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The Florida star., 1902-08-29
just Look At Her.

Whence came that sprightly step, fault
less skin, rich, rosy complexion, smiling
face. She looks good, feels good. Here s
her secret. She uses DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. Result, all organs active, digestion
good, no headaches, no chance for
"blues." Try them yourself. Only 25c.
.. I'll drug stores.
The Florida star., 1902-08-29

The first rural free delivery mail route
III western Florida has been established
in Escamba county. 1t covers the ter
ritOTy from CantOnmpnt 10 klOndike,
twenty-five and three-fourths miles, and
serves population of six hundred with a
daily mail. 1t was secured through the
efforts of United States Senator :. r. Nal
lOry.
The Florida star., 1902-08-29
Trusts and the Republican Party
From The Commoner.

|
Will any one be deluded bv the hope
held ont by some Republican newspapers
that the Republican party may he de-
pended upon TO give the people relief on
the trust question or on the tariff ques-
ton, or on other questions in which it is
to the interest of those who provide the
Republican party with campaign funds
to maintain present conditions?
Republican leaders cannot claim that
failure to provide relief was due to over
sight. Democratic members of the house
of representatives met in caucus on June
9th, and adopted resolutions i'm which it
! was charged that the Republican major
ity in congress lis dominated and con-
trolled by the trusts and monopolies
which have the great industries of our
country III their grasp" These resoIu-
tiOns charged that the Republican party
| refused and failed ''to bring in anv meas
ure To suppress the trusts or to favOrablv
report any of the numerous anti-trus,
bills introduced by Democratic members
during this session." Then the Demo
cratic members resolved:
1--WE favor the immediate passage of
a measure To amend the present antitrust
law, so as more fully to protect trade and
commerce against unlawful restraints and
mOnOpOlies, and also measure To reduce.
the duties on all articles and cOmm0diti, :
manufactured and controlled or produced
IN the Cnited nta'es by a trust or trusts,
% as 10 destroy s.ich lliegai combinations,
ana I" reduce the 7 duty ON any
article or cohmodI' 'ctnred in the
IN country
States.
OF con-
The Florida star., 1902-08-29
MALARIA AND
YELLOW JACK
trrom N. Y. Herald. January Il. IsO2,

(From N. Y. Herald, Jsnusry Il, hui
suThe widow of DIR. Lazeare, who, in
the employ of the Government, went
tn Cuba. was inOculated with Yellow
Fever through mosquito bites, and died,
anplied to Congress for relief to-day"
The above tells of the sad culmina-
ton of O series of experiments by the
Government, all of which proved con-
clusively that the familiar mosquito is
a dangerous vehicle for carrying Ma
laria, "Yellow Jack, and other malar-
ial fevers.
The Florida star., 1902-08-29

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ETC.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ETC.
All creditors, legatces. Distributes. and ali
persons having claims "r demands against fn,.
estate of Thomas lHilon. decreased ar. To-
Pucstcd to present their claims to the under
signed within two years, and iu d,i.uit of
such presentation this notic, will be-. Fl.4d.I
in bar thereof
All persons having papers or property uf
said deceased will deliver the same f.rthy.IrI,
to the undersigned. L. JL,Epr5tt
Executor Under the Will luf the lat,
Thomas Daiiun Deceased
Titusvillc, Fla July / !th. Igu2
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MASTER'S SALE.

Under and by virtue of final decree in
foreclosure and sale, III the circuit court for
the seventh Judicial circuit of Florida, i'm and
for Brevard county, Florida. in cause there
in depending wherein Mary A. TYLER is com
planant, and Frank NJ TYLER. frank NJ
Tyler guardian Uf Fred X. Tyler non compo,
mentis Emeline X. Tyler aud frank VI. w
Ter, ad" iulsiIator ofthe estate of Julius TYLER
deceased. are defendants, / will sell at public
auction in front of the court house door at
.IItuSvIlic, Florida, between the legal hours of
sale Jo the nigh, st and best bidder for cash
on the sixth day of October, A. ID 1902. the
same hcimg the first Monday in said month
and legal sale day. the following described
real estate situated i'll the county of Brevard
and state Of FI1rGg or 50 much thereof as
FE e u her lamps rN, 49, and the east
- 'tlIV may be- in sistJ;" and lots one
s snr:. ns' rbs i.eTe ne on A,s4J and five (5) of
- on If e evarr ,aar,,p isthe map of Fort
- OH office of the clerk
sesgA ws1s %ssse66A> aie.hree (sJ, section 'I To-
I!xf. isaSfkiA, rangetlO east, the said man
sf.SfaCsf having been filed in said
AeF Ice on January 10th, 1888; also all of
hat lal<d lying east of River street and south
,Of Orange avenue, as shown on said man of
Fort Pierce, to the channel of Indian river.
embracing the submerged lands. ripari--o
<ishts, dock. wharf aud h1jldia sstharn-<yy
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TAX DEED NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that John Henry.
purchaser of tax cert 'ficates Nos. 3g7 and 3!js.
dated the 4th day of July. A. ID. ls9s, has filed
said certificates in my office, and has made
application for tax deed To i-sue in accordance
with law. Said certif"atesp tnbrarG. the fol-
lowing descrihe5Lgson's T;i.tuat1ce I"vsEe
SSuRty' e. e. ! Of fflSSlseaap@s9pngs. S,sesaap Of
E., and part of \. f.
deed L. page 75), Sec, 8, Eg, Iowa, Isg -
;raao The said land la & being assesseo. with late
A. F. Fairbanks Unless said &~.y bites shs.v
be redeemed according to law. ta&4eed -
issue thereon on the 3Oth day of Septem :
A. ID. 1902.
Witness my official signature and seal this
the 29th day of August, A. ID. 1902.
A. A. STEWART,
Clerk Circuit Court of Breyard Co. Fla
The Florida star., 1902-08-29

Those who are exposed 10 mosquitoes
or other malarial influences should take
warning. Iron is the fighting element
i'm the blood and provides nature with
sufficient resistance 10 ward of disease.
But if the blood is impure or impOv-
erished, or if there is weakness, it
means that the fighting qualities of the
blood have been lowered, and cOnse-
quently there is danger. If you would
escape, keep the blood pure and prop
erly nOurished with
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-24

porb, bebtelt bic merttanifde Regie.
rung ben auf Sber zRulifprnien ents
fatIenben Antbeil bes Jonbs, ettpa
100000, troB aler proteIte unb
Observation-Disclosures bes falifornif9en
grsbifdofs auriid. Grit selegentli9
bss panamerifanii6en &onereHes in
Der Stabt Merifo i'm pprigen Winter
einigte MAJ fid, bic Sadie benz internds
tipnalen tribunal gu unterbreiten.
Die Ser. Staten pablten aus ben
80 Witeliefern nieies ,pberIten Sc
rinfsbefes Der me4F 3lpei, unb sfpor
ben emiuenten rufifden @edtsaelebrz
ten Or. 5shor be Martens unb cen
frlberen S5erriGter bes 4ppelbpfes
pen gnslono, Sir Gbfparb 5rp, als
TIRE Nertrstef. Me1ito beftimmte ebenz
fa1s apei Heprdfsnfanten, bas finite
Mitglieo bes 5tieosgerifts nurbe
bon ben bier bersiis ernannten ausgez
p6blt.
Wartens, Der Brpfe6pr fir inter-
ndtiondles Meht an Der lniper5itGt
Petersburg 1T, seb0rte bereits 1890
BEN S6ieDsgsridlt in Der 5nif9en
Gn9lanb unD Trcnfreid fdpebenben
Observation-Disclosures an, 1895 funairte
Ct als ShieDsri1Ier in einem Dispute
5tpif4en england urb Gotta silica,
1893 NOR er pr0iihenf beg @hiebsT
gsribts IN Der @cns3ueluz@ rsn5treit=
frage. Sn 1899 par er elmer Der Dele
gattn Der Jrie0ensfonferen3. SIN
porigen Sabre fpeilte Mortens anldBz
lid Der 200jdbrigen Subelfeier Der
UaIesllniberiitdt in ben Ser. @taaten.
Mdrtens, Der auf benz @ebiete bes
intsrndtiOnalen Hedts aIs Mutoritdt
gill, fat iiber bieies cine Mn5abl Bidder
9tihrieben, bic in's gnslif1e, Deuti1e,
Gran50ffde unb @paniide iberfebt
tuurben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-24

~p,rlorene Mannbarteit, Mberbrnh ober S6tpdhe Der
9~eidlehtli6en Srgane bitten, 10 niuB Die Eur politip
uno permanent Iein. Siee &onlpagnie lbidt Seoeri,
Der an ~nerp6Ier S6pdde leioet, Die Me0isift fir cine
w6hentli6e Sebanolnng irei gu: Die llteoiSin lam
nur 0aourb erprobt tperoen, 0aB man Die Gelultate
Oes @ebrai6s %abpartet, ipenn lie oas leilt, fir mas
lie 9er1a1t muroe, 10 lit ies5u ennpfeblen. Sieie
Yrobe mill Die Galopia apnn SO. nit ibrem Wtittel
fir cine ISOLDE %eetatten. 9ta6bent e1 Die p%gteeene=
ratipe SabletsA cine gBo6e gebraudt bat, miro Der
patient &raft in leinen Srganen rilo Wtisfeln,
reues 8lnt IN leinel Moert, rersrn nnteraebmurgs=
gedt, uno ib in @elunobeit uno GrI1einen als
neuen Meniben finben. Die rGegeneratipe Sa=
btets4 baden cine ipunoerbare 8irtune uao Der Ya=
tent ueripiirt ~Dieielben am eriten Gage. Sic gebeu
brett 5am Sit Des uebels, gang 9lei6 ipie LANCE es
anitebt nro brin9en 6raft Ino Stdrte. 9ieies NUM-
oerbare Wittel nerbannt aQe S6i6ternbeit benz an=
bern @ebledt gegenlber, beilt ale uebel, Die aus
neberrei5ulg, neberan|trengul9, 9elt0ftsiorgen, Die
gum gerlit aes @ebdhtniIies, llnfdbiefeit &C fnb=
rem, berborgeben. uGsgeneratipe Sablets4 fino in
jeDem Mlter anlpenobar; fe beiien ole SSdle, aus=
genpmmen, tuenn ihen Gpilepiie ooer Srliinn ein=
3efreten fino. Sic Gallopia 2nnn 60. rta1t feline 8e=
l9rdntnngen; Sober, ser oarum ihreibt, er6alt bas
Wtittel fur cine gBohe irei su9ei6idt, ~iorefdltie eln=
9epadt nnb obne 5i 5eigen, tpas es entbdlt. Sic bat
SarIenoe BON 0rlefen aus alien Sbeilen beg 2an0eg
erbaIten, Die BON ben erfaunlihfen Ruren Der rGee
g~eneratiue SabletsA berihten. Sbre SfIerte fir cine
Wode 1T edit; es perben feline beunrubigenbeu 6ragen
getellt. G1reibt beute an Die Galopia 2nRn So,
536 po;3ini Building, ct. 2ouis, Wlo., uno loBt
gu1 bic Weoi;in fur cine Mode frei tomfnen. Sbr
BUD, bag ~ebenIalls frei 1T, giebt Guh Die @ngaben,
ME Sbr Sud nit benz Mittel 5u 5aule ielbft iu=
rirel f6rnt
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Wecept Wu. 1881 bon Gimer &
Mmeub beilt niht ale 2eiben, aber
es furirt NbeumatismiS auf ale
Jdue. 6. S. Sbmibt, Ggent,
6onton, 9eras.
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atr ,,}aiuus- yonoa.e
9tt erite Dor oas intermattoaaIe 1rtbatar
setaM9te gtrsitia4.

|S< sfNe DOT pas tnteraattostaIe SrtpUHnI
setamste StreitfaH.
Dem internationalen Sripunal, bas
bon Der 5riebensfonferens SIN 9aag
IN 1899 etngefebt tpurbe, lsegt eegen.
ndrtig Der erite Gtreitfaa por. gr be-
trtfft ben npiousz5pnos,@ Der 1897 in
Merito seififtet lpurbe nm in Ralt,
~fornien rDmif9zfatbplifebe Miiiionen
su etabliren. Der 5onps nuroe por
Der meritanif4en RegieEuns %bertpaltet.
Gls 1848 Sbers&a'lifprnien bon
Wertto an bic Ser. 5taaten abeetreten
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Das @oroon.D enfmel.

aud in mtifterbafter Msiie our Dore
ftelIung seldnst. Das Denfmal lit stn
Werf bes i'm bergansenen Sabre per=
fcrbenen Bilbhduers Dnslnp Jprh,
zines Der be5eutenoften neuerea Meiiter.
Snterefant 1T nter aud, baB bas Cor
bon<W onument 3fpar In 2onbort feiers
ltd snibullt fpnrbe, bab es aber auf benz
st. Nertinspiabe, mo es our 4ufitel-
lung selanste, nidt itebsn blsibt, ION.
bern nah gsnpten gebradt ipiro. 60
IT nttt fir bic eneltI9e Mlstropole,
tonbern fir ahartum beftimmt.
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Sslt[amts a%flonument.
eas SenImaI beS ,.GeIeen bon &bartum"
In Der Gauptftast~p pes emoam.

Sn Qpnbon iuurbe Dor Sturgeon Elm
Dtntmal fir ben 9elben BON Rbdr<
tunl, @orbon pofha, entbiIt, Der
1884 in Rbartum i'm Cuban bur9
Werratb ieinen Sob fanb. Diefss Mo@
nuInent 1T in mebr als elmer Be5iebung
ben1erttnsperth. Der originene gins
fan, ben 9elbtn bon Rbartum nidt aif
itoI5em Hofe, fonbern auf benz Riiden
zines Rumeeles gu 5eisen, berbient fdon
9eohtung. Der fir bic Musfi6runs
m6t gang unsefabrIihe ginfan 1T aber
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BieesMbmiral gpeblnn lit nad)
Wafbinoton beDrbert rpDroen. @ie
es BeiBt, plant Der Warineminiiter
elm iebr energiifes 8orgeben gum
S@ube 6er asnerttaniiben S~ntereiien
am 5ftbmus BON Banana.
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Trei fit
i@wade Nfdnutr.

Git SeiGmittef tit emtoetft tuprsem,
baS berIprenc Matn6arfeit
rnS Die GrGfte tpieoers
beritellt.
Cine ISOLDE u%nsreideaOes grobe : 9adet
tuiro SeSem fret sugeianot, Der
Daruit jGyreibt.
,&egeneratioe 5ablets@ iino a~nertaunt Die ein3i9e
&ui Jegen %perlorene Mannbarfeit IN alien Staoien.
Sic mo mifenl6aftlib ourb Die 6eften Ner5te Der
Belt bereefts1t. Der &uf oes Snftitutes 1T berart,
baB ale Mer3te, Die bag 6eifmtttel berfielen, oaflr
id perantmortlid balten. l1no fpetn tie aaf ibren
&nf bin bebanptet, Dab Die pGe9eneratipe Sa6letsN
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-28

San Francisco, April 27.-Andrew w. Ly-
ons, formerly an acrobat, has brought suit
in this city against Il. W. Crellin, husband
of Camille D'Arville, the opera singer, for
$4,000, charging the alienation of his wife S
affections. In his complaint Lyons alleges
that he was the former husband Of Mrs.
Crellin. who in 1900 obtained a divorce in
Chicago without Lyons knowledge and sub
seouently married Crelin. Mrs. Crellin is
now in Brooklyn, n. Y, appearing in yau-
deville.
Detroit, April 27.-The annual convention
of the Spanish war veterans will be held in
Detroit early in the month of September,
the date being left open for the present to
suit the convenience of President Roosevelt,
who is expected to attend. The Spanish
war veterans number at present something
over 100000, and this coming convention
will be largely attended.
Cleveland April PA special to the
Plain Dealer from Sandusky says The
schooner Barlow, from Marine City, foun-
dered in Lake Erie, half mile from Putin
bay, late Saturday afternoon and three per-
sons lost their lives in consequence. The
dead are Captain Robert Pardy. of Marine
City, his wife and his stepson, aged sixteen
years.
New York, April 27-The new Phoenix
line steamer British Empress arrived in
port to-day on her first voyage from Ant
length, 56ba feet beam and 80 feet in depth.
Her tonnage is 7.347 gross and 4,693 net.
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A 'woMAN's TECHNICAL SCHOOL


| Plans for an Institution in Boston to
| Equip Women for Special Calings.
| Plans are now being made in Boston
for the first technical collegel for wo-
men ever established in this country.
John Simmons, the founder, who died
over thirty years ago, left fortune for
| the establishment of this institution,
| and now, after long delay of many
years for the purpose of complying
with all the conditions of the will, his
wishes are about to be carried out. The
college will teach household economics,
secretarial work, library management,
industrial designing, medicine. nursing
and possibly horticulture; the aim of
the founder being to help women to
earn livelihood in occupa tions for
which there Is now no special training
on a scientific basis. The plans of the
trustees are for college with such en-
trance requirements as are usually met
by the courses in the high schools. The
instruction to be offered will cover ~
period of four years, but provision is
also to be made for those women who
can only give a part of that time to
preparing themselves for an industrial
career.
A nucleus for this new institution all
ready existed in the School for House
keeping, and after the first of the COM
ing year the two will be merged. The
old school offers a course for home
makers, and another for those who in
tend to follow housekeeping as profess
sion, and as 1t has accomplished great
good along the lines of Mr.. Simmons
idea, it will be most f1ttingly made a
department of the new college The
course in household economics will edu-
cate the student In the science of nu-
triton, foods, and dietares; will give
practical knowledge on purchasing,
cooking, and preserving foods will
teach something about plumbing, ven
tilation, heating, lighting, sanitation,
etc, and will fit the student to preside
over home of her own or to take care
of the home for another The institu-
ton is to open next fall, and the indi-
cations are that 1t will become as ia
nous as a school for women as the Bos- |
ton School for Technology has become
as a school for boys.-Boston Tran
script
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A GREAT THEOLOGICAL CUES


Should a minister wear whiskers
after his beard becomes gray?" was a
| question which arose at to-day's SEES
sion of the Presbyterian Ministerial as
sociation. The Rev. Mr.. Sherrard held
| that minister should remain young in
appearance as long as possible, and
that this is almost impossible when the
face is covered with long white hair.
Once he was invited to preach a trial
sermon. He was entertained over Sun
day at the home of one of the congre-
cation, and almost the first question
asked him was in regard to his age. In
joking manner he replied that he was
was So. Mr.. Sherrard said he believed
one of the rea sons why he was called to
the charge was on account of his not
having a beard
Then the bearded men took UP the
defense The Rev. DR.. Dunlap Moore
said the face had little to do with the
man. He did not know but that few
apostles ever shaved, he said, and
Christ has always been pictured to us
with beard. While in India DR..
Moore shaved daily, and the Moham-
medans often questioned him in regard
to his hairless face. He found that the
beard had secured the respect of the
Mohammedans, and, therefore. he al
lowed his to grow. He referred to the
beardless man as resembling woman
Pittsburg Special.
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HOLY CROSS DEFEATED YALE.
Splendid Game of Ball at Yale Field
Saturday

1
Saturday.
In a contest which can be considered
one of the best ever played on Yale
field Holy Cross defeated the wearers
of the Blue by the score of / to 0. 1t
took eleven innings to decide the mat
ter and had 1t not been for miserable
muff of a very easy ball by DeSaulles
IN the last inning the men might have
played until darkness compelled them
to quite. Holy Cross always has fine
aggrega ton of ball players and the nine
this year is we'll in keeping with those
Of former years. Saturdays game,
While surprise, to a certain extent
disappointment, is one which Is not
considered a disgrace because the en-
tire game was one Of brilliant plays by
the men on both teams and very rev
errors resulted The pitchers were
both in fine form. and their exhibitions
were wonderful. Only three hits were
secured off either of them.
One thing is certain, however, If Yale
desires and expects to win the cham
pionships this year, and that is an I'M
mediate improvement must be made IN
the handling of the stick. Had the
Yale men batter Saturday, as they
should have and as Yale's mines have
in previous years, the story would have
had a very different ending. One or
two excellent chances to win the game
were lost by thir failure to hit the bill.
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r. r. RYAN. AGENT.

Thomas f. Ryan, who for good
many years has been one of the most
popular wine clerks in the cafes OF New
Haven, has accepted position with
the F'eigenspan company and hence
forth will be the local agent There is
no doubt whatever among his friends
that he will be thoroughly successful.
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AN UMBRELLA EPISODE.

| 1t isn't often that an umbrella is a
factor in the course of true love and
plays a part that makes its current
run smoothly, yet that is what happen
| ed few months ago with the result 81
a happy contamination that has lust
followed, according to the story told hy
the head of one of the big houses in the
wholesale district.
II was not at all pleased with the
attention that my daughter vas re-
ceiving from poor young lawyer" he
said in telling the story. mot be-
cause he was poor but 7 feared that he
did not possess qualifications that
would ever raise him above poverty
The fact is, I was prejudiced against
him, and let my daughter know that
did not approve Of him; but, as usual,
that made no difference, and he came
to the house with provoking regu-
larity. One night when he was ready
to take his departure for his home.
about half mile away, he found that
it was raining, and my daughter lent
him my choice umbrella. I knew from
dear experience what a dangerous ex-
pertinent that was and when NV
QdugDleT lOlu HE what Sne naQ done
as soon as he had gone-I was pro-
voked, indeed.
II went back to the book | had been
reading, and the house quieted down
for the night. In about 80 minutes the
front door bell rang, and as the SER
wants had all retired, / went to see
who was there. The rain was pouring
hard then, and there at the door stood
the young man with my umbrella in
his hand and his own over his head.
AS he handed me mine he thanked me
for the loan of it, and raising his hat,
went away before | could speak, for,
to tell the truth, l was a little astonish-
ed.
THAT episode changed my opinion of
the young man, for / made up my mind
that if he was so particular about re-
an umbrella he possessed quail
cations that would make a man of
him if he had opportunities. | was
right, too, / discouraged his visits no
longer, and the result was that he be-
came my son-in-laW, and is now the
attorney of this bank. kansas City
Times.
CA ITO II IA.
po.L N The Kind You HaYa Always B0urh}
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NEW HAVEN BLUES WON.

Defeated the Jersey City Team at
Savin Rock on Saturday.
At Savin Rock grounds on Saturday
the New Haven Blues won from the
Jersey City team after the latter had
the game we'll in hand. In the third
inning the visitors had the Blues at
their mercy the score being to in
their favor. A fine batting rally how
ever, saved the day and the New Ha-
vens finally won out by the score of
II to TO-
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Eicel,se nntices.
To DC Board Of County Commissioner ID

To the Board Of County Commissioners for
New Haven County:
hereby apply for license to sell Spirit
uous and intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager
Beer, Rhine Wine and Cider at 1866 State
street, town of New Haven. My place of
business is not located within 200 feet in a
direct line of a Church Editice, or Public
School-house, or the premises pertaining
thereto, or any Post Office, Public Library
or Cemetery.
Dated at New Haven this 10Th day OIL
April, A. D., 1902.
CECILIA FORELUND, Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and tax.
payers, as defined by law of the Town of
New Haven, hereby endorse the application
of the above named for such license.
Dated at New Haven this 10Th day OF
April, A. D., 1902,
Patrick Il. Delaney, Richard +. Kisses,
Joseph Fl. Story, Louis Loos, James H.
Clyne.
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OTHER GAMES

AT Clinton-Boardman 4, Morgan g.
At Princeton-Princeton 16, Virginia
l.
At amstown-Wesleyan 5, Will
liams 8.
At Providence-Brown s, Amherst 2.
AT West Point-West Point 21, Rut-
gers O.
At Cambridge-Harvar Dartmouth
ball game Cancelled on account of rain.
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GOLF AT COUNTRY CLUB.

The golfing season opened at the New
Haven Country club Saturday after
noon with the first formal match ar
ranged by the tournament committee,
as well as the first match played over
the 13-hole course this season. Roger
S. White, I'd, captained one team, and
Frank G. Beach the other. ex-Captain
Beachs' team won decisive victory,
capturing the match by the score of IS
to 2S The result of the match play was
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-28
TWO GOOD GAMES COMING.

To-day the Dovers of the New Eng
land league will play at Savin Rock
grounds. 1t is probable that Ford will
be given a chance in the box.
Tomorrow the game with the Yale
varsity team will be played at Yale
field. The game will be called at
o'clock. 1t is probable that Patton will
pitch for Yale, and Deering may go in
for the New Ravens.