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The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
SHUT OUT BY RoCKLANO.
Portland Failed to Make Goal Against
Limeburners.
ESPECIAL TO THE pREss.Y

Rookland, January 11.--With only 10
seconds remaining on the first period.
Campbell and Gay rushed the ball clear
down the rink tonight and scored the
first goal against Portland amid scene
of excitement and enthusiasm that has
never been exce]led in the local rink. 1t
was fighting game from the start, and
both teams put MP the best exhibition OF
polo playing seen here this season.
O'Mallsy and Allen presented an impreg-
nable front before their respect We
cages. Portland lost her only goal on
account of fouls, two of which were
made by Furbush, whose rough playing
and ungentlemanly conduct nearly
caused his expulsion from the floor. The
summary:
acknowledgement. IT.. G. Gay, Or. !;
Foster O.; Maynard, hb; O'Malley, g..
Portland-J. Dawson, 1r. Sohoheld,
Or. Whipple, C.. Furbush, hb: Alien. e..
Goal, won by, made by, Time.
i-R ook land, Campbell, IA. 80
2-Portland, Dawson, :. 45
S-Rockland, G. Gay, 7.13
4-Rockland, Campbell, 9.54
5-Rocklaud, G. Gay, 3.14
Score, Rockland, 4. Fouls, Portland. g.;
Rookland. Rushes,. Campbell 4; Daw-
son, 4. Stops, O'Malley, 35; Allen, 46.
Referee, D. u. Z. Saul. Timer, A. z.
Blaokingten. Attendance. $50.
Lewiston. Ia; Augusta, 3.
Lewiston, January 11.-Lewiston won
easily over Augusta at polo tonight.
Goal Tender Barry Of Augusta made a
poor showing. The line up and summary ::
LEWISTON. AUGUSTA.
TaIrant first rush ~ Turner
Walton second rush Gavitt
Mnlumpy centre Jason
Connolly half back Lee
Broadbent goal 99s Barry
Score-Lewiston, "A; Augusta. s.
Rushes-Tarrant. 8; Turner, 2; Jason, 81;
Gav;tt, /. stops-Broa6bent is; Barry,
IS. Fouls-Turner, Lee, Walton. At
tendanoe--90o. Referee-Gled hill.
Gardiner,2; Bath.1.
Gardiner, January lin a game re-
splendsnt with pretty drives and great
work by both beams, Gardiner defeated
Bath at polo tonight. The visitors
played in extremely hard luck, losing
two goals on foul The locals did net
score until the last period in which Gar
diner put up a most remark able game.
The features were Cushmap's goal tend
ing and the work of Mc9ilyery. The
summary:
G Gardiner-H oughton, IT,; McGowan. Or i;
Bergin, @. Doherty, hb. Cashman. 6.
BGth-J. Mooney, IT.. MeGifvery, Or. !;
e. Mooey, en-. Mertaugh, hb. Murphy,
Gonl won by, made by. time.
bath, j. Mooney, 7.2o
9-Bath, MoGilyery, 1880
3-Rath, McGilvery, s.3g
4-GardineF, McGown, 2.17
5-GardineT, Bergin, 5.21
Soere-Gardinar, 8; Bath, j. Fouls,
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II Mt. Col. Hoyt Resigns.

Lewiston. January 11.-Lieut. Col It.
L. 3oyt of the Second Regiment. has
rendered his resignation to AdJutart
General Cornor.
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TOR SALE-Oakdale, Forest Avenue, m st
Il desirable location and best finished resi-
dence there; nearly new, 8 rooms, steam heat,
5000 feet of lana, corner hot fine stable; will
be sold at bargain if taken before N arch
18th. W. 81. WALDRON s. CO., $50 Middle
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

We are all subject to a pain occasion
ally and it is well to have a good lini-
ment in the house, such as Salvation Oil.
26 OTIS.
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EOR SALE-A pair of good work horses, six
years old. weighing 26Oo pounds. The
owner has met with severe accident and I'm
able to use them, For further information
.inoHire OF B, +. HASKELL, 47o Congress
street, Portland, or ". A. MCCAIN. Mechanic
Falls, Me. 81
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TOR SALE-Best quality carpenters tools,
Il Disston saws. Stanley planes. Maydole
pocket and table cutlery, scissors and shears.
and line of common hardware. Prices as low
as the lowest. Open evenings till o'clock.
street. 12-1
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ENOR sALE-Two new single houses of six
L aud seven rooms snd bath, with hot and
cold water, sewer eonnection, furnace heat,
cemented cellar. viii sell on easy terms OF
exchange for other property. E. VINTON
EARLE, 4l3 Congress street. 81
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xNANTED-A first class cook and hai1arsss.
w references required. Apply az nos PIN e
ST.. after o'clock In the evening. 81
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EOR SALE Lodging house. IL rooms, on
Il Washington street, Boston, opposite two
theatres, rent $40 MONTH on a
sunny corner, hot and cold water
in each room. Price $500. This
will stand investigation. Full particulars ad-
dress. G. W. JACOBS, 1889 Washington ST.,
Boston, Mass, room 10. ags 81
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gHrANTED-Would give willing giH about
w fourteen, her board. in hopenIfs place,
would desire good recommen dation- For par
Me. 9-l
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

In the title of neat illustrated volume
I have just issued for men. 1t gives
in plain language the effects following
Youthful indiscretipns and later ex-
cesses as Seminal Weakness, Impoten.
oy, Drains and Losses Vericeoele, At
rophy or undevelopment and points
out an easy and sure treatment and
cure at home without Drugs or fled
lcines. 1t also explains the cause and
cure of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumba-
90, Kidney Complaints, etc. without
medicine. 1t is in fact truthful re-
sumo of my thirty years wonderful
success in the cutting of these cases by
Electric self treatment, and every
Young, middle aged or old man suf-
fering the slightest weakness should
read it and know just where he stands.
1t is sent free, sealed, by mail upon re-
quest. Address
81, sANDRs. $40 Broadway. New YeraL
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STORES TO RENT.

stores Nos. to Central wharf re-
oentfy occupied py 2. A.. weston S
in fine osdes and have an electric elevator
and heated With hot Yatsxi hsee eosa rail-
rYad track and aoct fasSeitSs Enquire al
noy50dtf
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EOR. SALR-New house Of ten rooms two
IL baths. hot and cold water, heated by
steam, connected with sewer. in fins location,
two minutes walk from school and electrics,
bargain for some one, will exchange for other
property. Z. VINTON EARLE, 4l3 Congress
street. ~ 81
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FOR SAL Z: .

Saw Mill Equipment Of
AVeriia Lumber COnRpany's
MILL mt Averiif, vt. A full equip
uaenf for ten million feet per
year, with boilers. engines,
dynamo, etc., all in good CON-
diriOm. For price and terms APP
ply 10
In. I'll. LUCAS,
Island Pond, Veram ont.
ian5 eod2w ?
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DAILY Auction Sales to p. n. Evening
~ sales Wednesdays and Saturdays 30
A constantly changing stock of new and second
hand household furnishings, novelties and
notions Warero0ms Is Free street. GOSs q
WILSON, AuctiOneers. LII =
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W1OR SALE-A substantial 2-stoFy frame house,
l. two tenements. rooms each, sufficient
rear land for another house, $4,000.
BENJIMAN SHAW, 81 IL Exchange 81.
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inse ted under this head
ono week fer 20 cents cash in advance.
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w WORK References requisd. MRS.
GEO. N. DAVIS 25 Bramhali fSt.
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ITO LET-A sunny front room. In private
4 family, ON Zine St near Congress ST. Foem
we'll warmed and lighted with convenient
bath room, and large closet adjoining. Refer
ences required. Address Box 1887.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

NOTICE-We have usec the Livura Ointraens
N for cuts bruises and burns. continually
happening to railroad men, and have always
found it most benhcial; a rapid healer, and ex-
actly as represented. Signed. ALBERT E.
HANSON conductor G. T. Railway. 90
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ITO LET-Tenement of seven rooms, all
Il mordern improvements, at No. II Federal
street. Apply to NO 9 Fore St., Eastern Prom
anade 81
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

TNVALIDS suffering with mental disease may
md pleasant home. kind care and treat
ment a favorable climatic situation with pure
water. hygenie living and reasonable terms, by
addressing MISS M. Il. FOX, ola Grove street,
Portland Me. IL
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

EOR SALE-Coal and wood place, OLD estab-
L lished; good horse and wagons also g ooa
order trade by ton. Price $50 With team $40
without team; right near entrance to Boston
Subway: this will stand thorough investigation.
For full particulars address G. w. JACOBS,
1889 Washington street, Room 10, Boston,
Mass LII
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MANTED-The public to know that G. H.
w Batcheldet, 1914 Exchange street. frames
pictures with frst-cIass mouldings cheaper
than any other dealer in the city. Try him.
IL
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first or second
Ii mortgages on real estate. stocks, bonds.
life insurance policies. or any good securities;
notes discounted at low rate of interest. /. F.
BUTLER, 48 1-2 Exchange ST., up one fight
janl-4s
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WANTED.

Forty words iasexted under this head
one week for as caxsss cash ia advance
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET, Also two
connected rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished, coraer PLEASANT AND PARK SIS.
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NOTICE Whereas my wife. Mary E. Legrow.
~ has left my bed and board, l hereby warn
all persons not to give fer any credit on my
account ard declare that will pay no bills of
her contracting. JOHN I'd. LEGROW Wess
Cumberland. Jan. Z, 1897 81
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first OF second
WI mortgages on real estate, personal
property, stocks, bonds OF. any good col
Co., AZ IL Exchange street 14-4
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VXyANTED-To buy second carriage and
w fixtures for saw mill. Address, giving
articulars. &. K, Press Office. SIT
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ITO LET-very comfortable winter rooms
a with beard at II Spring St. aS-4
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time.

Goel won by, made by. time.
bath, J. Mooney, 7.2o
Bath, MoGilyery, 1880
3-Rath, McGilvery, y.3s
4-GardineF, McGown, ait
5-GardineT, Bergin, o.21
Soere-Gardinar. g.; Bath, i. Fouls,
Gardiner. 2; Bath, Z; Stops, eastman,
es; Murphy, 81. Referee, Bargslsy. At
tendance, 900.
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DID I ~ nnn to loan on first and second
Sl sUUU mortgages on real estate in
Portland and vicinity; also money to loan
on life insurance policies, bonds, notes and
able W. 2. CARR, Room s, 1876 Middle St.
1874
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WE-Will buy End hand furniture or house
w furnishings of any description, paying
highest cash price for same or will receive such
goods at our rooms 10 Free street, and sell on
commission GOSS g. WILSON, Auctioneers,
Ill
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and room by lady. Private
w family preferred. Room must be heated.
ass ho 9n s IsTs ne Hdasa So
ham, N. n. Iii
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NOTICE. have a nice lot of rugs which
IN will exchange for cast off clothing, being
ladies' dresses. gentemen's clothing aud chill
drens clothing. l pay cash for them If it Is
preferred. Send postals or letters TO MR. or
MRS. D'GROOT, 76 Middle St. AL
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

EsOR RENT-A pleasantly located upper rent
T. of I rooms; all OH one floor, Ia detached
2M story brick house. with sunny exposure;
situated between Park and State streets Price
Estate Once Of FREDERICK s. VAIL.
LII
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DICYCLEs-I want to buy from $4,000 to
% $4,000 worth of bicycles, new, old,
damaged. Pay highest cash price. Can or
send postal to call on you Also bicycles ea.
done on Saturday. BOSTON STORE, Ill Ford
street. decl5-4
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WANTED 70 PURCHASE I'd hand city
w engineers plan book. Of tbs city Of Port
land, issued In 1882; VIM. A. Goodwin, sur
veyor. Send particulars to First National Bank
building. FREDERICK s. VAIL. 1921
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WATCHES ON INsTALLMENTS

will sell you Waltham and Elgin watches
lower than any installment dealer ON earth, and
make tae terms to suit you If you are honest and
square. MCKINNEY the Jeweler, Monu-
ment Square. 1an6df
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

w ANTED--Al1 persons In want OF trunks
w and bags to call on E. d. REYNOLDS,
sos Congress street one door above Shaw's
grocery store. Ne we manufacture our goods
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. fed4-5
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WANTED-A position as bookkeeper or
w assistant by person having experience.
good references. Address BOOKKEEPER,
Press Office 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words less inserted under this
Head for nne week fer rs cts. in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

EFOR SALE-A family horse. color black, 10
T. Years old, weighs about 1850 safe and
kind. VIII sell same at bargain. Inquire at
237 MIDDLE ST. IL
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HOB SALE-A COED opportunity to obtain
L apaut twelve gper cent net on an outlay Of
$4,000 for store ia good repaif always oc-
cupied BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 10 Exchange
street. aes-@ IL
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WHOLESALE ARREST ORDERED.
Sweeping Order Passed by House in
Spirit of Fun.

observation-disclosures Didn't Serve 1t and 1t
Was Rescinded-That Official Native
Of
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SITUATION WANTED-A young woman.
~ who has for several years been pupil In
one of the best home schools in Maine. wants
employment in Office or store. or would take
care Of child. Address Miss H. D. Waterford.
Me. 81
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
LOST AND FOUND.

Ferty words inserted under this head
ons week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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RE vii o. Mary A. f.eWgstSg ~as yes
tersiNv admitted 20 proa@feA
rh. use az Fred BuFch vs.. w, Lia6s-
lev 81 a. has been continued antI AsFtl
u
rs.,ss psthvsi has qualified So rvceiv-
- ~ 49, ea4~ o. : T.. Noak322 ". Rosa
line Benalss. bond site,
Yaafaait sgaa taken Yesterday sFafnst tSe
Attendants IA the raSe az S&gnEses II. ' sf
p.auck -. Charles Lee e. 81
k,rnnrfs A ROeerts yesterday Hlea
-sftfton FER letters 81 DECENTRALIZATION %
ths estate q Joha - Aoassts
The furv ir Juaxe Beusons court yes
tCsaay al sffsei Antea st4-aA w ss~'
fe~ ga 81 against 4. \ Nelson.
$.n Aaatr. Anarsw BisklStose and g
y sr-r-xfr. oege yesterday spQointeG a.
fesiseFs+ ~ tsSa estate o. Pauline - Ae4-
ms.
Tse tf.f~ Ianas tnvetvea ~ tie sp9ssl
eaxa q "a J. Eryaut - a. ~ James
So sFY,sen e. a.. HfeA yesterday. &re lots
j ars - N1,ck ~
A.te-rev Xytu Il Morris desires - eoT-
49, 49,. efaseut era that Pc "a IT cn4Hssl
- -s,eaHtV CogH zs5s<.ouer He~faa- &S
= retained ~ Eo1la1-
y d g-um was yesterday sTTsssa - > &
.<,5.tsFrassr 81 ere estate &C Henry " AZ
faF~ wstA NfA aHafNes% "a assS as
ezth Ss repaired - lS~.
r,se Esl1aesr was yesterday appointed
x.sar,itAa ad Esgu ~ kkas'an1 = @sssfaa'zsss-
: rnin.sr. o. the cssa g sanEAa - A@A -
- Nafse x 4rHasalss Sc a.
Tee F-rva- Eruna COMPANY yesfcrsA
sn-.sess snr q ara - E@H1ls.' rsls'1f f1iessta
~ "a = MassaF. SA.4 90 ~ iN4s@tr& ~
: ~ t-s~u ana Srr1te Ecte- a. s1s-st = 9si
Is oemsanS hos&s 1aGsEle2A ies A~s'----
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y. IL d. of dartmouth college VINO.
after years of patient investigation and
study. assisted by all that was best IN
the progress OF medical science AZ home
and abroad, first discovered the wonder
full formula OF paine's celery compound.
There was 10 doubt OF the Interest that
would be awakened at once by the an
nouncemant OF any discovery by Prof.
Phelps. The formula from the first was
Furnished TO the best physicians. and
forthwith this remarkable Psine's celery
compound was personally used AID profess
sionally prescribed by them. The result
OF the closest investigation might havs
been expected. Il soon required a consid-
sxahle industry 20 produce the remedy, and
rapidly but steadily, without ceasing. the
demand for Paine's celery compound hss
increased. until today there is 10 other
remedy that in comparison begins to hold
half the pubic attention that IL holds.
In untold number OF cases where every
other remedy has been tried and failed,
Paina'x celery compound has attained the
wished-fer results. making the weak
strong. purifying the blood. rebuilding the
WORKOUT nervous tissue. curing ehronte
sickness. proving 8 never-failing and per-
mansnt relief for rheumatism. neuralgia,
kidney diseases and disorders of the liver.
ell due TO the impairment OF the persons
nervous system. the consequent improver-
ishmsnt OF the blood and the breaking
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-13

The Foes q Boyd Logging Company. an
swerfng a complaint OF Frank S.ossel in
his suit for balance alleged TO De due on a
due bill, after denying the amount named
In the complaint. SAYS that the company
gave c. A. Jewett It's due bin for *i1-2& on
March Is, 1895. at which time IL was agreed
,aat the biz should be subject 20 reduction
BY the amount OF groceries and other sup
plies which the company was 20 furnish
Jswett The company then sold Jewets
= bill OF groceries amounting 20 si2@S,
Jawett again agreeing that this amount bs
deducted from the amount OF the due hill.
George =. Boyce sued Jewctt. and the log
cling company was gsrnished. In answer
inx the writ the compaSy, not knowing the
exact amount of Jewett's grocery bui.
stated that IL owed him about $40. for
which amount Judgment was obtained and
duly satisfied. This really left balance OF
$3.50 IN the company's hands due Jeweft.
VITA interest this now amounts e. So s..
which SUM tha company has placed with
the county clerk for the plaintiff.
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down In consequences Of some particular
organ.
When Mr.. Graham. writing Jan. is. 1887.
said: II have used Palne's celery com
pound TO my benefit. and l have no doubt
that any person undergoing great ply sic al
and mental strain would find IL OF great
service. For students especially il ought
TO be of great value" When so prominent
q student OK bodily health, who has no
equal, unless. perhaps. one mentions DIR.
Sargent, OF Harvard. with whose methods
Mr.. Graham became well acquainted al
Harvsrd-when MIR. Graham says hirntIy
that after his experience he believes others
would find Psine's celery compound of
great service, what man or woman out OF
perfect health can afford 20 neglect his
weii-eonsidered and expert advice.
There Is no doubt that Paina's celery
compound cleans the blood OF eczema salt
rheum and such humors. not oaiy In the
spring. that Is SO favorable a time, but at
any time during the year, so thoroughly
that nothing further Is ever heard OF them
Pains's celery compound has been tested
tried, scrutinizsd and heartily approved by
so many impartial physicians aud men and
women whose word In any matter would
not be questioned for 4 moment. that one
must be stabborn-minded indeed who pre-
fers to NOPE around half sick instead Of
verifying these positive, Straightforward
statements.
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John Graham Is the foremost man IN
American athletics
II wss he who managed the successful
team from this country that attracted
world vide attention in the recent OlyIn-
pic games at Athens.
Formerly trainer for Columbia college.
then for Princeton and finally for Har-
ward university. Mr.. Graham had much
TO DO with raising thu standard OF col
legfste sports. A small army OF gentle
men have been guided by him since ne
left Harvard and took his present posi-
ton. superintendent OF the famous gymna-
SUM OF the Boston athletic association
Three OF his proteges. White. Brewer
and Mccarthy. have rust won the New
England championship at the mile. quar-
tsr-fnile and five-uile run He has trained
Weeks of Brown university. one Of shs
best college sprinters in the couatry.
Many another student Of what makes
men and women strong has used and has
recommended Paine's celery compound as
the hest known remedy for those who ara
weak and dIspirited. the overworkeS and
enseebied persons who are most concerned
IA the general awakening Of interest in
outdoor exercise and indoor attention to
thu proper rules Of health.
II was the sbIest professor OF medicine
and surgery in any college. thar giant
among man. Prof. Edward Z. Phelps. II.
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yards. y. Of w: JACK lemon - yards.
v, Third hss'-Swes BY wilS s.srs ),
yards. Y. VI. Q, 4, second. Iins, I'D -
Fourth heas-woa BY c. A, Z, Heed,
. s ysrdS Y n G a. s.. Z D r, Il 9 sss i, =
ffnaI heat. winners 81 trial heats com
Y NJ, {. A.: Emmsi Ropp. 10 yards. =.
Y ~ G. s sssS ssra WV, Inn: ai isss 81 's'
Running High Jsmp.
Wen BY n. Il. Gould scratch. T. A. c.,
feet 81 lnohesi Aul.oon, 3tneAts. " Of
w, and Ewing, I tnnhss. Y NJ Y. A.,
tied al feet iIss tnches, Nasaeoa Wen ma
toss up and get second ssacs.
Sso-Yard HAN.
II. r Pearson, 10 yards. n \. G.. sAsos,e,
r. -. Baeer. yarIs, It. A. Co. third.
Tins. 2sis l-a Elder Y. NJ, G. y, NAs
but ne was disqualified for feuiiag On the
seventh dap.
Peic Vault.
Won BY Den Palmer. scratch, ". OF w,
actual vault. 10 feet cleaneN KIND or
work: r. w. French; u inches X a
G, third. ? feet INCHES. winning from
MeAanus. inches, u. of w. from a
tie. en toss OF eoin-
wrestling Match. Cafch-as-CAtch-
Can. Best Out OF Falls.
Ed Gaffney. Isl pounds. q. A. C.. won
two straight falls from q. osberg. 1853
pounds. f. NJ. G. A. Referee. ii. T..
Treyyett. Of Tacoma.
Relay Hace--onc Mile.
Won By Y. NJ. G. A., az u. OF w. was
disqualified Ter 4 foul by Westherwax on
WhAlley. IN the confusion no time was
taken II was very exciting, but wtthal
an unsatisfactory raeG Robe, who was
At Planners shoulder, dropped cut. when
he thought the race was finished. and
Palmer Fan another lap 7. a. G. was
given second place.
The teams We're as follows:
Il. OF W.-Morford. Burrows. Weather.
wax Palmer.
Y NJ &. A.-Meyers, Hood. Whailey.
Robh
T. A. c.-Parsons. Pearson. Bader.
Holmes
The trick bicycle riding by Budd Sny-
der. Of Tacoma. was very clever
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Police Notes.

The charge o, petit larceny, preferred
against Leslie Pomeroy In connection with
the mass OF wire that was ripped out OF
the kinnsar building on Occidental ave-
nue.. was dismissed IN the municipal court
yesterday afternoon by Judge Bogus on
payment OF costs b. the defendant. Mr.
Kinnesr sent, a written statement 10 the
effect that be hso been reimbursed toT
TIE damage To his property.
The resignation of Ron" Crawford Sc
clerk Of the municiupal court vas signed
yesterday afternoon and VIII be acted
upon by Mayor Wood as soon as he can
conveniently make a selection OF . man
for the position Runner has 10 that Rob
err Morgan, who used 20 De & deputy
sheriff. Il being considered for the place.
IN preference 20 ~. Y Rinshzrt, 5r-. who
Was locked upon - cegtaia OF ths appoint
meat.