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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. ana Mrs. j II. Game will enter
tain at cards tomorrow night.
Mrs, Julia Klmball and Miss Kim.
bah leave today for California,
Miss Breeder has returned from og-
den.
The Cleofan met this afternoon with
Mrs. Clara Clawson.
The Misses Alton and Jasmine
Young leave tomorrow for Chicago,
where they will visit for short time
with Mr. and Mrs. b. y. Young.
Mrs. Emily Grant entertained this az
ternoon In honor Of Mrs. Brlant Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jack win leave
on Thursday for Los Angeles.
Invitations have been issued for a
reception and dance TO be given in hon
or OF Rabbi Louis Reynolds and Wife
at the Ladies' Literary clubhouse to-
morrow evening under the auspices or
the b. r. Pexlotto lodge, No. All, |. o..
o. -. The committee are II. Hlrsch-
man, Sig Simon, and w c. WATERS.
Dr. and Mrs. l.. w. Snow entertained
at dinner last night at their home on
Canyon road
The marriage Of Miss Florence I'M
aud John Il. Dunn viii take place to-
morrow night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
POWER OF JUDGES.
President Of Illinois Press Associa'
ton DenounCes II.

Chicago, Feb. 1S-The thirty.seyenth
annual convention Of the Illinois Press
association began here today, Gen.Smlth
ID. Atkins, president of the organiza.
ton, and publisher OF the Freeport
Journal, in his annual address, declared
that Judge should not have the pow
en- TO punish for contempt otfenses
against the court Individually unless
the offense Is committed In the pres
ence OF the court.
Even the president Of the United
states has no such power" said the
speaker, "and Judge should have re-
course only to the remedies provided
for any citizen"
Gen. Atkins remarks were applied
specifically 90 cases wherein editors
have been cited for contempt for news
paper criticism Of some action Of the
court.
In reference to talk Of censorship Of
newspapers and public speeches, which
followed the assassination Of President
Mckinley. Gen. Atkins declared that
the act of any individual should not
ieopardze the right OF free speech, He
also strongly opposed the agitation for
l-oent letter postage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
DEsERET EvENING NEWS. TUESDAY. TEBRUARY ISL 1909.

fore attempted by the Institution The
plan In contemplation Is the provision
Of a midday lunch for students who do
not 90 home 10 dinner but who bring
a lunch basket on buy what they eat
for lunch at the confectioners. Those
who were approached said they knew
very little about u, az the plans are
not yet fully mututed but II was learn
ed that tho trustees really desire TO
serve the interests OF the students In
this important matter by supplying
10 those who desire IT, a warm dainty
lunch, ilretclass In every respect, at
the bare cost NJ the materials This win
be- good news 10 many students, ana
the iirgt intimatlon the students gem
orally win receive OF the project w
De IN tonlght's News A dining room
and kitchen Will b. fitted up In the Lion
House, ms soon az the flrst-year classes
remove thence 10 Bnrratt Han An OK.
perlenced chef VIII be- placed In charge,
but VIII not be allowed any commission,
since the Intention is 70 let the stu
dents have whatever Of profit there
might be In the undertaking II Is
even believed that they can get really
fine lunch for 10 cents. The project Is
80 important and unique that all
friends OF the institution win wish II
success, az most important aid 10
every student too far from home to get
a warm lunch at moan, Further details
VIII be known shortly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
splKE ANp RAIL.

d. r. Cray and f. H. Plalsted have
gone 10 Idaho.
General Passenger Agent y. n. Bur-
ley of the Oregon Short Line IS IN Chi.
cago today.
c, Ira futile OF the Oregon short
Line Is In Idaho on horse hunting
expedition.
s. 5. Deutch OF the Chicago a. North.
western has returned from his yaca-
ton In Chicago.
f Il. ShrImpton Of the oregon Short
Line auditors office Is IN Iowa ON a
two weeks vacation
The Idaho Woolgrowprs association
viii ship during the coming season over
1900 tons OF salt from Salt Lake.
Resident Engineer Ashton and his
force of draughtsmen are now actively
at work on the maps Of the Joint sur
yey
The yard men Of the Southern Pacific
at ogden are now working TO make
ready for receiving the conslgnments
of piles for the Lucin cutoff
A score Of expert steam shovel opera
tors from st. Paul passed through Og-
den on Saturday bound for the scene
OF the Southern Pacific cut-off work In
Nevada.
A, p. Champan, Jr,, city ticket agent
for the Chicago. Milwaukee q ST. Paul
at Chicago. Is spending a few days I'm
this city He Ia accompanied by Mrs
Chapman,
s. II. Bahcock, assistant traffic man
ager of the Rio Grande Western Is
registered at the Waldorf Astoria lie
Is In New York IN response Co a dis
patch from George j. Gould and Presi-
dent Jeffery.
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SENATE.

Washington, Feb lS.--At the com
cluslon OF routine business IN the sem
ate today II was agreed that the final
vote should be taken on the Philippine
tariff bill and amendments theSeto next
Monday al four o'clock During the
last day the debate Is TO be limited to
fifteen minutes to each senator no
debate to be had after the voting be.
gins.
Mr.. Wellington OF Maryland then ad-
dressed the senate upon the Philippine
question. stating his points Of disagree
ment with the party with which he had
been identified throughout his life. He
said he had been a Republican, pro-
tectionist aud believer in a gold
standard Of currency. However, he
said the Spanish war brought he part
ing of the ways.He was opposed to that
war and believed that Cuban indie
pendence could have been brought
about by diplomatic negotiations. Then
came the imperlallstio tendencies" OF
the Republican party and with them
he could not agree.
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Will BUILD IN
EMERY COUNTY.
San Pedro Said to Have an Eye on
The Coal Fields,
BRACKEN ASKS QUESTIONS.
higbt.of-wAy Agent Of Clark Road
writes County clerk Tor Conces-
slons In Filing Fees,

The San Pedro road Is seeking a right
of way IN Emery county ostensibly for
the purpose Of tapping the rich coal
deposits that are wen known 10 oXlst In
that section of Utah
Word comes from Castle Dale that
the recorder OF Emery county. Mr. An
dereon, has received n communication
from j., w Bracken the right Of way
agent for the San Pedro whose head
quarters are IN Los Angeles, asking
whether IN view Of The great amount Of
abstfactng and other WORK which VIII
be done In Emery county this summer
II VIII not be possible for his company
to come In under q reduced rate for
fees. Mr. Bracken puts no strings on
his proposition and sets forth that there
VIII be a lot of recording done MS
year for his company ana he asks that
- be done al "A minimum cost He
says that In California ana elsewhere y
reduction In fees has been granted.
In the face Of this request II II also
worthy OF comment that the Rio Grande
Western force Of surveyors Is also az
work at this time in Emery county un-
der the supervision of s. j Norris and
al present Il In the nelghborhood Of
Castle Dale
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HHaHHHHHHa
FREIGHT MEETING.
Railroad Odcials Gather at Port
land 10 Consider the Docket

Portland or, Feb. IS. 1.-The trans-
continental freight bureau met IN this
city today r. II CountiEs of san
Francisco, agent Of the bureau, was
elected chairman Of the meeting and
John a, Macdonald of Denver score
tary This Is the first meeting Of the
transcontinental freight bureau since
the meeting in Milwaukee In May, 1898,
when the hardware schedule came into
great prominence. The docket before
the meeting contains between 600 and
ZOO entries. owing to the non-arrival
OF several Of those who are expected,
the meeting adjourned until tomorrow
without transacting any business.
The following roads are represented.
Northern Pacific; 3 l.. Moore, gener-
al freight agent, ST. Paul $, q. Fnl-
ton, assistant general freight agent,
Portland; $, b. Calderhead, general
freight agent w. & c. Ry, Wala
Walla, Wash.
oregon Railway and Navigation CO.,
w ". Conan, assistant general freight
agent, Portland ore.
Great Northern Rry. g. O. S0mers,
general freight agent, st. Paul
Canadian Pacific Ry W. Il. Mac
Innes, assistant freight traffic manager
Winnipeg r. w Powers, general
freight agent, Vancouver b G.
Southern Pacific Co.. G. w. Luce,
general freight agent, San Francisco;
@. w Fletcher general agent san
Francisco, Il. b. Miller, general freight
agent Southern Pacific lines in oregon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
ROYAL B. YOUNG'S LECTURE.
Declares Ancient Ruins OF America
Prove DIVINITY of Book of Mormon.

The Second ward Westinghouse was
again me scene Of a large and attentive
gathering last night, 10 hear Elder
Royal - Young discourse on the ARCH
Biological evidences Of the divinity OF
the Book Of Mormon The speaker
eylnoed remarkable Familiarity with the
theme, which he invested with absorb
ing interest lie related the discover
les Of IN plongon, stephen and Gather
wood, Humboldt and many other cele-
brated scientific explorers. Elder
Young declared that their discoveries
absolutely confirmed tfo Nlaim Of the
divinity Of the Book Of Mormon, Of
which every man could convince him
self by searching
This evening Elder G. w, Penrose Will
lecture on the divinity Of the Book Of
Mormon from scriptural and doctrlnal
standpoint. "A warm Invitation to at
tend Is extended to the public.
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En.u. s. Marshal snIcIder.

st. Paul, Feb lS--A Helana, Mont,
special dispatch says
Jack Waite, who served four years
as deputy United States marshal dur
ing President Cleveland's last term,
committed slcide early today by shoot
ing. He had been drinking during the
night aud leaving his companions a
moment, stepped into one OF the boxes
Of a Main street saloon, and shot him
self in the right temple, death resulting
an hour later Waite was well known
throughout the northwest and espec-
tally In sporting and politics, having
promoted many athletic events at Spo-
kane Butte and Helena. At one time
Waite was the champion pugillst Of the
northwest, but he has not followed that
profession for 10 years. Dependency
and heavy losses are the causes for the
suicide,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
HEWLETT'S

Three Crown baking powder, Is pure,
strong and economical, every can gunr-
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money cheerfuly refunded
Don't buy Three Crown because II Is
home made, FOR this powder ~ sold
strictly on LIS merits aud ~ he equal
Of any high priced brand on the market
IN both strength purity ana healthful-
ness, ana we solicit your patronage on
these grounds only Three Crown bake
ing powder received the Gold Medal at
last State Fair held IN Utah,
Three Crown Triple Flay0rlng Ex-
tracts ARE made from The fruit and VIII
give delicious flavor 70 your pies
cakes. etc They cost more than COM
mon extracts, but are three times
stronger Three Crown extracts were
awarded gold medal at last State Fair
held In Utah
Three Crown Home Ground Spices
are ground fresh daily thereby retain
ing their natural strength and aroma,
while those shipped FOR thousands Of
miles naturally lose the ilavOr and
strength While In transit
ASK you grocer for Three Crown
goods and refuse all Eastern or West
ern substitutes
HEWLETT BROS. CO.
SAT- Lake city Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18

Or. G. r. Wilcox has bought the res
idenge Of the late r. NJ Ellerbeck on
First street between y and II streets
for $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
HANGED HIMSELF,
Body Of Chinaman, Dead Four Days,
Found on Plum Alley

For 1--WE doys cinnamon ON Plum a..
Icy have been searching for Mark
WINK. fellow countryman This of
ternoon his blaCkened and swollen re-
mains were found hanging hy a rope In
"a room az 80 Plum alley he had com.
mitted suicide, and IL Is presumed had
leen dead for five days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
BicycIist Jimmy MichaeI Goes With
Them Hopes to Win Fame.
HE WILL RIDE IN FRANCE.
Names OF tho Riders are Freeman,
Henry, Knapp, Mcintyre, Van
Duson and Little Jimmy

New York, Feb ls--Five American
Jockeys and Jimmy Michael the BIZ
cycl5t who hopes now for fame on the
turf this season, sail for Europe on the
Kaiser Wilhelm today The party con-
siats Of Milton Henry, Patsy Freeman
Burt Knapp Archie Mcintyre, Charley
van Dusen and Jimmy Michael All
are bound for France or Australia.
Henry and Michael are under con-
tract to ride in France. The former Ia
engaged 10 Baron Rothschilds and the
latter IN Charton ana De Bray Henry
who rode for James j Keeno last year,
believes that Michael win be a success
IN his new vocation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18

PROBATE AND GUARDiANsh''
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the fesps''''
Igners for further information

Consult County Clerk or the fesps'''''
signers for further Information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT fhSS
bate Division, In and for san a a,,sr
County. state Of Utah. In the na MAI
of the estate Of A. II. Raleigh IA
Notice, The petition OF WIN. Aspe' @ es.
Alfred Solomon. executors OF the az
tate OF A. H. Raleigh, deceaSssa ailow.
confirmation of the sale OF tne "a ae-
ing described real estate Oh az plock
cedent, to-wit; Part OF Lol Y cor.
rs, Plat h, Salt Lake City survey; esid
inencing at the s. Il. corner y. ssst
lot and running thence W. % he.
thence N. 81 SO feet. thence n -, Z, ,set
grees, II minutes, s second W. NJ sa. ,g
thence u. s5 feet thence $, " gssng
II. 1853 feet to the place OF ~ sde
subject to right OF way on VA ,.sss for
OF said lot In favor OF LIZZIE S' M fol.
the sum of 81, 500 90. And upon w ggS
lowing terms, to-wit seV Ia nay
upon confirmation Of sale' ssaroline {.
able down as annuity 70 esst hal.
II. Wells, assigned TO J.. u, m,II Hnald,
ance payable SIC per month UNI aled
az appears from the return o. s1 hsarIng
in this Court. has been SCI lol ID.
on Friday. the 9TH day OF MAJ county
1902 M 10 o'clock a. m, at lhe ~ ~, AZ
Court House. In the CouI' S,tv salt
said Court, In Salt LAKE e
Lake County. Utah. court with
Witness the Clerk OF SAD vi, vvS day Of
the seal thereof affixed this i'"'
February. A. ID. 1902 ,,uEs
(seaD JOHN clerk
BY c. Frank Emery, Deputy 0'
H. s. Tanner, Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
NEW WAGE scHEpuLE.
What Oregon Short Line Trainmcn
Secured az Result OF Meeting.

AS a result Of the recent conference
between the grievance committee Of the
Oregon Short Line tralnmen and Gen
Supt, u. H. Calvin the flremen will In
future be furnished with cracked coal so
that they viii not have to lose time In
breaking coal while running the en-
glnes. The schedule on firing the zoo
class engines was raised from $2,4S TO
" 81 per 100 miles and the 900 class from
S.5S to 500 For the new passenger
engines raise of 2 cents was allowed
bringing the schedule up to $3.50 per
100 mlles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
FIERCE SALOON FIGHT,
Brass Knuckles and Gun Used in the
New Resort.

In the New Resort saloon at late
hour this afternoon there was a fierce
combat between Proprietor Foote and
two strangers who entered the place, In
which brass knuckles and gun were
used
According 10 Foote's statement, two
men rushed into his place and attacked
him. one Of the men hit him on the
head and in the mouth with brass
knuckles, aud Foote returned the COM
pliment by striking one OF the men over
the head with gun. officer Ran
dolph arrested the two men, but while
on the way to the station one Of them
broke away from the officer and dashed
down an aleyway Randolph held on
To the other and marched him to the
station where he was locked up. He
gave his name az NJ. r. Caultes His
head was bleeding from the wound
inflicted by Foote's gun but he was
locked up on the charge OF assault and
battery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
MhIskey Trust Has Mo- Fight.

Peoria, Ills, Feb lS-samuel Woll-
ner president Of the American Dis
tilling and Distributing company de-
MES the report telegraphed from Peoria
last night that there Is nght between
the whlskey trust and Independent
distilers.
Franklin II. Corning, principal owner
Of the new independent Corning distll-
lery. concWs In this statement and
both agree that the announcement Ia
unauthorized They have said no cuts
have been made, and the reduction Of
g cents has been made 70 get back
an actual BUSINESS basis OF Sl,2S instead
of continuing on the inflated basis OF
Sl.gOla for finished goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
HOUSE.

Washington, Feb, lS.-The house to-
day went into committee Of the whole
and took up consideration of the Indian
appropriation bill II was agreed that
general debates should continue today
and tomorrow after which the bill shall
be open TO amendment under the five
minute rule.
MIR. sherman, Of New York, who is in
charge Of the bin announced that In
view Of the fact that many members
In general debate desired to speak on
matters not germane to the bill, he
would reserve his opening address.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
Liverpool Rank Frauds Hearing.

London, Feb. ls.-When the hearing
OF the charges against the defendants
I'm the case of the Bank of Liverpool
frauds was resumed today Thomas p
Goudie, the accused bookkeeper OF the
bank, was placed on the stand as wit
ness for the crown. He told his story
substantially as already known and
said James Names introduced himself
as an American acquainted with Ameri-
can Jockeys and hence in a position to
spot" winners. The introduction was
followed by bets whereby Marks & Co.
made 100000 during the first week.
Goudie explained that fears of exposure
rendered him an easy victim of Mances'
Wlles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
SHINY nm ,,western Industries. 4"

Chicago. Feb lS,-rhe National Busl-
ness league has received an acceptance
from secy OF the Treasury Shaw In re-
Spouse to an invitation to be present at
the annual banquet Of the league Feb
e. The secretary will speak on the
Commerce and Industries Of the
West"
Harry A. Garfield has also agreed to
speak on the United States consular
service. other prominent men will be
present and speak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
BEFORE JUDGE DlEHL.
Frank Walsh Pleads Guilty to En-.
bezzlement-Gets ~ days.

In Judge Diehls court this morning
Frank Walsh, a young negro, pleaded
guilty TO embezzlng 81 from Joseph
Dewey. He was sentenced TO 20 days In
the county jail.
The ease OF Kay Chin. the Chinese
boy charged with petit larceny was
continued indefinitely. II Is Kays
fathers intention to send his boy to
Oregon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
Daughters Of Am. Revolution.

Washington, Feb. 1S.-The Daughters
Of the American Revolution plunged
into the consideration Of proposed con-
stitutional amendments at todays ses-
sion OF their convention. The hrst of
these proposed adding TO the represen-
tation from each state, consisting of
one regent, -Four additional representa-
lives TO be elected at an elective confer
ence to be called by the state regent
and " be composed Of the chapter re-
gent, vice regent and one delegate from
each chapter IN the state, the confer
ence to be az some designated place
before Feb, OF each year"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18

letter to Gov. Otero. announces that he
viii continue TO act as regent Of the
College Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts in spite Of the governors letter
notifying him of his dismissal from Of
flee. Mr.. Prince denies that the COVER
nor Of a territory has the power to re-
move a territorial official during his
term of office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
MMAHoN Is PRESIDENT.
Selected as Head Of the Baltimore
Baseball Club.

Baltimore, Feb. lS--JOhn Mcmahon
this city fathor-n- law of "Joe" kel-
ley has beon elected president Of the
Baltimore Baseball club at the stock
holders annual meeting, TO succeed
sydney Frank This IL interpreted to
mean that Mcmahon, Kelley and Me
Graw now control the club Kelley
probably VIII captain Che team for a
part OF the season, McGfaw dividing
honofs with him The Baltimore fprI
VIII go TO savannah, for practice the
latter part Of March
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

To convince every sufferer from dis
ease Of the kdpeys, liver. bladder ana
blood that Warmers Safe Cure win
cure them, trial bottle win be sent
absolutely free 10 any one who win
write Warmers Safe Cure Co.. Rochrs-
ter, y. v, and mention having seen
this liberal oifer In the Dereset NsVs
our doctor win send medical booklet.
containing symptoms and treatment of
each disease and many convincing tes-
tlmonials free, to any one who viii
write.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
sTocKHoLDERs MEErIkG.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Home Fire Insurance
pany's Office. No. 20 Main ST.. salt Lake CITY,
Utah, on Friday. March H. 1902 at O'Clock
pm. The purposes for which said meeting Is
called, are 20 elect board " directors. a
secretary and treasurer for the ensuing
year and to transact any such other BUST
ing. HORACE q, WHITNEY. Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. Is 1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18

And In accordance with law and % ot IN
OF the Board OF Directors made on ths IN
day OF December, 1901 80 many shares o. vsfI
parcel OF such stock as may be Necessary s Wv.
be sold at the office OF the company, Hri,sb
list South ~, Salt Lake City, state o. v' ,hs
on tho 18th day Of ebruafy, lV' 10 ~ ,Se
delnqnent assessment, together WIZ
cost OF advertising and expense o. ssae
Il w. MADsEN Secretary,
nv resolution OF the Board OF DlteJ,o,
duly made and entered upon the reeorubss,,
the company. the date Of the above ssie "''
been extended 10 Mach, 10 lp2 .,y
r. ". MADSEN, secretaV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
LOCAL EVENTS.
JACK WADE Is HERE.
fonng Salt Lakcr who IL Champion
of Montana.

Jack Wade the clever little Salt
Laker, who won fame and riches IN
Montana m the roped arena IL back
among the old folks once again. lie
arrived IN the city last evening and in
tends 10 remaiu here for few weeks
ana rest up " the opportunity pre-
senls Itself however, he win not decline
TO pick up a few dollars In the way Of
a boxing exhibition, and may challenge
the winner Of The clifford Condie match
set for Fr0ay night next
Wade proposes to go after such men
ana Benny anger, Joe Bernstein, and
II he Is successful with these. he will
~ aftqr Terry McGovern or Young
Corbeu or both He has plenty Of
backing in. butte and men Of means
win put un the cash that he can holu
hls own with the very best of them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-18
International ohess Tournament.

Monte Carlo, Feb, 1S.--Players in the
international tournament engaged In
the tenth round today Mleses and Wolff
had byes, The game decided In the first
session Of the day were won by Morti-
mer This first lover Elsenberg Mar
shall over Mason; Bunsberg over
Scheve. and Teichmann over Marco.