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New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
YACHTING.
FIRST RACE OF THE SERIES UNDER THE
YACHT RACING ASSOCIATION OF
GRAVESEND BAY.

Twenty-Five yachts, representing four clubs,
sailed a fairly fast race in the Lower Bay yester
day In the first contest of the series started oy
the Yacht Racing Association of Gravesend Bay
This contest was under the direction OF the AT
lantic Yacht Club. and the start was made at
o'clock off their clubhouse. at Sea Gate
In light breeze from the southwark tne Fis
oct sIoon-tbe Mario,1ita the Kangaroo the Bonito
and the SunoI-crossed the line between George
HiIIs yawl Akista and stakeboat ancnoreo d
cables length north almost at gunhre, the BONITA
being in the weather berth
These with the sloops Squaw. Caribou and Nivi-
an sailed twice over a six-n1ile course having the
West Bank Lighthouse for their outer marx. Insy
were able to fetch the mark on the port tack anu
IL was such close work between them on the redGn
back that they all rounded the home marx "llnlh
a minute. .,,.-
The smaller yachts sailed three-mile trlang4lat Una.
course twice over, with turning marks Oh Fort
Hamilton and Ulrner Park -,
Of he irSt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
MOTOR CYCLE TEST.
CONTEST BETWEEN BOSTON AMI NEW
YORK is BEING ARRANGED
FOR NEXT MONTH.

Keen interest is icing manifested all along the
o,+. NJ the motor bicycle endurance run tnat Will
take place on July and between bosloh AHu
Cvcling Club of this city The route mas peeh lala
ort in sections that are being forwarded 10 Wen
known riders along the route Tor checKlIs ue-
tofed directions Local committees are being or
a,,zed and q number Of entries have been re.
eeved In advance of any definite announcefnenl OF
- fsa These entries range from Boston IN the
Est to Wisconsin in the West. The clups com
-1.taa IN charge is work on a numper OF mover
9aat,,res to IA ke place route and at the HhISi
f1niike the automobile runs of this klnd, WheTe
ooranetitors who failed TO score WITHIN the IiLe
iiJni1 we're marked missing. on this run not
nI,I will those reach the controls within the
lime limits be scored 100 points but TO those VINO
are Iate will be given points on sliding scale IN
$500 a[e ia with their tardness. This means that
sboip1Id anv one rider arrive late at some OF the
cnnfroIs he will then have a chance for a
good total average . -, ., !, ,t..
conTrois average than twenty-six miles apart,
so that delays any one control will have out
nt+le effect on the final summing up Of points:
Motocvcsts who desire information are invited
to write E. L Ferguson NO. ia Tribune Bullo-
ing
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ILLINOIS II: PENNSYLVANIA. ;.

Philadelphia, June THE University Of Illinois
baseball team easily defeated the University of
Pennsylvania nine to-day by the score of II to g.
Groves the Red and Blue crack pitcher. began the
game for the Pennsylvania boys. but he was hit
hard and also wild. At the end Of the fifth
inning both he and Bennett were taken out, and
Reynolds and Wolf were substituted The change
worked well, only two being scored by the
visitors off the pony battery The fielding OF the
visitors fautlesS, while the work of the home
team was execrable. Lundgren, who in the box
the Illinois boys, pitched beautiful game, and
R H E.
Unversity Of Of 1nnois2 i i Q oil 8
Batteries-Pennsyvania Groves Reynolds Bennett and
wolfe ulinos, Llndgren and Stahl. Umpre-Henderson
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
THE RECORDS.

The Brooklyn team. which has captured ten out
OF the last eleven games played, has lately been
doing the of work anticipated by the en-
thusiasts earlier in the The players believe
that they will hold their present position without
much difficulty and hope to better 1t materially
The Brooklyn and Chicago teams played two
games at Washington Park yesterday, and the
home players won both of them after finely con-
tested and well played matches.
In the opening game Newton did the pitching for
the home team, and he handed out an assortment
of curves, both speedy and changeable in force
He held down the Chicago batsmen to couple OF
hits. His support excellent throughout
Brooklyn around the circuit in the
opening inning, and that enough to win
Heavier hitting characterized the second game, in
which Taylor and Kitson were the opposing twirl-
Kitson's support perfect, which did much
to decide the game against Chicago. Lowe accepted
fifteen chances in the afternoon without error.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
SALES AT GRAvESEND TRACK.

The yearlings from Mrs. T. J. Carson's Dixfana
Farm Mrs Eliza I. Clay's Iroquos Stud and T
]. Clay's Balgowan Stud, which were previously
scheduled to take place at the Sheepshead Bay
paddocks were sold at the Gravesend track yes
terday While there were several good prices
received they were on the whole little disap-
pointing Newton Bennington gave the top price
of the sale when he paid $1,000 for brother OF his
colt Bensonhurst a chestnut by Ben Strome-ir-
vana John W Schorr purchased brother to
Her Letter a colt by Ben Strome. for S:I0 while
chased the brother to Oneck Queen, a colt by
Ben Strome-May Letcher, for $3.50
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
KINGS COUNTY.
LvINGsroN FIELD CLUB.
WINS BY A BIG MARGIN.

The game at Bayonne between the hnickeroocker
Athletic Club and Nelson Lodge proved remark
ob1a contest The Nelsonians turned up with only
eight men, and were all disposed of for total OF
Il Out of this total R. w. Powell contributed 9.
after going in first and carrying his bat out F. F.
ueIl, did some rare bowling, and succeeded in ac-
nnrn51isbing the remarkable feat of taking four
1Irkets in consecutive balls The game eventually
United in a victory for the Knickerbocker team by
the big margin of PA runs and I wickets. A g.
Taurie proved TO be in great form with the bat
S he hit vigorously and well for 103 not out,
While G Dalton and F. ]. Mockler also made
~,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
CRICKET.
LIVINGSTON AND KNICKERBOCKER
CLUBS OPEN THE SEASON
AND WIN GAMES.

Both the Livingston Field Club. Of Staten Island
and the Knickerbocker Athletic Club played their
onenine games in the Metropolitan Cricket League
championship series yesterday. The Livingstons had
rather an easy proposition with Kings County at
Prospect Park and after losing but TWO
wickets.
S+od6art TWO new men of the Staten Islanders and
both appear to be useful in their particular spheres
Clark bowled in capital form and captured IlNe
clets for q runs while Stoddart gave every hdl.
cation that he was a batsman who would be toufo
dificuit 10 dispose Of
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
IxTH RACE-selling; three-year-ods and upward One
RACING IN ENGLAND
'sKEETs" MARTIN WINS FOR LORD DUN
RAvEN-oBJECTIoN RAISED.

London June I'm the for the Kenpton
Park Two-Year-Old Plate Of LOCO sovereigns, at
Kempton Park to-day. Lord Dunraven's Salute,
with J. H. C'Skeets') Martin, the American jockey
up came in first, but objection was LOGGED
against Salute on the ground that the horse car
ried thirty pounds below weight The stewards
will decide the point raised Monday next
Principally was second and William c. Whit
ney's AYRSHIRE Beauty third.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
TH1RrY-Foor c1Ass-sTART $40.
HINGE WINS n. Y. A. C. CHAMPIONSHIP.

Otto Hincke won the champions title Of the
New-York Athletic Club yesterday in the final
match on the courts at Travers Island. He defeat
ed William Gillette. who displayed great skill IN
making effective place shots Hlncke Voleyed and
smashed through five sets for his points. and won
sheer force and pluck. The summary:
Championship singles. and championship round
Otto Hincke defeated William Gillette. 6-3. "a 4-6
60 IS.
Championship doubles, semi-hnal round-O Connor and
Hit defeated Wmath and Gone. by default; Relyea
Gillette defeated and Freshman. rs. "a 6S2
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ANNUAL CHESS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the New-York State Chess
Association is scheduled to take place from July
20 T,,Iv 70 AZ the Thousand Islands An attractive
,-oerannue will be provided 6y the directors. in
ccInSng a contest for the Rice trophy. a general
.as,-ranent a team contest between representa-
tives of the New-Y York and Pennsylvania Chess as
socfations, consultation games and bindfold ex-
neive additional Information by applying to D. L.
Broughton, the secretary. NO. As Aadison-sI'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
HOLY CROSS, 8; BROWN, 4.

Providence r. L, June 7.-Holy Cross in
teresting game. from Brown here to-day the
result of little loose playing the part of the
local team in the sixth INNING A feature was
the pitching of Coakley and Hatch in which the
honors were about even. The Holy Cross infied
went to pieces the second and third, when Brown
scored her runs Mckinney, the Brown left fielder.
was hit in the head with pitched ball and later
carried from the field in serious condition Score
by innings:
r z
Holy cross.-.-....-.9 9 Q g II
Batteries-CoakIey and Nconan: Hatch and Phillips.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
NETWORK wHITEWASHED.
PITTSBURG HAS LITTLE TROUBLE IN DE-
FEATING HARLEM ATHLETES.

While there was good attendance at the Polo
Grounds yesterday, It would have been douby as
large had the local enthusiasts any confidence in
the strength and ability of the local players. The
game between the New-York and Pittsburg
teams and, as the records Of the two would indi-
cate the visitors had trouble in winning. The
Harlem men played well enough in the field but
when it came to batting their wind waiting efforts
made the onlookers tremble and groan. Philippe
did the pitching for the Pittsburg team, and he
had some of the local batsmen almost crosseyed
at the end of the sided battle The Pittsburg
PLAYERS hit curves of Evans rather freely TAX
ing the lead with a couple of runs In the opening
inning, and simply held the result safe to the end
Nine goose eggs were all that the local team did
In the scoring way. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ST. LOUIS AND oUAKERs SPLIT EVEN.

Philadelphia, June 7.-Wicker's wildness in the
first inning followed up by few timely hits
enabled the Phadephias to win the first game in
rather handy fashion. They lost the second be
cause of their Inability to hit Murphy. ST. Louis
hit Magee hard in the last innings. Score by
innings
FIRST GAME.
R. H. E.
Ct Iouis ......O o o-1 3
PbfIaIeInbia ...-.S o ks 10
Batteries-Wicker O'Nel White and DOOM
SECOND GAME.
R. H. E.
e. liti. doTIs "a o o 0-7 10 o
Eatteries-Magee and Jaclslitsch: Murphy and Ryan
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
EXETER. 5; ANDOVER. 8.

Andover, Mass. June Phillips ps-Exeter won the
championship baseball game with Phillips-An-
dover here to-day by a of to g. The game
was played in a drizzing rain, but both teams
felded sharply. The local pitcher was somewhat
wild and the Exeter players able to bat
hard at the right time. The score by innings:
r. Il. z.
Phillips-Exeter ....-..-4 Q l Q Q Q x-5 8
Batteries-cook and Cooney; Baker Beach.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
FoRpHAM. 10; CRESCENT, s.

Fordharn defeated Crescent Athletic Club at Bay
Ridge yesterday afternoon in a lively game.
Ceorgetown's crack pitcher Mackay twIrled for
six innings Fordhams nine hits off him were too
much for him and he quit. Doscher pitched ex-
cellent ball for the collegans allowing eight hits
and striking out ten men. among whom were Camp.
Outmby and Redington all former Yale players.
Keane's batting for Fordham was the chief feature
The score:
r. II. E.
Fordham ....,....o o 0-lO IL O
crescent ..--.......O o o o IS /
Bat,eries-Doscher and Kennedy; Mackay. Wilton and
Dunno.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
sEAwANHAKA CoRINTHIAN RACES.

Three classes of fast yachts sailed In the Seawan-
haka Corinthian Yacht Clubs special races on
Oyster Bay yesterday. There was mucn interest IN
the raceabout class in which the Joker. owned by
yUo,+ar Ie,rinzs and the Whistlewing. II. NJ
Cranes boat had close contest The former won
a1g1Iar and in full view from the clubhouse.
There was light breeze from the southwest. The
Jolly Roger ran aground OUT Was hot udIiiaseu
much. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
WILLIAMS, 9: UNION, 0.

WiIliamstown. Mass, June (SpeciaD--Williams
shut out Union to-day, chiefly by Turrelrs pitch
ing Only one scratch hit made off his deliv-
ery and only four reached first base. Score
by innings:
Williams ....----...4 o o x-9 IL
Union .............o o o 90
Fattertes-TurrelI and McCarty: Grswold
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
THE MIST DEFEATS THE Bah.

While the yachtsnen of the Manhasset Bay CUB
wers celebrating the opening of their clubhouse
Yesterday afternoon the four crack one design
Yachts of the club sailed close fve,mile race
9oyer their us,Ial course. The Mist, owned by j. w:
Aiber Won from the Bah, and the Arizona defeated
tbe conmodore's boat, the Lambkin, by the small
margin of 33 seconds The first leg OF the course
WAS a heat the second reach and the last run
The summary: u,,a,s.d
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ORANGE A. C.. 9: WATsEssING. =

The Orange A. c. baseball nine game
from, the Watsessing team the Orange Oval yes
terday afternoon Both sides old good work with
the stick. The score:
~ R H. E
o-anga c....2 x-9 10 /
Wstsessing ..........1 0-3 8
Batteries-Robertson and oNen: Hesterfer and Con-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

Worcester Mass, June Worcester won its
third straight game from Jersey City to-day by
superb pitching by Falkenberg, just secured by
Worcester from the University of Illinois. and by
the most brilliant kind of fielding. Running catches
nv Sebring Frisbie and Deehanty features.
The weather was threatening. and at times rain
faIl he
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
MANHATTAN. 20; RUTGERS. 3.

Manhattan had little difficulty IN defeating Rut-
gers yesterday. The game was a rather one-sided
contest and this together with occasional showers
unset the interest in the game. The score:
op r. E.
ttsapSSattan ........3 x-2O IT 8
Batteries-Donferond Smith and Kitchener Burdet and
Duff.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

Earned runs-Pittsburg = First base on errors.
Pittsburg /; New-York / Left basesPittsburg, 8;
New@York i Two base hits-Beaumont. Ritchey Three
base ht-Davs Hore run-Phillippe. Stolen base
Davis Sacrifice hts-Wagner 2 First base on balls
Evans .. Struck out-By Philippe. 8; by Evans Z
characterization. of game-1:2o
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
KNICKERBOCKER CLUB REGATTA
MILADI WINS THE SECOND LEG FOR ALI
cEDo CUP AND TAKES THE TROPHY.

In light breeze from the southwest tnirty-iour
Yachts started in the annual race of the knicker-
booker Yacht Club, from College Point, at noon
yesterday. They sailed spirited race over acs .ne
irst half of the fifteen mile course II was [edcL
down to Throggs Neck and on to GangWay ouoy.
the turning mark and the boats made pts.Is
njcture for the club guests, who followed them
over the course in the steamer FavoTse @ .,c.6e 6e
schooner Miladi won the second leg for the AIceoo
CUP which makes her the owner OF that trophy
There was no windward work, except two snort
bitches near the finish The summary:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
OTHER GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY.

A, west Point N. Y.-West Point, s. Hamilton l.
Me.-University of Maine. 5; Bates, Z.
a. Ssm6rjdge Mass-Harvard- -Bowdon game postponed
on account Of ram nh
'eI Observation-Disclosures. htsn II; Rosedale To-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
c1p1. THROWS BASEBALL 1s1 FEET.

Flmira N Y. June AT the annual field day
meet ON the Elmira College campus to-day Miss
r,r+hs taureett O2 broke the American record for
iiena eiris In baseball throwing by throwing the
ho n Pa feet The previous record was 1s3 feet
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

4, Rrdgeport-B Bridgeport. 5; Hartford.
A. ngfield-Springfield, 5: New-Haven. l.
At Enru-ich-Norwich. q: Waterbury /.
A. ew-Iondon-Meriden. I: New-London. 2
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
4: WILLISTON. 1.

Mddletown Conn. June 7.-Wesleyan defeated the
Williston Academy nine in loosely played and
interesting game of baseball this afternoon An
drus field, by the score of to l.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

hitsMPearson Miller Meir. First base on baIIs-on IN
derh 4; Garvan, Struck out-By Underhill. 8; by
Garvan. q Hit by pitched baI.steinwendsr. Pearson.
Balk-Garvan. Stolen bases-Wfnslow. Miller, Wear.
Co le Barnwe Wells steipwender Cosgraye e. Passed
Princeton II; Yale. 1: Time of game. 23o. Umpire
Rart
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
FIRST GAME.

Earned run-Brooklyn. First errors-Chicago
2; BROOKLYN 2 Left on bases-Chicago 2; Brookyn s.
Two base hit-Sheckard Stolen bases-Dexter, Tinker
Double pay-Lowe and Dexter. Sacrifice hits-A Will
Jams. Dolan First base bals-On Newton 2 off W
Williams. 2 Hit by pitched ball-By w. Williams. l.
Struck out-By Newton. 81 by ". Williams, . Umpire
ESrnslie. Tme-135.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
WORCESTER


steeimsn Double play-sebring Madison. Bases on
taIIsOT Falkenberg. B: of Farrell. . Hit by pitched
baii-Bv Farrell /. Struck out-By Falkenberg. 81 by
Farrell . Umpres-Keley and Daily. Time-1;40.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

Thompson) so to ] !: Maiden. 101 (Wonderlyl.
15 to 1; Prince Richard 1oe (odoml. to
10 Branlbe, i20 (Michaels), 4 to and
and The Puritan. 101 (Shea). to and 2 to ].
also Start bad. Easily by lengths Time, 1:45Ss.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
SECOND GAME.

Earned runs-Chicago. 8; Brooklyn, 2 First base on
erroEs-BEooklyR Left on 9ases-Ghicag0 q B.ooklyn
hts-Slagle. Tinker. Stolen bases-sage, A Williams
Double play-Taylor Tinker and Dexter. Sacrifice hits
Flood, Farrell First bals-Of kitson, 2 Struck
out-By Kitson s; by Taylor. 3. Time. 152 Umpire
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
A CARD.

The reorganization of Our store
has proven a tremendous success.
One result of this successful re-
organization is that we find it
necessary TO keep our depart
ments stocked with the highest
class novelties to be found abroad.
Last week, buyers for the fol-
lowing twenty departments, left
for Europe to make connections
in manufacturing centres, where
we are not already established,
with the best manufacturers of
the highest styles of goods i'm
ported into this country. These
departments include:
LADIES' COSTUMES, TRIMMED MILLINERY,
WRAPS. flOwERS&FEAIEERS,
WAISTS, IACfS,
lea GOWNS, vfIIN6S,
RIBBONS, CHIFF0NS,
LINGERIE, LADIES' NEckMEAR,
CORSETS, MENS FURNISHINGS,
Mssts''a INFANTS HOSIERY.
LEATHER GOODS s BRc-a-BRsc of all kinds.
We have at the present time
established houses In Paris, Lon
don, Berlin, Brussels and Calais,
and arrangements are making for
the establishment of houses In
the Orient.
Our customers and patrons
travelling abroad will be well
coined at Our foreign houses,
and any goods they wish shipped
to this country we will undertake
to forward with our own i'm
portations.
Respectfully,
Enrich Bros.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN WINS A DOUBLE HEADER
FROM CHICAGO AT WASHING
TON PARK.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Brooklyn, q Chicago, II Philadelphia s. ST. Louis
first gamel. first game).
Brooklyn. s: Chicago. al St Louis Z: Philadelphia,
second game). (second san1e)-
Pittsburg. 6; New-York. O.
AMERIC<. LEAGUE.
Detroit O. Philadelphia, l.. St. Louis. 4: Boston. B.
Cleveland Z; Baltimore 3.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland ,..,.,.,,.........SS 66SSgS-5 i :
Batteries-Bernhardt and Wood: Robinson and Nc
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
A, Ru4alo-Rochester. 6: Buffalo. S.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. Toronto-Toronto. IL Montreal 4
Observation-Disclosures Newark game postponed
ace of rain
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
AT ST. LOU1s
EASTERN LEAGUE.

SSos.dn St; Louis. .'..''....:.o Q o Q o 0-s Q
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT DETROIT
r. H. E.
Detroit ...........-..O x-e Il 9
Philadelphia ........0 o 0-1 2
Ra;teres-McCuire and Sewer; Powers and Wiltse-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ARNHEIM.
Broadway & 9Th Street.

A ADVERTISEMENTS suhseriDtOns for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown once r.
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Between Seth and S7th ste. until . o,esoeH p m =,
se-r,ssments will pe received the following branch
oriees al regular until oeioes nn viz
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1890 between 10th and TTth SITS. LOGS 3d-aye-,
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Asst: 554 3d-ave-t 210 Bleecker-st-, 33S
RI.ecker-sf Brooklyn. n. Yale Court-st.;
2rS smith-st.i I,0Os Gatesaye Newark. n. j.
ma Broad-st. Also at all A %. T. ocncss.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
THE SUMMARIES.

FIRST lightweight handicap: about furlongs
Betting
Pl.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-10-10

NJ. John Blaek 81 Leland. has an &.
|cspsicnally thrifty and well bred lot q
|hnGns
Ban, 10 M. ana Mrs. G. W. Wright,
Willow. Oct. i. thirteen and ! half
pound boy.
6. ". Wright, q willowa. haa some
specimens ~ pop corn stacks tsat are
fourtesa feet high.
Seyesli Aelds " corn near Lenose are
estimated y be good for ! yield 4 from
80 70 ~ buahele pr arfe.
The extensive apple orchards - he
Leland country haye been attacksd BY
the scab. both the fruit crop ane the
trees have suffered.
Il y not yet certain = to whethfr o.
| net ~. Heiton viii rebuild his hardware
|store q Leland which ~ harmed - I@st
Sunday morning.
a. w. Lee u Leland. thfeshed 800
|sacks q beans from % acres recently.
He hss ! pieee 81 corn which he raised
|asa coves crop thst Ne thinks will yisld
10 r. IS hpshsls.
osehasas 4 ~ vieinity d ldslroae and
Ciaosd 49, produced some ffnit fol
nasket tiis year ard II y expected. 81
another yer, that nh region VIII BE
abs 70 suppay y large psrt q the defband
fos fruit coming from The newer reSiops
|of Kippen. Cold spsings. and Win
cheafer.
The Potlatch country 4 developing
very rapidly and maay 6ne farm bnild-
|ings ~ solng up. Daniel Wagner. Carl
wssner and Albert Schultz are III bnild-
Ing god housefor barna s. I. Speaker
has built ! good barn: Henry wilkins u
building = roomy two-story dwelling and
John Vincent has lust completed fine
barn.
The 10. Q. r. q Leland have com
pleted arrangements to rebuild their hall
which was burned On Sunday mosuing
with Mr.. Heiton's STORE. The building
win BE located Oh Main street on thecor-
uer Opposite the postcAsce. II u to be .
frame buiIding sox7o feet. two stories
high and viii cost tlsoo. The lower
story Will Be fiaished for = store room
and the upper door will be tassefnliy
finished for lodge ne.
w. A. Black, Republican candidate for
Representative. has Z thousand head Of
aheep which he keeps on the home ranch
80 ~,1.1..3x~ ~. MA 60. - =. -.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-10-10
!! ; Neatly Cold
~ NJ iorest U eeister.


~ ~ iosset " Resister.
lsssuee siss vsnstc MOSCOW today,
NJ \. &. steele arrived II ths iii,
4 ~. \
Cnsstou went u Moscow yester.
Nv 61iuess,
lillis oW~et, y Rathdrum, had buai.
lues ~ spprsn,e court yesterday.
aa5as Smith aud wifs left Tor spo
aas aslay y Visit With his brother I'd
Rehl. crosAein and danshter Mis-
neh Seht y spokane today q attend
Y IL fnif. NJ
- lille lchoola viii y closed three
Slsse next - e aliow the school child
~ s satsnd ~ fir. #
~ Alta l1cc ouville went 10 spokane
nv y yisil with relatives ana To-
Y clleptaily = take II tie fair.
Mn 4lialhesh White returned wed
slsslsy irosn ! sisit With her siseer, Nh.
N slS1e Parker, 4 Wardner. Idaho.
Assiseer easiy md vote cary. Letthe
Y ueler fe1low take BIZ chances, bat see
4 lIhat your vote = regiatered and voted.
g. 4. Haaeinss returned today from !
cenyoes ~ part u the seserysfion county
1 ~ a. the Potlaach section Of the couuty.
W. Wright, +. +. Mcfarland aad
o.. n. Scorer ars amonethe Lewiston
eitiaess uho went 10 the Spokane fair
1hts 1sek.
n4pablicans hnst MP the resiS<er. He
sNill ~ hunt you. and your vote Is
ues1ed TO help in the victory 1t the
I N6genaher election.
TIE Mark Means Transfer Co. has
Cited mp a Office room on the second
loor q lie warehouse 10 accomnsodate
~ nesd for larger quarters.
Co. II. Htorer viii Join Covernor
Hasn't Il his campaign In north Idaho
ard viil spend next week In tour 81
Eooeenai and ehoahone counties.
is cuy aeacrist and wife went to Spokane
yesterday. Mr.. SeacSist Il buainess
ansesr d the Jno. p. vollmef Co. and
- zone - bay stock foe the trsde.
/. II. ralmee q the Chant Nusic CON.
o1y Uemf = Spokaue today 70 hurry the
/ ~ e1t 81 acarioad Of pianos 10 be here
SSsslpe - epening ~ n the Thiessen