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Wyatt Taylor Beaten in First
Round of Lakewood Golf.
WIZARD IN BRILLIANT FORM
Two Extra-Hole Matches En
Hvert Contests, Crump and
Gardner Winning.
Walt-ir J. Trsvls hsd his revenge on
"?Vrart ff. Taylor by defeating the Ards'ey
f-?.n 6 up and 5 to play In t.?e flr?t round
et the erven golf tournament at the f?-r_n
try flub of ljakewood yesterday. The
f;_r(Jen City wltard had the name fine
brand of golf on tap that carried htm ?o
tuccessfully through large fields In the
South a ?hort time ago. As for Taylor, It
may be said that this player has as yet
h**n unable to get within a third of hl? 1T.11
form.
The best Taylor could do was to halve
?n occasional hole with hi? opponent and
even when apparent openings presented
thernselves a? a result of a momentary
?Up on Travis'? part the laut named In?
variably made amends with a rare recov
#ry. ("ases in point were at the third and
?seventh holes, Travis getting trapped at
both, yet managing to win ono and halve
the other. By going out In 40 he stood 3
up, and then supplementing S string of
four 3's the ??arde ? City man finished the
Bistc-h on the thirteenth green. His drive
there, a matter of 24) yards, came to rest
<Kar?*?-Jy ten feet from the flag.
After luncheon Travis took on H. V.
Oatnee. of Wykagyl. Here again the golf
was all one-sided. Travis winning as easily
as before. This time, however, he finished
out t 8 bye hole?, and continuing on with?
out a slip the veteran did the inward nine
In M. figuras that made It possible to laugh
even at par. The total of 75 is the bes-t
?een at the course In the pines In a long
while, and considering that a strong wind
waa blowing the feat 1? all the more praise?
worthy. The card was as follows:
WaJttr J Travl?. Garden City:
Out .* 4 8 "? ? ?'? S ?". ? S3
in .3 a a i ? i ?? 4 t-aa .9
Two extra-hole matches marked the first
round. The most protracted of these re
?ulted in the meeting of George A. Crump,
of Philadelphia, and Percy Platt, the l.akc
wood golfer, who won the Van Cortlandt
Tark tournament last Reason. Always long
off the tee- Platt had an advantage In dri\
lug. but be frittered away many opportuni?
ties on the greens. After they had finished
the round all square Platt had a line op?
portunity to win the tnatoh at the nine?
teenth, when his opponent got Into trouble.
The Lakewood man promptly took three
put.?", SO that they halved the bole In 5.
Condition? were reversed at the next, whore
Platt lost a shot In a trap, but "stole" a
halve by laying an approach dead. Platt
missed another put on the twenty-first
green and lost the match.
The other tilt that went more than the
regulation eighteen holes was between C
H. Oardnar, of Kkwanok and C E. Turner,
of Midland. The first named, a? a result
of playing s good deal In the South, la on
his fame at present, but even ?so he had
sil he could do to dispose of the? Midland
goiter on the nineteenth green. lAter in
the day Gsrdner found M. J. Condon, of
WykagyU an equally stubborn opponent,
bet orea again the Ekwanok man proved
ttjual to the occasion, winning by 1 up.
The spectacular shot of the day went to
tha ?or?sdlt of the vetoran, George K. Arm
Strong, who found himself bracketed with
0. C Stanley, the **Vyantcnuck golfer. Al?
though the evergreen George was unal>le
to make much progress against the In
tarcollegiate champion, he at least had the
eatisfartlon of popping In a niblick shot
for a 2 at the flrat water hole, as tlie
tenth Is calle?!. Armstrong had pulled bis
tee shot over near the eleventh tee, 'ind
from an awkward stance In the rough he
?hot the robber core out like a bird. it
?truck the green a few feet short of the
pin and. taking one bound, dove plump Into
the hole.
Howard Vf. Perrln, Philadelphia'.?* hope,
?did all that was required of him. beating
the Harvan! captain. K P. Allls, in the
morning by a I an?l 1 margin, and then
dispfjiing <?f H. J. Topping, tlie Greenwich
man, who called attention to himself by
recently ?lefeatin?; ?*?"hli-k" Evans at I*
hurst. Wbll? not playing a? brilliantly as
- I'.-rrin would easily ha\? be?*n undei
M : ad he finished the bye hole? In either
of his matches.
The other survivor of the day was C N.
Phillips, one of the all-year-*round plavers.
Phillips beat George Crump In the after
roon in a mstcb ? arried to the home green.
Thin leaves Phillips to play Travis in one
half of the semi-final round this morning
and perrln and Gardner In the other.
In the second sixteen S. K. de Forest
?-?me through on tlie upper Mde after an
up-and-down match with his clubmate, F.
A Potts. The veteran C. E Van VIeck also
played at the top of his game. After
diopping Into a beaten eight ?et Taylor bad
Ws troubles downing E J. f'idgeway In
a twenty-hole match.
The summary follow? :
first ?ixteen (flrat rouudi <" N. Phillip?, At
lantl? City, hem. V. <". l.?ng]e>. Wannamoteatt,
4 up ami 3 to play; (i. A. ?""rump. l*hila?lelphla.
t***at I'*:, y I'latt. I^ikewood, 1 up (21 hole?);
*' '.'. (laines, Wykagyl, heat K. J. Ridgway,
mtontrimir, K up and 3 la play; Walter J. Travl?,
? ???-ten city, beat W. W. Taylor, Ardaley, ?1 up
and 6 to plaj ? m?. W. Parrin, Philadelphia, beat
W P. All's. Harvard, *** up and 1 to play; H J.
"'tPlng. I'mehurst. beat A. M. Reed, Kkwanok,
4 up and il to i,Ja.\ . ?*. it Gardner, Kkwanok,
?Hat C. E. Turner. Midland. 1 up <!*" holer,. If.
J. Condon. Wykagyl b*at i'ri?e K\aii?, ?rae
Burn, 4 up and ,. l?> play.
eeconti round Phillips b*at Crump. 1 up;
Travis be?? (lalni-s, 6 up and .**? ?o !?!?>: r*rrln
beat Topping. 6 up and 6 to play, ?iardner beat
Condon, 1 up.
Beat? eight ?firat ?ixt**tii- Platt beat I?ong
'?>'. 2 up: Taylor ?.eit ltl<lK\v_>, 1 up ?*Jfi holes):
r.. **?. Al'.l? l*at Read, a up and 2 l?j I'iay;
beams beat Turner. 5 up and 4 to play.
?Head sixteen iiiist round) T. A Potto, I>?ke
wood, i^at C. xv Hannos, Wykagyl. 2 up and 1
topla*., .- i. i?. K(.i,?t. Lskarwood, b*a?. T, U
Bart'ett. Uunwrxjdie, 3 am an?l 2 to play; George
r>lxon, Jr., Khlun*?o??k. beat Tti-.jna.s Hcnaentas,
Atlantic City. 4 up and 3 te play; 1' 11. M<-?*hll,
Allan?)-- ?ity, b?at i'. S I' Rtuidolph, Jr., I_?ke
?"?xid, 1 up; T. P Kndiiott. Atlanti?: ?'ay. beat
a * M-'-iir- Albaay, - up; c B, Van \'i?. k,
Mo-i?(;air, beal ? *. I. Tappln. Garden Cits. 1 up
?a? boSas); *K K t'.illett, Wykagyl. ??eat I". I
M-_tjugl.ini, W>kaK>*l. 2 up; I*. XV. Kein'.k.
Pl.llade.pt.ia. ??.-at J. H. Haye?, jr., Atlantlo
City, 8 up and 2 to play.
B-* ond round- Lie Korest t?*at Pott?. 1 up;
D x.,n b*at MeCSII, 4 up and a to play. Van
?4etSl l til Bndleott, 2 up hi..I 1 to play, K?-m
W**' G"l?*"t. * "P '1? bolos).
?Third ?ixt^en (first roi;ndi H*nrv Allsopp.
?"orest Hill?. I^at If a liogers. Uiverton. K up
?nd 4 to pi?y ? i- toSdy, BAaOemoed, b*.n -t
a F Clark isiiiw.M.di?-, 4 up and :t ?o play; A.
??????r- Albany, ? ^al 1) S. Whit*. Atlantic
?"? ? op aad ?i to piar: a. < \ ?'amoviio, i_k? -
*'?><>i beat - \ Ramage, ??n ?*ity, ? up and i
r. \'Wy ? -? H "? fapPan. Nasi-au. beat XV. R.
Uelehali',. |>_| .( Up ?,?. 2 to pifc).. ,* |.
? aimer, Oreonwtcb, ?s?ut <? n Eddy, iddgewood,
1 up ?uid S (o play. A W. W.-stn**.. Atlantic
?ity. t??? a R. Whltn.y, l.akewood, I up,
? r,H ,nn'i '"'*"?'?'- *"? v E,1,1y '"-a1 AH*'?pp. ?I up
M .. to play; ??r*g?.ry t?at < *_iiiov|?<.. 1 up ?if?
IVImei b?-si Tap. an. 2 up; Wrsliltv ?-eat
?imiitga, 4 up an.j ; t?. play.
u,?0.ur. '"Ix''"-n ???i>? muii'ii a. <". Pratt
?2 ., ,:i1'* ^*-t ,v v ' r?-*?1 Wykasrl, ?"? up and
- V >.' r'r U '* l-**ah??i. lA.y AnK?-l*s. U-at
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Ttanitum,.? A f"'0'"0'''. Apawi.ml?. t up
^wtanJt ?oV.?' A?'?n"- <-'l_-. tvM.t Hairy Mc
8ULUVAN NOT BADLY HURT.
/jhic-ag,,. ADrll i?._..Bll|y?. Buujvun-s ?<,l
nV-- -* "0t broken' X-ray ?-.?mlnutl?n
?? lo-<la-*' Ot the Chicago catc*her*8 shoul
?*. which was lnjurea In a game _t St.
Jin? rest? rday. ?bowed 'hat the shoulder?
"??merely was dlalocated. Physician?
tH w?ekT11* U *** U """" pl*?vl0? ln
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Criticise Decisions at the
Brooklyn Horse Show
Lord and Lady Seaton W
the Blue Over Traugelt
and Taugelt.
Decision.!? In the ring seamed to he <ju
at variance with those expressed bv t
rallblrds in many of the, classes, at t
continuation of the Hrooklyn Horse She
last night. There could be no two oplnlo
about the superiority of William- 1
Moore's Lord and I_ady Peat?n In the ope
log class of the evening, which wim fe
pairs over l'.l hands. F.ot.inhood ai
Burgomaster wer* not shown, and this 1?;
tl.- red for Philip Jivlngston's Traug*
and Taugelt. which have won en mat
blues In the hands of Mrs. C. W. Wats?
in days gone by.
In the exhibition of heavyweight ?add
horses George Ballena Dr. Illckey, h cbss
ItUt thoroughbred, with a well AOVSlOfN
neck, earrM away th?; blue.
Tonao BauraaVs Crand Duks and I.ltt!
Prlnos nadf their appearance In the rur
about class. The time ha? been when
was hard to choose between tiie two speed
leiKhsteppen., but IJttle Prince Ih not weai
lug w? 11. and it looked as though his bit
was received more for his past perforn
anOOS than for anything hs ?11?! !?i th<- rln
last nitflit. l.ugene von Back drose a goc
one from the stable of Emll Seellg. u
was ?ailed Nonchalance, and he seemed t
fill even- rc?iulrement of a runabous hors?
He has SXtrsmS rosad, good action and per
foct manners. Grand Duke waa chosen I
?..??,'ir ths yellow ribbon. l_ouls Jialgh
drove the w;nner, and the exhibition final!
resolved itself into a rate between Dlttl
Prince and Nonchalance. An the llgh
wagons swung around the turns on tw
wheels an upset seemed imminent, but t
the relief of the .spectator? both entrle
remained right side up, more by good lud
than good management.
(.iip of the lnter-eating featurea of th
evening was the exhibition of militar;
mounts: in fact. It was called militar
evening owing to the fact that a new claa
was introduced for officers' chargers Thl
was an exhibition of model military mount
to be shown in hand by enllated men li
uniform and to be Judged for their adapta
blllty for u*? in the army.
Th? fact that more than a dozen horse
answered ths bugle call in the exhibition o
militar], mounts may have accounted foi
tiie length of time which Major Milton F
Davis and Captain L. Andrews took tf
judge them. The horses were In the rln(
more than an hour.
If Watchful had remained the property Ol
Myron II Oppenheim he would have car
rled away the Abraham Straus challens?
cup in the combination class last night.
The conditions state that the trophy must
he won twles by the same owner, hot not
necessarily by the same horse, and Wat? h
ful Is now the property of Louis New?
?asa. ThS Mf wall-eyed bay gelding hn?
always been a prime favorite with the
Judge?, particularly In the combination
? lass, and he held his laurels bittet ngainst
all Invaders. His opponents numbered some
of the champions of the show ring. There
was the beautiful little mare Fantasy,
which ha? so many blue and trl-color
rosettes to her credit. S. K. Jacobss beau?
tiful Mary Garden, with Mrs. John Gerk. n
up, and Kmll BoeH_.S Mark Hanna, which
won the tlrst novice class of the show.
Mark Hanna Is particularly good in har?
ness, and it looked a? though he should
have been further up in the ribbons.
Miss TlUie Whiting drove the winners in
the hull's' phaeton class. They ?ret? none
Other than the popular Menella an.l Phyllis,
who ars ?t their best In such an exhib?
tlon. Many of the entries were unruly, and
Emll Seelig's Conduct and Conductor re?
fused outright to enter the ring. Miss Van
Wyck finally persuaded them, however, but
they did their best to smash things, and
finally broke a bearing rein, which finished
them as far as the ribbons were concerned.
The exhibition of military mounts had
three splendid entries from the Squadron C
Farm. They were a five-year-old bay
stallion, Slogan, which finally won the
blue; a fourteen-year-old chestnut stallion
Called Uanaster, and Prince Hamburg,
which failed to gel In the ribbons. it Wa>
hard to pick the winner, for It Is unusual
to see so fine a lot of embryon!- fharaeis
in competition on the tanbark.
Tbe awards follow:
e*ma* ft (pair? of haiti-t.? l.<ii-.- ...,r 1ft j
( .._. ?.rat Prl/-*-. too; a_oon_ orti*. %-M.
??n.- William H. Moora-a h. g. hora K*aton
n7lW m L*dy Beaton; aecoo?, Philip GAZ,
M<1.bH ?a. ?ransalt an_ Tengrat, tUrt, Skau
atoo s * ne* e*
.e?i?g> rn m Climax and eh. g. Max; fnurili.
Jame? Mrl_ean's 1er. g*. b\r Reealter an I The
l'Ilot.
l'Un __.' issddle h-MT?*? over 14.2 hand? up to
earrylnir 4?tl pounds Kirnt prlie, SM
prise, HO) -Vir?t, The lJttla Varni's ??! f l'?
Hlckay; second. E. B. Arkerman'e br. a IM'i
??lie, thlr.1. I. b. i aetles und K. B. Spring*!
lelk. m. N'auahtv Marietta. f<?urth. Iluxh I.
?"o.>per*B b, g. htarlltht.
?'la*? ft triinaliciut tn.r-eji not es?edlag !?"? 2
hand?; te be shown to runal.oiit? ?T1i?i prtae,
fftO; second jiljie, $20? Kir-.!. TMtSO SaavagVa
i?. a Uttle lTtn<?. eeeend, Emll ?...?-Hh ?? t> k
Woochalance; third. Ton*? Ban vaga'? < b %
??rand Diika, fourth. David |l. ICntoul's br. n
Indian Chief.
<*la?? SS (officers' charrera ?nd ml I
mounts, ir, to irt.? Sa mW. undecked; t? he rid i ?
l?> BtanbefS <?f any bran?-h of the army or mil!
tla. In full rires* uniform; mull tak? a -
fool feme, prl?e?. rup??- Klrit, IletltaHSW H >*?'.
Wlnfree'a b a Chant: second, ?'??etain .' i?
l.onc'i? hr k Metgs; thlr.l. AM?n H Blodget'a
t. k Justice; fe.iirth. Je.hn T Matter's b *
T_p_.
?*la>? IT i? hi blnatioii Imrn"??
b?reas, 14 2 bands or over. In eontpeUtloa foi lb?
Mil.i?..mi eX Prran? ?'IiH.iniKe CUP; :
twice bv the lime? owner bef??!.> It I.
pr<ep?-rt;> Pint, L M Newaa?s's b. a. Wat? I.
hll, ridden by Mise I/oulsa Van W)?ji, secoi I
Pee-|Uttt<?iiue Kann'i eh bl Fantes?, nddes i
Kmlle Antony; third H. K. JacobCa I, i.
f?at'len. ridden by Mr? John <_<-rkrn; fourth,
F.n.ll Keell?*? eh. s Mink M.inna
Cla?s 7 ?palin ?if harnean horses, to be ? '?? n
to a lady? phaet..n manners to count '?'. p> ?
eent; luot*-? lo 'lrlw- l*lr?t prize, S.'n>, r'...ii!
prize, $2o? -First. William M. Moore's br. me i
Metiella and phylll?, driven by Ml?? Titile M.
Whiting! se<ond, J Humner Draper's Baronet
and rtatlre, driven by Mrs. John <i.rk?n. third,
Philip ?vfageton'a b ??. (jonaelt and <lranif.lt.
driven by Mrs Philip Mvlnaatoii : fourth. .Iiin.i
|f-__MJ.'- hr ins. Iya.ler e,f Faxhlun .m.| T-ash
lonabla LSdy.
<?laaa MX inindel military mount?, to I.?- nhowtl
In han?!. 1'rlz? ?. rape) l"lr?i, Squadron t.
Fat n.'s b a. Hlucan; second, SeqnatoKue I'.u *n'?
Ch. g fir Bedouin; third. Lieutenant . W.
Wlnfree's b. a efjijmt, fourth, Hqiiadron C
Farm's ? h. a l'a n.i star.
WOMEN BATTLE WITH FOILS
Misses Baylis and Dewson Qual?
ify for Championship Bouts.
After a slashing series of bouts with the
foils Miss Adelaide Haylls, who was one
of the American women who recently
triumphed over the Baroness de Meyer, and
Miss Frieda Dewson qualified yesterday
for the finals In the women's national
championship to be held In the ballroom
of the Hotel Astor on Friday, April 28. The
elimination bouts were conducted at the
Fencers' Club, Fifth avenue and t?th street.
Miss Baylis, who is president of the
I.adles' Fencing Class, winning all of her
engagemonts. Miss Dewson. of Kaat
Orange, waa a close second, acoring five
victories out of seven bouts.
Miss Clara Cheesman qualified as the
champion of Northern New York in the
bouts held a few days ago at Garrison's
on-tho-Hudson. Miss Cheesman, in winning
her place in the championship finals, de?
feated Miss ilalght, Miss Sara CheesmtUi
and others.
In Philadelphia to-night Mrs. W. 11.
Dewar and four others will fanes for the
!..ist?in Pennsylvania championship. Mrs.
?Dewar was the last American woman to
detent the Haroneas d-' Meyer in the chal?
lenge CUP match at the Colony Club In
this city. The two leaders In the Pennsyl?
vania bouts will qualify for the champion?
ship finals next week.
The summary of ths women's bouts at
the Fencers' Club follows:
Mia* lia j Ii? dvfrat.ri Mrs. ShSTtt, Mrs. V.ioi -
hie?. Visa MllBeCa. Misa i>a\ton, Mis* DSWSBSk
Mb.? Shulnwald and Miss Ix-Iatteld.
Miss Dewson ?lefeate.V Mise Htlmaon, Mrs
Voi.rheea, Ml:? I?:.jton, Misa iJtlalic'J and Ml??
Sha In vi ah I.
Mi...? Bheiawald defeated Mrs Kh?.rtt, Miss
Btltason, Mr?. Voorhee? and Mis.? Da> ton.
Mist .Stims.en defeated Mre. fchortt, Mita Pay
ti.ii Hnel Ml-? Delafleld
Mrs. \'oorheea defeatfd Mr?. Shortt and Ml??
relalleld.
Ml?? Duyton defeated Mr?. Shortt an. Mrs.
Vonrheea.
Ml?? l>elufiel" defeated Mis. Shortt and Misa
L>H\ '.?ell
e
PENN. 2: HOLY CROSS, 1
Worcester, Haas., April If.?-Holy Cross
was defeated by ths (TnlTerslts ?>f Pennajrl
vania at baseball bete to-day la s ci??.-?.
K?me by a BOOTS of I to I, After the fifth
Inning neither side t_lli>.) Ths >soore by
lualngi follows:
R H i.
niwiii?- o i. i o i ?. ?i i v j i i
Holy Cross.0 t ?? ? 1 I ? " ? ' -r' I
Batterlea?lmlay and Hawk; l.>n<b an.I <:_n?
t'mplre?Mr. Stafford. Time?1 M
JAMAICA BEATS CLINTON.
De Witt Clinton was beaten by the Ja?
maica High School nine at .lasper Oval
yesterday by a score of 2 to 1.
The score by Innings follows
,?,,,?1,.. .? ? f ? ! -' ! ! M f J
D, ui?. Citato? ????#?? 1?V-1 4 ?
Battertea Jataak-a, Ueineman an?! liirniier;
Do Win fiiiii.iii. li.-le h and Warker.
--?
ThS Hilcklayers' Cnlon No. 37 of this
city, has offen-d the American Olympic
Committee Its date of June 2 at Celtic Park
for an athletic meet, the receipts to go to
ths Olymp!? (und.
FOREIGN RESORTS.
FOREIGN RESORTS.
from noVER a, nRTFNT? t?*?iL**mauJ9tanl
.NtI. UVaCttX tX UBl-ttU ?__j ?????men Thrtc?
IS*?? 1'.?.?*?? I llorr? Th? f??t??t ToMm ?t?sn.*r? in tb* Channel.
LATIOS ?K?it?ON TICK! IS ?n.l ml RIST TICKKTS at tuIdui
For f'?M parl'<-ul_r? ?pj.|. BELOIAM (STATE RAILWAY?
ii><? Information i.fli.-?? Tilos COOK k SOS ?-.?rjwher?
r. C. CI.AKK. l'mra buildings, N t, American Eiprru.
\7T*??_?'?1 GHENT?the City of 1 lowers. SPA- the mother of Spas, etcn* kind of
??????-??'?????? I'.Aih?. ? ferruginous Springs. NAMUR -the Gate of the Ardennes
LIEQE- ,,?,..? of the Iitrautiiiil River Maas. TOURNAI the Roman Town.
BLANKENBERGHE ti' '* Atlantic City" of Belgium BRUQE8-la-Morie.
The old ?*< fl'l towwsol ?Flttndcr? and the Picturesque Mountain?, of the Ardennnf.
OSTEND
OSTEND
BRUSSELS palace
BmO a?, vmr ***** -www *__? ? -wm* ym??? in th? World soo R
Heel UrhinnabU and popular Seaatdt RiMort In th? VrrM
laniuus for (,?lely\ ?am. Bathing and A_u??m<*nt? K?art??i
i > ? <??.?.?
''I?. .1, ?i i y ?du in?' **?Ur? Thormal Cnr?
THB ORBAT HOTtLH ON TUB SBA
CONTINENTAL 400 Ii?da Rood- fr< m 1 dollar SS tnl?
SPLENDID 400 ??en. I'.o. n.?> from 1 *..l _? ?8 oenu
DS LA FLAGS 400 B?d? li ???! ?.id n??t?-?rani d? |.it?
_Ta?XM? Hol?da ar? Modern In eeegt fsmsat.
HOTEL
Room?, all -iih Prl-rat? Bath*.
nnil-,mciS HOIK!. Et'BOFI rt .-CI ROTALI KlUirn.V HRUT -CLASH ?IITIB WITH BATH*
aNTWERP HOTII XI A.NIOINK I.KAMM*. 1NTIREI.Y BKXOTAT-D.
LISOS HOTSI bl si Ei'E L-ADHS LOTOS, S*??rr amtate Oamleet txmrktesats ~ith Bath?
_ INTERNATIONAL
ITION 1913
.SUPPAMN? Tlt? Gl&Ji?L *f.
rlfi?/SSEUS ?rsJX)Sir/0AYmr/9/0
'ter I'urtlriiUrs n?!?ian P.?aort? und I*ot?l?. ?prlj. To?n * Cmintrv f*c Sth Ar.nu* N V Offlrlal Offlr
i?n li-uir liail-a-r* 47. Cannon Htraat ? f.?. <lrac*?-hureli Sir?*? i and :.', P*l?lit atr*?t. London | or to OBtc
aarleaa E-pr?.? C* Th? ? Coo* A ?on, or 1 C c;_rk. Of*", l?l A??n'. Tin.ri Hut'dln?. NY.
?? This famous Hotel Is a
favourite stopping place
for American visitors."
THE GRAND HOTEL
"The Hub of Paris."
Rebuilt Throughout
?mi
Newly Furnished
With Evory Oomfori and Luxury In
Modern Construction.
90O Beds* 500 Bathrooms.
" Admittedly the; most Comfortable Hotel
in Europe."
HOTEL KAISERHOF
Bad-Nauheim
-THIS tVORl.D RENOWNED HOTEL
stands in the quietest p.irt of "fan/irim directly op
poottf the Kur It.ith* in Its ???? n private ground*
war looking the I'.irk.
It la the if out Popular House
on account at it* evcrlient tttMmtlOB, It* un??/ti.i !/<?</ rultlne and Its great comfort
It contni'ts mimerons prir.ite suites with tinth, hnlcony, etc.
It has long ban reoini/eil n* the lending Hotel, and la patronised by
K'iynlty und '??? the beat l.nglish and American families.
ftaulKim
The
Metro/sole
NEW LEADIBG HOTEL i Farourit*8??*rt?f OS?
tln-runh?iAm?rlc*_i, 50>?r?Jjfro?iB?th?. Saatta
*.? _ Private Baibi ky Mon. H.Y. Ia?iulf?tarai :
Rao? '? Fiii| a?-?rd fr?m ?S. Pr??rt?t#r M, L?kr
LONDON HOTELS.
THE CARLTON
? Motel, Restaurant,
and Grili Room,
LONDON.
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON .
Midland Grand Hotel
HARCBCSTCR . . midland Hotel
LIVERPOOL ... Adclphl Hotel
LEEDS.Queen's Httel
UK *\l>l OKI) . . . Midland Httel
NOKECA.MBE BAY . . .
Midland Betel
DEKBY.Midland Httel
W. Tole, Mmaacer. Midland lian? ej u?..?..
and Kefrethment Baente, etc. t,blti Um.*?
__idUo4 Oraod Hot.I. l_>a?Ua.
Tariff? at the llot^lr and full partlrntare ee
La ran tea mear Mm bad at the Enropena Offlree
ef -II.? irli.nue." at "Hin" Inn House," III
Strand n..rrlo.kl__a Aldwvih auo Klnnwa/i.
!_?<?? _
rrr-:-:
HOTELS IN 8COTLAND.
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND
<?l_AS(.o\V?ST. ENOCH HOTEL
l For ?'-(?in III? h land?.
AYK?HT ATM? V 1IOTF.I*
(For Kuril? l.-ttaae?Hirt lipbue.
DrMFllIKS?STATION no t I f
(Fur Burns Mausoleum, etc.)
TTBNBKKBY?STATION HOTF.I.
_(For Maaeid* ?.??ifrr?)
FRANCE, BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
PARIS (Favorite Am"-"--1 Hoxm)
HOTEL CHATHAM.
A R I S
P
HOTEL DE LILLE ET d'ILBION
J2.. Ha? St. Honore, elmam to Fiara V?ndeme
Firtt elaaa. AS modern Imj-rovamenle. Beery
gotnt, comfort. l___if. 1 ___-!I Hc-taurant. lun tl
aena and dinners at fUad piiraa B> a la cart?.
Talesrama. 1 JU_AI_BI0N. PARU--Henri Abadie,
Proprietor. _
ARIQ Hotels ST. JAMES
HnlO ETD'ALBANY
(.rand I.?Million. Opi?.?lte Tuilerie? ?.:ir
9 den. MS lioi.in?. fn Itetbreenaa steam
H from I tra.1 ulth I lied?, I? fra. I.iiin h.
0* 4 fra.; Dinner, Il t,-. ut nrpiuute t .???!?- -
l'riiiinn from fr?.. l'i.S?. ?
HOTEL BALTIMORE
subi? UINIK Ki.i:iti:i<. Parte.
Sn't. s ?.sitii iie.t und eold ? iter. Batl n.?
rjr i |i.i 11 inenl Re laonabla prl? ? - ? 'ablt
Baltlmoti ! M dl.TlRBZ. Prop'r.
P
A
A
?
IX-LES-8A?NS.
GRfi??B HOTEL O'?IX
IV I CO DAIL?O I Itleee l'???lt???n. <.r._iir>.t
IA-LtO-DAii.0 i mrntmet. Keeeis.?. Prop.
HOTlL SFLEHOiO-LX?ELSIOii
OCfl ?LE GRAN.) HOTEL
UULLO (.rill U.Hiiii. Ainrri.an Har.
FORCES BOY TO KILL HIM
Farmer Slays His Wife and Make
Little Lad Avenge the Murder.
Meadvllle, Penn.. April ll-Stephen Well
mon, sixty years old. a prosperous farmer,
of Idncoln.llle, near liere, ahot and killed
hie wife this morning.
AccordlnK to the story of (.riscom V? ?-li?
mon, lilil?? y??ara oUl, Wt-llnion tlien com
pelled tbe boy to blow ths back of hia
heed SWey with the sume shotgun used to
kill th<- woman.
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhsrs in ths United States
fer f2 60 ? yssr. ?
HOTELS IN GERMANY.
MEMIWIgLrtr1^
1 Hotel Mesamer
QFWFM * " '? *-?"'?
ilklilCfl .*.?? pilial* .aili? with tolle*.
Hillman's Hotel
Rp C JA p \| Nooni? w llh private
LO.l/I_ill it ,ii. * Tallett*.
HOTEL BELLEVUE
lli?llniciil?li?il Ilona* nf ?Id rrepiitntlnn. I'nlquO
l>?.lll..n. H. "'?ISM-'l'KI.I?. On. Mana?*r.__
Frankfurt v_ Gd Hotel Frankfurterhof
RtSTAURAMT RITZ
I.KAIMN?. HtrTKI. A*n BKrfrAlTItANT.
B
D
F
UIIFIIT V.Stt* l
n-p? a-Utaa.
MIL. MQNOPOL-METflQPBLE
FnriDllDP ?eaAimg Hous -i_u?et ?*-?_?
lUlUUna fort? (fttmek FarwS)
HOTEL SOMMER-Z?-RINOMOF
HANOVER "StSSS?Z
HOTEL ROYAL
MUNICH
i 4r?T Cf /VfJfF Of GiKMAMY
GPAMD
HOTEL
conti:
MENTAL
M?NCHEN
??if Refined. Artialic and Up-io date
Hotel do Luxe of Munich.
UNICH ' The Most l*cautliul aBd
, Iwniwn j yiodern mt *\aortnnny
m FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
t HinrfcQLDP n?? h?*?- ?r u,?*.
j^JUliLii _*_l.t. US Komm with _____
' * Sendi<s Wurttember^er-Hof
ItlSBADEN ? u:^?r
PALACE Motel & Baths
ICw-BAUbR M HUM S & PARK
IMPERIAL HOTEL.
HOTELS IN RUSSIA.
W
w
Russia :-Moscow, 1st Class
HOTEL BERLIN
Up-to-date?150 Bedroom*. American and
English Patrons, Swiss Proprietor!.
?STr7^HUNQARY- SWITZERLAND
VIENNA ?"?AT
HOTEL BRISTOL
I <>< _(*<! on the Faablonabla Karntunerrloc aad
III* favnrlt* remort of ?tmnii-aoa. Vertmt
Frrorh 4 ulaln? and (bolea ?In*?.
A
USTRI?s-The Tyrol
HOTEL TTROLINNSBR?C?
Great M-A?r a_4 Cmaab Exeo**-??
t ?-litre. Tb? Paaalaa PUj Ib al ???
bStEsEab ,h *~
FOREIGN RESORTS._|_FOREIGN RESORTS.
LONDON
HOTEL METROPOLE
A tnost comfortable Hotel with a world-wide reputation. FavoraNv known to
many A mericans. Most convenient and central location in Northumberland
Avenue, Trafalgar Square. Close to Royal Palaces, Houses of Parliament,
Fashionable Residential Quarters, Theatres and ( hief Places of interest.
Rooms may be reserved free of charge by
Marconif raras (see back of message forms}.
Illuitrstsd Tariff Isoklst free : Uptown Office New Yerk Tribune, 1364 B'wsy, N.Y.
PROPRIETORS: GORDON HOTELS, LIMITED.
The Most Fashionable HOTEL
and RESTAURANT in
ENTIRELY
PARIS
IS THE CONTINENTAL
SENOVATEB
Tha homo of man* DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS whan In Parla.
TWO LEADINO HOTELS.
-*?
BERLIN.
Hotel Der Kaiserfiof
?__*?"*-'?* ?_f ___?__# 9? to. 000,000.
mat Latomt Arums-Imam Oomfmrla.
HAMBURG.
Hotel Atlantic
WEST A OR AST PfOROTK.
f main y Baautifml A lot or L
lllattrated Booklet? from "New York Tt-baae." i.?.im 314.
The rinot Suslde af*\ *> ?W" J" BkB |^ (Belgium) 5 Hour?
feto* ea (he North ka *U ^% I EL 11 M___J from London ?r
IX -OT_I_a____.ff_- ON TUB _S_ES___k. FRONT
Motel de la Piaffe I Tb? c<?<i?en.ai . . . 400Bete
M.itautfMt Dc u?c ;; KS_U: * ??12 -
Kmiroiv R*baiit & Refvi-rxshed i M kursaa.&Beau-Sii-. 150 M
400 Bed??Roetnt Prom H20 W7*A Pension $3 to $5 par tfoy
Asgas IUVB i'Ft ! VATK BATHS t BATX_ONlSX OVHmi/V>_CmO SRA STTTCT DB CT-SIRCK. Pie*
?
clKoenlnge
cm baflue, bollan
t-MOvas f*?w ??sjus?ss ?si ?*?.? -.Tssrar 0I?ANn HOTF1
TIm PhMsusU ?ostls *?? ? ii__gf^.L-- '!?*>" "OH 1
JlMrt Hotels Are
PALACE ?OTEL
HOTEL KURHAUS
?;r. ?s MOTEL D'ORANGE
Tiro Co-K.er.5 cf_ri_^ in fhe Knrsaal try tire famottm
Itimtmarsjx- Ortrtrestra 0/ Parte. The Ideal SeasMe Resort,
i? iriiiiifiin _f_r?-n TJbe Hague by Electric Cars. Splendid
Centre war Hotoritots._
CARLSBAD, The Helenenhof
IMPERIAL HOTEL
afama, Opening In May? ^A
^ 270 ROOMS AND 90 BATHROOMS
PERFECT LP-TO-DATB CONSTRUCTION. Twe Funtcatara. SplendU
Reetaurant end Terrace. - Aftcrneeo Tee. ? Concert. - ?Harare.
THIS .MOST FASHIONABLE HOTEL la 90 metrea abeve level ef the
Sprudel, lo beautiful fardes sad magnificent pine forest panorama.
THE HELENENHOF IMPERIAL HOTEL CO. FREO SCHIPPER, MANAGER.
INT
I BOTH ei
EUHKEH6aboicl3im9irau
K. M?ller,
Oenerel
MARIENBAD
i?? _s tsf. ?um?| ??'*?? >__ fidfifttCl \)lCtur?3 Manaqer.
tSset imtmm HaUl Ce_BlertAU1s17.Ga.fa?- A? - 1/VlVI w IV? VI im I
??-.-.- ? ? ' _ ?I
10 Mineral ?iirlnr. 3 lie Bath Hnufxx?.
TIIK Ml NH IPAUTY'S OWN MtM?R HKOS
Richeat Moor known In l->rrani-RI? ?rnnnate.
(Ovrr Mm iii-o moor li.nlis p. r ??ani?n.)
SEASON MAY-SEPTEMBER m 85.000 SSJMSSS 1911.
rifNIHI? Oirpeleeoe eout, anirmla, ehrenls appendlr'tla, constipation. arte?r.c-?-'?roela, r|
woman? diseases, haart Altana??. dlSSSSa of MdB*!"**. n?rv?g, ft??. Natural Carbonic Bathe In*
many icradie 82?: M" a a. Pub-Alpine Climat? Kpl?n?!!'l ?'..? thronet, hlifli mountain woo<1*
1(H) kllom?tre.i tn citent Prti-ee rourh r??lur?<i In May. .lun?? and September. Sp-. lal Real
d?ne??i with Klt.ti?n available. ProepBetUB grail?? fr ,m Hurg.-emHi).?.-._
OltflM-GRAIUD HOTEL ROYAL
(On Rhine). I-.nett Hotel on the Rhine; with large I errare faring Steamer Land?
ing. I,? l?. U.tr,
W. O. ROMfi. M;?n_iK?T (lets of Dom Hotel, folorne)
B
EMS - ?'"-r- HOTEL ANGLETERRE
******** ""? ^?"^ Bronchitis, litc.?OaraHe-SriTliS with rRIVAVlC Bath
' - -J_ - ?
"The Purstenhof"
B A.J^-X^T IXjJDXTJN" ?C3-_E3 _NT '___.
Fieeat. Neweet end ?Larsett Botel.
? _S0 RO?MW^?f PR-T?TK .VI) THFRMAr. B?\Tlli. ~ "*H
B.e>k>e*B from Ttowa * Ountry. 8S9 6th Are. N?w York, or lut Msssjsg '*ar Co. TAX Am Av*.^
^_? i _ . . ' ?~***m**gJ
F
RANZBNSBAD. Hotel Kopp Konlgsvilla
lipertmenU with batb A UMel, Het weter healing. Vecuum Cleaner A all up-to
date eemforts. Aute Ssreqe. Larfe Perk. Best Situation far taking the cure.
lESBADEN: HOTEL KAISERHOF
FIRST CLASS THROUOHOUT. IN ELEVATED POSITION IN OWN
LAftQB PARK. 40 NEW PRIVATE BATHROOMS.
W
DR KA TI "RIV I tADINQ PASHlONAKLt: HOI IL X), DkhSDEN.
_C%AMC9A_P??A? PRIVATE BATHS. OARAOE. PINE OARDEN.
Facl,g Centre. Station THE CONTINENTAL
O L O O ? ? o/RHiNE HOTEL D ?SC H
Weil-Known Seleot House.
i c H Y-Hotels du Parc & Majestic Palace
Comfort and Lnxury. *
Finest Location Overlooking: Park. J. ALI3TTI, Mgr.
V
BADEN-BADEN
Stephanie Hotel
BOMB OF DISTIKOUISHM AMFRICANi
Hotel .1 ? Line of Btiden-HBdrB
Kil.n.U? ?nto Liiragr
BADEN-BADEN,
(rv-..."?'.._V) HOTEL D? L'EUROPE
Hotel de Laxe
Opposite the Kur-llaa*
GRAND \7 C IVJ I t\C* ET Hotel
HOTEL V ti IN 1 \*mm* Hi Royal Danieli
Evopv Am?rlo?n comfort and luxury. Loo?t?d on tha Grand Canal, the
view from balooniee and terrace? ia inarvellcua._
AUSTRIA, HUNGARY. SWITZERLAND
BUDAPEST
Gd' Hotel Hungaria
inrat-riaa? """?tel ?ill? P??i??i_n\.. Vl*"? etwer
ibe, T?aaohe. Ev?ry in?*tdmrn eoaafart. ?"?.? I ?ml? *
Aaaarieaa a_d KnslUh p?a*T?M?a.e Uirertara.
Ss\tmmmW?Wmma\s% *rt-_ui?ara.
ALE, IB. Hstel VICTORIA
All Modal- Conforta. & NATlUHAL
? l*o*-tra. I ??It???
aad Hahrabar?; Villa?.
CARLSBAD
Savoy West End Hotel
CARLSBAD ?.Si
UKiHj OMTIKMTIL
M~et^nba^dtt.2??m*,iti'
_HOTEL WEIMAR
Mari6nbad c-i-tSS" ?.r..
HOTEL KL1NGER
Flncit Situation. Electric Light. Lift
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE.
ome, Italy,
Grand Hotel
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND
The most bcautitnl
and comfortable
Hotel In Itnlv. F.lcctric
light throughout. American
elevators. Charming Suites
with bathrooms attached.
t'SDEK THB8AMA ?IKECTIO!* A3
THE SAVOY HOTEL LONDON
N
?CE.SEAVIEW) r_C?i.
,W *?""?? ? lal*?t
noTi:r. I romfurta.
Grande Bretagne "naar?
Ontrenf ** by Mott.
Jardin I'ni.lii J New York.
COMO <LAKE OF)
6R*\*?1I IlOItt ,!on imni*n?e Park
Villa d'Est? _r\*^^__^
IN BEAUTIFUL'
PRIVATE HARK
G
ENOA
"EDEN PALACE."
ADVERTISEMENTS AND StTBSCRlPTIONS
for Tb? Tribun? r?*-*?)lv?d at their Uptown QtlSoe,
No. l.1?H Broadway, batwara 3*>?h anj STth ata..
aatu * a'elooS p. b.

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