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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
Chapter 46I, Laws 1905.

There does not seem to he any reason
for requiring hshways 10 be placed in
booms md piers A patented fshway
should not be required Mt all, unless the
owners Of the patent shall assign 10 the
state for the benefit Of its citizens the
right TO use such patent without cost to
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07

Your attention is called 10 manifest de
fccts iu the statutes governing the az.
lions Of Tie tax commission IA dntermiu-
ing the valuation Of the general property
Of the state.
> doubt ID the present law ms to the
authority 0f the commission 10 assess
the prOperiy not upon the local tax rolls
should be removed. Bur il j. manifcstly
unjust thar tic commission, when ia.
rreasjng The valuation u the property ~
fhe state should, by 50 doing impose ad
Eitiona hHr,laas upon ehs-es ~ property
alrcady assessed III fill value aud upon
conaHc Hb.Cf Lave iuiiE returned ail
taXagte property. III compliance with the
stafHla l atLtt words i seems ciear
irhnt u 'ane fy iae assessed valuation.
1Ae e-a .a saeel haDaF.dc ana
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
GAINESVILLE Girl Marries at Chirago

GAINESVILLE, Wis bee. Miss
Betsy Wilcox Of GAINESVILLE was married
1t Chicago to Horace l.. Dyer, assistant
United States district attorney for st
Louis Miss Wilcox was teacher at
uarhin college az Mexico Mo,
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Mrs. G. r. Montague Dies.

~ CROSSE. Wis, Dec. 4.-[Spc-
cial. Mrs 9 X. Montague. wife OF the
pioneer cracker manufacturer. and moth
er ~ W. X. Montague. president Of the
La Crosse Cracker and Candy company,
died today. aged 10.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
NIL WAUKEEANS BUY LAND.
Miller Brothers to Start a Sheep Ranch
at Tomahawk.

TOMAHAWK. Wis, Dec. 4.-[Spe-
clal. Archie and Percy Miller of Mil.
waukoe have purchased tract of land
at Scott's landing, on the Tomahawk
river. They will start an extensive sheep
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
Ice Stops Traffic Over Mississippi.
PRAIRIE DIT CHEN W.. IA,

NsNfTNTT. 10 '-rfTTatN, " IS, IINC. T.
All traffic on the Milwaukee road west
is abandoned on account of floating ice
which prevents the closing of the non
tpou bridges. No trains have crossed
since Saturday noon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
To Provide a Form of Ballot.

Chapter 500 Of the laws Of 1903 pro-
vidcd for the use Of the pocket ballot and
coupon voting system. II Is doubtful if
IT is In SAT" form to go upon the statutes
II II Nunrn Ia hncnnn q Inv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-07
Morley Will Be Adviser.

1t may be stated as certain that Lord
Rosebery will be entirely ignored in the
makeup Of the new cabinet and that
John Morley will be one of the chief ad-
visers OF Sir Henry in drawing up the
list Of his official family which will be
presented to his majesty.
Mr.. Morley himself is considered likely
to go to the Indian Office, and it is prob
able that Herbert Henry Asquith will be
chancellor Of the cxchcqucr. The for
eign affairs portfolio will go either to
Lord Elgin or Sir Edward Grey, though
the hitter is considered likely to be made
secretary for the colonies.
\ partial list OF the hOnors usually
conferred on the retirement Of n govern
mcnt was issued tonight. II Includes Il
pccrage for Sir Thomas Sandcrson, the
retiring under secretary Of state for for
cgu affairs and n number Of minor hon.
ors. It is expected thai the honors 10 be
conferred ou prominent members of the
retiring government will hc announced
shortly.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-15
ITabaiOS De Ia saDi-
dad local.
DlsposleIOnOs que dGb0n ser lca.
tadaS pOf q pdbIlcO.
.EI saTinpl6n 90 Paerta ID Terra.

Los C8Bos de safampi6n al Pnarto
de Tierra, van liaminuvandb > ia
medidaB sanitsrias Gle precauaf6n a1e
GO hyn tornado han eido ar6goicos
No % FegiStran mas notaa 5e nnavoa
invRaioneB.
En- San Juan. hay cssog daN nnavas
invasiones y u iunta IocaI az SanidGd
se OCupa de inVestiQarToa or haoer
guaFdRr IRa medidaa da nrananniSn
C0nSiguiente.
En- CEdR casa ae fii4 an cartel. an Al
cual en IetraB gFandes Is egcriRa eSe.
rampi6L0. Lo cual Quiere decir cue
lol Vecinos dsben procurar no entrar Ii
de1AE entraF en- les casas Z sus nifIog.
pue8 e9 seguro para eatos 6ltinios que
oontFaiQan u erfarmedSd.
La GfisinR de sanidad supIira que
Eespeten el mandate ssnitaPib que
sppOne Ell cartel.
Cuando q p6bioo auxiIie s u efoins.
ge habF&n ahoFFadO muchRg l6prfmna y
digguatog 8 IRs famiIiRg
FL sarampi6n es una affection benjg
M generAlmente, pero de gravfsimas
consecuenclas en- gran ndmeTO do
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N 0 7 | C A S

Sc enCuentra en- eSta CnpitsI Ell
Capitan Cabrera de ID pOlicfs inSuT0P.
Dos poliCfas nontadoS reCorrferon
aver tsrde Los mueIIes CerCRnOg Al fe-
rr0CsrFiI.
Don Carlos Toro LNbRrte. de-
Ponce, se encuentra en- esta capitSv.
-HR embRrcRd0 para los EstadoS
Unidog, el hacendRdO de Ponce, don
Juan Cortsda.
departamentO de sRnidad de San Juan
FfapCisco Cruz.
Don COnradO Landr6n hs cesOdo
hoy como auxiliar de inspector de- sani-
dad lccsl.
-Casimiro del Vale por habsr
sgredidO & Julian Ferrer, eI sabado
6ItimO, foe multsdo por eI iuez del
Vale con CinCo dollars.
-JoG6 Leon Dslgado fa6 null ado
con CinC0 dollars de muItR por IRnzar
una piedrA & Eugenio Posada.
"A MGrCelinO Torres Ie dieron &
Vender $50 fbrRa de pan y esp0at6ae
con elias. 81 iuez del Vale le iuapuGo
6 Torres tres meses de Orresto.
-Por crueIdad con los RDimaTes fu6
sentenciado Epifanio Rodriguez 3 pa
gar cinc0 dollsrs de muIta.
-Por proferiF maIDs paIabras Ien IA
vfs p6bIiCR. fu6 multada con diez dol.
lars por el iuez BAzsn la indiYidua
Marie Rodriguez.
Luciano Diaz. fu6 muItado DOR el
juez de pGz. por altersr Ia paz pGbliCa,
con dos dollars de muIta.
-Por iDfcingir lac ordenanzsa mu-
nieipaIeS. Felix Torres. fu6 muItado
hoy con $5.
-Enriqueta Guerra (.) PianiatP,
mas ConoCida por IL mucha guerra que
da, epodeE6ge de un8 Oarters de nm
americana y ID cOrts municipal para
pTe'aSGa ssss ma6r6tOs le impuso $15 de
multa.
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COmbatIondO Ia an0mla on LaFGS
Muchos enfermos acuden 4 la sub
estaci6n.
(Demwestro c0gwespoms0g.) }

Agosto 12.-Estamos pr0puestos 6
daF amplios informeg & los leCt0res del
iIustrNd0 peri6diCO els Correspondent.
ciA1 RcercS de los Casos de anemia v ell
trAtamientO de la uncinaria On esta ju.
risdicCi6n. s@ ..= ...-.-. af
DecfamOB Rnteriormente que oil ms
talarse In sub-eatRci6n de L8Feg, laICo-
miai6n de anemiR esthbieCidR en- Aibo.
nito hizo an CklCul0 apr0ximadsmente
de mil perGOnaB mensuRles y nOsOtrOG
en- les dos primeras semGnag decfamos
que 10 reelidad supersbR el CslCul0.
7 h9 aqui CuAtFO gemanag del tEatao
miento ell resultadO que durliCR con
exceB0 aquella Ciffs:
ReCetados Ia. Semana 318. RecetR.
dos q. gemRna 399. ReCetadoS Bra.
semRna $40. 4S. senQRna 10 de Agate.
SIC. TetAl 2,036.
Sc han trAtadO por L.. vez. IL. se-
mana. 1873. Idem idem "a. sennAnS,
288. Idem idem. Bra. semRna. BAT.
Item idem 4s. aemRna 41O. H.n CON
tinuado Ell trAyamiento 853. Total.
2 036.
Da estos hay curados radiCRImRnte
S3 perGonas y han fHlleCidO De unsinR-
riR cinCO.
Nos partiCipa don OGvaldo Conf
lez haber alberto una tahonR para ID
elaboration de pan y On b que 90 pro-
pone concluir con el monOpOlio que
exiatfs On esta loCRlidRd. Nos0tr0g &
fuer de impRFciRIeG pOdemos RsegRrar
que Ell pan que pOne & ID ventR dich0
aefIore8 de superior calidRd.
Sc hR auGentsdo de ests poblaci6n
fiiSndo "a reRidencia an Areeibo don
JOa6 A. M. Perez AviI6B an union de
ca egpOaa dCfiR Francisca B R1saell her.
mana del actiVo Rgente de sLa CORES
pondenCiR1 don joan R1aell. Ea5 Sf,
Perez que vivid Gqnf ounce amos eE
Cuyo tempo fac empleado y lus 60
professor, nos manifesto que no tbnfI
tiempo para despedirse de sus hume
roao0 amigos perO que dOnde Quterl
que d SueFte 10 llevafR guardRrfS gra
titud para con muChas families qub 81
: LRFes le diBpensar0n su amiBtAd u
bsnevolencia.
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Ell passie del 6ltimo vRpor Ilega.
do de EstRdOs UnidOg, al saltRP 6 tie.
FRA 10 primerO que hacfA era pVegun:
tar dOnde estAbS el Hotel San Juan
que results ser hoy el de m0da. por
aus magnifiSsB C0ndicionea hi Ri6nicRs.
Las madreB y nOdrizaS, 9stSn de
enhorAbuenR con 81 reCOnStituG Gente i'm.
portGdO por Ios SFes. NJ. R Cslder6n
& Co. ConoCido por ExtraCto de Nal.
TO de Pa6st. Sc tomR por cuchRrsdaG
y 90 sAbOr es agradhb:e. Dep6siso.
TetuSn IL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-15

FL viernes IL del Oorriente be in0u.
gur6 eata simpStiCa goCiedad.
La veIada IfricO-Iiteraria que tuvO
efecto Is noche de diCho die dedicada
& Ia msmoria del insigne patriotA Eu-
Renio MS. de HoOtos. falleCido ha dos
ana en- d vecina rep6blica dominicG'
M. resuIt6 eapl6adids.
En- 81 GClub H0stoaz se han COrgee'
aado eIementos de ambos Oexos. dc ID
mas distinguid0 de 10 ClAEe obrera d.
egta capital.
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NsgL6n Sa1juIju,

Sc enCuentra en- eatS Ciud&d e. poeta
y Ralano eSCritOr don Quinti1 Hgr6n
SsDjuFjo, de Ponce. @
Hoy tuvimoB el gustO de Verle pOr
eataa ficinas.
FL sefIor NeGF6n SADjurjo cd un
pueFtoFriduefI0 de VerdRdero Valer.
DeGe6mOsle en- San Juan m1ChRs O..
tisfscCiOnew, 49,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-15

Ha quedado estabiecida ALI la sub
estacion de anemia.
(De maestro oOTrespOmso1)

(De maestro c0rreSpOmS0I) j.
AgoBtO 13.-
Mas de 6 OO0 Rlmas Do reunieron en-
astR pOblaCi6n los dfas del SAnto Pa
iron y IL pOIiCfR no pud0 hRCer nj una
BOla denuncia por eli oRden que guRr.
daron durante dicho festival.
Eat0 de idea de Ia il fuenCia moral
que alii tienen las autOEidGdes.
-H0 quedAdo eSta bleCidS 10 sub
eatacl6n de L. Anemia SCArgO del repu-
tAdO m6aiCU, mUy QueGidO RquG, doctor
La Rosa. T
Tlene la Cficina montada en- nuestro
bonitO hospital y hay gran COnOuFren-
Ella de an6miCos.
-.El 6. ofi del patron, abri6 Q el
centric de ArteBanoS GAEnanteB del Pro.
UFesCD espl6 6ndidamente, hAblando alIf
loS-at d Jres MarreEO. MontslvO, Her
nandeZ. Manuel y Lsop0ldo SAntiSg go
elocuentemente y Lac ssfioritaa CaTl0tR
Santiago, Hlp6iits Ortiz y Mercedes
MOntAlv0.
Entire Ice perSOnas que nos visitAron
vimOs al DR.. Fernandez Mater y %
Se dora, lon miembFOs de 10 COrte de
Bsyam6n y juveDtud de- lR4 CidrR, B1.
rranQu1taS, AibOnitO. NEguabo, AguRs
BuenAs, CoAmO. etc. etc.
Hicimos una fiesta espI6ndidR sobre
todO 10 parte religioBa, On IL que Ctioi6
un padre capuchlnO y eI padre He
rHan. g.
DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todos los engafo
GoS remedies que 30 anuncian es cuando mo-
Be0gradeoe Ia efCaciA RADICAL del Digegtt-
vo Moiarrieta, Cuya superioridad eSta un1VeH-
Bslmente conflrmAda. 's7
:" OuracioneB deseBpeHadaB On pergonaS b1en
ConoCldRs que 10 tomaron durante tres me
gsS son las que 10 han heoho gloriosO, per0
I'M solo eBtuUhe produce mOjor efecto que
una doCena de frasCos de Cualqu1er otro re-
medic; porque 8dem8S de scr el dn1co verda.
dsro Curative radical del estomago del
intestine, sin engahoGa Rccton oalmants, el
Digestive Purlhcador de los almentoS'
Sc d0b0 8xigir que Coda hostiA tengS gra'
hado 81 nonabrO Digestive Mo1arueta.
DeposttO general de la9 EaEmaOiAs dc BlanC0 ~
Ramon AtmaEan Eidel 9ut1eEmeYs 01 - pNA1
6s PuoEtO.Co; dO VOnta On las pgiHqipalog DTogQS
tlas da RUF0paY AmAElOA
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III. dc Ia ..patfIa dominl lelna.
Hoy reCibimOG 10 siRuiente cartR:


hoy FeclDlm0G I@ el&u1en69 caFta:
EMO. SO, Circular.
<S1n Juan. p. r., Agosto Ia de
1876 -Sr. Director de 0Ls Cores.
pOndsnCia de Puerto Rico. - San
j uan. i.
&Se6or:-EI SIC de Agosto3 CeIebrs
lS Rsp6b.ica DominiOana el 43o. aui-
VeraariO de ga RestAuraCi6n POIftica.
GCOn tan plAuSible motive y para
C9nmemOrar eaR gloriogR fechs este
ConsuladO GenerRl mantendrA enarbo.
lNd0 durants el die el pabslI61 triColor
naCional.
GL9 que me place mRnifester & Vd.
por ri ademas tuviere bien 6arle pu-
biiCidRd por msuiO de Au iIustradO y
popular peHi6diCO.
&Y con Bentimient0 de merecida
consideration. saluda & Vd. m ny aten-
tameL to, j. E. MedS9sG, Consul &c.
negRL.1
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SeiS DeSeS de suspension.

las zonas antihigi6nicas Dc aque-
llos sitios, para 10 cual Sc han aes-
tinado grandes sumas.
PreciOs muy subidos seran paga-
dos d los obreros, pues resfstense d
continuar ALI.
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New York, Agosto Is, 2.3O p. m.
En- vista de la imposlbilidad de
continuar ,las obras en- Ell canal,
una suspension de seis meses ha
sidO acOrd. da.
lnmediatBmente seran comenza-
dos los trabsjOs de saneamientO de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-15

ha sido impotente la gnardia civil
para reprimiF los motines, teniendo
que acudir granaes fuarzas del
ei6rcito para contrarrestar & los
revoltosos.
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CRANDES OBSTACULOS,

New York, Agosto Is. l.3O P. NJ.
Infinidad de ObrerOs que trabaia-
ban en- las obras del canal de Pa
mama hSnss retirado de estas q
causa de la ePidemia reinante.
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El china hace estragos en- los
trabaiado1es extraDjeros y presenta
un gran obstaculO q la c0ntinua-
con de las Obras.
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clones y extensas confer4ncias te-
legraficas tienen lugar entire aqu6-
Hos y las autoriaades De las refe-
ridas proVincias. ~ -.~~~.~s-
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BORDADOS. - Sc az tFabajO
& buen0s bordadOFaS envi&ndole8 h
teIa en CuaIquieF punto de d Iola j
"a tomRn tambi6n & sueIdo trRba-
iandO ca nuestFas Ofcinag.
-)0(-
ENCAJES DE HILO.- Sc COM
pEan enCaDies de hilo. canea1G. pa
fIuel0B etc, de d mismA labor he
Ch0s 8 mRu0.
DirigiFse & The Porto Rico Drawn
Work and Embroidery y 90. 10
Fortaleza. San Juen: P..R.
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MAS RECURSOS,

New York, Agosto IS, 2 30 p. m,
La familia real y todos los CEN
tFos fnancieros de Madrid y otras
capitales de impOrta ncia han sus-'
critic grandeS sumas para remediar
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En- egtR impEsnta 30 Vende pRpol do
paFi6aiaa ViAia & 09-a0 auiataH
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EN- SEvlLLA Y CADIz.

New York AgOsto Is. $50. p. m.
Las asonaass mas fuertes Sc
nan reallzado en- las importantes
Po olaclones de CaFmona, Utrera,
Moron, Osuna y Jerez de la From
terra, De aqUellas proVincias, donae
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Ell gObieTnO pre0cupadO,

New York, Agos to IS. 1.3O p. m.
Reuni6se ell consejo de minister's
aver en- session extraoFdinaria para
tratar de conjqrar el cOnficto que
c9Ga Ola adquiere mayOres prOpor-
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merosa fuerza del ejeF Fcito que
han pedido con urgencia los res
PectiVos gobernadares mil litares.
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ReCOnCentra de tropas.

New York Agosto. Is, l-ao Pm.
Declarada en- estaio de sitio to-
aa aquelIa parte de Espaiia diriii6-
Sc SevIlla, Granada y Cadiz nu-
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La angustiosa situaci6n de las refe-
ridas prOVincias.
T6mese una fuerte revOluci6n en-
que elementos polfticos tornen par
te %A
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G. B. j B 3
GRANDES MOTINES.

Eew ao Agoso 10 i5O M ssPana uando sngrientas
seS - mol- lsones entire Ia topay pueblo
anse 4earolsdo en- las gran Tcmas
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LAS CAUSAS,

New York, Agosto Is. 1-3O P. M.
La situaci6n an gustiosa creada
Por la falta d. traBajo y paTaliza-
clol de q. centFOS industrialeS, de
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COSTURERAs. -Se soIicitaD en
The Porto Rico Drawn Work and EN-
broidary Co. 19 FoFtaIe4A- San Juan.
In esta impronta ns vanda papel de
nAri6dsna viaiA 8 800 0uintAl
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Carload Official inSufCiente,

New York Agosto Is, l3O p M aa la suaci6n
Los mealos aegaaos p ia ca camPesuos necestaos han result
rdad tfCa pdblica Feme tado insufcentes.
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aquellas poblaciones. ha PrOducido
una gran miseria que leva q la
deseSpeTaci6n d la clase pFoletaria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-11
BLUE AND GRAY's SCHEDULE.
Three Games Each With Penn, Prince
ton and Yale.

The calling out of candidates for George
towns base ball squad has revealed the
presence of a promising collection OF play
ers for this years team despite the TACT
that the bulwark of the playing strength
of last years team has become unavailable.
Pitchers Tate Crumley and George Seitz.
who won practically all of Georgetown's
games last year and were the mainstays of
the team, will be missing, together with
Left Fielder Sam Apperious, Shortstop
Johnny Dorman and First Baseman Pat
Bowling There IS also some danger that
Georgetown will lose the services of last
years rong-htting, star second baseman.
Hanretty VINO is strongly dsinclined to
spare any time from his studies this year.
The remaining old players who will form
the nucleus of a new team are capt James
Morgan, third base: Hub Hart, the hard
hitting catcher: Ferd. McGettigan, center
field. and James Burns, right field.
The most encouraging feature of the pres
ent outlook is the enrolment of I'M
usually large staff of battery candidates:
Manager ]. H. Lawler has arranged
schedule of thirty-two games including
three apiece with Pennsylvania. Princeton
and Yale.
CieorgetoWn'S complete schedule is as fol-
lows:
March 25-Maryland Agricultural College
al Georgetown.
April 1-Vilianova at Georgetown.
April 3-Lafayette at Georgetown.
April 5-Pennsylvania State College at
Georgetown.
April S-University of Pennsylvania at
Georgetown.
April 10-Unversity of Pennsylvania at
Georgetown.
April 12-Distrct of Columbia Govern
ment=team at Georgetown.
, April 14-University of North Carolina at
Georgetown.
April 15-Syracuse University at George
town.
April 19-Williams College at Georgetown.
April 20-Yale at Georgetown.
April 22-Princeton at Georgetown.
April 2EPrinceton al Georgetown.
April 25-Yale at Georgetown.
April 29-George Washington University
a Georgetown.
May :-Dumbarton Club at Georgetown.
May 6-Cniversity of North Carolina at
Richmond.
May 1O-Gallaudet Deaf and Dumb Insti-
tute at Georgetown.
May 13-Naval Cadets at Annapolis.
May 1T-Fordham at New York
May 20-Wilmington League team at Will
mington, Del.
May Hutchinson at Georgetown.
May 2I-Yale at New Haven.
May 29-Fordham al New York.
May 30-Fordham at New York.
May 3l-Holy Cross a Worcester
June dartmouth at Hanover.
June 2-Andoyer a Andover.
June Brown University at Providence.
June 5-Universty of Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia.
June 6-Villanoya at Villanova.
June Lafayette at Easton.
One or two games more have been ar
ranged with the Washington American
League team.
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COMMISSIONERS DATES.
Good Schedule Arranged for the Com
ing Season.

Manager Helm and Capt. Colifower of
the Commissioners Club have gone to Will
mington, Del, and Philadelphia, making
arrangements for a series of games in Will
mington and Atlantic City, which the local
team will play during the season.
The following schedule has been arranged
so far:
Saturday, March 25-Lanham Athletic
Club at Lanham, Md.
Wednesday, April 12-Georgetown Unver-
Sty at Georgetown.
Wednesday, May 3,-Maryland Agricultu-
raj College at College Park.
Saturday, May 6-Maryland Athletic Club
at Baltimore
Saturday May 13-B. & o. Athletic Asso-
citation at Baltimore.
Wednesday, May 17-George Washington
University at Washington.
Saturday, May 20--Georgetown University
Reserves at Georgetown.
Wednesday. May 2-Maryland Agrcultu-
raj College at College Park
Saturday. May 27-Sparrow's Point at
Sparrows Point Md.
May 10. so, 81 Open
Saturday. June 3-Walbrook Athletic Club
at Walbrook, Md
Saturday, June 10-Mt. Washington Club
at Mt. Washington Md
Saturday, June 17-Sparrows Point at
Sparrows Point. Md.
June 3, IA. 81. 81 and % open.
Saturday. July I-Walbrook Athletic Club
at Walbrook. Md.
Saturday, July s-Maryland Athletic Club
at Baltimore
Saturday. July 15-Catonsvlle Country
Club, Gainesville, Md.
July 4, morning and afternoon, g. ~, TO-
222 81 and % open.
Saturday, August 12-B. & o. Athletic AS
ISOLATION at Baltimore.
August 3 5, o, 16, 10. %, 2j. 20 open.
Saturday, September 2-Bartlett-H a yward
Company at Baltimore.
Saturday. September 9-Mt. Washington
at Mt Washington, Md.
Saturday, September 16-Catonsvilie Coun-
try Club at Gainesville, Md.
September 4, morning and afternoon, 6,
10, 90 %, q and 80 open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-11
Base Ball Notes.

The teams already in the south have had
splendid weather so far and secured lots of
practice.
Barry Mccormick and little Robinson, ex-
Washington players. are touted for the cap
taincy of the Milwaukee club. the former
being somewhat in the lead for the posi-
ton.
That Toledo lineup will look very much
like Washington outfit with DeMontre-
vile. Clingman. Wyatt Lee and Jack Mar
tin holding down in and outfield positions.
Socks Seybold won a thirteen-inning
game for the Regulars Of the Athletics
against the Yanigans yesterday down south
with home run drive over the fence.
Billy Mae,ney is letting 'em bounce off
his shins In the Cubs outfield at Los An
geles.
Billy Clingman goes to Toledo. after ALL
and will probably captain the Maumeeites
Pitcher Doc Newton, who was reported
i'll with dfphtheria at Los Angeles, has
Joined the New York Americans at Mont
gomery. Ala.
The Hot Springs party is growing w. H.
Taylor. Pittsburg boy. who has been
signed by the Little Rock Club of the
Southern League. was registered last night.
President Dreyfuss Will have between
thirty-three and thirty-five persons under
his care at Hot Springs.
When Napoleon Lajoie. the Cleveland
manager arrived at his hotel in Atlanta
the other day he received message from
Gov Joseph N. Terrell asking him to pay
q visit to the state capitol. Il just wanted