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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-06-08

XAIANTED SEVERAL PERSONS FOR DIS
w trtct Once Managers in this state to rep
resent me IN their own and surrounding coun
les. Willing to pay yearly $500. payable week.
ly. Desirable employment with unusual op
portunities. References exchanged Encl0e
self addressed stamped envelope. S. A. Park
$50 Caxton Building Chicago a..
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DAVENPORT.

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will sell tickets to Davenport and re-
turn for the Annual Encampment OF
the G. A. r., at rate OF one fare for the
ound trip, from all points in Iowa.
D ates of sale June II, II and 9th and
on June 14th for trains arriving in
Davenport before noon on that date
good returning until June 10th 1900.
Take advantage Of this opportunity to
make pleasant "trip at low rate. For
fullinformation see your local ticket
Agent.
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%s.. Chicago, III
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Gas Light Company al
4l3-=4I5 Locust Street.
IOWA CITY BRIEFLETs.

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Rev. E. D. Wilson, Pastor of the Sec
ond Baptist Church of Rock Island, gave
an entertainment ,and debate Monday
night assisted by Iowa City's home talent.
Prof. j. w. Mcneil was to have been the
opponent in the debate, but owing to Sc
we're sore throat, Mr.. Gilbert Bailey was
appointed in his stead. He made q very
strong argument which won. the debate.
The Professor. however, made the closing
address in his usual foroible way. The
question was, Resolve: That water is
more foroible than wind.
Mis-. Pearl Lytton Singleton left Satur-
day via Cedar Rapids for her home IN
Golconda. Illinois.
Mr. Gilbert Bailey is here from Cairo,
Ill for an extended stay.
Prof. s. Joe Brown OF Marshall, Texas,
is expected in our city soon to spend the
summer. # sis.E
Miss Henrietta Jones Of Abba, who has
been attending the s. y. H.. left Wcdnes-
day for her home. Her many friends re-
greet to see her 60 and hope to see her res
turn next fall
The Brown family moved from 6l3 to-
600 Iowa Avenue this week. ].
Messrs Chas. Thompson Of Wappello,
and Ed Carter of Muchakinock, went to
their respective homes Friday. Both
of these Young men are 5. VI. students.
Mr.. Thompson sophomore and Mr..
Carter freshman. They lead their
classes and we believe they will lead their
race in the future. They will be heartily
welcomed when they return to resume
thoir studies next fall
Messrs. Tom Saddler and Walter Mar
tin of Cedar Rapids made business trip
to our city last week.
The Y. W. G. A. Gymnasium Class
gave very fine exhibition last Thursday
evening at the Opera House. Miss Mag
gle Mason being member of the class
was one of the participants.
Mr.. James Jones has moved to, Ottum-
wa. .tf 5. s@
Iowa City is jubilant because the By
stander comes regularlh now. We hope
the good work will continue.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT

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The Corinth1an Baptist Church situated on
llth St., between Crocker and School SITS;
Preaching; at II A. NJ; Sunday School; at IL
O'Clock Preaching. att P. M.
Rev. S. Bates, Pastor.
st: Paul A. M. E.--Corner Of Second and Center
Streets. Preaching at 1890 a. M; Sunday
School at O'Clock; Epworth League at Z
p. M; preaching at p. IN. F. J. Peterson,
pastor. ',Ersg @,E5a
First African Baptist Church-Corner School
and Fourth streerts. Rev. F. Lomack pastor,
Preaching 1890 a. M: Sunday school 3 30 p {.
NJ, Mr.. NJ. e. Houston, Superintendent:
Young Peoples meeting Z p. IN preaching
500 pm. ~
Burns M! Feast Second and Des Moines
street-Sunday services, preaching at II 100
q. m. and p. m. Sunday. School at 1880.
Prayer and Glass meeting, Wednesday 8p. m,
All are welcome. Rev. c. W. Holmes. pastor,
go Des Moines streer.
Mount Nebo Baptist Church,. Second street,
between Lncust and Grand a.enue-Sunday
service, preaching at 4 a. M; Sunday School
~ 80 p. m. Superintendent Rose johnson.
Preaching al p. m. Rev. J. H Bell, pastor.
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lAfANTED sEvERAL PERSONS FO RDIS
w trict ONCE Mana gers in this state to rep
resent me in their own and surrounding count
les. Willing to pay We ariy $500. payable week
". Desirable employ ment with unusual op
porturites. Reference s exchanged Enclose
self addressed stamped envelope. 5, A. Park,
92U Caxton Building, Chicago
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pose OF helping the Boston team IN an
ehdeaVor to beat out Hanlon's BROOKLYN
team which, as every one knows proved
unsuccessful. Meekin wasn't sold. that 7
I'm aware of, and now there is some tax
OF the big fellow coming back to New
ork. If that isn't syndicate ball. then
there is no such thing"
Continued Mr.. Powers: Its shame
the idea was allowed to gain headwav
that because bum ball is played In New
YORK 1t has tendency to lessen the in
terest in the sport all over the country.
Ihat Is a false impression, but one which
pleases Freedman.
The financial reports Of all clubs
throughout the country give the lie to
this. No one experienced losses except
the New Yorks and the CIevelands. and
the latter was not expected to pay even
when the season opened.
Every team in the Eastern league
made money last year. and it was un-
doubtedly the best year for the game
for several years. Even Canada, which
is represented by two teams in the East
ern league, made money such as was
never known in baseball history in the
Dominion, and 1 think no better evidence
of the popularity of the game can be
vouchsafed."
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Shamrock and the other will be the new
Watson yacht. The two will be tried out
in American waters and the better of the
two will be raced against the defender
Of the Americas cup.
Sir Thomas has decided to make i'm
portant changes in the Shamrocks de-
sign and sail plan Designer Watson has
been given the order to get out the lines
of the new challenger, which will be
called the Erin. He will be prepared to
give out the contract as soon as the
Royal Ulster and New York Yacht clubs
Charles Russell, who is Sir Thomas
legal adviser, has looked into all the
terms of former matches and has found
that the New York Yacht club agreed
that in case the Valkyrie III should not
he the fastest British yacht after trial
Lord Dunraven should be allowed to sub
stitute another yacht for the challenger
These terms Will be asked by Sir
Thomas because he will send both the
Shamrock and the Erin to America and
thus give them at least two months cL
trial practice. Should the Improved
Shamrock be faster than the Erin then
he would ask that she be sailed in the
cup races. Sir Thomas will be in Amer
lea in either July or August and will
have some members of the Royal Ulster
club with him.
For the first time in cup history two
British designers will go across on their
respective charges, and Fife will race
against Watson as hard as if the Erin
were the cup defender 1t is believed
that Archie Hogarth, If he wants the
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CLUB BOWLING SCORES.
Record of the Week en- the Local
Alleys.

The following club bowling scores were
made during the week on Amort's alleys:
Metropolitan-Shum 1856; Williams,
ISL; White 159 Bridge, 14O; Londsdorf,
172; Burke. 154; Phillips, 1888; Haggard,
1870; Behr, 1876; Nichols, 159; Wakefield. 12S;
Stutsman, 1873; Appleton. 147; Blashfeld,
Recreation-G. Kiess, 1877; L. Kiess, 1S1 !;
B. Quehl 159; c. Kiess, Ill; A Schuler.
$50; J. Kuether. 146; E. Hennish, 1873; DR..
G. A. Haas, 173.
Capitol : Andres, 21O Bromley, PA;
Bueger, 2O5: Heck, 175; Hundt, 1879; Hunts
man, 1888: Painter. 40; Landon, 19O; Nc
Arthur, 1SS; DR.. Murphy, $50: Neff, 214;
Adams. 19S; Brown, 1870; Kavanagh, 200;
Hinderer, 1877.
Enterprise-Kimball. 175; widmark 16s;
A. Klosterman, 1852; Klosterman, 1885, Con-
far. PIG: Krainger, 1876; Hartman, 1872;
Keye, 1873; ;Forman, III; Pinsna, 226 Fabel,
23l; Warwick, 155; Weide, 1863; Andres,
1872
The members of the ST. Paul Bowling
club made the following scores last night
on Lynch's alley:
A j. Lynch, 17S; ]. E. Lynch, 1870; Al
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PRINCE OF VERONA Won
CENT CITY DERBY All NEW
ORLEANS MEETING
FAvORITEs WERE NOT IN IT
local Horse Carried on the Big
Purse and Honor OF the WIFI
ter Mceting-VVas at Long
Odds In Betting.

NEW ORLEANS La. March II. A
home-ralned horse and stable, with
strong local affiliations, won the richest
prize of the local racing season today
when Prince of Veronia owned by H.
and D. Morris, galloped home first in the
Crescent City Derby Save by his train
er, the colt had not been figured a win
ner Sidney Lucas and r w Brode di-
Vided favor in the betting, though the
support accorded the former was the
best, and his price shortened from 212 to
! to Ii to 5, while Brode went back from
two.
The start was good and prompt Bo-
land took The Conqueror TO the front
with q rush, and rounding the first turn
opened up gap of length and a half
Br0de followed closely. Before the half
mile was reached he had shot his bolt
and yielded to Sidney Lucas. Brode
struggled to the front again in the next
turlong, but as they passed the three
quarters they were neck and neck, Sid
ney Lucas gaining at every stride.
Burns rode Z. w. BrOde with might
and main, but the colt was In the worst
of the going and he could not move up.
McJoynt had placed Prince of VERONA
fifth all the way and kept him to the
he found an opening and, coming through
with rush, caught Sidney Lucas, who
was firing, and beat him out a head.
Lamplighter would not try foot of the
way.
The track at its best was lumpy and
slow, with many soft spots. Summaries:
First race. one mile-Old Fox won, Lit
tie Regi second, The Bondman third.
Time, :46.
Second race five furlongs-Choice won,
Wild Pirate second, Blink third. Time,
l:044.
Third race, mile and quarter-Col
Cluke won, Admetus second, Rushhelds
third Time, 2:1L
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth. the
St Patrick handicap-Cathedral won,
Koenig second, Double Dummy third.
Time, 1882
Firth race, mile and an eighth-Tne
Crescent City Derby-Priuce of VERONA
won, Sidney Lucas second, f. w. Brode
third Time 2:G0.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Shinfane won. Quanna II second, Clarence
third Time, l:5l.
Seventh race, one mlle-IilEan Reed
won, Protus second, Col. Cassidy third.
Time :46
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CHESS BY CABLE.
Players of America and Great Brit
ain VIII Again Contend.

NEW YORK, March 17-Once more
America and Great Britain will meet in
a chess match in which the moves will
be transmitted by cable. While the
American team composed of the best ex-
ponents of the game to found in this
country will conduct their games under
the auspices of the Brooklyn Chess club
at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the
Britishers will play at the Cafe Monico
London, connected by direct wires, SO as
to make it possible to play ten games
simultaneously, each American being pit
ted against one member of the British
team. The contest will take place next
Friday and Saturday
These matches are played for the pos
session of a $1,000 trophy donated by Sir
George Newnes, president Of the British
Chess club, London. To hold the trophy
permanently, team must win it three
times. So far each side has won the
trophy twice. The teams will be made
up as follows:
Americas. w. hampton, ]. F. Curry,
E. Delmar A. B. Hodges, E. Hyme, F.
J. Marshall, c. ]. Newman. Fl. N. Pills
bury, J. w. Showalter, II. G. Voight
Umpire at London, L. Hoffer.
Great Britain-H. E. Atkins, C. e. II.
Bellingham, J. H. Blackburne, E. NJ
Jackson, H. Jacobs, T. f. Lawrence, E.
]. Lee, D. Mills, II. w. Trenchard, w. w.
Ward. Umpire at Brooklyn, w. P. Ship
ley.
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seeond-state medal (gold. greatest

seeond-state medal (gold), greatest
number new members.
Third-State medal (silVer), second
greatest number of new members.
Fourth-State medal (silver), third
greatest number of new members.
Fifth-State medal (silVer) fourth
greatest number of new members.
SiXth-McIlrath medal, offered by
James McIlrath, first to secure twenty
new members.
Seyenth--Denegre medal (gold), offered
by Jules Denegre. first to break North
field course record.
Eighth-Hanson medal, offered by A.
A. Hanson, best time made over the
Hanson century course.
Ninth-Bird medal, offered by T. L.
Bird, best time made over the 'Tonka
century course.
Tenth-Chase medal (gold), offered by
+, c. Chase, to, the lady member making
the greatest mileage during the season.
Observation-Disclosures medal gold and
silver), offered by W. II. Burlkhard arg-
est mileage made in Minnesota during the
season
Twefth-Mouk medal (silver), offered
by George Mouk, proprietor c. r. C.
headquarters Lake Calhoun, fastest
time made from Minnetonka mills to
Monks place (Seven miles).
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WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES.
Big Lists for the Fourteen Stake
Events.

CHICAGO March 17.-For the fourteen
stakes at Washington Park this year 9S8
tntries were received as follows: Derby,
for three-year-Olds, one and one-haIf
miles, 66 Englewood, for three-year-
old fillies, one mile, ii; DreXel for three
year-Olds, one mile, 49; Midway, for
thrce-year-olds and upwards, one and
one-eighth miles, 79; Oakwood, for three
year-olds and upwards, one and one
eighth miles, 81; Great Western, for
three-year-olds and upwards, one and
one-half miles, 81; Turf Congress- for
three-year-olds and upwards, one and
one-siXteenth miles, 62; Wheeler, for
three-year-olds and upwards, one and
One-fourth miles S. Lakeside for TWO
year-uld hlles fVe-eights of a mile, 50:
kenWood, for two-year-old colts, five
eighths OF mile, 81; Edgewater, for two
Year-olds, eleven-sixteenths Of q mile, G3;
Qu!ckstep for two-year-olds, one-half
mile, %; Hyde Park, for wo-year-olds,
:hree-fourths Of q mile, 95.
The American Derby entries are as fol-
lows: Sarmartan-Hood's Brigade. Nor
ford, Lady Elite, Barracks Tommy
oErien, James, MischieVous, Radford,
Brigadier, Gonfalon, Admiral Schley.
MaSnihcent, Pundley, Elizabeth Klein,
Thrive El1inion, Bendaldere, McIaren,
Reminder, Hammock, Thomas Carr Mes.
nerlst, Missionary, Windmere, Yellow
Tail, Knight BanneIt. Wax, Deveric The
Monk, The Unknown, Redcross II,
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preserved provides for the purchase of the
old baseball grounds at Cleveland by Kill
foyle and Somers at price said to be $10,
co.,
The circuit of the American league will
not include Louisville In discussing the
circuit it developed that Saulpaugh is not
in a position TO dispose of the Mime
apolis club, and that city will be retained.
The circuit will be as follows: Mime
apOlis, Milwaukee. Kansas City, Chicago,
Indianapolis, Detroit, Buffalo and Cleve-
land
The Louisville delegation, headed by
Col. Whiteside, was much put out at
the turn in affairs.
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berth, is almost sure to have the Sham.

berth, is almost sure to have the Sham
rock.
Watson has a strong liking for Capt.
Edward Sycamon, who was on the Val
kyrie in 1895 and has been sailing the
Bona for the last two seasons. Sycamon
is a most competent man and undoubted-
ly will be selected to sail the Erin. Rat
sey will make the sails for the challenger
and alterations in the Shamrock sail
plan as may be called for.
AT an early date Sir Thomas will notify
informally the New York Yacht club Of
his intention to challenge in order to
have holding above others who may
contemplate the same end.
Designer Watson will accompany the
committee and Sir Thomas on their trip
Sir Thomas admits that many of the
prominent members Of the New York
Yacht club would favor Newport for the
course, but he likes the Sandy Hook
course and will propose it, as he is sure
of absolutely fair play there.
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MIR. FREEDMAN FLAYED.
President Powers, of the Eastern
League, Talks Out in Meeting.

NEW YORK, March 17-President P. T.
Powers, CT the Eastern league the other
day said a few things about President
Andrew Freedman, Of the New Yorks,
which must have made the naughty
league mans ears tingle. Said Mr. Pow
erS:
'If there was one man of nerve in the
big league Mr.. Freedman could have his
franchise taken away from him very
quickly. He has violated one of the most
stringent rules under which he received
his permit, and for that offense he is sub
ject to expulsion from the league.
when Freedman undertook to run the
affairs of the New York Baseball club
he made a promise that he would do all
in his power While controller of the club
to elevate the game, but, instead, he has
done anything but that, and even admits
that he'll stay in the game to kill it,
And all because requests made by him
of other clubs were not complied with.
This rule he violated, and motion to
make void his franchise could be done
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Tanfnrnn Races

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-Tanforan
results:
First race one mlle-Bernato won, In
trepidO second Chaste third.
Second race, one mile and a quarter
University won, Durwad second, Duke Of
York ii. third. Time, 2:1934.
Third race, seven-eighths of a mile
Vesuvian won. Sardine second, ST. An
thOny third. Time, 1:2S.
Fourth race, one mile-Ventoro Won,
Constellator second, Advance Guard
third Time, 40%4.
Fifth race one mile and a half-Chi-
mura Won, Twinkler second, Forte third.
Time, 2:37.
Sixth race, one mile-Racivan won,
Catastrophe second, Euphonage third.
Time. la.
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Queen Of the Turf Is Dead.

17Maud S, died at schus
from New week and intended to her for breed
She
save
less Maud owned by the Bonner estate and twent
2:OS%
March, H at
of of
she
trainers 1
where
in 2:l
2:13
cpsed
she never lost her place OF the tottng turf
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Some Fine Shooting.

NEW YORK. March 17-Eight thou
sand persons, the largest crowd since the
sportmen's show at Madison Square gar
den tonight. The association champion
ship for shooting was carried off by w.
r. Crosby, the Western shot. Isaac Tall
man, a New York amateur, won second
prize, and Jack Tanning third. Crosby
also won the prize for the general aver
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Isa. Ten Candles, Parmenion, Vulcain
King Bramble, Old Knight, Star Bright
kilmarnock, Cleora, Yoloco, Quickfoot
Soldan, Col. Roosevelt, Bathos, Pupil
Goldone, Silver Garter, Right Bower, Al
Gold, Mr. Brown, Solon, Sam Phillips, F
w. ERODE. Greenock. Highland Lad
Mark Cheek, Lieut.. Gibson, Waring, Sid
ney Lucas, The Conqueror, Kentucky
Farmer, Downward.
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easily and voted on after the charges
against him were proven.
Now, this magnate,' continued Mr..
Powers lis making subterfuge to COW
er his offense by declaring that he will
not put good team in New York unless
syndicate ball Is abolished but then
Mr. Freedman had better not say any,
thing about syndicates. He was badly
mixed up in one last year when he trans
ferred Joe Meekin to the Boston team
for none other than the expressed pur-
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man. 1863; J. Berkey, 199 Al Foreman, 1856;
Charles o spenk, 2O1; w. stillman, $50; to-
George Kraft 1872; A. EkwalI. 1856; A
Luedtke, 1877; w. Sawyer, 175; P. H. We'd
mark. 1893: ]. B. Wedmark, 207; D. Mer-
ton 173: total, 1,677
The lnterurban Bowling club made the
following scores OH Weiler's alleys last
Thursday night: J. Miller 212: A Kamp-
man, 232; F. Koch, 1874; T. Willwerscheid
129; ]. Fisher, 165; P. Fisher. 147; n. Wag-
ner 217: J. Yost, 2G8; A Brandt, 161; N
Scheffhansen III; N. Weller, 252; A.
Herschler 1856
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Prize Fight stopped.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March IA
sas City, and Dan Snyder, of Clinton,
Ind, scheduled for ton.ght, was stopped
by the sheriff and deputies. A forfeit has
been posted and the purse increased and
days.
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Bogardus Defeated.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 17.-Bogar-
dus, the veteran trap shot of the cOun-
contest by c. E. Delong, the champion
trap shot of Arkansas. The contestants
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age. Twenty-Five shooters, who made
the. best scores during the show, shot
man were tied at 70. but Crosby then
killed % straight, while Tallman missed
l. Crosby killed 95 out of 100 Tallman
81, and Tanning and G.. S. McAlDin SO
each. Tanning won in a shoot-off Fam
ming won the continuous match with the
worlds record score of 175 straight kills.
Crosby was second with 81.
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MINNEAPOLIS is IN.
To Remain Part of the American
League.

CHICAGO. March 17.-American league
baseball magnates made an amicable ar
rangement today with James A. Hart for
a club in Chicago and passed the entire
deal up to the powers of the National
league for approval. The terms Of the
agreement with Hart as to local condi-
tions were not made. public. The plan
by which the national agreement is to be
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stood thirty-three yards from the traps
and shot at 40 birds each. Delong killed
S6 and BogarduS 90
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LIPToN TO CHALLENGE IN 1910
VIII Bring Both Shamrock and Erin
TO America.

BOSTON, Mass, March 1.-THE Boston
Herald's Glasgow correspondent cables
that he has the authority of Sir Thomas
Upton to announce that he will chal-
lenge for the Americas cup in 1901 and
bring over two yachts. One will be the
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The Minnesota division of the Century
Road club has more valuable medals
hung up for competition this season than
any other division in the country The
following is a complete list to date Of
these medals and nature Of the competi-
tons:
ber centuries.
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Moberg, 204: H Boetcher 1911; F. Hach-
ing club to keep open house for a lew
days more. The intention was to close
the Selby rink yesterday for the season,
but with continued cold weather, games
will still be played The last point match
Of the season was played yesterday aft
ernoon, Charles Barlow winning first
place, w. ]. Murray second. and T. L..
Wann third. The scores were:
Scratch class-A. B. Van Bergen, 28; w.
D. Stewart, S0;l, Frank Mccarthy, "a;
George Cunningham Al. Handicapped
three points: Charles Barlow, 81 plus 3,
40; T. w. Griggs, 10 plus 5, %; 3. 8.
Doran, q plus IS, a. Handicapped six
points: Evan Rees, 20 plus 6, IS. Handi-
capped nine points,: w. J. Murray. q
plus, 9, So; r. L, Wann, % plus 9. "a; w.
r. Dorr, IA plus 8, g.
Cunningham and Frank Mccarthy were
barred from taklngl prizes. Two club
matches were played last night as fol-
lows:
Il. L. Wann, Trowbridge,
D. e. Scott, w. j. Murray,
T. w Griggs, Tom Cameron,
w D. Stewart, J. B. Emerson,
skip-10. - 11 skp-1S
DR.. John Fulton, Or. McGregor,
W r Dorr, "a C. B. Matteson,
Charles Barlow J. c. Myron,
A B. Van Bergen, j. N. Kirby,
Skip-14. skip-10.
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TWO CLUB MATCHES.

Nushka Curling Club Will Keep
Open House for Awhile.
Favorable weather prospects have in
duced the members Of the Nushka Curl