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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
PERSONALS.


t. c. Hanford a well known mer-
chant Of Price, and his wife, are guests
at the Wilson.
j. c. McChrystal II IN town from Eu.
reka and stopping at the Wilson.
Capt. j. r. Mlddlemiss Is now located
In New York. where he Is president Of
the New York Bond e. Trust company.
he Is In the west to appoint local
agents. and Will appoint one for this
city.
Glen Miller will be home from his ex-
tended eastern trip Aug. II next
Thos. c. +. Hunter, representing a
compressed air machinery company OF
San Francisco, IL guest at the Knuts-
ford.
Prof Swenson Of the photographic
survey Is reported at Bear Lake where
he IL engaged in surveys ordered some
time ago by the government
Friday evening Mrs Agness Osburn
will entertain her German friends lnfor-
mally. Prof Dahl VIII give a German
reading and reviews.
Miss Giersinger very accomplished
young pianist Of Kansas, is visiting at
Tort Douglas
The financial loss was placed at $40
Geo, only part OF which was covered by
insurance
G. w Nibley OF Baker city, ore,
prominent lumber man, Is Ht the Ken
Won on a short business trip.
S. T. Busser. superintendent OF read
trE rooms Of the Santa Fe system,
was a guest at the Kenyon this morn
ms on a trip TO the coast He reports
the reading room system az a success
and that the men are everywhere in
tcrcsted IN Il.
=. T. Ryan, assistant to the division
Pullman superintendent at St Louis,
vas a guest this morning at the Ken
yUu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
Jack THE CH0KER"
Strangled Woman Whom He Charged
With Stealing His Money.

Rachel lie Grand. woman who re-
sides in Victoria alley. was choked al.
most to death by a young fellow who
gave the name OF John Young The
latter was arrested and taken TO the
station, where he was booked for as
sault and battery. The woman says
that Young came to her room and
suddenly seized her by he throat,
threw her to the floor and choked her.
She managed 10 utter q few screams
and omcer Olson was attracted 10 the
place. He captured Young before The
latter could make his escape.
Young claims he was robbed In the
place and declares he ala not choke
the woman. but was merely trying TO
get his money back. The woman de-
clares that Young purchased a bottle
OF beer and while they were drinking
he arose. bolted the door and then as
saulted her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
NINE TROUBLE.


Idaho Springs. Colo July 29.-Twen'
ty-two members Of the Miners union
including President Howard Treslze
and the other officials. have been ar
rested, charged with conspiracy TO DloW
up the mine. They protest ignorance
of 70 conspiracy and declare that they
at all times advised the men 70 OBEY
The law und avoid violence. They IN
innate that the destruction OF the prop
erty was part Of a scheme TO cast uls,
credit upon the Western Federation OF
Miners ana its attempts % secure
shorter hours and more pay Tor lls
members,
Twenty non union men were Noih-
ing on the eighth level OF the mine az
Inc time OF the explosion, but es ap'o
injury
The damage caused by the explosion
amounts to several thousand dollars
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Toioys local bank clearings amount
ed to t5i5,1S26S ms against S55s,53539
for the same day Of last year.
The Hamburger Coal company today
filed an amendment 10 its articles of in.
corporation in the county clerks Office,
changing Us name 20 the Bamberger
Coal and Grain company. /.
j. w. Farrell il planning 10 build
three residences on Fourth South street
neor Third East
The last issue Of Duns Review says
OF Salt Lake business conditions.
Trade s quiet and conservative
feeling prevails, resulting from "a job
ber's fight IN some lines, which has a
tendency 10 restrict efforts 20 push
sales Business Is normal IN hardware
and notions fair In groceries and quiet
In dry goods, clothing and shoes for
present uses although fall orders are
satisfactory. Retail trade and collec-
lions are fair only Local stocks and
securities are quiet"
Architects ]. A. Headlund & Co. VIII
open bids Saturday fof the constuc-
ton o. the Tcoele pavilion which viii
be- i0X'0 feet, and cost $3.50.
Excavation has begun for the new
Information Bureau building 10 be
erected inside the Temple square near
the south gate. The improvement win
cost 5000
The foundation work for the new
Miller terrace 90 BE- erected on North
Temple street has been let TO Rudin
4 Engdahl Of this city for 1850.
Local Guard officers says they fan 10
see why citizens with means cannot en-.
ter into an arrangement with the state
whereby the latter will rent for q long
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WOMAN SENT HOME.
Mary Tarner Furnished Transporta-
ti1l TO Kansas City.

Mary Turner the young woman who
was thrust out Of her home by her hus-
band several weeks ago. and who has
since been drifting about The city In
company with soldiers was sent to the
parental domIcile near Kansas city this
afternoon
The Salvation Army officials came TO
her rescue and supplied part OF the
money necessary TO purchase her tick.
et She was arrested several days ago
and Judge Dlehl sent her to the coun-
~ jall with orders to hold her until
her transportation ZONE could be ar
ranged for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
AN ENJOYABLE REUNION.
Turkish Missionaries and Saints Have
A Gathering at Big Cottonwood

Yesterday afternoon and evening
there was a reunion Of Turkish mis-
eionaries and Saints on the premises
OF F. F. Hlntze Of Big Cottonwood. Be
sides those mentioned there were pres
ent as invited guests the First Presi-
dency OF the Church and the Presi-
dency and High Council OF the Granite
stake, and all had d delightful time
during the few hours they remained
together. The exercises were carried
out Ia the orchard under a bower OF
trees laden with an abundance Of lus-
cious fruit. and consisted OF a stump
tuous spread speeches by Presidents
Smith, Winder Lund and Taylor, songs
BY the Turkish missionaries ana Saints
and dancing In the evening TO the
strains OF the Holiday brass band. The
affair was In honor Of Elder j. W.
Booth. who leaves soon on second
mission to Turkey.
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PresIdent slert on the Gronnd.

oyster Bay, l.. l.. July 29.-Lying on
,he bare ground. wrapped In blankets,
President Roosevelt and his sons ana
nephews passed last night on the sandy
shores Of Huntington bay. The presi-
dent makes an annual custom OF camp
ing out with his boys. Late yesterday
afternoon the president and his llttlc
party left Sycamore Hin In two boats
for Lloyds Neck, the sandy promon-
tory on Huntington bay which had
been selected for the nights camp. He
occupied one boat with his son Archie
and his nephew Nicholas Roosevelt and
his son Kermit and ncphews Philip and
oliver Roosevelt occupied the other.
The president and Kermit handled the
oars. As the distance TO LlOyds Neck
Is about ten miles, II took them two
hours TO row IT, After breakfast to-
day the party returned to Sycamore
Hill.
Soon after his return the president
received a call from former Senator
Washburn Of Minnesota They dis
cussed the financial situation. Senator
Washburn expressing the opinion that
the present furry In New York is not
so serious as II appears on the sur
face to be, and that II does not affect
the country's general prosperity In the
least
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MORGAN NATIONAL BANK.
Application Of Pingree and Others to
Organize II Is Granted,
Especial to the News. o.

lSpeclal 70 the news, }
Warrington d. c.. July 29.-The APP
pllcation OF James PBgree. c. +. os-
good, g. Williams, job Plngree, and
Adam Patterson to organize the First
National Bank Of Morgan. Utah. with
capital Of $4,000. has been approved
by the comptroller OF the currency,
FREE DELIVERY FOR CHARLES
TON.
Rural free delivery route ordered es-
atch county, Utah. with one carrier,
Length OF route, a miles; population
served, $50.
a pension. s. uer month has been
granted Joseph p. Rankin OF Utah.
p, o. AT LYNN.
PostC,hce established at Lynn, Box
elder county, Utah with Julia Lind.
postmaster,
STATION SIX DISCONTINUED
The pOetmaster-ge general has ordered
tIe dlscontinuance on July 81 Of sta
ton SIX postotilce. salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
THE INDEPENDENT SELLER,

Nearly two years ago a farmer took
20 ponds Of butter and ~ dozen Of eggs 10
local merchant, selling the former for ~
cents d pound and the latter at u cents
a dozen. He also carried In 10 p0uncs
CT strong butter for neighbor. and re-
ceived therefor " cents a pound. lie had
occasion to wait half an hour. IN that
time he saw his butter sell for % cents a
pound and his eggs AZ Is cents q dozen.
The n-ccr: grease readily retailed at q
cents, He did some figuring and lot
OF meditatlng.
The next week he took his own produce
and sold direct TO the consumer. lie re-
ceiyed q cents for his butter and p
cents for his eggs lie sold out IN one
hours time, ana had ilW above what
be would have got al the grocery. For
years he had been paying first class pfiCes
for second class goods. Now that he was
free. he ordered his groceries from re.
liable firm. at a neat saving
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
witness in Jett.whIte Case.

Cynthiana Ky, July 29.-oAlcers ar
rived today from Breathltt county with
Samuel Little who Is considered a
stronger witness in the Jtet and White
trial than either 3. j. Even or j. l.. Pa
trick. 1t is said that Little witnessed
the shooting in the court house. He
was in hiding when arrested by the sol
dlers John f. Freeman, another i'm
portant state witness, was also brought
IN today. Captain Even was the first
witness called by the commonwealth to-
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
Right TO Place Plckets.

New York, July 29,--Judge Cav
anaugh, in decision today, decided
that labor unions have the right to
place pickets about plant where II
strike is in progress, and he also de-
clared that workmen have the right TO
persuade workmen to quit work The
jurist furthermore held that sending
men to jail upon aflidavts that they
have violated an injunction is illegal,
Judge Cayanaugh's decision Is directly
opposite to decisions rendered In the
superlOr court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29

term an arnory built by the former.
The idea Is 10 occupy the entire center
OF one Of the big blocks with q great
brick and stone shed ha.lng a balloon
roof, with officers and company quar-
ters, store ana equipment rooms, ON one
side a1d with an entrance from the
street The entire open space can 20
without any flooring, 80 that artillery,
cavalry and Infantry may operate Ia
the arm0ry At present The state IL
paying 81 goo annual rent FOR the pres
ent undesirable quarters and this Is the
Interest on 1000 at 3 yor cent Il IL
claimed that with such an armory as Il
indicated. there would De general re-
viyal OF guard interest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
COMING @ cLAvE.
Number of Cardinals that VIII Par
ticlpate is Sixty.twO.

Rome, July 2l-Wlth the arrival here
OF Cardinal Phsci archbishop of Ma
pies the number OF cardinals who will
participate in he conclave is complete
nd iotals g. OF the two remaining
Cardinal celesIa, archbishop Of Paler.
Lu. cannot leave Palermo because Of
his health, and Cardinal Moran, arch
bishop Of sydney, n. 5. w. although he
has left SYDNEY, cannot, It II believed.
arrive here before Aug 20, when. II Is
supposed, the conclaye will be over,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
.. Contractor.
Govt to Sue

Washington, July 2S-Tha govern
men, Wut institute proceedings against
W. II. Weighe. q postal contractor. and
tie Fidelity Trust q Deposit company
OF Baltimore for auurr"lm7 Tow 5000
600, which the postoflice department has
been compelled 90 c,pe.
amount C Co1trac 10. crr - che
mails in Wagons in Sew York city, Geo.
G. Travisln, WAC yesterday was a0i.id-
ed the contract to hl he uneXpired
term Of month less than .wo years,
win begin the service Aug !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
DIRD

MoHR.-At Logan. Utah. July 10. 1906 n
toXinla, Anna Hall Mohr, wife OF y. w
a. Mohr. Deceased was born IN Ei-
yerod. Sweden. In 1853. was called with
her husband IN 1854 30 81. Johns Arl2,,
went back 20 Sweden twice and laborcd
faithfully as missionary while there
died In full faith of the Gospel
hERRlDGE.-At his home IN Center
ward, this city, July a. 1890 OF general
debility. John Herriige, IN the seventy
eighth year Of his age,
Funeral from the Sixteenth ward meet
lngholse tomorrow, Thursday. at i;9 p
m.
JoNEs.-A the residence Of his son-in'
law, John Allen Jr.. $50 south Seventh
Yves, street. July -. 1893. John Jones, In
the sllHy-elghth year OF his age
Funeral from the Tweniy.fourth ward
meetinghouse tomorrow, Thursday, Al t'sq
y. IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
DESERTED THE CHAIN GANG.

James Buckley city prisoner who
was serving 30 days for vagrancy got
away from the chain gang today and
up to late hour this afternoon had
not been found As Jim is harmless
sort Of fellow ana has strong liking
for the city Jail, It Is highly probable
that he win give himself up In the
course Of day or so.
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q. -. Ilunsaker Arrested.

san Francisco, July 29,-Acting Chief
Of Police Martin has been notified q.
the arrest In Lane county ore, Of r
f.. Huusaker, who is wanted here on
charge Of felony ENLIGHTENMENT Hun
saker fed to the north, and was ar
rested al Eugene by a deputy sheriff
A detective win be sent TO the north
for the prisoner tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29

A special to the Chronicle states that
Sanford had leased the ranch from Mrs.
Northup A quarrel arose and she tried
to eyict him Sanford went TO town
and secured legal advice, Instead Of
taking 1t he bought revolver went
homo and shot her in the back OF the
head. He then went cunning for Lin
DillmGn. his victims brother, but Lii
lie Sanford his daughter, mounted her
pony, and rode ahead giving the warm
Ing. Not finding Dillman, Sanford went
to Coulee CITY and gave himself up. He
Is a man about s. years Of age with a
patriGrchlal beard and generally inof-
fensIve appearance, but when angry Is
said to be practically insane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
nnLEoAIn rAuNkNNNls CAsE
Jury Reported 1t Gould Not Agree
ON Verdict

ST. Louis. July 2o-Tho Jury In the
second triai'of former Delegate henry
A. Fauknel charged with perJlI{ IN
connection with the suburban franchise
Doodle deal. reported to Judge Dough-
today that Its members were unable 10
agree an a verdict The jury retired
Tuesday and considered the case until
midnight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
AFTERNOON CALL.
Sacramento Was Again the Principal
Seller.

Sacramento was In demand again at
this afternoons call Of the stock ex.
change, 1900 shares selling altogether.
Con. Mercur opened at ll5S, but de-.
clIned. The sales posted were as fol.
lows:
Carlsa, 1900 at az.
Con. Mercur 300 at l53; COO at L52;
100 at 15lh.
DAILY Judge, 400 at $50.
Sacramento, 800 at 2is.; 1900 at 2iX,
buyer SO 900 at 24is 1000 at 2lss
Silver Shield 800 at liA.
Wabash. 1000 at 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29

You think you know ginger.
Unless Schillings Best, you
have perhaps never tasted il
pure,
At yeui gt'eer's Fion.ysaek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
Hanna wrecked Jine Flooded,

Hanna, Wyo,, July 29.--The wrecked
mine, IN which over 100 bodies were
found, is flooded with water below the
goth level and but few bodies will be
recovered until the mine has been
pumped out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
PRIMARY DAY AT SALTAIR,
Excellent Program at the Beach on
Monday Next.

On Monday next Aug. 8 the Primary
associations OF the Salt Lake stake win
give an excursion TO saltair. on which
occasion most excellent program win
be rendered. The exercises begin At 9
p. N. and will open with a chorus by
the children. "A greeting to the friends
OF The little ones" under the direction
OF Miss Lizzie Thomas Then follows a
fan drill by Is young girls Of the Twen-
ty-fourih ward, viz; Florence Larson.
us-~' Larson, Lillian Foulger, Amy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
To Recover Possession.

J. II. Lloyd executor Of the last viii
OF William ]. Lloyd, deceased. today
hled a suit In the district court against
Fred Price and Martha l.. Price To re-
cover possession OF the premises. de-
scribed as part Of lot Z, block A.. plat
G, and also. ill2 alleged to be due for
rent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
Child Run over by Team.

Portland. July GA team became
frightened at an automobile today IN
Union avenue and ran over Slx-year-
old Hawthorne Rebensdorf. who was
playing in the street The childs skull
was fractured and It viii die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
SHOOTING THIS AFTERNOON.
Occurred Near iifth South and Fifth
West Streets.

Word came to the police station late
this afternoon that boy mad been
shot In the vicinity Of Fifth South and
Fifth West streets. The police were
sent out to investigate but no partic-
ulars were forthcoming at press time.
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cu.h nn,ls, WIDOW Married.

Washington July go Mrs, Anna
Agnes Davis widow If the late United
states Senator Cushman Is Davis oi
Minnesota. and Hunter Doll Of Knox
willie. Tenn. we're married at the bride'b
home In this city today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
ARREST DEsERTER Ar POCArELLO

sergt Truman Of the Twenty
battery lisht artillery VINO deserted
from Fort Dougas was arrested az
Pogatello yesterday and brought to this
City We IL now In the post guard house
awaiting court martial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
MURDERED A WOMAN.
James Sanford shoots Catherine NJ.
Northup at His Home.

Spokane, Wash. July 29.-Mrs. Cath
crime NJ. Northup was shot and instant
ly killed by James Sanford last even
Ing at his home on fruit ranch about
20 miles northwest Of Almira, Wash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
Holbrook Divorce Case.

Beatrice Holbrook today filed suit for
divorce In the district court against
Eugene Hobrook on the ground Of fail
ure To supn0rt They We're married Ia
this city on Sept. ). 1901, and have one
enid OF whom Mrs Holbrook asks the
custody.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
100 Doses
For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must he
measured by two thmgs-cost and
effect II cannot be measured by
either alone. 1t is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
The money-that radically and per.
manently cures at the least ex-
pense. That medicine is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
KEITH-O' BRIEN EXCURSION
To Provo canyon July 3ist.

Fnre S125. Leave Salt Lake via Rio
Grande AZ p m. Returning leave Up
per Falls ., arriving IN Salt Lake II p.
IN. Trout dinner at Upper Falls, the
most delightful spot m Utah. Five
hours in The canyon, Everybody in
yitrd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
Genins Won Goodwood Plate.

London, bly, 29-Genius won the
Goodwood plate handicap OF 500 SOW
ereigns for three. year-olds and up
wards, two niles, at the GOodwood
meeting today
.&sa.
Cow. Ia Sup q tutpaogOr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
Hazelton Boiler Co. Receiver.

Thenton, n. j., July ga receiver
has been appointed for the Ha2elton
Boiler company. Liabilities, Sl21Sl2i as
sets $4,000.
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Fire in Phoenix, Ariz,

Phoenix. Arl&, July 2o.-Firo com.
pletely destroyed two brick bulldips I
early this morning, The loss is placed
al 500 O0O Ii was the most destructive
fire EXPERIENCED here in 10 years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-29
Hoods JdrSdpdriila

II purihes and enriches the blood,
cures pimples, eczema and all
euptions, tired, languid feelings,
loss OF appetite and general debility,
Il have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and
foand il reliable and giving perfect sAiisfac.
ton. Il takes away that TIRED feeling, gives
energy and puts the blood in good condition"
Mss ERIE CoLoNNE. 1855 10th Street, n. W.,
Washington. D. c.
hcod'o Gasaparllla promises TO
euro and keeps tho promise.
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.

Wednesday July %. 1900
Baltlmofs q Ohio "''''''"''''''.. s9s
'''''''s Nhio "''"-"".", SIS
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CARDINAL DOMENICo svAMPA STRONG CANDIDATE rop
THE PAPAL THRONE

49, s,amp Is considered the strongest Italian onr,, TO-
% pspay lie also one Of the youngest members Of the socri ILL.,
Two years Of age BY force Of character And hy he ~
rom humble station to his present high office In lso m ,o |
'"'Nnop Oh Bologna aud in 1894 created cardinal ~ '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-19
BRITISH GOLFERS PRESENT.
Visit the Links at Glenview Club Near
Chicago. .e..--...

President F. s. James Of the Glenview
Golf Club. at Chicago, yesterday flew the
union jack below old glory in honor of the
visit Of the Oxford-Cambridge Golfing So
ciety team to the picturesque links. Capt.
Low of the Englishmen advocated a study
of the score card of the course. and then
the Britishers went out to learn the links.
The visitors praised the aop6graphy and
physical features of the GlknvIew links.
Capt. Waller of the All-6hicago team met
Capt Low after the practice and arranged
the pairings for tomorrow's match. By re-
quest of the collegiate champion, H. C.
Egan, Norman Hunter, his conqueror at
Wheaton, with the record breaking score of
II. was again pitted against him. The
draw follows: .tt;. If
Louis N. James, Glenvtew. SYs. J. A. t.
Bramston, Oxford
H. c. Egan. Exmoor. VS., Norman Hunter
Cambridge. Il 'dt ---
Walter q. Egan; eExmoor. ,fvs. T. Mans
field Hunter, Oxford.
;: : R. F.. Mundy. Riverside, vs., H g, B. Ell
5; 3; Smith, onwehtsia. " e SsBe: Rarne,
J. M. Sellers Glenview. vs.; J. L. Low,
Cambridge. ~
Charles zeubl1n. Midlothian. VS.. D. F.
Ransom, Cambridge.
r. H. McElwee. Exmoor. VS.. H. w. Bev-
eridge, Oxford. .. <-''-
B. F. Cummins. Exmoor. VS.. P. W. Leaf
hart. Cambridge.
w. I. Osborne. Glenview. vs.: c. H. ALI
son, oxford.
william. Waller, onwentsia. vs.. C. N.
Day, oxford.