
d. riverside. winning easily.
Yc,, metropolitan Rowing Club. of New
D. r Won the senior doubles by default,
~ , , Boat Club Withdrawing at the
Nh .'oment. The same New York club
ha place In the centipsde tours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
FINANCIAL MARKET.

The stock market was closed yesterday
For the convenience Of readers Monday =
closing prices on the Stock Exchange are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
ATHLETES TAKE THINGS EASY
Americans Have Light Practice
at Preston Park.

Brighton. England, July 4y-The Harvard
and Yale athletes who are TO meet the
representatives of oxford and Cambridge
I'm an international competition at the
Queens Club grounds on July u resumed
training at Preston Park this afternoon.
The work was light The track men went
the full distances. but did not attempt
speed. while the jumpers merely limbered
no. There will be team work morning and
afternoon at the park until the night before
the intercollegiate meet.
Captains Foster and Fitzgerald spent the
day in London arranging details WIN 'no
Engiish representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
SALTUsRoL COLE CLUB.

Irt,,. l. Barr was the best Individual
tsdsv at The Baltusrol Golf Club yes
IA INNING the sweepstakes with 81
Sto l,s uoAe better than B. ]. Eames.
tsts ''--zz-75. and making the best
Wy ,s .ore In the thirty-six holes medal
ag "a going out in 81 and return
ssat, m or q total Of III. In the latter
',ee Wiz ouore f. Keer had the best net
Ne te,, w "z-as-l5s. Edward slosson had
NY, v,, ,'ss score Of the day at eighteen
I'd II. "a o. While Sidney H. Browne
'sss net Eth s7~JSrsa 4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
SHORT Term NOTES
SWARTWOUT & APPEnzELlAH
Members y. Y. Stock Exchange,
- Pine street, New YORK
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
PHOENIN CAP COMPANY, domestic cor
poration having its principal business offce In
tho Borough of Manhattan. City County and
state OF New York. will apply N the Supreme
court of tho state Of New York, at a Special
Term Part I thereof. to he held In and for the
County OF New York, at the County Court
House Chambers street, Borough Of Manhat.
tan New York city on the twentieth day OF
ruIv 1911, At 10 80 o'clock IN the forenoon OF
that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel may
be heard for an order thorizng said cor
pora ton 10 change its corporate name 20 THE
PHOENIX HERMETfC COMPANY.
Dated New York, Juns &c. 1911.
THE PHOENIX CAP COMPANY
BY MARTIN SANE, Nice-President
SANE g POWELL, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Once and y. q. Address, No. 81 Chambers
Street. Borough OF Manhattan, New York
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
COAST ATHLETES DEFEATED
Pittsburg A. A. Wins Meet Win
Olvmnic Club of San Francisco.

Pittsburg, July 4--In series OF ariieuo
contests here to-day between the Olympic
Club of San Francisco. and the Pi'tSp~s
Athletic Association the local men score
IS points. against % points made Dy .no
California athletes. G. A. Dull. OF I a,t.SS
burg won the fve-mile run from sc cabJi
Roderick Ellsworth. OF Mononssunaars
Penn unattached, who is thirteen year
old stared from the 6O0-yard marx ana
finished close behind Dull. ,,era all
The 100, 200 and 44O yard dashe s, We pits.
won by the Far Western men l he The
burg Athletic Association deleS'hv Ten
Olympic Club In the relay race " 1Sn
yards, .-------- ---------'~- --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
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coPARTNeRsHlP NOTICE.

Y. SIMON & Cos Ell C.--We. the under.
signed. being DESTROYS ~ forming a limited
partnership under ana pursuant to tho laws OF
the state OF New York. DO hereby certify:
First. That the name or Arm under which m.
partnership IS TO b. conducted Is y. Simon q
Co en- g and the county IN which its prin-
ctpal office IS 10 he located Is the County Of
New York
second. That tn. general nature OF the bust
ness intended 10 be transacted BY said partner
ship Is that ~ importation, expectation. pur-
chase and sale Of fruit other products and gem
sral merchandise on commission and otherwise,
Third. The names 81 the general and specis'
partners interested I'm said business Jos.
simon Marques Do Casa Naury Pedro Bonnsll
arc spss Of full flag age. said jose smon,i, general
partner and his place OF residence IS sol Wesi
iSoth street city OF New York said Marquee
de Casa Maury "a a special partner and hii
place OF business IS Avenue Kleber 80. Paris
France The said Pedro Ronnsll is a specia.
partner and his place OF residence Is kamola O.,
Mones l. a special partner and his place ~ resi.
dsnee is Mslloree eSA, Barcelona. spain IT.
said Vicente Ruis IS q special partner ana hi
place Of residence IS faseo de Gracia 8, BARGE
' Fourth. THAT the amount Of capital vhicl
said jose simon has contributed 10 tho capita
stock Of said partnership Is Sl3.oo0
The amount OF capital which said Marques a.
Casa Maury has contributed 20 the capital stool
Of said partnership is $4,000 90.
The amount OF capital which said Pedro Bon
nell has contributed 70 the capital stock OF sail
partnership Is SSl 300 90
This amount Of capital whieh ssid vioen,
Ruiz has contributed 10 the capital stock q
said partnership is $3T. 800 90
The amount OF capital which said Ioss p
Nonss has contributed 20 the capital stock
said partnership Is 100000
fifth. That tho time OF which said partner
ship is to begin Is the Is, day Of January 1911
and the time az which said partnership 10
end IS the lst DAY OF January 1912. unless con
tinued thereafter by consent OF the parties.
Dated the % day OF January, 1911.
JOSE SIMON. ,
MARQUES DE CASA MAUkx
PEDRO BoNNELL.
JOSE =. MoNEa
VICENTE RUIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

lis Chambers St., N 7,
The Trustees have declared q diytdand fo1
the six months ending June Both. 1911, q the
rate OF THREE AND oNE-HAIF PER GENE
per annum on oil sums from S. &c $4,000 ~
titled thereto under the bylaws payabls on
and after Monday. July nth, 1911.
Deposits made on or before July 10th VIII
draw interest from July ist- 1911.
II Z TENER. President.
GEORGE y. DUNNING. Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
WELLS FARGO a COMPANY.
~ nrOaluay

Wills FNRIIU n tUNF3NI.
81 Broadway.
New York June 20. 1911
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER
CENT. upon the capital stock 81 this Company
has been declared PAYABLE July II. 1911. at the
~ the close of business July s. 1911.
The transfer books viii close on July 3, 1911.
at i ~ and reopen AT the opening OF bust
ness July II. 1911
A W ZIMMERMAN. Secretary and Treasurer.
NOTICE.
Coupons due July l. lo11 pertaining 10
Southern Bell Telephone 6 Telegraph Com
Fund 80 Cold Bonds. viii be paid az the
ONCE Of Bankers Trust Company. Wall
street. New York city.
June %. 1911
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 4 TELE-
GRAPH co.
\ MAUPIN Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-05
SAVINGS BANKS.
The Bowery Savings Bank
12s AND 1870 BowERY.

12s AND 1870 BOWERY.
NEW YORK, Tupe IL. 1911 =
semi annual dividend at tho rate OF
THREE and 0NE-HALF Per Cent
per annurn has been declared and VIII
be credited TO depositors on all sums
OF $500 and upward and not eIosed-
ing $4,000 which shall have oeSn ds
posted az least thres months on tns
first day Of July next and will 30 pay .,
able on and after Monday. July lItns
1911.
Money deposited on or before July
10 Will draw interest from July J. lSlL
HENRY A. scHEHcK. Preadsos
WILLIAM f. KNOX, Comptroller.
JOSEPH q. LIDDLE. Secretary.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
HEART ON RIGHT SIDE,
SEEKS NORMAL PLACE.
SICK Boys Pleural Cavity Drained,
His Vital Organ Tries to Re.
gain Former Position,

MoNTCLA1R, N. j., Sept. LATTER
three and a half pints OF fluid had been
withdrawn from the left pleural cavity
OF William stephens, aged eleven. at
Mountainside Hospital in this city, doc
tors find to-day that his heart. whiohi
for several days has been beating away
on his right slde just as IL 1t belonged
there. Is returning gradually to its nor
NAL position.
Physicians at the hospital regard the
case as remarkable. in hat II was i'm
possible to discover any traces of a
heart beat on the left side, ever with
the use of a stethoscope. so far over had
tho organ been pushed by congestion.
They declare that while 1t Is nothing
unusual for the heart to be displaced
by Inflammation in the pleural cavity,
1t is extraordinary in this instance. In
view of the great distance tho heart
travelled.
The operation OF draining the cavity.
however, Is considered most difficult as
we'll as very painful. An incision Is
made In the back. Into this aperture n
silver tube Is inserted and allowed to
remain there until the fluid has been
drawn OFF or rather forced out by In
ternal pressure. Stephens Is improving
rapidly and Is expected &c be fully re-
covered in a few days.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
COL. M'C00K VERY ILL
AT HIS SUMMER HOME.
Member of Famous "Fignting''
Family Seriously Attacked
by Heart Trouble.

Col John James .ocooa. senior GU.
Der OF the law nrm OF Alexander q
Green OF No. I2o Broadway. and one of
tho Fighting McCooks" of the civil
war. is dangerously III at his summer
home in Rumson. N. J..
For more than a year Col. McCook
has suffered from heart troubls. Sew
eral attacks have been moro or less
serious. but last Sunday night he was
forced to his bed with one Of more than
usual severity. Two trained nurses ha Va
been with him ever since. n three
physicians. including tho family prsc-
t%itioner. DIR. Ruehi Kimbsli OF New
York. are In attendance. Intestinal
troubles complicate the situation.
Col. McCook Is about sixty-nve years
old and has made his summer home in
Rumson for thirty-three years. He IL
the youngest son of Daniel MoCook of
Ohio. who. with nine sons and Ave
nephsws. served in tho civil war
The evening world., 1911-09-01

much the same way. las head being
blown of as he sat at a window.
1t developed that a room had been
rented several days before across the
street. and in Il were found two sawed
on shot guns. Only one explosion had
been heard. but both guns had empty
shells. Indicating that both had been
fired at once.
Tho only remaining CARDINAL, vincon.
20 and several others said they had
seen Scaglia lettering about In front of
No. 343 East Twenty-flrst street where
the guns were found. Scaglia dlsap-
peared the day after the murder, how.
ever. Vlncenxo became terrified and be-
lieved he would be the next.
The st. Louis police learned that
scagiia had left there the latter part Of
July for q few days, but he said Il
was NOT until The day after the murder
here. He was arrested. and vincenzo
went with the detectives to st. Louis
TO identity him.
Scaglia was prosperous and had made
many friends In St. Louis. They tool
out one writ after the other 70 prevent
his being brought back to st. Louis,
and II was not until Wednesday that
the prisoner was finally turned over to
the New York detectives. They put him
Into q taxicab and rushed over into I'LL
nois. with his friends following. Tho
latter got another writ, but II was too
late, for the detectives were on q fast
train bound for New York by that time.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
GARN|SHEE CLAIMS
ARRANGED ORDER
UNDER NEW LAW
Court Fixes Judgments Against
1000, SO First Creditor
Gets First Money.

Justice Bischon was asked to-day TO
examine and determine the priority OF
.r,,nor,. ,,o,,., ana ,,ou,o,d c,u-
sens W"o n"'o I"''" u"ic' !. rc.."'
amehdmeht 10 the ssrh'shee ACT ~h'h
became enectve to-day
The new law holds that the wages,
earnings. salary. and income from a
trust Of a Judgment debtor shall be
levied upon m prloritv OF tho claims
Under the law. as originally drawn. IL
was possIbIe for a Judgment aeh,or IN
vat. o.r,,I, y, hi, cr.d,,or. nr,v,,oooa
The evening world., 1911-09-01
ALLEGED SLAYER
Of THREE IN FEUD
FACES TRIAL NOW
Pelegrino Scaglla, Small and
Sinister Looking, Is Blamed
for CARDINAL Deaths.

The commitment, without BAN. Of Peie.
srino scagila 70 the Tombs to-day BY
Judge Swami in the Court Of General
Sessions 10 believed to MARI An epoch In
q blood fsud that began In Brooklyn
three years ago and that reached IT.
thdshsst point in the killing Of shrss
msmbsrS Of one family.
scasiia q swart, why little man With
restless black eyes. was brought here
yesterday from 81. Louis where he
was considered 20 be . reputable NOR
chant. BY Detectives Cavons and MI
celli. who had . good deal Of trouble
In having him exRaditsd because of
the nsht his friends made for him.
The CARDINAL murders have puzzled
the police. There were three brothers.
Giuseppe. Bartolo and vinosnso Cardi-
nall. snd Their uncle. Giovanni cardi-
mali.
They came from Sicily six or seven
y>ars ago. Pelsgrino 6caslia had been
a playmate Of the boys in there home
town. Burgfo, n when they decided
to come to America he came with them.
THREATENING lETTERs RE-
cEivED NINE YEARC AGO.
They all settled in Brooklyn and Joined
:hs nnmo benevolent society. In March,
three years ago. . friend Of the Cardi-
a brothers showed them some
threatening letters he had received. and
they decided scaglia must . written
them. as they knew his handwriting.
II was brought up at q meeting Of the
society and Gulseppi CARDINAL slapped
Scaglia's face. Later, on his way home,
Guiseppi was seen quarrelllng In Coffey
ark with Scaglia- On March Is Gull
seppi's body was found In the park.
p%unctured with stab and bullet wounds.
Giovanni, the uncle. who had a POOL
In Cole street. declined to give the
police any Information. although he was
told his own time might come next.
had disappeared but In 1903 the
three remaining Cardinals learned he
was In st. Louis.
In June of the same year., . few weeks
after this discovery. Giovanni was shot
through the head as he sat It a WIN
Of his poolroom. 1t was found that
two men had rented a room across the
street. A shotgun was found in the
com
sEEN LoiTERiNo NEAc SCENE
OF MURDER.
On last July 81 Bartolo was killed in
The evening world., 1911-09-01
"M0NA LISA'S" GUARDIAN
SUSPENDED By FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 1.-Because I,ecneedo
da vinci's painting Mona LISA" 6sap'
pearcd from the Louvre rheophiIe
Homoile, Director Of the National Au-
seums. has beer suspended by TIE
French Cabinet. The Ministers though
he did not take sufficient precauuor
to guard the treasures in the museum
Under an agreement between e.
Ministry Of Instruction n Fine Az
n the Ministry Of Finance, which "
approved by the Cabinet. PresidsQ
Fallieres issued to-day an order placinI
the inspection Of museums under tho
control of the Minister Of Finance.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
NO "PINKS" AT The BOUT.
Manager Denies Agency Furnished
Special Omcaals I'm 0arden.

In It's report OF tho weiis-Brown price
fight at Madison Square Garden on
Wednesday night. The Evening World
referred to the inefficient special police
men on duty In the building az "Pinker-
tons" 1t was the general belief that
tho special officers had been supplied
by the Pinkerton Detective Agency.
This is denied by George Bangs. gem
eral anage OF tho New York branch.
Mr.. Bangs made the following state
ment to-day to Tho Evening World:
We desire to state for the informa-
tlon Of the public that the services
OF this egency were not employed In
any way at Madison Square Garden
on the night OF Aug. 30. We are in
no way responsible for the alleged
Acknowledgement OF the attendance.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
IRISH VOLUNTEERS GO
INTO CAMP TOMORROW,
First Regiment Receives Orders
to March for Rosedale, L. l.,
for Three DAYS Outing.

The annual encampment Of tho First
Regiment. Irish Volunteers. will be
held at Camp Ben Burb. Rosedals,
L. l.. Sept. 3. ; and 4. h encampment
win no opened by Companies Il. and +.
sunday there win be a military mass
on the field. OF which the Brigade
Chaplain. tho Rev. william Il. Nc
Loughlln. VIII be the celebrant.
Col. Charles Crowley and Lleut.-Col.
E. i. Gilgar have Issued orders for As
sembling the regiment at tho Irish
American clubhouse tomorrow In field
uniforms, which include campaign hats.
blu shirts. khaki pants. leggings. belts
and haversacks. The field oficer of the
day Is Major Thomas J. Nolan and the
officer of the day Capt. Charles h.
Montgomery.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
CHARLES FR0HMAN OUT.
After Weeks of Illness He Attend,
MT the EmpSre

Charles Frohnan was ablo last night
for the hrst lime after eleven weeks
OF Illness 10 enter the Empire Theatre.
Tit occasion was u dress rehearsal OF
John Drew's new play "A Single Man"
Hubert Henry Davies. tho author. was
also present.
Mr.. Frohman has been confined 10 his
room In the knickorbocksr Hotel by
articular rheumatism. He was unable
TO attend the premiere OF The Siren
IN which Brian opened at the
Knickerbocker Theatre on Monday.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
NEWPORT TENNIS FINALS
PUT OFF TILL TOMORROW.

NEWPORT, II, l., Sept. l.--pecause OF
the poor condition OF tho turf on the
championship court the mi In the all
corners tournament FOR the national
lawn tennis championship were post
poned until tomorrow At II A. M, when
the two survivors. Boals c. Wright OF
Boston and Maurice Il, Mclaughlin OF
san Francisco, will meet. The challenge
match win be played on Monday. Tho
winner OF the finals win be pitted
against william A. Larned. the national
champion.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
QUICK couRTsHir ON BOARD
THE OCEAN LINER.

On board tho ship the Baron" md
shs cast 3 coy glence In the direction
OF that gentleman. sought an introduce
.oh TO me, and Capt. Thompson Obliged
MIN Two days out we were engaged
ana the captain said he wanted To see
US married before his ship sailed back
TO Sweden. TO We agreed TO he mar
ried before ] started for Chicago. II
would not do, you know, 20 trave, that
Tar without being married. for people In
.n,oaso are so peculiar In that they
talk about such things"
The Baron said his family was con-
nected with the royal house OF Sweden.
He Is a cousin OF Baron Cedcrstrom,
husband of Adeline Patti. Tho Baron
brought some horses from Sweden and
intends starting a stock farm some
where In this State.
After leaving the Marriage license
Bureau he and his bride-to-be spent
some time In looking over the marriage
laws OF the different States In the hope
that they could md one nearby where
. license Is not required.
The evening world., 1911-09-01

ALBANY, Sept. l~.-Requests for I'M
mediate appropriations for the State
Library and Education Department and
for power to contract to the extent OF
81. 0o0,0 900 for the library and for 500, 900
for furnishing the new education build
ing. were matte by the State Board Of
Regents in resolutions adopted yester-
day.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
"old Guard" Vet, Feast Commando

Two hundred members OF Old Guard
Camp. Spanish War Veterans, gave a re-
ception to Morris Simmons. Commander
in-Chief of the order. who returned yes
terday from Oklahoma, at Reisenweber's.
The new Acknowledgement. George NJ.
Tuscan. of Seattle, Wash, announced
that he will make his headquarters in
this city.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
WAITS 6 HOURS TO BE FIRST.
Deposition in Brooklyn's Now
Postal bank starts Line at Q A. NJ.

Norris Settler of No. 300 Palmetto
street. Brooklyn, was the rrst deposit
or In the Brooklyn Postal Savings Bank.
which opened to-day In the main POST
ONCE. Washington and johnson
streets. Settler came to this country
from RoumaniA IN 1896. SO ANXIOUS
was he TO be the first to open an ac-
count In the new Institution tina, he
started the line AT Q A. NJ. and waited
six hours. He put In n 500 bill.
Arthur w. Rohberger. a postal clerk.
OF No. e Beaver street. was second. lie
arrived at the Post-Omce at 3.a0 O'Clock,
When the bank opened for business
i've men, two boys and Mrs. Herbert
Fernandez. wife OF a letter carrier, OF
No. ifSs Pacific avenue. were In line.
Postmaster VOORHEES, had two clerk,
TO attend to he deposltors,
The evening world., 1911-09-01
Yacht ci.b's Closing Day Monday.

The Pilgrim Yacht Club will hold It's
closing day celebration at the club
house. foot OF Bay Forty-seventh
street, Ulmer Park. At 1 o'clock Mon
day afternoon. An elaborate pro-
gramms Will be carried out, consisting
Of aquatic sports that will include con
tests for both men and women, and Of
motor boat. auxiliary and catboat races.
The races will be over a triangular
nine-mile course. At the conclusion Q
banquet will be served in the club
house.
The evening world., 1911-09-01
DISAPPOINTED BARON TEARS
UP THE APPLICATION PAPERs.

Thu Baron was pecvish nbou, b,s
failure to secure the RICH, 10 became a
benedict again. n In great temper
tore up the application. While his near
bride looked on IN dlsmay.
i tell you what we will do h. re-
assured her. I'VE will 10 on to Chicago
ana stralghten this thing on, there"
Inc Baron had brought the Nor
weslah consul to the Marriage License
oureAu 10 voneh for his right to take
W"e' Out tho law requires a
divorced person to PRODUCE tho d.cr..