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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW 10RK- THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1901. MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. STARTLING EXTENT OF DEAL" GOLF TOURNEY -II VERY OPEN EVENT. FILED AGAINST THE CITY. Ml FOUND CHURCH IN RUINS. Sheffield.

August 18 The Rev. Father J. H. Hurley of Worcester, who was recently assigned to the Roman Catholic parish here, arrived to take charge to-day, but he found the church in ruins. Early tn tb day, during heavy thunderstorm, the church was struck by lightning and burned.

The parochial residence was saved In a damaged condition. The loss is insurance $3,000. THE FAMOUS MARTINI COCKTAIL MADE ONLY FROM Martini Rossi ITALIAN" Dr. Lyon's PERFECT Tooth Powder AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY Bursting Hose RuinedaWoman's Dress and Her Husband Demands S65. Record Breaking Field in the lists, but Few Title Holders Are Competing.

Over Fifty Per Cent, of That Sold in the City Is Fraudulently Labeled. GOT S200 BY FALSE PRETENSES. Jacob J. Lower was arrested nt his home, 15a Franklin street, nt midnight, as he was returning from Coney Islard, by Court Officer O'Donnell. He was charged to-day before Magistrate Nnuroer, In ite Myrtle avenue court with grand larceny.

The complainant, Hermann Doscher, treasurer of the Franklin Brewing Company, of 411 Flushing Kvcnue, said that on June It lam, acting on representations made to him by Lower, he gave the latter a check for 1200. Loer said he was about to hire the premises at 644 Drlggs avenue and that he proposed to fit up too same as a liquor stoie. Ccmplaip.ant lift him have the money to buy fixtures and pay the rent. Complainant said he found all of the representations made Uy defendant to be false and declared that Lower had appropriated the money to his own use. Magistrate Naumer held bower tn SjOU bail, for examination on August -J.

LOOKING FOR LOBECKER. John Lobecker, aged 24 years, and simple ELDERLY WOMAN HURT. Maria Lazwlskl, go years old, ot 45 Hud son street, while crossing the street In front Vermouth IN EVERY CITY AND VILLAGE IN THE UNITED STATES SALES HOTTLHS A YEAR. Us 3d by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century PREPARED BY oi isas Broadway to-day, was knocked down by a trolley car and receieved a Bevere scalp wound. She was attended by Amhulaocc Surgeon Heuser of the Bushwirk Hospital and removed to that Institution.

EARLY SCORES RULED HIGH. ONE MAN'S AUTO WAS SMASHED. CREOSOTE AND FUSEL OIL USED. ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT. TROTTING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

T. M. Sherman, of Utica, Leads the Way The Total of Claims Recently Lodged With the Controller Is About $400,000. of Health Physicians' InvestigationsImpurities iu Ice Cream and Confections. O'CONNOR FAILS TO GET REVIEW.

In the Qualifying Round With 86. Metropolitan Stake of $5,000 the Feature on To-day's Card Early Results. John M. Kaennerel, 50 years old, of 7205 Eighth avenue; was arrested this morning by Detectives Marks and Hotter, of the Fourth avenue station, on the complaint of assault and attempted robbery made by Mark Sundqutst, Seventy-second street and Eighth avenue, on August 3. minded lroni childhood, nas been missing from his home at 103 Meeker avenue since Mondav wnen he followed an Italian band Thai more than 50 per cent, of all the (Special ro the Eagle.) Deal Beach.

N. August IS Just 127 men Application of McAdoo's Appointee as Property Clerk Turned Down by Justice Dickey. started this morning In the open tourna Claims against the city for damages to the extent of about $400,000 have been filed recently with the finance department and are awaiting adjustment now. The claims are classified under several heads, such as for personal injuries, for deaths, for sewer over TENNIS LEADERS MEET. ment of the Deal Golf Club, which showing knocks all other eutry lists this season into flaky flinders.

Indeed, barrring champion awav from the neighborhood ot nis nouse. His father, Charles Lobecker, was at local police headquarters this morning asking the officials to send out a general alarm. The young man is 5 feet 8 Inches in height, has blue eyes and weighs 150 pounds. He was coatles's when he went away, wore brown trousers and a blue cap. SAY DOOLEY IS SLATED TO GO.

flows, for wages alleged to be due employes ships, there has been no such outpouring of golfers tt a single event for two or three seasons. Last August Deal's tourney con of the city under the prevailing rate of wages, for teachers' back salaries, etc. Collins and Little and Lamed and Stevens Paired in the Newport Tournament. flicted with Shlnnecock. so the club exerted (Special to the Eagle.) Race Track, Brighton Beach, N.

August 18 The main event on the card for the fourth day of the Brighton Grand Circuit meeting is the Metropolitan Stake of (5,000 for 2:18 class pacers at one mile, to be run on the Empire plan. The track is fast, but before the first race started a strong wind blew down the homestretch. A half dozeu starters are named for the Metropolitan anil unless the hard luck which haj followed the favorites Is again in evidence, Morning, Star, a winner at the Empire meet, should duplicate his performance here. in the 2:07 dash for trotters at one mile, John F. Cockerlil's former speedway star.

Swift, will have a number, of admirers on itself this season to get out a big field. The For personal injuries received the claims which have been filed with the Controller In the past few months amount to over 184,500. Ira Leo Bamberger, the lawyer, has put clubhouse being Inadequate for the crowd the luncheon tables are spread under the trees. If a shower comes up some one is Newport, R. August 18 A cloudless sky and a light westerly breeze favored the players-to-day In the national tennis tourna Politicians Aver That Coney Island's Czar Will Soon Be Sent to Another Precinct.

going to get wet. liquors sold over the bar and In the leading hotels of -New York City is fraudulently labeled and not what it purports to be is the startling statement made to an Eagle reporter to-day by one of the physicians who has been working in the crusade of the Health Department against adulterated liquors, beverages and confections. "The greater part of the whisky, brandy and beer sold in New York to-day is chemically prepared and is absolutely unfit for the human stomach," said the physician. "Never before 1 began to look into this thing did I imagine the extent to which this practice of manufacturing and bottling impure liquors has grown in recent years. The impurity of the Ice cream and soda water essences is also far more general than any one would believe.

Before this Investigation of Dr. Darlington Is ftniBhed there will be some startling revelations." One of the results of the facts brought to light so far is that all physicians are to be warned that in prescribing liquor of any sort In their practice they should make certain that the patient obtains pure liquor and not the fusel oil, creosote variety. ment, on the Casino courts, and although Naturally, there Is a big turnout from all the Jersey resorts, but it Is the big territory represented that is chiefly remarkable. All the Hudson River clubs as far as Troy the New York Yacht Club's races in the harbor divided the Interest of the summer colony, yet the attendance was much larger than on yesterday. Tennis week has brought In claims for teachers' back salaries to the amount of about $7,000 for the period extending from January to July, 1S99.

The claims for wages under the prevailing rate of wages amount to over $10,000. Among the claims for personal injuries alleged to have been received through the carelessness of the city are two put in by residents of Brooklyn. Margaret Condon has asked for $20,000 damages for Injuries alleged to have been sustained in front of 56 Thomas O'Connor, property clerk or the police department, at Mulberry street, Manhattan, to-day made an application before Justice Dickey, in Special Term, for an order vacating the order of Justice Mnddox of June 2, which gamed a peremptory writ of mandamus against Police Commissioner McAdoo, compelling him to reinstate Charles D. Blatchford, former property clerk, who had previously been removed. O'Connor at the same time asked for permission to be made a party defendant in the action of Blatchford against the Commissioner, which is to be tried out before the Appellate Division.

Justice Dickey denied the motion, saying that, as an appeal had already been taken, he would not interfere. "It is evident." reads Justice Dickey's indorsement, "that the purpose of this motion is to have me review and reverse the decision of Justice Waddox in this mailer. An appeal has been taken and the Appellate Division is the proper tribunal to hear appeals." Thomas O'Connor was appointed property clerk January lii of this year, after Blatchford had been removed peremptorily. Blatchford had been appointed to Ihe position May IT. Justice Mnddox.

in his derision graining the writ of mandamus, held that the position of property clerk was a regular clerksHip and that Blatchford was account of his good work last week. Beside these events there will be three dash races, as follows: 2:17 trot, mile and a sixteenth; It is understood that, since there has been a change in matters of leadership In th.s Coney Island district, und th) defections from the standard ot Doyle and Tammany down there, theit Is a disposition cn fair weather for a number of years, but sel have men here, and Southern organizations as far off as Baltimore. From the West, Pittsburg and Allegheny golfers are In force, and Connecticut and the Berkshire's hove standard bearers. While scores of excellent players are entered there is hardly a star lu the long roll. dom has it been so comfortable as this year The leading match for the day was be tween Kreigh Collins, the Western champion, and R.

D. Little, who was the runner the part of the powers that be to gut rid of Robert E. Dooley as the commai ding ofliccr of the Coney Island precinct. Tlicrc was a tip around local headquarters tins morning to the effect that Dooley 's usefulness was and 58 Fifteenth street, on January 18, 1894. Her lawyers are Foley Powell.

up in the Western tournament this summer. No gathering this year has been so devoid of title holders, and there are comparatively few of the young element that has forged ahead in the last few months. Consequently the event is a very open affair. Three of tho best known Brooklynltes starting are Dr. A T.

Dwlght: Dyker Meadow; W. P. Pickett, Crescent, and Arthur McAleenan, Hollywood. Jersey City's two lending players, George H. Bowley and A.

I. Drayton, are here. Some of the other etarters most familiar in the metropolitan districts are Walter T. Stern, captain at St. Andrew's; H.

B. Billings, 2:12 pace, mile and an eighth, and 2:07 pace, one mile. The starters, drivers and betting in the first race, the 2:17 dash for trotters, purse ftino, were as follows: Alexander Campbell (A. B. Commings), even.

l.eoimra (De Ryder), a to 1 and even. 8. (Garrison). 4 to 1 anil 8 to ft. John Calrlwell iThomiwon).

8 to 1 and to Helle Bllgo iNlles), 21) to 1 ami to 1. Ruth C. IKennoy), to 1 und 7 (u 6. The race was won by Alexander Campbell; second, John Caldwell; third, Leonora. Time, 2:20.

Leonora the lead at the start and led by a full lenglh to the half. Here Alexander Campbell and John Caldwell closed up the gap and ran on even terms to the last sixteenth. Alexander Campbell forged ahead of Leonora, who made a bad break, loslug second place to John Caldwell. Second race First heat, 2:18 pace, best two In Morning Star, first; Atigui Pointer, second; China Maid, third. Time, 2:07.

In the challenge match for the title In that event Collins won from Little after four sets, and he was expected to secure another victory to-day. Another match of considerable Interest was that between former Champion William A. Lamed and the Western player. Richard Stevens. It wbb thought Larned would have little difficulty In winning.

Larned took the first set by steady, con gone, and that the best thing for Tammany Interest at the Island would be to have a man there who was not so desperately disposed, to walk a chalk line as the present police czar there. Mr. Dooley has an instinct, purely born of police service In the old city of Brooklyn, to thump a head when he sees it, or, to put it more plainly, to follow up lawbreakers with a pertinacity that is foreign to diplomacy in all countries of civilization. There may be a possibility now that Mr, Dooley may butt in where he Is not wanted, and this is a The most injurious of the chemicals used in the adulteration and preparation of the bad whiskey which abounds In New York City are fusel oil and creosote. The creosote is used In the manufacture of the so called Scotch and Irish whiskeys from the domestic or rye whiskey of the cheaper sort.

One dealer told the physician that there was no better basis for Scotch whiskey than a cheap grade of domestic whiskey and that a large part of that sold was manufactured in that way. From the preliminary reports of the In protected from peremptory removal by Sec-tinn of ihe charter, wherein it Is clas- John H. Bock, administrator of the estate of Robert H. Bock, through H. F.

Lawrence, has presented a claim for damages on account of the death of Robert H. Bock, through injuries alleged to have been received on December 21, 1903, opposite 673 Marcy avenue. Samuel Kraus, as guardian for Alfred Kraus, through Robert Stewart has asked for $5,000 for Injuries received by the plaintiff on May 23. 1904, at Concord and Adams streets. Some of the claims that have been presented to the Controller sot up unusual grounds for damages.

J. M. Glblln, of Manhattan, has asked for $65 damages to his wife's dress, causesd by the bursting of a hose of the Street Cleaning Department at Ninety-fourth street and West End avenue, of the civil servire positions. I pififd us one Essex County; F. H.

Thomas, Morris County; Fred 8. Keller, Westchester Golf Club; S. Wylie, Harvard, and Arthur and Raymond Havemeycr, Seabright. time when the leaders who have Tammany in sistent play, though Stevens put up a creditable game and made the most ot his back court style of play. The best Stevens could do in the second set was to take one game.

Even at that he was only 10 points behind Larned, so close The weather conditions are Ideal, although the strong wind upset many not accustomed to the extremely long course. The links O'Connor, on th contrary, claims that the duties of a property ciVrk are those of a trusted und confidential appointee of the police comnifcisiorer. Hi; had been appointed himself hy Commissioner McAdoo, upon the iattT's assumption of tho office at the beginning of tne present administration. O'Connor also asked that the order of Justice he vacated, because it injured Mm in preventing the payment to him of his salary. declared hf had no opportunity to he heard in court unless he was made a party defendant.

have undergone many changes in distance but the total length Is practically the same, terests to coddle would like to make a few friends among the influential on the burning sands. So, It Is portended, Mr. Dooley's term of service at the Island is to be cut short, and It may be that within a few days, or maybe a week or two, he will be sent to some other scene of usefulness, where he may not be so excessively busy all the while. Dcimtv Commissioner Fan-ell was asked RACING AT SARATOGA. Manhattan.

Nathaniel A. Campbell asks for $1,000 damages to his automobile on April 25, 1904. on Seventh avenue, between One 6,250 yards. A ditch on the last hole Is Hundred and Forty-first and One Hundred Mudlarks Have an Inning for the First Time During the Meeting. were the games.

The last set was like the others In Biyle and result, Larned taking It at 62. Little and Collins went on at once with Collins serving. The first set took twenty-four games. Though It was very close there was no very good tennis, both men being erratic, Collins particularly so. In Ihe second set Little won the advantage In the first game by breaking through on service and won the set by 6 3, proving much stronger than his opponent.

He scored the third set. too, Collins get about tho only new hazard. Up to 1 o'clock the lowest men In were H. L. Bond, Baltimore, and A.

L. Swords, Morristown Field, 90, and Dr. Martlu, Fairfield, who was champion of Connecticut several years since, 91. Mnny of the contestants needed several strokes more for the return Jcurney than they did going out, although the bogey for the first half Is two strokes less. In this reapect the showing of Raymond Havemeycr was noteworthy, being 47 and 64.

spectors engaged in the work of investigating the adulterations It has become evident that the crusade will assume much larger proportions than was originally Intended. In the field of liquor selling the corruption of standard brands of liquor has gone so far and the market for spurious brands has become so wide that Dr. Darlington is convinced that he will require the services of a large force of detectives before he can hope to do much toward eradicating the evil. In this work the manufacturers of several standard brands of whisky have expressed a desire to co-operate. In the field of soft drinks, ice cream, flavoring, confectionery and case confections, adulteration has been found to be equally general, but less Injurious In character.

The use of parrafin In candles and Iced cakes of cheaper grade Is one of the most serious of these adulterations. Inspectors of the Health Board are busily engaged in all parts of the city collecting Bamples of the different things for chemical and Forty-second streets, Manhattan. Patrick H. Flynn, Ihe contractor, has put in a claim of $163,057.48 for extra work and unnecessary delay on the contract for ihe foundations for the Manhattan tower of the new East River bridge. His attorney Is Andrew D.

Parker. Twenty-eight residents of Brooklyn have put in claims for damages caused by the overflowing of sewers, amounting to Summer Resorts. about the matter this morning, but he was aa non-committal as the late Mr, Talleyrand, and said with a pleasant snjilt that Captain Dooley was an excellent commanding officer and would do mighty good duly wherever he might be. Thai was the verdict of Commissioner McAdoo, who refused lo remove him when it was appurent that the men in charge of the district politically warned lo show what a highly moral part of the town Coney Island was, and how much che' administration of Mayor McClellcn was willing to do to keep things pure and clean and sweet at the seaside resort. But now the dominant power nt Coney Island, polit ting only two gamcB.

Collins made a game fight after the rest and succeeded In pulling out the fourth set at 64 by net playing, CROQUET BY THE SEASHORE. Far Rockaway, L. August IS A croquet tournament was held on ihe lawn of the Ocean Houge on Saturday afternoon last, in which there were twenty contestants and the N. Y. Y.

C. FLEET AT NEWPORT. 108.22. The largest claim Is for $2,800. presented by James J.

Long, on account of the overflowing ot a sewer at 119 Harrison avenue. Catherine A. Berdux. of 8(H Diamond street, has asked for $2,172 damages for the destruction wrought by the overflowing of a sewer. There are two other claims for $2,000, but the remainder are all for email amounts.

(Special to the Eagle.) Saratoga Race Track, N. August 18 For the firat time since the present meeting, the track to-day was a trifle heavy aui slow. Last night's heavy downpour did what Its numerous predecessors failed to accomplish, und to-day the mudlarks had their chance, for, while the top surface appeared dry when the racing began, underneath It was heavy. The weather waa ideal for racing, however, and an excellent crowd was present. The Albany, a handicap at six furlongs lor two-year olds, wss the stake feature for to-day and It promised a rattling contest.

Scheduled to face the barrier in this race were McChord, Jack Lory, Dandelion, Allumeur and others. The meeting of McChord and Jack Lory was looked orw arqV to) The scores follow: Name and club. 1.. Roiiil. Kaltlmnre Dr.

B. Martin, Falrfleld 8. Keeler. Westchester A. K.

Barren. Herkwhtre Juhn C. Oliver. Deal W. K.

I.oushnian. Knulewoed A. 1. MnrrUtnwn Field V. P.

Pickett. CreHcent J. K. t'onklln. Englewod J.

H. Hangerty. Deal 3. I. Usui i.

T. Tiffiiiy. ts.tlf. Out. ....47 .,..48 ....56 ....46 ....) il analysis.

According to me pnjuinnu Very handsome prizes were presented and laid the facts before the Eagle there active refreshments were served throughout the ically, has fallen Into the hands of Senator P. H. McCarren, and it must be shown that things are going lo the demnltlon bowwows down there. That Is the argument that backs the gossip that Dooley Is to he sent pretty soon Small Boat Bases the Feature To-day. Astor Cup Event The Hun Yesterday.

VI M. Wllunn. New I. I Whlllm-k. Ural course nt the game.

KlrHt woman's prize, 1 a cut glass bowl, kbs won by Miss Anna May Lung, second, a bronze clock. MiSB Edna Brugman; third, a silver jewel ease, was won by Mits Julie Ring, the well knowu artist First men prise, silver penknife. V. second, sliver match safe, Will the same danger of taking poisons into the stomach from this class of edibles and drinks as from alcoholic Honors. The counsel for several of the large whisky manufacturers said to-day that he had had agents collect more than 400 samples of the whisky sold in the leading saloons of Manhattan and Brooklyn and that chemical experts were now at work analyzing these compounds.

The result of this Investigation, The claims for back wages under the prevailing rate of wages, amounting lo more than $10,000, are nearly all by employes of the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity of Brooklyn and Queens. Employes of the Health and Correction department have also ptiUn. claims. A of employes of the Department of Water Supply, Gns and Electricity have petitioned for an Increase in wages of from $3 to .1 day, under the prevailing rate. 115 GALLONS OF HASH.

i. 41 ..17 iam r. itz-slmmona; third, watch fob, F. M. Mullarkey.

A. KIrkiiatrlek. Sew r. P. Alilrlrom.

Peal H. H. Hillings Krx County Iviji Wylle. 8-ahrlBhl V. P.

U'hltlork. DMl C. F. Ahlntrom. uul X.

P. Bond. Baltimore A. H. Vail.

r. II, Glliclt. I 'el ha III v. H. Hsylli, Kiialewood N.

Putnam. Penl R. B. Stoutentiei K. I'eal to some other precinct.

It mav be only gossip, bit there seems to be a slrcr.g sentiment at local headquarters, among those who are on the Inside, but who have no liberty to talk as from the book, thai there Is to be a change In the captaincy nt the beach, Biid that Wore the season of holiday nnd pleasure Is over. WANTS SOME OF BAKER'S DOUGH Newport, R. August Is The remainder of the week horcwll lbe devoted to the raoes of the Now York Yacht Club fleet, of which the features to-day are the events for small The Astor Cup race la scheduled for to-morrow. The last regular run of tho cruise from Vineyard Haven to this port, which occurred yesterday, was full of varying conditions which lent plenty of excitement to the Journey of thirty-seven miles. Iu the start from the Martha's Vineyard port a heavy fog bothered the boats considerably, a number of them putting back to harbor and not setting forth again until the weather had In.

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Maiinnlnir .1. Illlwnrth. IMtubiirs Oorae MmlH)'. V. Thim.

Denl K. (I. Krafer. Jersey Heally. Trey tecnths, Africander, Major Dalngerfield, Short Hose, f.razillo, Cloverland, Elliott anil Go Between were named as starters.

Insuring a hard race and an exciting finish. Chart, first race: Auditor, It 1 Burns). I to 1, I to S. Damon, 19 iMsrtlnl. ID to 4 tn 1, orthodox.

I'lS 1 Fuller). to 3 to I. Monte I'srlo. let) iWalahl. 4 to 1.

8 tn 6. Allnenla, Itl'Nelli. to 5, to 5. CHatHllan. iTravera), 12 to 1.

4 to I. Leiolii. 1H2 i Phillips). 7 tn 1, i to 2. Vil.tlan.

pal 15 to to 1, 9ft ii I. 'onnori. to 3 tn 1. Mai-Joiam. t'N ijnneei, 7 to 1.

5 lo 2. Misting l.luk. lav 2e to 1, I to 1. The race was won by Marjoram, with Miss Ing Link second and Monte Carlo thirl. Time, 1:14 3-5.

w'hich is being conducted Independently or the Health Board, will be embodied in a report to be made public in a short time. The report thai Dr. Darlington attributed the high death rate among children on the East Side to the general consumption of cheap Impure soda water and Ice cream was denied to-day. "The most startling results of this cru-ssde will be In the revelations which will b. made In regard to chemically prepared liquor," ald the Health Board physician to-dav.

"You will understsnd what 1 mean when 1 say that 50 per cent, of the whisky and brandy sold In one of the leading Brooklyn hotels Is chemical liquor." ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SUMMEH DAYS AT WYANDANCE. Wyamlaoce, L. August It Last Saturday was ftonkonkoma Day with the Wyan-danee colony.

The party left nt 7 o'clock In the evening and arrived at Konkonkoma at 7.30. The party attended the play given for the benefit of the Ftonkonkoma fire company on the lawn of the Lake Front Hotel. The lay was a great success and was enjoved by all present, owing to its length, none of the party attended Ihe dance given afterward, but had to hasten to catch the train. Owing to the darkness of the roads and the strange country, some got lost and kept the train waiting lor on hour. Nevertheless, everybody arrived home In good snlrit.

Una. The air was pervaded with an aroma of barbecued meats, rltes the editor of the Ettie Beckerraan to Sue Isaac Becker for $20,000 Damage for Breach of Promise. .1. H. Martin.

Pttnl.urg cleared somewhat. Among craft doing this I lAiiPirn Krew. F. II. i ouniy Abbeville IS.

Medium, sttendltig sn old- were lnP 0-rater Neola, and schooners .1. It. A. Hnwnt-'l, lieinwsre Justice Dickey, In Special Term, to-day ap fashioned political gathering of the South. Loyal.

Cacique. Vergemere and Kndymlon. We went to the pits and took notes of what rest mlng the Journey again Neola passed was ready for Ihe feast. Twenty-nine car-1 IfJ," pointed Hyman Beckerman. of US Selgel street, guardian ad lltsm of his 30 year old casses were barbecued.

Of these there wore ne run WJB Dn(1 tnc bost w0 daughter, Ettlr Beckerman, who Is about seven shoats and twenty-two sheep and disqualified. to bring a breach of promise action against goats. Five beeves were made Into hash. In The fleet had a beat of twenty miles lo SARATOGA ENTRIES. tlorrv Townaetin, Spring T.

Napier. Ileal II, O. Baxter, oranae B. Clark. Hlwanoy W.

M.mla.. Kl. J. H. Wood.

Apnwaniia Arthur McAleenan. .1. H. Tunwr. Deal .1 I.

P.ek Hcranton T. M. Whatman. tnilaiiiada A V. Jnnilion.

Horlna I. ska T. ImlBht t)krr .1 T. Smith, Denl Paul Halter. County c.airtaia Heott.

hprlna lik. the Vineyard Bound l.lgntsnip. just oeiore Among the arrivals at tho Grand Atlantic Hotel are- Mr. and Mrs. W.

Barry, Mr. and Mrs. J. Smythe, Mrs. J.

I'eacoe and daughter. Mrs. Abraham. E. H.

Iteardon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I'. Jones. Mr.

marriage contract with the young man. and juini rorn won nrsi prize In the pnnv race last Saturday niternnon, with Mr. Boertzel a second. Swimming took many away from the ((mils courts on Sunday, as It was the first clear day In Bome time. Among the late arrivals are Miss Stuart, Mr.

English, Jehu Lawrence and Henry Add. this point was reached the breeze hauled somewhat, giving the racers a chance lo ease sheets a little and reach for Ihe finish off Bremen's Beef Lightship. The fto-foot vawl Hvhnrita led the squadron lo anchor. hash and In another boiler at least twenty-flve gallonr. It was made In the very best mode.

One could eat It with Impunity and not a complaint of any sickness has been heard. William A. Lanier had charge of the her suit will be brought upon this document, which waa executed between the erstwhile lover and Hyman Ueekeinian and provided that the wedding should take place, December 3, The girl now asserts that on July 23 last. and Mra. W.

H. Craw. Josephine Mcllvane, John H. 8. Smyer, J.

Dodds and J. Dndds. Miss Ada Ttigh, C. Ilazzeth and daughter. N.

w. Anlhony. I (Special to the Eagle.) Saratoga, August 18 The entries for tomorrow's rarrs are as follows: First race -Knr mar. ef all ages; handicap. Haven furlocsa.

Nmne. Name. Wht. Hold ney If Mem Tla Mln. -unmaM Mirjorsm HI Heather 113 Vlraln HI Hilin 411 Hccond race -For 8 year nl.Ja snd upaaril: sell Liu.

Mm tin un.1 I ia Mhatile. tr t'eal covered Ihe thlr.y-.even mile. In 4 hours. Jnhnn. Wjoniin, Vsl.ey cooking.

As Is well known he Is very much opposed to rings In polities, but he certainly H-ckcr had returned the contract to her and Miss M. K. o'Dnnnell II. A. Jordan, J.

Horsfell. Kralmer. of Manhattan; Mrs. Relrson and daughter, Mrs. t).

Blcll Drum-niond. Misses Nellie. Mary and Alice Far-rell. Mazle Fox. Mrs.

A. Milling, J. Emma Milling, (ieorge Milting, J. t. Craig, of Brooklyn.

ihat he naa men no. men nc fc, of t.oml,lnaun or not carry out his part of the contract. Hhs tn carrv out her nan of the ring. These ring men stood close together contract. The action for breach of marriage contract Is the outcome of the transaction.

Beckerman Is a prosperous baker In the Eastern 32 minutes and seconds. J. Rogers Maxwell's 70-footer Yankee was only 11 minutes and 33 seconds away, having clung lo the imported craft In able manner. The cups offered by Vice Commodore H.nry Walters for the sloop or yawl and th. schooner winning the greatest number of squadron run.

on elapsed time, go to Sybarite and the arhoon.r Corona. It Is almost Impossible to figure out the winners of th other numerous trophies which wre offered for the different runs under certain conditions. Many of the craft hare not as yet beeu ooVlally measured and until this matter Is done no definite derisions can be made. This lack of measurement data threatens District. and did not let any outsider come In lo interfere with their business.

It Isn't every man that can barbecue meat, hut Lanier Is "William, the Conqueror" In Ihe business. About flftoen hundred people were present. They came In good buggies and carriages, driving fine horses and fat mules. The women were dressed In good taste and had an air of happy content about them. Th.re were children of all sizes and ages, full of lite ing ut.

nine inn a riirioii. on turf. Nsnie, Name. filiate ll.le Kiaia tol l.a.ly The Meaailiger te.l Kaav Slreel Mroiklyntte ley -atiltflower Iieinurier loli llomi Third rsc For nill.s 2 years old; selling, snd a half furlonfa Name. VAht Nsmt 4 Katie sffry rnfferani-e 94 Flinders Iianaeuiie ih II (i2 Thlrtv Third Mlallaa 9 a-kill iv.

ivav 91 Hall and P.pner... Will. II 94 9J five Wht. 14 f4 4 9 9t P4 PATCHOGUE, L. I.

ratehogue, L. August 18 A concert was given Inst Saturday hy the talent of the Thurbers Bay avenue cottages, for the benefit of Seymour Sweeny, the head of a very poor family in P.iuhoguo, The programme: bun. "Huna.trl.in liam-e." by Brahma. Miss Grace Carr and Mr. A.

E. Ilrlon; solo, "I Love You Best of All. Mamma. Hear." Miss May Ball; piano wait, "styrlenne," by Wollenhaupt, Master Lester Ilrlon; duet, "liond-nlght. im Plnsutl, Miss Ira lirlon and Mr.

A. Hri.in; recitation. "The Mallard of Sweet (Jraco Csrr; vloltn solo. "Knmancc Bnlcrn" hy Dsncla, Master Theodore llager: soprano solo. "Carnival Mnlloy." Miss ein.

VICE PRESIDENT OF MEXICO. In low card st 8ti. and F. H. Thomas, the young Essex County player, followed with 87.

The steadily rising w-lnd played havoc with medal showings, even of those familiar with the course. Cards: Phermun: run I I I I I Hi In I I I I I I I 4-42 81 Thomas: Oul I I I I I I I I in II I I I I I I 4-41 7 The psldlngs for lh match play round for the first sixteen follow: J. Whltlock vs. E. O.

Trasnr. H. Town- s.nd vs. R. T.

Jsmes. J. B. Tprner. vs.

F. H. Thomas. H. Bond vs.

A Dwlght. Billings vs. A. Hsvemcy.r. Dr.

C. Msrtln vs. F. D. Rioutenb.rg, A.

D. Swords vs. II. O. Baxter, T.

M. Sherman va. Waller Stern. AUTO COMPLETES 1418 MILES. Adclphl Chapter No.

9, O. E. S. A drama'le entertainment was glvrn last night nt lltner Park by Adelphl Chapter No. 9 E.

under the Ntispleea of the Hebrew laaciraa pis Fourth rai The Huron: handl. ap lor 3 year A Uuestlon as to His Coming Into the Succession, (an Corral continue the Dial organization? The future of tho Mexican republic hinges largely on tho answer to this question. Th" present do4-s not demand a second Plai. for Mexico Is now well established as and fun. Candidates moved around ainon; the people and were much encouraged.

Five hundred pounds of Ire had been provided to keep the crowd cool and there was lemonade enough to give everybody as many glasses as might h. called for. These extras were Ladles Auxiliary of Bath Beach. Two fares oioa. umi- mil.

and Name. VAht. Name, llonler 122 Pulaua wer presented, and there was a large al- tfiidanre. The cast In "A Pair or Trousers was a follows: Dick Haslett, Percy Una VAht. IIT Ill Ill riv.

at. IM nrd: Hsrrv Melford. Philip M. (londhart; HI Valentine 151 Admltha, M'tlns Ill MlnaoU Aurumaater Mi Fifth 1 year olds; handicap, ami a half lurtnsa Name rsiorin.r IM Bellsna Patrick O'Flynn Oeorge Hruie; bool black, dame. Krna Item, Atu CsVr and Master William Hall; duet.

HU1. Miss Helen Hill and Master Arthur Hall. ilano kiiIo. "Rhapsodi. llon-grolae." Mlaa Carr; aoprann nolo.

nh iinlln nliliKHto. For Ml Eternity," n'. In rum. Mrs. A.

E. Ilrlon and Muster (inter; fumy dancing. Krna Host. "in'. mlcd by children chorus Mr i lirimi tid Miss linn-.

Carr IIS to seriously affect Interest in the Astor Cup races to-morrow. In which Ihe sloops and yawls and evhooners Mil two classes on tint, allowance, according tn rating Last year, although the achnon.r cup was really won by Elmlna, it was finally found that she had never had her moi.urs-m.nta wholly completed the trophy was given to Ingomsr. In Ihe different classes on elapsrd tlm for th. run yest.rdsy gpssm best Ishkoodah by 3 asaennds. Aspirant beat truffle by 1 minute.

We.tmao. beat Queen Mab hy large margin. In th. race among ihe 70.foot.rs Yanke. b.al Virginia hy 4 minutes and 41 second and Rainbow hy 5 mlnut.s and ii s.ennds.

Th. winner In Ihe rlsss.a w.r Corons, Kstrlna, Resolute and Atomic. Iln.ad' lolli lltclireamar lV.itralde Ila r.aii. iimsn free and furnished by th. generous people sround Ihe Isosceles triangle.

Th.y don't do things hy halves In thai section. They aro a nobl. people, given to hospitality and so well off that they can afford to do the handsomo thing. A stand had lean provided for speaking and the legislative candidate were called on and cheerfully r.npnnd.d with persuasive eloqu.nc. Major F.

W. K. Nane. prealded and was In his element. His preliminary remarks were eloquent ind appropriate, ex- I Master Theodore Sllversteln; Emily ilaileit, Mian Ortrudc Wolf: Mrs, nmtcrqoai Mra.

Pcr'ln HiA'-k. Mnrjorlc Miss Mamie Lit-tenhiirg. Celia. Minn Ens Slurts: Pauline, I Mrs Kin Howard: lllrdle, Mrs, Carrie ('ndhrt; Jennie Miks liny l.ehmnn; Julia. a modern world power and Its people have come to appreciate the value of peace, hut the n-w ruler, to succeed, must prove himself a man of more than ordinary strength, pcmaalnt tact and ability lo cope Instantly with any political emergency.

If Mexlro pass from Diss lo Corral without political trouble, the possibility ot Internal disturbances In future years will be gr.atly diminished, Tho minister of tho Inn rlor Is now years of age, and for Clement-Bayard Car Beatt Many Rec-Olds In Non-Stop Eun. Ill I Marry fJirk 115 f'lsar f'n. 1.7 tn.rnrhv l.rry I'a' Hi tn for the hleh 'n M. Kin.t. lti, Thro- i uore muni Th.

other fare, was "Who's lo Win lllm?" Hlslh msldrn 3 sr olds and upwsrd. Cute mils. Will. Nsm. Uhl.

rrhalaaf I'd Paraiaten-a II Oul of Ilea, a 112 Sir eh-p t.ll rts at Trlneeaa llelieler 'S Phi.niom lea Midliy p) piais ring loil lending a cordial welcnm. to all. He said th. Diss administration. II.

Is a native of I no The R.v. Mr. Peeler th. opened exercises with Al-imos, a small town In the ststa of and the i-nat wan sh fnllnwa: I'vrll Daah-wond, Philip (londhart; Prattleioti Prim -rnae, Thendnrc I Stiirt. Squlr.

Mai Krleilliun. Una. Mlaa tiertrud. Wolf, Sylvia. Mlaa Kits Hiiinj.

Mlnnel'a Mra. F.minl. Howard; Muaidora. Mrs Carrie K. C.oodhari, Arali.Ua, Miss Hae WHITESTONE FIREMEN'S GAMES.

Irlperlsl to th Kagl.) riouoia. und, Ilk. IMa. Is of humble origin. Ilia In public life was as editor of lo new-papers In his nmhe town, both of when ealahllahed with Ihe purpose of fli.hll.ig 'hi admlnlstratlnn of (i.n.ral lfiai io Pes'intera, then (iov.rnor of Founts.

I. nter. Corral took Jiart In th. revolution Hi'ii r. aul'ed In deposing p.snulera, gramme out.

Th. concert was fidlowi hy dune Th. grounds beauilluMv illuminated, and th. ho attended hud a i-rv evening. I ix'y-two dollars were r.nlireil.

SHARON SPRINGS. Sharon H.rieii, Aiigum Is Th vtidi.ir. at Midrnn looking fnrwsrd to hoi. i l.i.'ic se.i-oi,. wlnrh mil login within I' il.ita nnd the nisnv tatetlrs and nov.

I wlii.h in otimov Ii. M.mv card p.ir'Ks have been unrmg -U. WlH-t pod. were tl 1 .1 ii I he Mall-h'l'l 111 W' III. I.IV lllld ill the PllHllon sod Miaron Holla.

Kriil.iv Kn.hr.- par- SECOND ROUND AT EXMOOR. Chilly Weather Greets Players in ths We.tern Golf Whltpstona, August II After th'' volunteer firemen of this place had paraded and feasted y.st.rday, th gsis at Knob's SAVED BY A HORSE. (Special to the Eagle.) Wrat Cad, Long Branch, August 18 At Mi" lo-dsy the Clemeol-Bsysrd auu completed 1.411 miles, Ih. engine having run continuously since Ihe start on Monday morning. The car was slopped for thirty minutes this morning to replace a connecting rod In the advance line.

While this was hrlng don a Irsk In Ihe feed pip. wss discovered and a oulrk Inspection ahnwd very little gasolln In th lank. Fortunst.ly a flv gallon ran was at bsnd and Ih. lank was tilled. A looks union was Ih cstis.

nf th. leak and a turn lightened II and sinpprd th Irsk. Msd ihe Irak not b.n discovered el thai tlm. Ih nlne would soon have stopped for lack of tu.l. J.

F. Merk. who drov during ih night, msd rxcentlonally gnod II. covered Hv. rnns.cutlv laps In Just on hour each prayer.

Major Xsne. then Introduced Orsn-vlll Heal, whuso brief and pointed remarks commanded Ihe strict a.ienllo.i of th. Then cam. Dr. P.

deliberate and rh.tnrlcnl; K. H. Cheatham, earnest and Itnprmslve; Wad. S. Cothrnn clear and convincing; John ('.

Iimax, frank and fear-lees, J. Prascr l.yon, ready and Intensive. Ih. ullinr of Ih. Medium filled In a llnl.

lime while th. tables were being set and the speaking Major Nam a very happy In Introduction nf ea ipeaker and be was especially so when h. presented th. bsi-helnr .1. Fras.r Lynn.

Th. Major sunk. I'srk w.r. opened and Ih crowd gathered to Led Rescuers to a Place Where Miners "'V. only mill- loi f'-i in- i.erii iiy inn Hi-w siain ndinlulaira'lnn, and In l7, alter hair Were Starving.

Anmh.r ra of lh Intelligent and falih-fiilnias of the hors. was brought out ye. miri.aii and irrdny when four miners, nearly d.ad from ilea ac-ra to-hl at III Eldrldg- iv nf wmnsii love and woman a rmistaney i I loi a fi a. 1 nnlala Ih rnul. th.

Ii.ill.. riiuagn. August I Chilly Esst winds off l-ake Michigan traversed Ih Westers gelt rhsmplonahlp links at the Exmooj- Countrr Club today whrn Ihe playara left Is the tourney prepared for Ih struggl In th see-end round of match play. Hsin threatened, hul Ihe gr Iters expected Ihat by mghifsll lbs chami'lnpalilp field will have been reduced in elaht Vetrday's d.f.at of Ih till, holder, Walter F.gsn. brought anxiety ss well ss I.

in f. a ,1 Miii'i In; entile to the Dni 11 of he was vice eov.rnor vt Honors. Mierssnl he aeired a d.piiiy to Ih. National I'niiur aa. and In was given ecarg.

uf ih" Koernmi'nl of Hunora, For (our years t'nrrl remained as governor of Ind an''-, ntol thai limn Honors made wind'TliI proKreaa aloni modern lines. In he was islled to Ihe cliv of Mexico ihe Pr. ni and msd. (lover, rnr of tl'. Federal Dinrl.i, which corresponds In the luairni nf Columbia, and In.

ludes ihe national and lis suh-lit Op January P'l, he entered ih. of Pri "Id. ni Diaz as mlntairr nf aM and said would tak. many voiea in mak. Mr.

t.vi ne In the l-cllanir. sure for a frm of Iwn years, while on. llnl. word "vim" from an ang.l on earth would i. h.tn a plac for life.

His rcn, ka r.r-tatnlv tniprcns.d Mr. Lynn, for h. spnk. as if lo mak both points Th. ishles wcr crowded with tik.

tieklea, citsiarda, tried chick. and a thou- made ih. car com down to elshl miles an hour. This restriction stop sny aii.mpt at a lime rcord. Th p.rl.as non amp r.mri I of 73 miles.

Ih. Darrsrq record of 1 11,3 1 miles th. Packard reiord of l.mio witness Ih sthletlc games and i-oniesis in which much Intrrest waa taken. Summaries: Una- rsee. open In nf nr.enaB'.

W.O I'lT K.lar. h-llv; I'a! lar.) ah lllar.l Fiwlal of enslne Httil huae ei.man i time II 4-8 sevnflna. tat I.e., Coalello nf Hn.l ladder a c. I hsrl-a Heitrli i.alne sit. hoa.

eompan Bed rsee, harlaa Mn.l Philip J-u i.js. h.a h.S and l.lor i-oniiMn-, Urn-. ar.nn.la. ol.ala.la r. Pi.ilLa lwla.

half ml -inn. Jamea lloera; time. tus of war lM.ean repieaiolMttieii nf seat le-a. an.l tea. nii.1 ladiler romiainv.

by angina ni4 temn. women's p.i Mrs Allirl oaeher: fi-f off--. Kl-T Molr of Hah. ay. re'ar rsea.

mil, in of mam an. I hoe r'mMin) laeaai ah.ait. Herla-rl Wllmoil TRIED TO HAVE ONE. Teacher Now, then Tnmray, vnu hav no good excuse for staying away from school y.sirrday. Inmmy W.ll.

Il wasn't my fault. T.aiher- wasn't? Tsminv No. ma'am. I done h.ai In ha. all ben b.sten Mr.

and Mrs. A R. fardlngmn arrlv.d in I conquerot. H. C.

Ppiuer. for and lnav.a of bresd. In addition lo ihe bar 11- mn-Hln- X. I in 1,7 I ii chandler F.aan Hi. iniermr Fmm The Hur.

r.snr nf Mai brruH m.att and hash. Th.r. ns more tngton will act as at ihl afu ri.oon In th. Mulean President," hr Aiiatin In th. miner half of th.

draw, former Na than nough fnr all, eight eanaaiea being nid at auction ih. feasL I'a il I- 1 '1 I I VI I. I n. 1, .1 1 I I a Irv i I W. Il .1 i l' VI h.

Mo VI. I VI 1 Ml. I vt I' il I. Vt il .1 Mi. kl i i.

Mo- a tl i( I 1. hi. nil I K.i i i i I t', I Vt .1 t. i VVH, H.nl-.'iiia I'm. I 1 i- l.aa' M.a.

I I'. tt I M-, Mr M-a I huiig'-r and thirst, w.r. brought Into Iniiu. rei'Ud by a partv of who w. r.

I. id the ') Inst men In a faithful pa. hniae. a di-'paieh finni lti-nn. to the Hull Lake Tribune.

The names of the ai nt m.n ar. Mor.ul, Anderann Will-laina mid Jnnii. wrr. hrmighl to camp by Adam enr.r and l.cnrgn I. title, who found th' in lar til nil It), iteaort last Motnlav l.lnle and Hpenc-r were rnmptiig n.ar a spring Monday niurnlng.

h. hi i -au and spp.irrnt nearly fml-hii. irii. nun their lamp I'hi tri.d to inpi'ir. the bora.

but th. would sei'tt aws) from hem. alwavs loins in on. direction tt lnai they anin. tli, eg mn.

wrung and hided tn the horar Afi.r severs! hoiira their aiittniai aaa found lorr.et. The famish'-d itiin. fa dia'-oirrr-d itmg behind a aand aultsl Hit on a fe drops of water, a. rirr.natit of nearllv Th-ir i'n aupplv rn ahnrt and lor lo dm. the Hvd on nl'ioit fti" cop nf a fr dl.ps 'f thla being efl hen th' Th.

inn will 1'iaiar. ih'uih I' will h. om lime b.f.r. sr. i' of a phvsl-runs ei few hours without "1 II a o.

h'r. dea.rt usually muns Itumpy Slid iles-h. DANGERS OF ASTIGMATISM Th unhappy owner nf astigmatic eyes one or both, symmetric or asmm.irlc. In greater think up on. Catholic Standard and Times.

Prdv. in Ih. Ani.rii-an Momhly Rere 0f Iterlews In vm rnnaid.r him a man ho iruat.d"" I Wll." r.pll.d ih lloaion puriai i pns. h. ran trusted, hut ther oi emialderalil.

rtak attached to the pro e.d- Ing "-rhiregn Record Herald THE COMPOSER. i Th-rr wss a inmpos.r Tn rnmpnar himself lo mm; of lit esnia i t. Th auto show hss IsaiOtne quit a aorl.ly event, end last enlng ih floor ass eroded Thr ere sad sll ar. tastefully il. nrated Th.

Psekard i sr. whu recently mad. I. mile. In houra and seconds srrlved last rvrnlng snd ass plsid on exhibition.

MAHER STILL WINNING. London. August "lisobv" Mah.r. Ih" Am'tl'sa Jnrkrv. rod.

lo winn.rx, two rids snd on third st ih Htnekt.n summer te-day. Mis record fnr ih. nttin Is i.r) aios. four seconds and one third out nf sevsniavn mounts Mah.r nn ih. I'ur-him rnuniy Trodine Plst.

of easily to-dar, oa Almirllff, the favmlie. tional Im un ion Mills N. James s.m hst a lo tcnm a fliisliM To-dsp Is struggling with K. Paay.r. as x- i.edlnglr el.v.r m.dsl scor.r.

IVitrit) Wood had plenty ot nrv whet began his match with v.iersn H. Twr.li, alihnugh th latter yrsirrdsv went at a 7 clip and won from i C. Ml.a, ef Kenha, ai Ih w.ntih hoi Fat In. galls, Harvard champion, saemed th llkalp winn.r frnm 1 Van Msrk In plav. i'rttle wrr fr.

In proleiinns that Ingtlls snd hsnrtler r.gsn would ths pair In ih.ir helf of the e.ml-Hiials If thr de so thronsh io this stss and meat. will h. HsMrd battl. Kach Is sn ufldar. graduate at Cambridge snd ih'tr gilt maicgss lovarialily have peep p.restin sSsira.

I. a am. li. i- r.i a. or l.ss.r d.gr.a nf abnormal development Is In th position of having his most d.llrsi1 ss much strained, and his! cr.bral cireiilsnon much dmortd by' half an hour's continuous of alien-1 Hon an I m.mnrv, scenmpsnled hv reading.

sa will ihna. nf his healthy neighbor h. by STUPID FELLOW. When threw h.r a kiss ts promptly r.s.nt.d wss n.ar ih. Mlsl Whrs he thr.w hr a klas.

gn sh shy this Had been thrown, sol prsntd. When thr.w her kts It ss promptly rtd Cstbolir Standard and Times. in ra or a nni. nay, is mis most im OT RICH QUICK. Howell Ar to he married Ir In.

Cniarnrsi So rvir lor nt, Ira telsg get rlrh quick Ton nplr. li'iiting mm th esov And saying "I po. Chlesgo He-ord-HeraH. iportaflt fsel thai ahould Used pefnr Ih minds, mor esp.riallv of leacheri and educators. American Medicine.

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