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DECIDED ALL TO
HER HUSBANDS
PARTNER TRIP
Bitter Contest Over
the Cook Estate.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

Il
sos Broadway, Oct. L.
The trial of an interesting suit wherein
a big estate is at issue vas commenced
before Superior Judge Greene to-day, ard
promises to occupy several days. The
suit is that of Richard Kimball and other
heirs of Elizabeth L. Cook, deceased,
against the latters husbands former
business partner, w. G. Iripp, whereby
the Cook heirs seek to have annulled and
Cancelled certain deeds to valuable real
estate, aggregating over $4,000 at the
least estimate.
From the complaint originally filed in
the suit it appears that shortly prior to
her death some years ago Mrs. Cook,
when about to undergo a surgtc,l opera
ton, and fearing fatal consequences, con-
veyed her entire estate to Trip, her de-
ceased husbands former partner, with in
structions to give certain portions of 1t
to persons she named at the time, and
for Trip to retain the balance. Under
this disposition many of the closest rela-
tives were practically ignored.
After her death William H knight,
then Public Administrator, applied for
and was granted letters of administration
on Mrs. Cooks estate, and thereupon the
relatives began contests to recover such
shares of her property as they would
have been entitled to had she dled IN
testate and without leaving any provision
for the disposition of the estate. As a
result of those contests about $4,000 In
money was recovered from Trip, but not
without most bitter legal battle that
concluded only in the Supreme Court.
The present suit involves the question
of ownership of the realty which Mrs.
Cook conveyed by deed 20 Trip, and
promises 70 be as bitterly fought as were
the preceding suits.
On the side of Mrs. Co,xs heirs are
arraigned as counsel Joseph Campbell
Nusbaumer & Reed and Fred E. Whitney
while Trip is represented by Cary
Howard and Welles Whitmore.
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WNDICATION FOR
COLONEL WHOLLEY

NEW YORK, Oct, IA special to the
World from Washington says: After an
investigation of the charges against Col
onel Wholley of the First Washington
Volunteer Regiment through an officer in
whom the War Department has conf
dence the department is satisfied that the
charges were not well founded, but were
the outgrowth of jealousies on the part
of the subordinate officers Of his regiment
Adjutant General Corbin says Wholley's
position is much the same as that of the
late Colonel Stotsenburg, regular army
officer, who commanded the First Ne
braska Regiment. Colonel Wholley is
also q regular army officer and was given
the command in preference TO Washing
ton State militia officers. Lieutenant Col
onel Fife of the regiment was among the
applicants for the command.
Colonel Wholley is to be brevetted brig
adler general of volunteers for gallantry
I'm action.
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THE UNIVERSITY WILL
HAVE AN AUDITORIUM

BERKELEY. Oct. 12.-The question Of
an auditorium for the University of Cal
ifornia is to be solved shortly by building
on an addition to the Harmon gymnas-
ium which will enlarge the seating ca
pacity of the building to about $500.
The proposition to build the addition
will come up before a special meeting of
the Board of Regents 10 be held next
Tuesday in the Mark Hopkins Institute of
Art, San Francisco. The plan is to cut
out the walls at the west end of the
gymnasium and add on a 1O0-foot ex-
tension. This will give the floor an area
of 10 feet by so feet. A stage at one end
will be "a by 80 feet. In the rear of this
will be dressing-rooms from which an
entrance to the stage can be made.
A gallery eight feet wide will encircle the
whole hall. The estimated cost is 5000.
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HURRIEDLY MARRIED
BY JUSTICE QUINN

OAKLAND, Oct. 12.-There was a
hurried marriage ceremony performed in
County Clerk Jordans private office late
this afternoon. The principals were otto
Herman Macroth Jr., aged % years, and
Rose Aldack, q years, both giving their
residence as San Francisco. The mar
riage license was procured shortly before
closing time. and in the meanwhile a
deputy clerk rounded UP Justice
Quinn. who officiated. An effort at
strctest secrecy was affected, the groom
declaring that he did not wish the fact
Marriage licenses We're also issued to
Jens Martin Jenson, 80 years, and Andrea
NJ. Clausen, 25 years, Suisun; Abbott
NickerSon, q years, and Mary. q. Patton,
% years, San Francisco: Emil Rasmussen
26 years, and Maria c. Johnson, 26 years,
San ErancisCO.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
FOUND STARVING ON THE
OAKLAND BLEAK MARSH

Sixteenth
n
is
They
off The
To-day o
and will find lie
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Harvest Festival Celebration.

OAKLAND, Oct. 12.-The annual har-
vest festival celebrations of the Saliva
take place from October IA to II inclusive,
and during this period the local corps
will hold a great sale of articles con-
tributed such as groceries, furniture
clothing, live stock musical Instruments
etc. at their hall, corner of Washington
and Twelfth streets. Any surplus of
goods may be devoted to the Army s
many phflanthropic institutions of which
there are now in this country about one
hundred and twenty-four. such as rescue
homes, shelter homes, etc.
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THREE GOES TONIGHT
AT THE RELIANCE CLUB

OAKLAND, Oct. 12.-All is in readiness
for the boxing night at the Reliance Club
Friday evening. A fine programme has
been arranged of two tryouts and three
ten-round contests for decisions. The
ten-round goes promise to be good ones,
and are between the following men:
Charles Vickers of San Francisco VS..
Mike Mollis of the San Francisco Athletic
Club, weight l35 pounds; Pete Reconni of
the Olympic Club VS.. Billy Springfield of
Philadelphia, weight 145 pounds, and
lack McMahon of San Francisco VS..
Mortimer of San Francisco, weight 1876
pounds. All the men have been training
hard for the last three weeks and are in
fine condition.
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One Year for an Assault.

OAKLAND, Oct. 12.-Judge Hall to-day
sentenced j. II. Burnham to one years
Imprisonment in the County JAN. Burn
ham was originally charged with an as
saut with intent to murder Ghstaf Mel
August. He had pleaded not guilty and
was to have been tried. To-day, however
he was allowed to plead guilty to an as
sault with a deadly weapon, with the re-
eIllt of the sentence.
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SOLDIERS TO Be
GIVEN FREEDOM
Of THE TOWN
Funston, Shafter and
Others to Attend.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.
90S Broadway, Oct. u.

Owing 10 the possibility of rain the ban
quet to the Kansas and Montana troops
will not be held under the willows, but
will be served in the Tabernacle. This
was decided by the Red Cross ladies this
morning al a meeting.
John Mitchell, chairman Of the COM
mittee of arrangements, has issued the
following appeal:
To the Citizens of Alameda County-The com
rnittee charged with the duty Of arranging for
the proper reception Of the Kansas and Mon
tana volunteers desires to make such a ceIe-
bration will rebound to the credit of this
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-13
LOVE TARRIED WITH
THEM ONLY A YEAR

OAKLAND, Oct. 12.-Ida Dempsey. by
her attorneys, Robinson & Miller, flied
suit to-day for a divorce from James c..
Dempsey. whom she married at Sacra-
mento about a year ago. She alleges
desertion as the ground of her cause of
action and declares that she is COM
PEELED to seek shelter and maintenance
at the home of her parents in West Oak
land.
Suit for divorce has also been COM
menced by Beatrice Chase against AL
bert b. Chase, son of ex-County Treasurer
very quietly at San Rafael about a year
ago at a time when the plaintiff was a
school girl. Now she alleges that her
husband has been unfaithful to his
marriage vows.
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Thomas Dolan's Will Filed.

OAKLAND. Oct 12.-The will of Thorn
as Dolan, who died September l6 last, was
fiIed FOR probate to-day and the widow
Margaret Dolan, and daughter, Mrs. Mel
lie =. Meyers, whoNare named therein as
executrices. apply for letters. The instru-
ment is dated April 6, 1899. and the estate
consisting of Oakland realty valued at
$4,000 and a lot in San Francisco, is be-
Gueathed to the widow and daughter.
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public offices. Failing health compelled
him TO retire from business and come to
the bay, and after staying In San Fran
cisco and Ookland, he went to Ben
Lemond, where he died
Ihe deceased was a member of the Odd
Fellows and of the Masonic order. He
leaves a widow, a son, w. Mem Weighed,
and daughter, Mrs. A. w. Rickard of
were conducted by Rev E. Francis
Brown, and the remains were temporarily
placed in the receiving vault at Mountain
View: In accordance with the request of
the deceased his remains will be finally
inferred in the family burial lot at San
Juan.
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5S@es 5t9R F FdBard y 5ewe G 3 5onfs f. 1Heso1 AZ H.
A. T. Korbel. Anton Krieg, J. r. Kimber-
land, J. Knowland, H. Knust, R. T. Kim
bell, L. J. Hendricks, w. D. KeystOn, II.
]. W. Lucas, c. F. Logan, NJ H. Logan,
r. II. Lloyd, c. II. Lindley, f. K. Lilien-
thai, ". T. Little, John Lee, J. G. LeiboId,
Huriet, r. p Hurlburt, A Hromada, B.
V Hoover, I. r. Horton, H. E. Holmes,
L. NJ. Hofer, George E. Howe, e. b.
Hindes, Thomas L. Hill, F. l.. Hilmer,
r. Herring, c. Hellwig, r. L. Hathorn,
E. S. Hadley, w A. Halsted, T. V. Har-
ris, c. L. Haskell, A. T. Hatch, w. c..
Hacke, r. p. Hale, j. II. Hatch and Ed
Hayne
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Fire Caused bv Rain.

OAKLAND, Oct. 12.-The heavy rains
tonight caused several electric wires TO
break. At Eighth and Washington streets
the fire department was called out at 10
O. clock to blaze in an awning that was
caused by a live wire. Another live wire
broke on Fourteenth street opp )si'e the
City Hall and City Electric an George
Carleton stationed a guard there TO
passengers of their danger. The deadly
wire was dangling over the middle OF tue
sidaWalk
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ton have elected Herbert F. Kellogg sec
retary, vice w. P. Melvin, who died re-
Gently. At the same time resolutions were
adopted deploring the demise of Mr.. Mel
vim, paying a high tribute to his qualities
as faithful and conscientious officer,
and extending sincere sympathy to the
widow and family of the deceased.
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BMTI-IMPERIALISTS
FORM AN ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-In response
TO a call issued by ex-senator George f.
Edmunds, Herbert Welsh and George g.
Mercier, vice presidents of the Anti-Impe-
rialist League, residing in Philadelphia, a
meeting was held tonight and an associa-
ton was formed under the name Of the
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-13
Received Montrears ArcI bishop.

OAKLAND, Oct. 12.-Archb hop Bru-
chest of Montreal was rendered a recep-
ton yesterday by the young ladies of
the Convent OF the Sacred Heart and
Mother Delphine. The convent was es-
tablished from the mother convent in
Montreal and the Archbishop brought the
greetings of the parent institution.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM
WEIGHED, A PIONEER

OAKLAND, Oct. 12-William Weighed,
whose funeral took place in this city, was
formerly a well-known mining man in
Nevada County. He came to California
in 1852 and later engaged in the hotel
business IN Nevada. While in the Silver
State he was identified with political af-
fairs, and represented Humboldt County
in the Legislature. He also held other
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Higuet Wants Out.

OAKLAND. Oct. 12.-Attorneys Garritv
and Donovan sued out a writ of habeas
corpus to-day in Judge Halls court on
behalf of Louis Higuet. charged with hay-
ing received brass stolen from the railway
yards at West Oakland last January. The
ing and is based on the ground that the
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Sold Liquor to Minors.

BERKELEY, Oct. 12-DeputA Marshal
the arrest of Louis p. Rolus, proprietor
of the Paris House of West berkeley
Rolus, 1t is claimed sold denlijohn of
liquor this morning to a small boy. His
ing.
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Arrested for Petty Larceny.

julius Timm, employed in the telephone
companys supply department, was arrest
ed last night by Detective Ryan and the
telephone company's detective, Reilly, and
charged at the City Prison with petty lar
ceny It is alleged that Timm has been
purioining supplies for two months past.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-13
Had Good Claims in Klondike.

OAKLAND, Oct 12.-Hans and Henry
Sorensen have returned to their homes
in this city from three years claim
stalking trip through the Klondtke. They
come home each $4,000 richer. They de-
clare that the Cape Nome district is rich
and that claims there are now held at a
high figure.
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WriqlfS Indian VGgetable Pills

a RE ACKNOWLEDGED BY THOUSANDS
"A of persons who have used them for forty
CONSTIPATION. Torpid Liver. Weak Stom-
ach, Pimples and purify the blood.
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MAJOR GENERAL HUNTER.

Major General Sir Archibald
Hunter. X. c. b. who is now in
South Africa, is the youngest gen
eral officer in the British army,
being only 43 years of age. He
was educated at Glasgow Acade-
my and at Sandhurst Military
College. In 1874 he joined the
, Fourth Kings Own Royal Ian
cashire; in 1882 he became a cap
tain, in 1889 a lieutenant colonel
and in 1894 a full colonel. In 1896
he was created a major general.
He is a splendid soldier and has
seen much service in Egypt, hav-
ing been wounded at the battles
of Giniss and Toski. He served
under Sir Francis Grenfell. and
Lord Kitchener spoke of Archie"
Hunter as his righthand man. He
has been Governor of Omdurman
and of Quetta, a district Of India
Of the first class. He is an Egyp-
tian Pasha, a Knight Commander
of the Bath and holds the Dis
tinguished Service Order and
other rewards of bravery and no.
table services.
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evidence taken before a Police Judge was
not sufficient TO warrant Higuet being
held TO answer before the Superior Court
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SUCCEEDS THE LATE
SECRETARY MELVIN

OAKLAND, Oct. 12.-The trustees Of
the Mountain View Cemetery Associa-
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Of NEW YORK, IN THE STATE OF NEW
" York the 31st day of December A. D.
1898. and for the year ending on that day
made to the Insurance Commission of the
State of California, pursuant to the provisions
Of sections 610 and Gil of the Political Code
condensed as per blank furnished by the Com
missioner.
CAPITAL
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
cash VI. 0O0 600 90
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16

After several days Of deadlock in thu
kcntucky Democratic convention thc1 c
was great thinning out Of the faith
full who had not come to Louisville pre-
pared TO fight it out if it took all sum
nler, says Il Louisville paper. Many OF
them were in = frame of mind and poc;s
CT TO SElnpathiSc with Col. W.. Of Ken
lucky, who paid a visit to New York
some ten or twelve years ago and pat
VI at = European plan hotel. He buetl-
"d INTO IN American plan hotel shortly
altcrWard. accepted a rate Of five dol
lars for room and four meals a daY
and had the clerk send Il ''nggcr'' in
stantly to the other hotel for his bag
gage. I've been payin TO dollars :,
day for my room alone over there" h
explained, and they've been a-charsin
all my meals "Xtry. Yes. sir! they vc
been a-charsin' me twenty cents apicc,
for rnaStin years. and I've been Just
talrly catin' my damned head Off"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16

The men whipped up the horse an,
tried to escape. but it was useless: dow
came the drove. Tho bull charged tn,
wagon capsiZcd it. and threw the mcl
ana their belongings to the ground
Then, for protection, they craWlcd I'M
De-, the vehicle. and the bull battcrc,
away at the wheels.
1t happened hat Riddles gun haG
landed within reach. He craWlcd from
under the wagon. slipped in two cart
ridges and the bun. at his next charge
was amazed at receiving Il couple o!
charges or shot in the face. The tlrov,
Stanl"dcd 1T the report ard the bull
followed. shaking his head. cviden;.y
in great surprise AT the tendency OF
red wagons to go out i'll that disagree
able manner.
The two fishermen returned to lowr
one with his arm in a sling and tho
other very much battered about tn,
lace The wagon was Immediately
painted a sober green.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16
Ready TO Wear.

Ladies Wrappers, Well made ana
finished OF Very best materials at 4't',
Sc S5r and $l.15. These are special
prices 10 close out quick
Crash Skirts Trimmed With Braid
three rows. The 75c kind at. 500
Navy and Medium Blue Duck Skirts
With three rows Braid. sl.00 kind. ..7?c
+. Is. Skirts in Blue Braided, Sl.0o.
Good quality Plain White Duck 9St.
Linen Crash. superior quality fancy
trimmed s2.25 kind. 81 ~
Black Brucadcd Worsted skirts. .s,Eo.
\ Special Plain Crash Suits SliS.
Elton Suits in Crash Blue Braid trim
ming the $500 suits at ..Sa -
Linen Crash Elton Suits. white brad
trimming. stylish $500 value. 81 IS
White Duck Skirts. Hu- Trim
NUS 49, .............. iat'.
S1.5o value White r. Is Blue Braid
go. 1850. ............ 81 -.
Plain White r. Is. Skirts. Plackni
Buttons. $500 value. special at $50
White r. X. with Pearl Buttons each
side and placket, $50 kind rs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16

THE BULL AND THE RED WAGON
Two friends Of his set out 10 find Il
certain trout stream in wild region
twenty miles from San Francisco. says
Forest and Stream.
Riddle had imported from Boston Il
light express wagon. with the rear
painted bright red. a part of the roli! @
led them across a pasturdse for Wild
cattle and their first iniirnation Of mis-
chief was the bearing down upon them
Of the whole herd. headed by il bull
paving the ground and believing
Ward" said Riddle. that fellow
means mischief. We must run for it,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16
Photographic Notice.

To the holder of any Photographic
circular or ticket advertising cut rates
we viii make during this month only a
Ssrccial style Cabinet Photo at 81 SO per
dozen, TO introduce our work
Now is your chance. Bring This card
with Your circular or old ticket.
j. III. FABER'S PHOTO GALLERY
'-S-lW. 27H Washington Avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16
Ladies Shoes.

We have an excellent line Of Ladies'
MISSES and chiluren'S Shoes that will
prompt you to Inspect. Our prices On
them are in accord With our undersel-
Ing prlnrlpl:--Lcs:5 than YOU can buy
anywhere.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16

sHl;T WAIST SPECIAL.
4oe
Black aud White Figured perc,1e.
with SLACK Standing collars. ana collars
in Fink and Blue plaids With White
standing collars ,5c. values
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16

SHIRT WAIST SPECIAL.
9y s,.... ....... ..... Il. v....
six and washes better: in Plaids or
stripes Light shades Of l'inuc and In
dia Linen. The $I.5o garments.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16

MEMS HATS.
We have an immense assortment Of
Mems Hats in Straw, Black ana Brown
Derbys. Alpines. all kinds Of soft hats
and great variety Of Golf caps.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-16

SHIFT WAIST SPECIAL.
Pink. Blue ana Lavender figured Per
Gale with standing collars to match:
Pink. Blue Lavender. Green and Black
and White figures White standing col
Lars. Regular soc. values
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
Hundred-MiIe IourneyfrOm Bedford
Rest to RocSaway and Home.
ONE THOUSAND STARTERS.
sew York DAILY fnsugurRtos n Great
outing TOR BicycIc Enthusiasts
Story OF the aide.

Dawn was breaking IN the East. Is
FIRST rays lowering like "a halo above
the distant goal From all quarters
had come the riders. thousand strong.
men and women alike. Some were
young. some middle AGED. yet It was
the enthusiasm OF youth alone that
marked the cheerful company
First and foremost In the throng
were pacemakcrs There were r. T..
Marriott Tom Ward. y. H. Mckay, y.
q. Gay and r. ~. Kcnna. All men Of
mars-ail notwithstanding men. "
you WILL
The clock tolled round and round.
The wheclmon were sull coming
IAN ready" yelled the pncomakers.
The wheels were stripped. the last
touch Of oil turned into the tuned-up
bearings There was a good -naturcd
struggle Tor the van. much cheering
from the crowd.
They're on" came the cry. The
clock marked $3.50 a. m. a whlrr OF
wheels, a watch-like ticking OF SCAR
then away 90 the eastward sped the
riders. Up Bedford avenue went the
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Local fraternity Agog Over the
Coming Racing Events
CLUBS NEXT CENTURY RUN.
Numerous Iat,hc. Arranged between
Tnndsm-, singles and Horses
strawbcrrl Huns tiis Feature.

The sooIal wheel club annual cone
fury un $500 tlk. place on July 4ni
over tha spuug,Ilo course and r'turn.
The ouunF VIII De- split up into nra1
divisions the third division Will GONE
slst OF the turtles VINO Will probably
not extend their pelI'Irr operations
further south than sandy and pick
up thc domorallss1 ranks ou th0ir re-
turn trip. The nrt viii leave tho SO.
cIh wheel clubs rooms nt the Ford
hotel az o'clock iu tho morning this
contingent will be- under the wing Of
Lieut. = Mcuimnn and will be- rsu,at-
cd to the speed u nine miles ON hour
Captain A. W. smith Will head tho aec.
ond division Of tho Invaders that WIN
leave the club rooms nt o.. M. aud
keep NJ the pace at thirteen miles on
hour. which viii bring both sections
into sprlnEyine az the same time. The
members uf the club viii dine at the
famous hosiery, presided over b. the
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ROWING, BASEBALL, RACING, WHEELING.


I the home club. 20 per cent, md 20 per
cent fu Che league trUHHurr.
a committee of three on schedule was
appointed but the time was DO short
The committee agreed only on oponing
games. which VIII Do played on July
!. and recommended that meeting of
the board ~ managers be- called at ON
early dot" Co arrange the entire rchcd-
ulH. The recommendation was adopted
and meeting of tho board called Tor
juno p of p M, i1 this city. ~ the
meantime several other teams viii be
invited Co Join tho league.
The opening gamos will be- Nj Pleas
ant W Ephrnlm mo Nt PlcaHHnti Man
% yH WllnH nt N1utlt chester W.
Spring CITY. at Chester
Tho rowing season iH now In fun
swing Tho transportation matter be.
tween the Salt Lake Rowing club and
The H1li1lr management has been Hot-
tlni. ana the boys win send out crows
ON Monday Wednesday and Saturday
ulrhts and on sundays. The two six
Dared blrFos ARE lu Tine shape. 70 four.
cared shell has been saved from the
wrnC klrr OF she'll bu8ta and the cV.
peCt1tlun now lH th1t The two four
added TO the salt Lake ciuh'a property
a Georgia editor who md tried 20
ride bicycle wrote 1n follows
THESE bladder wheeled bicycles arc
dllhullc1l devices NJ the demon "
darkness They Hrr cUntrIyluceH 90
trap the frct cf the uuw1ry and skin
che nose nj che innocent They arc
full or guilt and deceit when you
think YOU have broken ono 90 ride nud
have Huhdued itH Satanic nature. DO.
hold 10 hucEeth you OF ln tho road aud
tarreth l great h0iH 200 your uunts Look
not upon The bicycle when 90 bIowgth up
ltg wheels Tor % buoketh like % bronco
and hurtnth you llko thunder. Who
hath skinned lrFa7 Who hath n bloody
norr7 Who hath ripped hrcechUB7 They
that daily along with "a diabollcai BIZ
cycle"