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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
STANFORD NINE
WINS The CAME
Cardinal Tossers Easily Out
class Cliff Ireland's Profess
sional Club Wielders
TRITCH PITCHES WELL
Promising Twirler Lets His
Opponents Down With Pair
of Lonely Safe Base Hits

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 20.
The varsity nine easily defeated Cliff
Ireland's star aggregation Of ball play
ers this afternoon. the game resulting
IN a score Of Stanford 6, independents
l. Jimmie" Tritch, the varsity pitch
or, distinguished himself by allowing
the visitors but two hits in spite OF the
fact that Mertes, the heavy hitter pf
National League fame, and Danny
Shay Of the san Francisco team were
on the batting lish Of the Independents
Jim" flanagan 20, former Stanford
pitcher, occupied the box for Irela nd 6
team, playing his position in his old
time form.
The playing Of the varsity ball toss
ers to-day was a great improveme II
over previous exhibitions. But three
errors were recorded against them and
OF these two went TO Chalmers, the
freshman left fielder. He is a new man
at the position and viii undoubtedly
overcome his present tendency 10 care
lessness before the season is over.
While all Of the varsity infielders put
up a good article Of ball for this early
date in the season, Trowbridge, var
sity shOrtstOp. was undoubtedly the
star performer in to-day's game. HIS
sensational catch Of a low line drive,
resulting in a triple play that closed
the game in the first half Of the ninth,
was the feature Of the game.
Despite the fact that flanagan
pitched a nice game for the. visitors the
varsity players landed on bis delivery
for eight safeties. one Of them being a
two-bagger by Writ. Nearly all the
Stanford nire are batting well, a fea-
ture Of their playing that is exceed
ingly gratifying TO coach and rooters.
For the Independents, Danny Shay
was the bright particular star. accept
ing ten chances without an error
The score
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

tary policy was never published by the
Government and Secretary Root res
cued it from the millions of documents
in the archives OF the War Department
and caused it to be published for the
reason that General Upton's plans and
recommNpdations were prophetic and
are as sound to-day as the day they
were written. He recommended the
three battalion formation in cavalry
and infantry regiments He recon-
mended interchangea bic service in staff
and line. as against permanent staff
departments. He recommended exam
inations as conditions to promotions.
and a general staff and the systematic
extension of military education. and all
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

'o4 won: wood, O7. second: Crossman. 04.
third; Russell. O6. fourth; Singletary. o..
fifth. Time - seconds
Tszo-mfie run fred-ced to and a half
miiesl-Barrert. o. won Powers, o.. second
Frazer '05 third; stiles. 'os fourth; Burr, 0I.
fifth No time taken.
Haniner ts.rcw-Craw wford, 'o5. Won: Smith.
'o6. second: Moran. 'o5. third. Distance, l56
feet inches.
Broad i1np--Dole. 'o4. won; West. 'O6. sec
ond: Reli 'O5 third Ball. 'O5. fourth; John
son. Co. NTH Distance, p feet inch
Relay Gialf mile)-Law team tMaioy. OS;
West 'o6: Dunn. 'O4; Wood. '0Ip. won: Chem
iEt-y team second. Civil and Mechanical Engi-
ucgrint. team third: Electrical Engineering
team fourth. No time taken.
Sho. .mt-Hvds '04, won: Crawford. 05.
second; McFadden 'c4. third; ". H Dole. 'o5,
fourth: Van Sickle. o5. fifth Distance, Al
feet inches
Pole vault no sonID tition-Dole. 'o4;
Beach. 'o4. and Bell. 'o5. given the places
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
The Fragrant Lemon.

Lemon trees of California are a thing
Of beauty and joy forever. The lemon
is the emblem Of productiveness. At
all seasons Of the year can be found on
the lemon tree the blossom. the tiny
formed lemon and lemons in all stages
Of growth 10 the full grown fruit It
is a perpetual bearer. The blossom. the
leaf. the wood. the fruit and all parts
of the tree are delightfully."- fragrant
Country Life.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
LAW STUDENTS VICTORIOUS.
Defeat Men From Chemistry Class in
Interesting Track Meet.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 20.
In the inter department track meet
held on the varsity cinder path this
morning the law department team
proved victorious. scoring 20 points,
as against 551z for the chemistry stu
dents, their closest opponents. Owing
TO the nature OF the meet five places
and fifteen points were allowed in
each event. The other departments
represented in the field day scored as
follows: Geology and mining. 35k.
civil engineering. 1Iis; mechanical en-
gineering. 101z: electrical engineering.
S. history. G: English. ); drawing, s.:
physiology. 4; economics. 3.
The track was too soft for fast time
10 be made. but the showing made by
the athletes was very creditable and
Trainer Moulton appeared very much
pleased with the results.
The dstailed results follow:
Nile run-Gay. o. won: Thomson. 'o4. sec
fourth: Biodget. 6s. fifth Tin1e. 5:o2
one -hurdred-yard dash-West. OF. won:
Crosslnan 'Of. second; Wood. o. third Gar
hss. &c. fourth: Savage CO, fifth. Time,
II 10 seconds.
High hurdles treduced to 100 yards)-Lana=
-sn 'O4 won: Cruzan. 'OG. second: Beach 'O4.
third. TINE. 13 Is seconds
Quarter Of mile rnn-Russell. 'O6, won;
Gresham. % second: EiVell. 'o7. third. Free
man. &c. fourth: Cunha. '06 fifth
Low hurdles treduced 10 40 yards)-McEar ar
land o. won: flanagan. %. second; West,
/ O. third. TiTue. Il 10 seconds.
HicE jump Dole. ~. and Bell. %. tied for
first place. Beach. %. third Leonard. 'O7.
fourth. Cr5ssnlan. 'o4. fifth Height. > feet 9is
+ incheS-
Hsif-rile rsn-Horuan. c.. Nca: J. L. Ma =
low T0s second: Bounds O.. third J. w.
Maloy. 90. fourth Hamilton. %, fifth. Time.
2.i1 10.
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"You call Eat building a fire trap'?"
asked the perplexed foreigner. How
can a house be a trap for re fire?"
1T catches fire so easily. See?' said
the native.
But he couldn't see-such is the un-
readiness of the unframed foreign in
teIlect in grasping the idioms of our
rich and expressive anguage.-Wash-
ington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
SUMMARY

Struck ous-By Heitmuner. A. by Blethen. 5
Two-bsse hits-Hsmilton. Sweesy. Strub. era
ham Three-base hit-Moskiman Hit by
pitcher-Lohman. Double play-Adams 10
t;rahaul Bases on balls--On Heitmuler, 4,
OF Blethen. /. Umpire-Charles Smith Scorer
Il. 4. Force
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

and Bliss handled his twisters with
out d misllap. "Heine" struck out
four of the Elks' herd and only per-
mitted them TO buck six of his throws
down the field. Even Pete Lohman.
Dunleavy. Hammond and Moskiman,
hard hitters all. were shy on half
bitches on his swift ones The score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
Increa.ing EngIish Divorces.

England is noting with Uneasiness
the growing number Of divorces grant
Cd IN her courts. In London this
growth has been very rapid In the
first term OF court the number OF
cases down for trial have increased
from l77 in 1902 10 3s3 this year; in
the second. from ZIG in 1901 to 2S5
in 1908: in the third. from 210 in 1901
10 es2 I'm 1908. and in the fourth, from
es2 in 1901 10 35l in 1903 About so
Der. cent OF the actions are brought by
injured husbands.-New York Com
rnercial Advertiser.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

Struck out-By Tritch. 3: by flanagan. 5
Bases on bslls-On Tritch, 8; of flanagan :.
Hit by pitcher-SHain 90 Sales. Passed ball
Morrison Two-base hit-Wirt Triple play
TrCK bridge 20 Matthews. Umpire-D. Y Cow
den. 90. Scorekeeper-R. J. McFsddfn. 'o4
Time Of game-One hour and forty minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

Mr.. Joy-And how do you find mar
RED life2
Mrs. Cay-Fast and furious.
Indeed. Really
yes: I am fast and Fred is furi-
o,,s kansas City Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21

Of those ideas. then new. are in prac-
tice. even as set out in the book
Washington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
RUNs BY INNIN.
SUMMARY

Independents .... o o o q o o.
Stanford ..-...... 1 0 x-6
SUMMARY
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ELKS.
CALIFORNIA

Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
That is What is Believed Here
NOW-Have Asked the
Bosses for the Raise.
MUCH WORK TO Be DONE
VIII be a Busy Season and the Bosses are
Anxious to Avoid TroubIe-lt Is Said
they Have Taken Into Consideration the
Increase When they are Figuring on the
Work.

A month ago the masons ami brick
layers Of this city notified the bosses
that with May 1 they would want an
increase of five cents an hour over
the present scale and as they work
eight hours per day this means forty
cents a day more. 1t is understood
that the request will be granted by
the bosses as they expect q very busy
season and do not care to have any
trouble with the masons if it can be
avoided. Most of the bosses who
have bid on work since the request
was made have figured on paying this
and they will not be at any loss as
the man who is having the house
built, is the one who will pay.
At the present time the masons and
bricklayers get forty-tive cents an
hour or $500 for eight hours work
and time and a quarter for overtime
and double time for Sundays and
holidays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
Lighter Than Aluminium.

A new metal similar to aluminium, bur
Of still lesser weight, has been discovered
by the French engineer. Albert Nodon,
and called "nodium," after him. 1t is
manufactured by an electric process. In
color, luster and structurei it is almost ex-
actly like steel. Its specific weight when
molten is only "a. Its resistance against
breaking is given as about 20 pounds a
square of 0.04 inch. Its constancy In the
air is higher than that of aluminium. It's
duetility is between six to eight inches;
the malleability car be compared tothat
of bronze. 1t melts at about 600 degrees.
1t is suitable for being cast into forms.
The conductibility for the electric current
is as high as that of copper of equal
weight. Nothing definite has yet been
communicated as to the chemical compo-
sition of nodium nor as to the mode OF its
manufacture. Frankfort Germany
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
is
OPPOSED TO
PIGEON BILL.
that His Constituents
do Not Want the Measure
Passed.
TO VOTE AGAINST IT.

In an interview published in the
Newark Evening News, Senator W.
Fl. o. Jackson told Of his position on
the anti-pigeon killing bill. The in
terview, in part, is as follows:
If the Committee on Miscella-
neous Business has the consideration
of the anti pigeon killing bill at the
approaching special session of Ethe
legislature, the bill will be reported
favorably by the committee, and sub
mitted to the Senate for such action
as each individual Senator may
choose to take. AS chairman Of the
committee, I will vote to report the
bill favorably, bnt when the vote is
taken on the bill, I shall probably
vote against it. AS far al my own
constituents are concerned. the only
expression of opinion I have heard
have been hostile to the bill. I have
received from Middlesex county only
q single request to vote for the bill,
but have received many letters urging
NE to vote against it.
My record upon the various bills
to prohibit trap shooting at live
pigeons is one of consistent opposi-
ton. During the two years I was n
member of the Assembly the ill came
up each year. l voted against it in
the House, and voted in committee
to report it u~nfavorably.
CAT the approaching session,
however, / shall be in favor of bring
ing the bill to the Senate with a
favorable committee report. AS far
as q hearing is concerned, the advo-
Gates of the bill have surely had their
asy. As for my vote, when the Sen
ate votes on the bill, as l have already
said, I think J. will be following the
wishes of my constituents in oppos-
ing the measure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
BISHOP CRANSTON
WAS VISITING HERE.
Stayed at the Home of Mrs. N. N.
Megrue in Water Street For
Several Days.

Bishop Earl Oranston, the presid-
ing officer at the recent Methodist
Episcopal Conference, in Newark,
last week, has been visiting in this
city since Thursday night. Accom-
panied by his two daughters, the
Misses Cranston, he has been staying
at the home of Mrs. M. N. Megrue, of
1903 Water street, an old friend of his
family. An effort was made to have
Bishop Cranston remain in this city
to be present at tomorrow's services
in Simpson M. e. church, but he had
an engagement to preach in a large
CITY church. He left town today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
The Northwestern Line Russia Iapar
Atlas.

Send ten cents in stamps for Russo.
Japanese War Ais issued by the 7.
Chicago 81 North Western R'y.
Three fine oolored maps, each 14x2O
bound in convenient form for refer
ence. The Eastern situation shown
in detail, with tables showing relative
military and naval strength and fin
anoial of Russia and Japan.
W. A. Cox, SOL Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
UNDERSTANDABLE st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

The linen importers say that they
have sold more linen this season than
before, which proves thHt it is
going to BIZ a very popular and muci-
used fabric during the spring and
months. The above design
is pretty made in either a colored or
white heavy mesh linen, with the
vest and collar of tucked handker-
chief linen. The entire skirt is box
pleated, stitched Oh the outside a half
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

inch from the edge. The waist has
three half inch tueks on each Shout
der and four at the top of each
sleeve. The girdle is of drawn black
Liberty satin, and the soft tie in front
is of the m The embroidery is of
handwork and very simple and easy
to do. 1t is round clusters OF French
knots worked in IL rather heavy white
linen thread. To get these motifs
even a faint circle should first be
drawn around a small plate or spool
with French chalk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
intends making application to the Board of FIX.
else Commissioners of the CITY OF ! erth Amboy.
at their next meeting, for "A license to keen a
Beer Bottling establishment, with the privilege
of selling malt and spirituous liquors in the city
of Perth Amboy, and in the hous owned by
himself on $50 state ST.
JOS. LASKOWSKI
5671-t2- OCT Dew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

One of the leadins portrait painters
of London had sittings not long ago
from a lady of wit and fashion. Her
husband, a peer, went to see the portrait
when it was finished, and was asked by
the artist to give his opinion OF 1t. He
was not an art critic, and he replied, quite
innocently, looking first at the lady and
then at the portrait: ut is very good;
it is excellent; but think there is a lit
lie too much repose about the mouth"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
THE CAPTAINS BODY
SHIPPED TO BROOKLYN.
Wife Notified of the Death-WiII
Be Buried in That
City.

Undertaken T.:EF. Burke Yesterday
afternoon shipped the body of Captain
Thomas HaIpin to Brooklyn. His
wife, who lives on Henry street,
Brooklyn, was notified of her hus.
baud 8 death by a friend. AS told in
yesterdays News, Captain Halpin,
who was about sixty-flve years old,
was drowned after falling from the
barge Rep, about 10:30 o'clock Thurs
day night, at the Lehigh Valley
stakes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
Not Handsome.

II understand that you said you
thought Miss Ungainly was beautiful"
Moo, l couldn't have said that"
Zones told me-"
"Oh; it came about this way-Jones
said: Don't you think Miss Ungainly's
feet are pretty big?' and l replied: Yes,
but l thing her hands some.' Houston
Post. y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
Wash Your Ewes.

Wash your eyes. They need it, and
will repay by looking brighter. I'm
merse the eyes in clear water and open
the lids widely. 1t is better to do
this before than after washing the face,
as any trace of soap carried to the
eye surface will cause pain. In com-
mencing treatment let the water be
very slightly tepid. Later, cold wa
ter will be found quite easy to bear,
and more satisfactory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
To cuRE


weak stomach, loss Of appetite h~atulenee'
~waterbrash, rising OF ioou, ne aaaDe;lss
breath, iaundice, bad complexion, liver
spots. yellow eyes, constipation, PalpIta-
ton of the heart, and short breath after
meals, take DR.. Deane's Dyspepsia PMS.
Eat plenty of good n%ourishing food. a
Dill after each meal. White wrapper II
constipated, yellow if bowels are regular:
IS cents at druggists. Send to US LOT d
free sample.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
Cancer.

The popularity of cancer among dis
cases is that it consists in the rebel
lion and malignant behavior Of GER
tain parts of the body itself, not in the
attack of foreign enemies. Cancer,
in fact, is a state of civil war in the
body, a reign of terror produced by
outbreaks of murderous fury on the
part of revolutionists at n or more
localities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
Dangerous Delay.

1Julia-Fancy, dear, Capt. Slasher has
asked me to marry him! Should | give
him an immediate answer? Remember
he's only known me three months.
Clara-Answer him at once, dear.
When he's known you a bit longer he'll
want to back out!-Tit-Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
Nothing Stronger.

"Your trouble" announced the ply
stefan, after a thorough examination, lis
an affection of the heart"
"If anything of that kind is the mat
ter with me, doctor" said the patient, a
confirmed old bachelor, cts purely pla-
tonic."-Chicago Tr.bnre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
knew What He Was About.

Mrs. Won Blumer-Why don't you
take your business friend to your club
instead of bringing him home?
Won Blumer-Becuuse l want to talk
business to him. | don't want to take
him to a place where he is going to en-
JOY Enthusiastically Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

The Austrian minister of the interior
has recently called the attention of medi-
cal practitioners to the serious evils
caused by illegible prescriptions. He in
sists that every prescription must be
clearly and legibly written in ell its
parts"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
Well Fitted.

Maud-Why do you think Harriet
would make a good actress? She hasn't
a bit of histrionic ability.
Madge-I know; but her taste in
dresses is good. and she's had such a
long experience in making up.-Cincin-
natl Times-Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE - hereby given that the undersigned
" intends making application to the B9ard o.
Excsse Commissioners of the City of Perth AM
Nv, at their next meeting, for a license to keep a
m with the privilege of selling nal. and
'ops liq1ors in the City of Perth AmboY.
and in the house owned by himself on Wood
b idge Read. JACOB MUSaLER
1860 4 2-y-2t-o~e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the et6ersignc'
~ intends making application 10 the Board o
Excise Commissioners of the City of Perth Am
boy, at their next meeting, for a license to keep ,
saloon with the privilege Of selling malt ans
SpscttEous lAGrors IN the Civ Os Perth Amboe
an in the house owned by J. w. Elise at fr
CORTLAND ST, MIKE STUNT
5670-4- 2 Otto CIV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given tn 1t the undersigned
intenOs making Application to the Boa of EX-
else Commission rs of The City of Perth Ann
boy, at their next meeting, for 8 licanse To
keep a hotel, with the privilege of selling m If
and spirituous liquors IN the cry of Pc III Am
by, and in the house owned by him self on
New brunswick Ave. IL, SWEET
5Gfi- d. l.2t-nOW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
intends making apollo ltion TO the Board Of Elk
ci>e Commissioners OF the City of Perth Am
noy. at their next meeting, or n license 10
ke- n - beer bott.ing establishment with the
rivilege Of sci ing malt and spiritu us liqu rs
in tn ity of Perth Amb7y, and in The house
owned by himself ut s Wayne st
JOS. MASsOPUSI
56G7- 4 o q q -aow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
All Equally Il1-Informed.

"There is one great comfort about this
war in Asia" said the trivial person.
"What is that?"
"You can talk about it as much as you
choose without being afraid that n n
will c%riticise your pronunciation."-
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
intends making application to the Board of X
else Commissioners OF the City of Perth Amboy,
at their next meeti e, for a license to keep II
ealoon vito he pli.ileGe of selling mat and
spiri LOS liquors in the City of Perth Amboy
and in the house owned by Geo. G ,nbella on 4
Sanford St. ANDRO POCHVALTIA
5672 49, o. 2t-e w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
The Plaza to Look

where's der free public library in dis
town."
care you looking for knowledge"
Nav. I'm looking fer a hobo dat stole
an overcoat in de next town yesterday.
I'm a detective. Puck
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Intends maklog application TO the Board ri Elk
else Commissioners of the City of Perth Am
roy, at their next meeting, FOR n licerse to keep
a beer bottling establishment with The priv eye
of selling NAL and spirituous liquors in The City
of z r h Amboy, and in thu house owned by
bins If o 1 oodb idge Road
JACOB MUSGLER
SECS AZ Q ct cow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
A Certain Indication.

Mrs. A, Piring has recently opened
a bank account for the first time in he
life"
How do you known"
She has just given her next dooi
neighbor a check for IS cents. Two,
mans Home Companion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
If YOU WANT A FENCE


that is cheap, strong, neat, durable and recommends ITSELF
examine that made at Mount Holly by the N. j. Fence Co.;
eoUVOo rect being now in satisfactory use. Made OF galvanized
steel wire interwoven with cedar pockets, generally stained
red. 1t will turn any stock, poultry, boys, &c. 1t win not sag
when properly stretched. Pckets cannot be pulled out and
needs no board under Ii. Posts may be from 10 to l6 n. apart.
Prices are from s to $40. per #. Liberal terms to agents.
Descriptive price list sent on application. .
,THE NEW JERSEY FENCE Co., MOUNT MOLLY, MI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-04-02
NOTICE INTENTION.

To all whom it may concerr-Be it
known that Lund & Christensen, car
p%entcis and builders, now as partners,
but on aud after April LIST next, will
dissolve partnership. All work, debts
and claims contracted before said date
will be accounted for and settled by said
firm. l.und will continue on No. G
Fast Avenue and Frel Christenteu OF
No. 1876 Madison Avenue, and each for
themselves will take contracts and give
all old and new callers prompt attcn-
ton. LUND & CHRISTENSEN.
55S5-3-29-4t
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