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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-08
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
BOWLERS ARE
IN FINE TRIM.
Staten island Aggregation Com.
ing Here to Roll on the
Hartmann Alleys.

= A report comes from Staten Island
that the league bowlers, who are to
roll in this city tomorrow afternoon
against the Friday Nights on the
Hartmann alleys, are in fine trim and
they expect to hold their won.
The Staten Islanders will leave St.
George OF the l O'Clock train for this
city. Those in the party will he Cap
tain Frank Braisted, anchor. George
Carmen, of the crack Kingstones:
Daniel p. Libby, of the famous Cres-
cents; Mortimer Marion Densye,
the leagues high average man; Will
liam H. Jackson, of the ex-champion
Willies, and Jacob NJ. Mersereau,
secretary of the Staten Island League.
The delegates will most likely be
met at the ferryhouse in this city by
of the local men and escorted
to the hotel, where everything will be
in readiness for them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
SEVEN CLASSES.
Contests for lis and 1876 Pound M en-
Added to College Tourney.

The University of Pennsylvania
wrestling authorities have decided
to add two additional classes to the
coming intercollegiate tournament on
account of the abundance of lighter
material among the men of the vari-
Gus colleges. The new classes are:
l25 pounds and lis pounds, making
seven classes in all.
= The championship meet will be held
in the University gymnasium on Fri
day evening, April :, and n wrestler
in each of the seven classes has been
entered by Yale, Princeton, Column
bia and Pennsylvania. The men will
draw lots for opponents, and the win
ners of the two first bouts will be
matched for the finals, the winner of
this will be the Intercollegiate cham
pion at his respective weight.
The time of the bouts and the offic-
ials have not as yet been determined
upon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
EASTERN LEAGUE.
P. 7. Powers Still in Control, While
Jersey City Turns Down Griffith.

Just at the present there is a hot
light going on in the Eastern League
OF Professional Baseball Clubs which
involves the retention Of the presi-
dency by Z. 7. Powers, who has held
that Office continuously for twelve
years. For some time there has been
a plan on foot, engineered by George
%Stallings, of Buffalo. Edward Hanlon,
of Baltimore, W. w. Burnham, of
Newark, and Howard G. Griffith, of
City, to force Powers to resign,
but as there are eight clubs in the
league there has been a firm deadlock.
Griffith recently withdrew from the
presidency of the Jersey City club,
but still held the right to represent
the club at all Eastern League meet
ings, where he could cast its vote.
But recently Griffith has been travel
ling all owe the country fostering a
combination of the Glass \ minor
lie agnes, with an accompanying plan
to make some sort of a val on the
American League. As a result of his
efforts many players in the Eastern
League have refused to sign con-
tracts, expecting that war would soon
be declared and that they would have
a chance to secure increased pay as a
result.
This attitude of the players has not
been a source of pleasure to the club
owners, especially those in control OF
the Jersey City club, the directors of
which held a Getting last Monday,
it is said, ana decided hat in future
Griffith, who has no money invested
in the club, could not represent the
organization in the councils of the
Eastern League. Instead of Griffith
the directors voted TO have William
Murray, the manager of the team, to
do the voting for the club at the com
ing schedule Meeting.
With Griffith no longer able to con-
troll the Jersey City clubs vote, there
fore, the deadlock appears to have
been broken, for Murray is a close
friend of Powers. At the meeting OF
the league several months ago Powers
was reelected president for this year,
but the opposition to him was caused
by n wrangle and a difference of opin-
ion as to the minor league demands.
Griffith, Hanion & Co.. have wanted
Powers t o resign, but the veteran
president has ignored their requests
completely, and has also refrained
from calling a schedule meeting of the
league, although the schedule Of
dates was completed some time ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
SPALDiNG'S OFFICIAL
BASEBALL GUIDE

Spalding's Official Baseball Guide
for 1905 has just been issued. This is
its twenty-ninth year, and it is, as
usual, edited by Henry Chadwick,
''The Father of Baseball" The Guide
this year is the largest baseball guide
that has ever been published and is
complete in every way.
1t contains handsome half tone pic
lures of prominent baseball magnates,
as well as pictures OF all the clubs in
the National and American leagues,
and, for the first time, pictures OF all
the prominent minor league teams of
America. This is the first time that
so many pictures have been published
in any one book devoted to the game
The lovers of baseball will Apr
ciate the Spalding Guide this year
more than ever, owing to the amount
of pictures therein, consisting of no
less than :, lilo individuals pictures
of players, magnates and officials-con-
tanned in 100 group pictures of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
SPORTING NOTES.

Il am no fighter" says Wrestler
Hackenschmidt.
Eddie Hanlon wants a ma tch with
Young Corbett.
The Jack (Twin) Sullivan and
Tommy Burns bout at Portland, Ore
is off.
Michigan has returned to Brook
Ign. He will very likely be given a
benefit.
Jim Hogan, captain of Yale's foot
ball team last year, will enter Co.
lumbia's law school next fall and pro-
baby coach the football team there.
Rufe Turner, the Pacific coast light
weight boxer, who has been at Phila-
delphia for some time, will soon &C
h ne, but he promises to return to
Philadelphia again next fall.
In the semi-final round of the Eng.
lish Association Cup tournament,
Newcastle United beat Sheffield by
n goal to nil. Everton drew with
Aston Villa, n goal each. At rug.
by, Blackheath beat Newport by
seven points to three.
The firts of the Sc ries of world:
championship games between the
basketball teams of the German Y. NJ.
C. A. of Buffalo and the Kansas City
Athletic Club, in Kansas City, was
won by Buffalo, 40 to Sc. The score
at the end of the first half was 10 tc
10.
Tommy Burns, who was sus-
pended on Saturday last for a week,
had a close call from being seriously
injured on Tuesday afternoon, while
August Belmont's flly Tiptoe was be-
ing fixed up to go to the post in the
second race, she suddenly let her
heels fly and they landed on Burns
derby, knocking it off. a few inches
more and Burns would probably have
received 4 fractured skull.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
BUSY DAYS IN YACHTING.
Looking Forward to Distribution on
One Design Class Boats.

Work on the design power boa t
class of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club
is progressing rapidly. Ten of the
boats are ready to receive their
engines, and the other five are on the
stocks and we'll advanced. The New
York Kerosene Oil Engine Company,
College Point, N. Y, is building
these boats from the design OF Charles
Coughtgy, one of the club members,
and the principal measurements are
twenty-one feet over all, four feet
eight inches beam, twenty-eight
inches deep, and eighteen inches
draft, and having a displacement OF
/ LOO pounds. The engine used will be
q four horsepower two-cycle Fulton
gasolene engine, and will be bedded
just forward of amidships. The keel
and frame are oak, and the planking
cedar, with mahogany wales decks
and coamings.
There are three seats, which are
broad and arranged across-ships, fitted
with comfortable ~backboards and seat
ing six persons. As q distinguishing
feature the forward flagstaff is shipped
just forward of the coamings, and ex-
tends four feet above deck, giving the
steersman an unobstructed view.
1t is proposed to race these boats on
every possible occasion, there having
already been several prizes offered.
1t is probable that other clubs Will
offer special prizes for this class.
These launches are not racing
machines, but r good, able boats
with room and comfort, and will have
Il speed of at least ten miles an hour.
They are to be delivered May l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
HERE AZ HOME.
Perth Amboy Citizens GLADLY
Testified.

1t is testimony like the following that
has placed 1.-THE old Quaker Remedy" so
lar above competitors. When people
right here at home raise their voice in
praise there is no room for doubt. Read
the public statement Of a Perth Amboy
citizen.
Alex. Gibson, of 204 High street, en-
ployed by the Ksritan Dry Dock Co.,
says,
81 had lumbago and kidney complaint
for five or six years. When arose mo n
ings l was so lame in my back that it was
a difficult matter for me to get about.
When | did any work which required
much STOPPING or lifting l always suffer
ed afterwards, or if sat down for any
length of time and attempted to rise /
had sharp twinges in my kidneys. /
tried a number of remedies that | saw
advertised and had recommended to me,
but | rot but little relief. | read about
Doau's Kidney Pills curing Others trou
bled with kidney complaint and | got a
box at G.. w. Pariscn's drug store. Their
use gave me the greatest relief. | could
soon 90 about my work and was on
stantly annoyed with ~backsche."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole SCENTS for the United States.
Remember The name 'Doan's" and
taLa M other,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
WHITE AND BRITT SIGN.
Lightweight Champions of England
and America Agree TO Fight.

Jabez White, the English champion
lightweight, has signed articles to
fight Jimmy Britt, American cham
pion lightweight, twenty rounds,
Queensberry rules, at some date in
April not yet specified. They put up
a deposit of 81, 900 each to put in an
appearance on April |. Britt left for
Hardin Springs to get q few days
outing, and White goes to Larkspur,
where Battling Nelson is living. He
will get points from Nelson in regard
to BIRTHS tricks of boxing
Both Coffroth and Levy are strugg'
ling to get the April boxing permit
amp Coffroth will probably win out.
He has a signed contract by Britt and
White to fight under his management.
White made a good impression wher
he met Britt and signed articles. HI
seems older than most of the Amer
can boxers, but he was in good shape.
considering his long journey. HI
made no objections to the American
style OF fighting; in fact, Mitchell
suggested that the men protect them
selves in breakaways.
The men are to get so per cent. o
the gross RECEIPTS, 60 per cent. to thu
winner and 40 to the loser. They vii
fight at 1873 pounds, weigh in at :
O'Clock on the day of the contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31

RftHh&RHr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HHHHHH1
Tomorrow afternoon the employees
of the cable department and the wire
mill department at the Standard I'm
derground Cable Works expect to get
out on the diamond.
Some little talk is now heard among
the employees of the p. & II. Chemical
Works in regards to organizing a
baseball team just for Saturday after
noon games among the minor teams
and not TO enter the league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
ERNST AND WEED
LEAD THE BOWLERS
More Games Rolled on the Blood
good Alleys Last Night
The Scores.

In the twO-man bowling tournament
on the Bloodgood alleys, last mig hit,
the first game was between Ernst and
Weed, Worrell and Fox. Ernst and
Weed won by fifteen pins. In the next
game Worrell and Fox won from
Lydiard and Dunn by twelve pins. In
the last game Worrell and Fox de-
feated Lydiard and Dunn by thirteen
pins. -
Ernst and Weed have now won four
games and lost two. Lydiard and
Dunn have won one game and lost
three games. Worrell and Fox have
won two games and lost two games.
The following Ire the o mad
last night:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
IRRATIONAL WRESTLING
TOURNAMENT IS PROPOSED.
NSS Hold BIG Events in Larg'
est Clies in the World TO
Decide Championship.

A series of international tourna-
ments for the wrestling championship
of the world, with contests in New
York, Paris, London and Australia, is
q gigantic scheme now being pro-
noted by Frank Bostock, of animal
king fame.
The contests are to follow one an
other at intervals of eight weeks. or
nearly so.
The first of these contests is now
being held in Paris, although Paris.
ians are not aware of the big sch enc
of travelling to be employed in decid-
ing the championship, the fact now
being announced for the first time. .
The second of the championship
contests will be held in Madison
Square Garden, New York, about the
end of May. Thirty-five of the best
wrestlers of Europe will journey to
New York to meet the best that
America can produce. Practically the
championship will be decided in New
York, for outside of America and
Europe there is no country that can
produce champion wrestlers.
Subsequently the championship con
t%cstants of Europe, augmented by
American candidates, will move tc
Australia, where the third series OF
matches will be held at Sydney or at
Melbourne. Finally London will be
the goal of this band OF wrestlers and
the last competition of the series will
be held in Albert hall in September
next.
Mr.. Bostock's idea is that a single
tournament cannot be expected to de-
termine the question of the worlds
championship. AS the most likely
OF new candidates will not risk Ions
journeys, with possible failure at the
end, the tournament, therefore, is tt
De brought to the wrestlers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
MONITORS HAVE GAME.

The Monitor A. c. will open the
season with the crack Young Marlons,
the game to be played on the Nom
tors grounds, April 80. Last year
these teams met for supremacy and
the Monitors were victorious after
a close and exciting ten-inning game.
The score Mt the end was 9-S. Both
mines are greatly strengthened this
year and Il hotly contested game may
be expected.
Last year the Monito" A. c. played
twenty-fv games and only lost four.
This year they hope to equal or
even exceed last years record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31

different teams, representing all OF
the clubs in the National and Ameri-
can Leagues and the minor leagues
as well, and twenty-three pictures of
baseball magnates.
The Guide for 1905 contains the
playing rules .as adopted by the Ma
tional League, American League, and
National Association OF Professional
Baseball Leagues. The schedules are
also published, as well as scores OF
college baseball games.
S~palding's Guide will be sent to any
address upon receipts of 10 cents by
the publishers, the American Sports
Publishing Company, Is Warren
street, New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
GETTING THE
FLEET READY.
Raritan Yacht Club Is no Longer
a Boat Club in Name Only
Speedy Crafts.

The Raritan Yacht Club fleet will
be more numerous during the coming
season than ever before and will COM
prise q la rye number of boats. The
increasing popularity of power boats
is shown by the number on the clubs
roster and those boats now in course
of construction.
The club facilities for the harboring
of boats will be more than unequal,
for the present, to cope with the fleet.
With ~thirty-two candidates to be
voted for at the meeting next Wednes-
day night, and with the new club
house within a few weeks of compile
ton, the organization may well look
forward to the most suspicious and
pleasurable season in its history.
Many of the members to be received
at the next meeting are owners of
boats, but their craft are moi included
in the list presented below.
There are now about thirty power
boats belonging to members of the
club, most Of them gasolene launch es.
There are also several sailboats, canoes
and rowboats.
The list of the power boats belong
ing to club members includes the fol-
lowing craft, all of which are ex-
pected to be in commission when
summer rolls round:
Commodore Nathaniel W. Pierce,
Jr's. three-horse power naphtha
launch Jeanette: Albert A. Guiges'
forty horse power torpedo-built gaso-
lene boat: w. X. Bassford's two boats,
q seventy-two horse power cabin craft
and q power tender; G. V. Evans
five horse power twenty-two-foot gaso-
lene open launch Web: and w. A
Belcher's ten-horse power Salaam.
Mayor Brace has his cabin launch
Racquette and his open power boat.
c. S. Dutton has a small fleet. W. +.
Hartmann has his five horse power
open powerboat Wilhelm. Jacob
Hanson has the large twenty-five horse
power Pastime.
H. Z. Acker's two trim boats, Go
To and Mydo, will again show their
speed. The Go TO is built more par
ticularly for cruising; the Mydo for
speed.
c. Howard Smith has the eight
horse power ~gasolene boat formerly
owned by CASTOR Hardy.
Al Androvette is having a new
engine placed in his launch.
Other power boats belonging to
club members are: George SchantZ's
five horse power Maize; William Han
sons one and one-half horse power
Ragtime; Thomas Dover's three
horse power Oracle; L. M. Rossi's
three horse power naphtha; L. Small
hollis ten horse power auxiliary yawl
W. B. Pratt's three horse power gaso-
lene; Patrick White, Jr's. twenty
four foot, eight horse power gasolene
boat; and ]. A. Milliken's new
covered launch.
DR.. 6. w. Tyrrell has two boats IN
course of construction; one will be
about t~hirty-five feet long.
The frame work is set for Il large
boat for W. B. Snyder, on the beach
adjoining the club houes on the south.
Among the non-power boats are the
Rossis' famous Susie. Lawrence skifis
belonging to +. A. Seaman and q. H..
Southwick; and the canoes of F. l..
Smith and c. w. Barnekov.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
CALENDAR OF LOCAL EVENTS

Apr. 1-Sale Homemade cakes, Grace
English Lutheran church
Apr. 1-Entertainmsnt and Ball,
Danish Sociable A. O.,
Washington hall.
Apr. 5-Rose Dance, Young Ladies
Social Circle, Braga hall.
Apr. 15-Ball and entertainment,
Hospital Benefit, Braga hall.
Apr. 15-Entertainment and dance,
Braga hall, for the benefit
of the city hospital.
Apr. 17-CeIebraticn, Woodmen Of
the World, Wilder Hall.
April 24-Annual Ball, Mcclellan
Hose Company, Wilder Hall
Apr. 25-First Grand Concert and
Ball by pupils of Prof. st.
Andrassy, Braga Hall
Apr. 27-Reception, Knights of Pyth.
las. Wilder Hall.
April 2s-Ball-C Pardee Works En-.
ployees, Wilder Hall.
Apr. 29-Ball and reception the
Ramblers, Braga hall.
May s-Entertainment, Epworth
League, Simpson M. e.
church, Wilder hall.
May 1O-Ball, Piggies' Social Club,
Wilder hall.
May ll-Ladies Night and Celebra-
tion, Middlesex Council No.
1,l00 Royal Arcanum.
May l2-Coneert, Dominant society,
Baptist church. -
May l6, 17-Fair, st. Stephens Dam
ish Lutheran Ladies Aid
Society.
Aug. 4-Exoursion to Ocean Grove,
Simpson NJ. e church.
Aug. l6-Joint excursion to North
Beach, by Pc Ambo tribe
No.65, Imp'd o. R. NJ, and
Mohawk Council No. 8s D.
OF T..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31

"PicrpOnt Morgan, Trust koenig."
NEW YORK. March 31.-In Il lot of
abandoned goods TO be sold on April 4
at the public stores is a painting of a
COW consigned to 'pierpont Morgan.
Trust Koenig. America but which
was never claimed by the banker. The
government appraisers have valued
this worl, Of nrt Of -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
THE NEXT SMOKER.

The Perth Amboy Athletic Club
will hold q smoker and boxing eXhi-
bition one night next month. The
affair will most likely take place in
Kish Columbia hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
HIGH ROLLERS.

High scores on the Bloodgood-- alleys
were rolled as follows last night:
Waring, 20l Worrell, 206.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31

WANTED-A young girl of respectable
parents TO make herself generally use
full in family OF two. No washing, the
right girl viii be taught well in a pleas
ant home with large water front. Apply
Perth Amboy Evening News. 1853 $50 Ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31

WANTED-Young women between Is and
30 years of age, with knowledge of sew
ing machine, to learn glove sewing. In
while learning. Takes four weeks to learn.
Work and machine given home when
learned. For further information call at
Glove Factory, Washington ave-, Plain
field, y. j.. 1852 $50 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31

IF you are intel ested in good health and
long life, eat Graham bread.
1925 12-1 If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
HELP WANTED

WANTED-First class waitress, call
Bushe's Restaurant, 80 State at.
1851 3-sl Ii
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31

Look for the Real Estate co umn of
pages
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31

SIMMEN'S Bread, try it, eat it and beat
il.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
o FOR RENT

FOR rent desirable house on Barron ave-
Woodbridge, y. j., all modern improve
ments, $500 a month. apply Boynton
Bros, 81 Smith st. lOolO 3-|o ot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31

FURNISHED rooms to let, all improve
ments, gas, bath, heat, etc. Apply ~
Smith ST. lO9%i 0-zl u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-31
Here is The Place

Where you can get your Garden
Tools, Poultry Wire and wire of
all sorts, Sprinkling Hose all prices
and Pierce's Best Agate Paint, give
us a call
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-11

4 HE NEW AUTOMOBILE CLUB of
L Salt Lake has taken a stand on the
subject of automobile seorehing that
viii commend itself to every citizen.
The club proposes to discountenance
the speeding OF automobiles on the
principal streets Of the city; il proposes
II see that all the laws governing tie
running Of automobiles are strictly
obeyed. To this end it was suggested
that the club appoint one or more spe-
ciaI policemen from its own member
ship 10 bring about compliance with
the ordinances.
The people of this city have been
very patient with the chauffeurs; the
police have also been patient. more pa
tient, perhaps. than they should have
been This because it was thought thar
after the new wore off of the auto
mobiles, after the drivers became ac-
customed to handling them. they would
more generally obey the ordinances.
Then. too. it is a recognized fact that
in the hands of an expert driver an au--
tomobne is very easy TO control, even
when it is going at high rate of
speed.
But some day somebody is going, to
be run over by an automobile and
killed. 1t is exactly that which the
Automobile club desires TO prevent, and
it is going about its preventive meas
ures in the right way. The members
Of the club know that the moment
serious accident happens a hue and cry
Will be raised for more rigid regulations
for automobile driving. The result
might be legislation of such char
acter as to destroy the pleasure of rid
ing in automobiles. The Herald hopes
nothing like this will come to pass.
AS a healthfuI recreation there are
few things that surpass travelling in an
automobile. The fact that the sport
can be enjoyed only by a very small
proportion of the community in no way
detracts from this truth. Because all
of us cannot own our automobiles is no
reason why we should begrudge such
luxuries to those who can afford them.
We wish the new club full measure
of success If it proceeds along the
lines laid down at Monday nights meet
ing it win quickly furnish ample jus
tification for its existence