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SPORTS OF ALL SORTS.


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SILENT F|VES" AND
COLUMBIA MEET.
FAST BASKETBALL GAME EX-
PECTEO TONIGHT.
Ind-rsrsduates WIZ Make Them
selves Heard ut Grand
Central Palace.

Columbia students will attend tho
basketball Ear- tonight NJ Grand Cen
tral Pnlara in 4 body 70 10 undergr,du-
ne Footing for their team In The most
approved -lyi" The Silent Five 'H"
f"1r mute team which - meet the
columbia University players. 10 famous
throughout the country as one ~ the
nest nTskofhl.I teams ever organized.
md as Columbia has rack as. .so
an exciting and Interesting contest =
insured TN" advance -tl, uf Ny'.
assure aig rpwd ami also demon
-'rltns that mere ar. bright nrnsgs -
- the game a.r5mlns very urgIur -
this cts
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THRESB|E PLAYS
NORRIS TONIGHT.
HENDRICKS AND MILLER TO
MEET THIS AFTERNOON.
CIns. \ billiard Champion ConL-
lin Loses His Flint Game of
Tourney To Dr. Mai.

Hendrix and Miller play this after.
Moons gam. In the Glass a amateur
billiard tourney IN progress at the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club. In the
game tonight Threso!e and Norris will
be the contestants.
The game last night between DR. Mai.
OF New York. and G. +. Conklin. Of Chi
cago. the Class A champion. was won
BY the local player.
AL made game finish but II cam. too
late. Both men made many brilliant
shots. In tn. afternoon game Hendrtck
score was ~ to l5s.
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g" BILL" KENNEDY
TO Be A GIANT.
EX-BR00klYN PITCHER MAY
SIGN CONTRACT.
said to Have Accepted TER from
New York Cabs ss~r-tsr,.
Fred knowl~s.

Roaring Rl"' KENNEDY. the nitcH~r
recently r"lrtsed hv the Brcoklyn~ viii
probably play IN the miidb Of tho dla
moni Tor the Giants next season lie
has the New York club. terms under
consideration nov md may fii out MS
contract 10 q day ~ tao
The New York club has h,en nego-
tiatinE with kennedy for some time \
conference with Secretary Fred Knowles
a. the clubs h'ldauarters. 80 ~
broadway T. sNld To- hny~ resulted IN
"Roariug HiUs agreement rp pay
here
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ayvUut
Mana o. N,n# 4, nrA Powers Hsv"
had guns.i,rub., truIa.c In securing
competent Judges. ana af:"r much per.
suasion they GOT IN" rpusen, ~ Bob
FtEs,mmons Danny Manner hllI Ro.
bic" Jimmy Mir'aei z + sullivan.
Goldsmith Eugene Wood and J T. sui.
Ivan go act
IN" anal rehearsal = the chorus ci 20
voires whp VIII tab, part In the ju1lier
features wer. added. Besides the mt
steal features ~ the entertainment
there Sill be contests la buck and wing
dancing by the best dancers In this
city and Brooklyn.
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SWEET NELL IS
A FAST F|LLY.
BUD" RENAUD'S Y0UNGSTSR
WILL DO WHEN SCH00LED.
usd. CrrditnbI~ showing In Her
First start nj Crescent
Ctty Track.

NEW ORLEANS reb r A Re
m ~ who 3. better known IN the turf
World us Bud introduced fast rllv
b.. sweet N"A IN t.~ second rae. NcSt'T-
'l". ana 90 nor showing she 'tis '1ir
g. rank n'h the best yOungs-rrS ~ me
..a,N N..I q rae" or lWp % teach her
- fif il wanted when she goa 20 ~
post -1e should show herself 10 be Nerr
'tsf
sweet Ne. was toutcd all over ,hH
Track .l. SsufI.Utly she was , We, .
hrrked z."pnd ch1l~' 20 SavaFottA she
showed plA uly thhi IN" wls green. 80
.nr plS jumping lu '1e ar all ~. nay
- 10, last furiong SIC 'aught SaVa-
.ut'. and appeared 10 alyc lDT beaten.
nut he bore lu' and allowed Nav s-Ot'.t
30 draw AMY At the enc
The next Tim. mes" two mes' 70
good betting hat Sweet Mel VIII h" me
winner
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LONDON Feb Truth says Nastur-
rn william whi'neys $4,000 Derby
40 iilAta has aesn Coughing for the
is. Ton dave ana that u Is understood
ih,t other ~ doe Heath House horses
40 ....tr., Noted
~ lion u'H ;hiS .or; ~ ihing starts. '
s.v= Truth .N,ro - no telling where 10
RI ,aJ IIi - - hoped u Mi. not run
through I stable which now contains o,
manv hirh-r!as- horses.
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PIENING AND SELvA.
Pair win Nr-.si- Tonight at the
nlIuu Theatre. Patterson.

Emil S-lva. the Italian champion
wrestler and Jonn PicninS. he Butcher
Toy who defeated Nachad, the Turk.
are billed go meet .u hmit.d-round con-
t.s. AZ shy EIoI Theatre. Paterson. y.
j Tonight S,lyt and Harvey Parker
Vres''ad 'h-,, hours - 4 draw IN Apollo
~ o.. 30 that ri'y last night
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SKATING RACES TONIGHT.
Dig E",ry for Pswnee Cinb Tour
nnm.ut at CI-rmoat Rink.

\ big rntry has been received for the
speed skating tournament OF the Paw
nee Athletic Club, which will be hS.d
AZ the Clcrmoni Avenue Rink, Brook
-. Tonight. Among the entries are
tho r1 innal champion, Peter sian.rud.
N. Terrible Swcdc. and u. Wood. They
Will naturally be the scratch men In
the handicap events. Among the other
entries are A. Y. Sarony W. W. swan,
Harry Mcdonald. Phil Kearney. Ward
C,atlin, Hugh Pal.iser. Il. Muliigan. u.
smith and James Wray.
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INTERNATIONAL POLO.
Yankees 10 Play Three Games ri
HurlIng ham. BeEinains May 81.

LONDON. Feo. S.--Tre commute. -
the Huri!nsham cub At a meeting THU
Afternoon decided rs a result Of neso-
tiaiions with Foxhall Eeene. repre-
sentiag the American Polo Associa ton
taat the International polo contest In Ia
consist of three games. the winner of
the rubber TO take the cup. The first
game will be piay ed May Y.
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JUMPING RACES
DECLARED OFF.
ASSOCIATION BEL lEVES THE
RACES ARE NOT RUN FAIRLY.
Sforri. Racing Coi"rs Mn, Not Be
seen IL the Past This
srasos.

NEW ORLEANS. F>ss. There NH
be no more steeHi~, n=isc races ~ t1.s
track after those air, adv on the h7os
programme are run IN This lcc.s.
was arrived At to-day Dy me A~soa t-
ton. Every sto"plceshs" rur a: tHls
track has had = quec- look and % Re ua-
iieved that many - them Mere -.u tie
night before. so to sr.ik.
Doc Kinney. owner - Cpiev ws1 4.
about the best steera~-h1-er 7~re Will
take his horse East ~ Short Time 20
r>- II he can sell hin
II Is more than Hlcr'y .Haf .ao 1llrs
Of A n a Il n Morris and Il "
walden & Sons viii 1n' be seen nu the
bis tracks In New York after 'ae meet
ins at Morris Park Accori!u. 20 pres
ent plans both s;l5lua viI 90 from here
10 Bcnn.ncs th"n 20 AqIodgs, aud Nor
ris Park aud then t IN" West where
they viii race all season
Robert walden wto has rharge af
both strings hero. lls entered literally
in all biz stakes west He is tho au-
thor!;y for this stat ,rnent OF rour..
there - a chance that the Morn. color-
may be seen ~ the East al year. alr q
this Is done Il will be because the ,iabr.
turns out some very good horse.
The weather 'o-,ny was cola and
disagreeabio Rain feu during the
morning. again converting the cours.
into a mud hole. The attendance was
light.
sslfln. r.
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body lrt ~ glow. meanwhile icttlng
sac rest 81 the body shiycr and get
c'stumv
pr. Yourself swiftly and thoroughly
N.-l YOUR rash towel going over the
whole body lightly and quickly. After
you are dry YOU can take I rough rub
down II YOU care to I viii close to-
1H.s lesson hy answering one or two
respondents RHmcmbei | shall be
sal tn reply t0 all quest irns sent me-
IN c1r- ~ tn" Evening World
Mars by following these lessons
lou VII -ct I'D .! sIperiluOuz flesh and
n#i'i ~ muscle
T. VI l. I will tell YOU Of q grip ma
caius 10 these essons IA; will cost you
nothing
q; G'Rourkc No. I an not In the
rims Thora are many advantages In
strength beSid- pUEiIism
~ \ columbia Your question II an
lu the lbpy" Instructions about
bathing
''kth!c,c "-i, r,ur aoa-. is diseased
consult voIT lmls yhy stefan before
taking M 'h.Ua lessons
Frida, viii give you simple
eNerri.-~ To get the whole body
into shape. Lessons On ->~rri.ipE
certain muscles To nm abnormal
degree win come later.
6x4z+><7
~.%,c.oIE IN
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II338i
Is a Little Book OF Big Facts.

Americas Miiiionsivss. - Forty.
sis columns OF The World Al
manac's condensed type are re-
a"irsd 20 name the nearly four
thousand American millionaire.
iistsd In the iOO3 book. This list
L. . substantial evidence of the
enormous prosperity of the Unisea
states. who they are and who're
the, live. See iist beginning On
paGe i3S of
The evening world., 1902-02-05
BASEBALL NOTES.

Il d. att tsI' ths ssdlng umpire, % he BIG
leagues and they csn ,. eoun,si on the finger,
q bolA hsRds. have decided to ssol thslr Issue.
The evening world., 1902-02-05

STAR goai wo- ars-E Ti~.-aos
The third event was a stceplechase
pearei the class ~ the lot h. gas Al.
ways favortte Tn" I'D, ~ the race Eas
W. II Dixon Who mad hr-u backed
from 20 70 n !. While Dagmar ms
Dixon alternsted In N. lead ali the
way and In q hard drive through the
stretch W II Dixon won hy 4 nos"
while Coley VAS fNp lengths before
Dagmar Coley had the rae. won n
the head Of the stretch bur Rrazif
swung wide losing considerable Erpuu
Hosla ran out % one Of the Jumps and
Was pulled up
Fourth Rhce-Mllo and au eighth o.
Won by Ida lsctfori Malay was second
and Henry ~ FraustaMnr 'hIrI
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FIRST RACE
ssliins nil. All s,~n,, y.rd,

A rea! sod thing vas cut .oos. in the
hrst race. which was won by Phlna
Paxton on form The race appeared to
be between SwordHnan and Prince Real
and the bcttors went 90 hem with
swordsEnau favor1te AZ 20 10 and
Prince Real a; a. l. While IN. rezu.
lara Were backing these two a select few
played their money on Philma Paxton
and her odds sell from 10 to TO I
There was a short DELAY nj the pos,
and when the signal was given &, was TO
struggling start Logarto went 10 the
front followed by Or. Carrick and
svordsman. remained In front to tho far
turn. Swordrnau then passed them ami
retained his lead 10 the last sixteenth
where Phlima Paxton closed from the
rear with a rush and beat aim ont three
lengths Prince Real took third money.
being Two lengths back OF Swordsman
Second RACE
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Deafness Of y Years Standing.

Prn'racted Catarrh produces deaf
ness in many cases. Capt. Ben. Con-
nor. Of Toronto. Canada. was deaf
for IL years from Cafarrh. All treat
men's failed TO relieve DR.. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder gave him relief in
one day. and in a very shor, while
the deafness left him entirely. II
will do ms much for you. so cents
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new ORLEANS ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK NEW ORLEANS rob
S-The entries FOR tomorrow races
are AZ follows.
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Strong words by q New York

Specialist. After years , { testing
and comparison have no hesitation
in saying that DR.. Agnow's Cure for
the Heart is the quickest, safest and
surest known 10 medical science.
use II In my own practice. II re-
licves the most acute forms Of heart
ailment inside u thirty minutes and
never fails lis
The evening world., 1902-02-05

The crack sprlnt"r Merry UIN Nas
among those down 10 ran ir tho second
race. but u soon became kluNu that he
WAS not ready fnr after opening q ,a.-
orite. he went Co 10 Barney Saal
was then backed from % J 10 II ~ :
while there vas quite piaY On ~
Garland II PIlurd-t and Pintr bel
Rio. the odds on tns after falling from
u 10 ! - u 80 f! When the race took
place q Sas Barney Sial aIi the way.
as Coouru got him away well lHl put
him right o. the front where ne took A
lead OF two Lengths and held IL 90 th,
finish winning handily los that distarrr
Ed Garland II was second m. .rrIr"
distance and hnis1od IN that position.
four lengths h-fnr" Pil'!nriist.
THIRD HAgE
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RUPTURE CURED.

lac improved sIIs'i. rus 10 the oaly tfus, a
sNis'rn.H 'ha. Nnfn ul'h absolute. comfort
got .ai d-y, All i' retains the rupture uhd,'
'hs ha-fss' exercise or ssgsrest strata snt -iit
re Hsrn.n-n; AMI speedy .uu Ei.mlas.
Won 'rrs LAZY q httsni.Ers Tor laiisi s.ai
'.r parrHHfaf
IMPROVED ELASTIC TRUSS CO..
tbs bra,f-sy Nrv IoT.
TO lpHn r..s Nanan4scrs near 9Th So
gTOur Tfus-s, not s'ld BY Agents y
DruEsl.is lE,l.1ll.A.a - l,arsl
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Medical
OLD DIR. GRINDLE.

OLD DIR. GRINDLE,
I, years = sp.ciAlis' IN diseases II usn Cnssr
oLn DR. GRiNrs.E scieauhe treatment hGeoi
ani akin diseases. PAINS Ia The bones red spoA
sor- throat AMI mouth. ulcers. painful sSslhnss
kidasy ana bladder complaints. ss.ldlhx ianaI.
fnation gravel. &c, speedily cured In
psdim.nts r-uossi Sufferers 10 not ss.,s tim.
yisi'!ns i"ss skIl'ul physlrians Rsnsmbs- OLD
mn. GRISIr.E hasa ruri for marvsilous cures
OFFiCE OVER % YEARS At III West ls,h o.
between 9th and Iih sNes Aivi-s frs- M.di-
sine 81 Hour n SUNDAYS . ss
LAFAYETTE CAPSULES
cure ali unnAidu,l ilsehATE.,. Zoe all .rus.
si'u. or II LTrHiS drursE,. l9i Bov-ry
EXPERT SPECIALIST Tor females, irregular
tee oufsi casrss' rsa.on,bls: no hgmbus
W. ,uEe'h.usr ~ p 5N
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LAFAYETTE CAPSULES

cure ali unnatural discharge, Zoe all erus-
si't, or II. LrrHiS draEzir. l9i Rov-ry
The evening world., 1902-02-05

Application. ~ ,.,sl. nom f,r ne ,p-ulas
Hrsi W a. Worr, ragA ~ pouring n s-
tH'' ne .ip~rtntru Hrnt fears h stli b. utterly
unable 20 .nafr. rnDdsie many. az there 10 room
'pr only 60 A~r,.s lai staIts for t,- more thsn
..H' gIra~r are b~tnI sshsd for ~ owner,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

was brought up by a few young business
men who had played II At college. The no.
tion was hailed with delight by the rest,
especially when they we're assured that 1t
was q fast and active game. An o~rganiza-
ton was quickly formed. quarters secured
and comfortably ntted up and the game wac
started.
Twenty-Five members have carried the
matter through. Though this appears a
small number. It has in reality proven a
much stronger AFFAIR than many clubs ten
times the size. This is because every man
who belonged to the organization was an
enthusiastic athlete and in 1t for the game
and nothing else, otherwise he would not
have been in II at all, for the club offers
nothing besides a fast game OF squash and
q shower bath.
The first Of the year the precedent was
established Of holding a tournament each
month, and It was decided to give a cup to
the winner Of each successive contest. The
scheme proved popular and competition has
been keen all along. Frank Haskell won
both the January and the February tourna-
ments and Luther Kountze last Thursday
won the March affair over Sam Burns, jr.
The last tournament was the most success
full Of all, the entry list numbering eight
cen players, the largest SO far. That Is al
most the entire roster OF the club.
Philip Dodge, jr., Luther Kountze, Frank
Haskell and Dick Stewart have always
played up into the semi-fnals till the pres
emit tournament, when several surprises
we're sprung. Conrad Young has been i'm
proving very rapidly, and he put Stewart
out by close scores. Then Sam Burns, jr.
defeated Haskell, the two-time winner
Finally Kountze beat Young last Thursday
afternoon and also won the finals ove'
Burns the same day.
Ever since those golf days began. how
ever, there has been a dearth Of squash
players. All the men are out on the link,
now in the afternoons in preference to in
door sport. The very few who do not play
golf have decided to get into the game al
once, as there is nothing doing around the
squash courts and not much incentive tC
start anything when the competition ha'
ended.
The club quarters will be kept open til
June /, as planned, and there will be In
termittent rainy-day games up till that
date. 1t is Just possible, too, that April
will prove a wintry month, and in thai
event there will be another squash tourna'
ment. When the summer comes in earnest
however, the squash courts will accumulate
a coating Of dust behind barred doors til
the first ice calls the athletes off the golt
courses again In the fall.
Anyway, squash has been given a tryout
and is a grand success. 1t has effectually
filled what has been a long-felt want In the
minds of the men with a penchant for
sports, offering a convenient and still a
fascinating winter exercise.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

called The Kid, with q trial Of 2;1Sh. He
Is By Director, dam by Jay Gould. He
also owns Durado, AIS. a brown mare BY
Durango, 2.2Sh; dam Ada, 2:2eh, BY Fairy
Gift, n q colt, recently purchased, called
Dandy Jim.
]. w. Mcdonald has two fast ones with
records, one a mare called Dinah, which
he holds in high esteem.
p. B. Haight has a number Of very fast
roadsters in training for their speed.
Among other owners OF high bred horses
are Joseph Johnson. who owns Rose M;
H. H. Brandeis. owner Of an exceptional
~trotter; Joseph Hayden, who has one that
can step some; Drs. Christie, Riley and
Summers have ~trotters whose companion
ship they enjoy as a recreation from busi-
ness; DR.. Lord. whose roadster is also q
hrst-class saddler; william Russell has a
fast one OF unknown breeding; John Nc
Donald, Bert wilkins, ]. R. Redick. DR.. s.
NJ. Campbell and L. F. Crofoot.
Among the South Omaha owners are: 1.
w. Stephens, who owns a very fast one in
Mollie Allandorn, by AliRndorf, dam BY
Commodore Belmont; Colonel Sharp OF the
South Omaha Stock Yards company, Drug
gist Gibson, Drs. Ayers and Cosford and
John Fenner.
Horse lovers have not confined their lik-
ings to trotting bred roadsters. There are
several good saddlers and high stepping
coach horses owned in Omaha. A short
list would include those belonging to E. A
Cudahy, ]. L. Brandeis. Joseph Hayden, W
A. Paxton, W. R. Bennett, w. II. McCord
and Herman Kountze. Some attractive
pole teams are owned by C. H. Briggs, w
A. Paxton. E. A. Cudahy. H.. H. Brandeis,
George Joslyn and r. L. Powell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
SQUASH GIVES WAY TO GOLF
Racquet Club ember Eager for
Open Fields Rather Than
Indoor sport.

1t nov seems hat tho summer recess OF
the Omaha Racquet club will commence
about two months earlier than the member
had planned. Another week or so of golf
weather Will make the matter a certainty.
Practically every man in the club is a golf
hend. and. torn between devotion to two
games. the athlete is prone to follow the
one which takes him out Of doors aud into
the free country air.
This fact has been brought home 10 the
squash players with astonishing force dur
ing the last two weeks. On October 1 last,
when the club was FIRST begotten, golf was
over. the Walnut Hill car line was deserted
by the sportsmen. and they were casting
about for something 10 occupy their muscles
and relax their minds. II proved more than
they could endure to cut on everything Il
the way Of exercise SO suddenly after having
grown into such vigorous trim and physiea
condition by a INNER golf playing. II
this emergency the idea Of playing sQuasl
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

During the week death removed another
Of those famous players who loom like
giants in the vista Of base ball history.
Tom Burns, who watched third base In the
old ''stone WALL days Of the White Stock
ings. was found dead in his bed at the
home Of Pat Powers, with whom he was
visiting. Burns was a member Of the
greatest quartet that ever guarded the
diamond. Arson, Pfeffer, Burns and VIII
hanson earned the distinction that came
TO them by hard work. Speaking of Burns
death, an Omaha lover of the game said;
THE last time l saw Burns play was in
1851 think-in Chicago. New York and
Chicago we're practically q tie for first
place, and that series settled the champion
ship. 1 saw the first game, which really
ended the fuss, and I believe l saw then
the best two mines that ever walked across
a ball field. For Chicago Nike Kelly caught,
John Clarkson was pitcher, Pop Arson on
FIRST, Fred Pfeffer on second, Tom Burns
on third, Ned Williamson at short, Abner
Dalrymple in left, Billy Sunday in middle
and George Gore In right. There's the best
ball team that ever put on a uniform. New
York wasn't far behind. AS l recall the
team now, Buck Ewing caught, Tim Keefe
pitched, Roger Conner was on first, Move
Up Joe Gerhardt was on second, Jerry
Denny on third, Johnny Ward at short,
Orator O'Rourke In left, Herman in middle
and Slatterly in right. 1t was a mighty
close game for about four innings, and then
the White Stockings located Sir Timothy.
From that time on the New York outfeld-
ers must have thought 1t was raining base
balls. The championship was won right
there"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

w. Lehman, 212i W. C. Brunke. 2Ol: /. S.
Hunter. POI; Baldwin. 22s: Jack Welch, 200;
w. H. EOery. 201, POI, 21s, 2Os, 227. 2Ss,
207, 2l2.
Tenpin scores OF 200 and better at
Lentz & williams alleys: G. L. Edwards.
225i Al. Krus. 22s; II. Beselin. 21I. 2O5. 202;
y. II. Sherwood, 205; William Hunter. 225;
G.. l. Potter, 20S; d.. J. o'Brien. 20s; +. w.
Schneider, 22s. 225. 2os; Henry Kruger. 2Os;
II. FTitseher. EOS. 2l2; Ed. Cudahy. EOS, 2O5;
H. w. Lehman, 200; J. H. Hussie. sIs;
T. Tucker. 2O2. 202i VIII Zitzman. ESQ. 212:
Charles carp. 2Os; w. II. Ahmanson. 217.
24s; 8. W. Upham. 200; Geo. T. Higley. 211;
c. Kitsen, 202; Peter Nelson. 200; Ed.
W~hitehorn. 21O: ]. Murphy. 2O4; I'd. sterri-
ker. 22s; C. z. selleck. 2O6: II. N. Peters.
215. 215. 200; Lew Weymuller. $40; y. Z
Ward. 223; d. w. Williams. 2Is.