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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

passed a high one to center and the
cubs thought 1t queer. Not a man
reached second.
DilIon,s Home Run
It was just half as bad for Chicago
in the second. Bernard was again
walked and Flood was retired on an
easy bingle to Joey Tinker. Brashear
countered heavily and drove the ball
through Casey to the left fence and
Bernard completed his little journey.
Kitty tried to stretch 1t into three
Dagger and he butted into Casey with
the ball on the way to third. Then
came Frank Dillon with his trusty
stick. He slammed away and the ball
took the left hedge. Frank logged
around the bases with complacent
leer and doffed his bonnet to the ZAP
preciative plaudits" of the multitude.
There was nothing in the way of cir
cult completes in the third inning for
the Seraphs, but in the following pc
riod Dillon again got his optic on the
ball and smashed out a torrid double
to left, bringing Flood over the pan.
This was seven and proved a-plenty.
1t was in the third that the good
business occurred for the men from
Chicago town. Pfeffer opened with a
slam to right and Doc Casey trailed
along with double to center. Pfeffec
arrived on a wild one by Oscar Jones
and Casey tripped along on Maloney's
inf1eld dump.
Then young Mr.. loren went into the
box and they couldn't get a swipe at
the ball. 1t was too terrible.
Twenty men faced him and not one
got even a hit loren will pitch part
of the game today. 1t looks bad for
the men of Selee. Indeed, yes.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
Four Generations at Reunion

Thirty-two states and dozen differ
ent nationalities were represented al
the reunion of the descendants of Elias
Meyer Ries of Randegg, Baden, Ger
many. The reunion was held at the
Tuxedo, Fifty-ninth street and Madi-
son avenue, and the descendants were
gathered all the way from Australia to
New York and came from three con-
tinents.
1t was the second reunion of the Ries
clan and $50 descendants were present,
ranging in age from Is months to more
than four score years, the patriarchs
being Samuel Strauss. "a; Joseph Lus-
tig. SO, and Herman Rees, father of j..
L. Rees, the banker, of the firm OF
Zimmerman & Foshay who is 79.
The youngest representative was Har-
old Rees, son of Joseph Rees. There
were uncles and aunts of the second
eeneraton and cousins and their fami-
lies of the third and fourth generations.
In all there are more than 300 living
descendants of the patriarch and two
score kilograms were received from
those who were unable to attend.
Among the descendants are prominent
merchants doctors, lawyers, bankers,
jewellers, college professors, hatters and
builders.
Elias Meyer Ries was born in Oettin-
gen. Bavaria, in 1850. He died in 1S43,
leaving eleven children, all of whom
had large families. 1t took two years
to "round up $50 descendants and the
first reunion was held year ago. The
Ries union was incorporated to per-
petuate the name, and the officers of
the union are: E. e. Ries. president;
Ferdinand Moritz, secretary, H. Gold
smith, treasurer.-New York World.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
LOCAL LACROSSE
PLAYERS TRIUMPH
Los ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Game Played at Fiesta Park Results
In Decisive Victory for the
Local Lads over RIver-
side High

The lacrosse team OF the Los Ange-
les high school won the interscholastie
championship Of Southern California
yesterday afternoon when they de-
feated the team from the Riverside
high school by the score of to 0.
During the first quarter of the game
the local lads could not get down to
work and the Riverside team kept
them guessing. For the first quarter
the visitors had the ball most of the
time and forced the high school boys
to play a defensive game. Riverside
had several good chances for goals
during this quarter. but they could
not get the ball past high schools
clever little goal keeper. The local
team made one goal in the first quar-
ter. The blue and white players took
brace in the second quarter and
showed some faultless team work. Sew
eral times when the Riverside team
would be about to shoot for a goal
Christopher or Broughton would jump
into the play and nangle it up, and
before the visitors knew what hap
pened, by series of pretty passes
would have the ball in their territory
and be trying for a goal.
Riverside has good team and they
play a fast, snappy game, but they
lacked the team work and the splen-
did endurance shown by the local
boys.
Kaneko, who played center for the
visiting team, Is a Japanese. He is
captain of the aggregation and star
player. 1t was largely due to his
clever playing and good headwork that
his team held the players from the
school on the hill down to five points.
The high school boys feel proud Of
their victory.
oIta te
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
Diamond Notes

Chase made great one-handed stab
in the second inning yesterday. Evers
got aboard a fast one and 1t buzzed
toward the infant wonder. Chase
jabbed it with his gloved fist and
passed it over to Dillon, doubling Pen
nell off the first bag.
DIR. Jimmy Casey Is evidently trihe
over weight. 1t is a safe bet that he
wouldn't post a forfeit to make the
featherweight limit at "6 o'clock" with
in a year. In the sixth Chames was
at the bat and loren spun over fast
one. 1t struck the molar man upon a
certain part Of his anatomy and he
didn't seem attracted to the bench
thereafter. Casey will pilot the Yam
nigans to Santa Barbara to play Russ
Halls men this afternoon.
The Chicago infield had the chills and
fever after the first inning. But they
will do better next time--maybe.
Mr.. Billium Setley. sometime of the
Central league and otherwheres, shone
brilliantly as an umpire. Willie is a
strenuous chap and he makes hellig-
erent bali players be nice. He will go
10 Salt Lake and act throughout the
season of the Pacific National league
in the capacity OF indicator holder.
setley umpires today.
Today's game will be called at 2;S0
p. m. Weimer and Wicker Will manu-
facture the twIsters for the Cubs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05


The medals for first and second
places were presented last night at the
reception given the Occidental college
by the Y. M. c. A.
Summary
Following is summary of the COM
petitive meet:
One hundred and twenty yard hur-
dles-Frampton, Y. M. G. A., first;
Hagerman, Occidental, second; Hotal-
ing, Y. M. c. A., third; time, :16 As.
100-yard dash-Roberts, Occidental,
first; Thatcher, Occidental, second;
Painter, Y. M. c. A., third; time, 10 2-5.
Mile run-Roth, Occidental first; Behr,
Y. M. c. A., second; Bachtell, occl-
dental, third, time, 5:11 2-5. 22O-yard
dash-Roberts, Occidental. first; Thatch
and Healey tied for second place; time,
:23 3-5. Two-mile run-Wolfe, Occiden-
tai, first; Jeffers, Occidental, second;
time, 1915 exhibition only. SS0-yard
run-Roth, Occidental, first; Bonner,
Occidental, second; Reynolds, Y. M. c.
A., third; time, 2:1S 1-5. 440-yard run
Bird, Occidental, first; Crane, Occi-
dental, second; Bacon, Occidental.
third; time, :54 AS. 22O-yard hurdles
Hagerman, Occidental, first; Frampton,
Y. M. C. A, second; Owens, Y. M. c.
A., third; time, :27 1-5. Shot put
Crowley Y. M c. A. first; Tyler Y.
M. c. A., second; Bacon, Occidental,
third; 46 feet inches. High jump
Tyler, Y. M. G. A, first; Hammack,
Occidental, second; Crowley, Y. M. c,
A., third; feet inches. Hammer
throw-Owens, Y. NJ. c. A., first;
Healy, Y. NJ. C. A, second Retty, o.
cidental. third; 1874 feet. Broad jump
Hagerman, Occidental, first; Hotaling,
Y. M. c. A., second; Healy, Y M. C. A..
third; 20 feet IL inches. Pole vault
Lacy Y. M. c. A, first; Crowley, Y.
NJ. c. A., second; Phelps. Occidental,
third; feet II inches. Crowley vault
ed his exhibition at 10 feet 3 inches.
one-mile relay was won by the occi-
dental team; time. S:45 2-5.
oficlals-Referee. Harry Wood. Field
judges. Andrews, Dickson, DR.. Savage.
Track judges. Mather, Lee, George
Braden. Timers, Wadsley, Braden.
Garman. Starter, j. p. Wood.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

George Meredith will be gratifled to
learn that an American senator has
adopted his suggestion of time limit
for marriages. Senator Smith has
brought in bill to limit the marriage
contract to a period of ten years. al
though it may be extended or contin-
ued if both parties are agreeable.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
The biggest cannon ball ever made

The biggest cannon ball ever made
weighed 26OO pounds, and was manu-
featured at the Krupp works, Essen,
for the government of the czar. The
gun from which this projectile was
fired is also the largest in the world,
and is placed in the fortifications Of
Cronstadt. This gun has range Of
twelve miles, and 1t is estimated that
each shot costs $500,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
/, BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits-on Pfeffer. ~; off Jones. 8; off
loren, o. Home runs-Dnlon. /. Two base
hits-Brashear. Casey, Flood. Dillon. Sac
rifice hts-Flood Spier. First base on err
rors--Los Angeles. /; Chicago. l. Left on
bases-Los Angeles, 6; Chicago, 8. Bases
on balls-off Jones, /; off Pfeffer, 4 Struck
out-By Jones, l; by loren, 8; by Pfener, !,
Nell, /. Wild pitches-Pfeffer, l; Jones.
l. Hit by pitched ball-Casey. Time Of
game--1:50 Umpire-Setley.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

The eight ambassadors of the Ger
man empire at Rome, Madrid, WASH
ington, Constantinople, Paris London,
st. Petersburg and Vienna are noble
men. Their emoluments are $4,000
yearly in the three first cities men
toned, $4,000 in the next three and
$37, 500 in the last two.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
DOLLY LlMERlcks

There once was dolly named Abby,
Whose body OF sawdust was fiabby,
And the worst OF her woes
Was the fact that her clothes
Were always so fearfully shabby.
Another wax doll. named Louisa.
Just hated TO have children tease her.
She would close her eyes tight
In a terrible fright
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

Swedish doctors never send bills TO
their patients. Each patient pays what
he deems just or is able to give. The
rich pay the physicians literally;
whether they have need of his SER
vices or not, If he has been once re-
tanned by them, The poor, IL they
possibly can. pay him a small sum-,
and the very poor pay him nothing,
Yet he attends the poor as faithfully
as he does the rich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
RACING DATES FOR
SEASON OF 1905
SPORT BEGINS AT NEW YORK
APRIL 15
No Change other Than the substltus
ton Of the New Belmont Park.
Announcement ls a Well
come One

The racing dates for the current year
are welcome in that they end a very
ridiculous tissue Of sensation in the
daily press. Otherwise there Is little
to be said in the matter.
There has never been any Of the all
legged friction, and the delay was main
ly caused by the possibility of track
changing hands, a matter which has
apparently gone over" to another
year. AS usual, Aqueduct opens the
racing of New York proper, at the
usual time, April is, as common sense
dictated would be the case.
The full list of dates Is to be found
below, there being no change, other
than the substitution of the new Bel
mont park as the home. Of the old
Westchester Racing association.
Eastern Racing Dates 1905
Bennings, p. c., March 23-April 1S.
Aqueduct, April 15-April "a.
Pimlico, April 19-April 20.
Jamaica, April 25-May 3.
Belmont Park, May 4-May "a.
Brooklyn, May 25-June IA.
Buffalo. June 10-July 15.
Coney Island, June 15-July 4.
Brighton, July 5-July 29.
Saratoga, July 31-August 20,
Coney Island, August 26-September 8.
Brooklyn, September 11-September %.
Brighton, September 25-September 30.
Belmont Park, October 2-October IA.
jamaica. October 16-November l.
Aoueduct, November 2-November 10.
Bennings, November 16-December 2.
Pimlico fall dates, not fixed.
Western Racing Dates 1905
Crescent city, January 2-March II.
Hot Springs. January 7-February IL.
oaklawn, February 13-March Is.
New Louisiana, March 13-March Is.
Arkansas, March 20-March 25.
New Memphis. March 27-April 10.
Kinloch Breeders April 15-May 10.
Tennessee Breeders April 2O-May 8.
Kansas City, April 27-May 20.
Worth. April 2s-May 26.
Kentucky, May 4-May 10.
New Louisville. May 11-May 20
Delmar, May 20-June 2.
Chicago, May 27-June 9.
I.atonia, May 2T-June II.
st. Louis, June 3-September 2. '
Harlem, June 10-June 23
Highland, June 21-July 15.
Indianapolis, June 24-July 8.
Washington, June 24-July %.
Chicago, July 24-August 8.
Harlem, August 7-August 10.
Chicago, August 21-September 2.
Highland, September 2-September 16
Harlem, September 4-September 10.
b Delmar, September 4-October 81.
Chicago, September 4-October 81.
New Louisville. September 25-Octo-
Der Z.
Harlem, September 2S-october 5.
Kansas City, September 30-October
2S.
Worth, October 6-November 2.
Latonia, October 21-November 1S.
New emphis-November 15-Novem-
ber 30.
Crescent, November SO-December 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
SUMMARY.

Sacrifice hit-Butler. Bases on bails-on
Abbott, 2: on Hill, 2. Struck out-by Abbott
4; by Hin. T. Three base hits-Damerel
Stanton Umpire-Cole.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

Grand Duke Sergius drew s1,5oO.OO
year during his term as governor OF
Moscow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

Today's game will be called at 2;SO
p. m. Welmer and Wicker will manu-
facture the twisters for the Cubs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

The Chicago infield had the chills and
fever after the first inning. But they
will do better next time-maybe.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
lid race redeemed himself in the low

hurdles.
The medals for first and second
places were presented last night at the
reception given the Occidental college
by the Y. M. c. A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
,Sunuen;r"sE pitfarten.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
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fern. Die alte Jrau purbe perbaftst.
@esaa mar einem 9eraidlase erlesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
Mmdj cine ySclocntbat".

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ndberte lid oieier Gage DER @uslage
zines Barrier Observation-Disclosures,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10

9riefiides GafrmeNer.
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Senas.
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Observation-Disclosures am 0iI bosu beipesen
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geDptsr Die @eiiGtsbdare, pdbreno Der
pra4tliebenbe 0rie9e Elm fihelfDrmiz
ses, mituntsr aus GoeImetaQ teitebens
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pertpanote.
9as europdii1e M~ittelalter mar &C.
t6eilter Meinung iiber ben Bart. nab,
reno i'm DER Bauer unb Der Gelebrte
aus ibrem @eIi6t perbannten. feste Der
9anbperter, Der ariessmann uno Der
patriaier einen Gtol3 bar.in, nit re9t
ftattlidYm Bart einbersuidreiten. Sc
LANCER je lieber.
Oie 3eit Der aIlsemeinen 0erpilbes
runs pdbrenb uno na9 benz breibiss
idbrisen ariese, Die jenes 10 piel onses
sriffene "a la NODE Wsien aus Jrants
reid na4 Ssltidlano bradte, lieb ben
Bart gu einem Minimum suiammens
fdrumpfen. jenem Strih unter Der
Naie, Der ieltIom nit Der 9aarfile Der
periiden tontraitirte, Die ii9 bic 9erren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
So Barclay Str, NEW YORK.
WISCONSIN.

gan5 einfah. Meine gra,tt meinte
geitern, id liebe iie nidt 10, Dob if
fiir einen 9iebitabl begeben Tonne.
Sd mill ibr bemeiien, Dob Tie iif
irrt. gringen Sic mid ms Be.
fangniB." Der GommiiiGr erflGrte
linn ober, Dob iein gutter Wile inn
pobl geniigen birfte, unO ser Serr
entitloB iid enolif. ole giidie gu
~be5oblen; er eob iogor Dem ange.
iteaten Elm reifJes Srinfgelo unt
madte iif) aui Den @eg, Inn ieiner
9raut BON ieiiler Seloentbat 5u be.
riften. = Sreisfrase: User lit iett
perriidter ,er" ober riie"?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
SdJrcdlider Grebsidaben erliegt Scr
MniuenSnng non einfadem Dele.

9isber belt man bie Granfbeit
fir rnbeilbar ilnb bieielbe miro iebt
burf cine einfafe Serbinbling bon
b~eilenoen, baliamiiden Selen &C.
BELT. 9rebs, 8eid)piire, Sdmor-
rboiben, Gatarrb. 9l,iteei6tpiire II.
ale Sautfranfbeiten neiden leiht
Dor bieien munOerburen Selen.
Mnn ihreibe nm elm iauItriertes
8ild uno a6reiiire: Or. Spe,
Sraper iii, &unias Gitp, 800. o
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ld)eft: as Warrdold)
e SebIier9" ba Jag
Sf's grab, mie Sd
briiwwer benf III Sd
fann's oufl pruhpe.
60 for Sniten5 ben
SD geitern eridIt cnle
iunge Wann pun. E
Sobreu breieper5id1 &C.
io9t, iparunt er oenn
nit beirotbe tbdt.
Ga bot Der gelagt,
err thGt lu0tIdl pbleltidlt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
Mlcrlci ppmt Bart. - @ic it'd 0i,
alien Gggpter nnb Uricd)cn
raiirten.

Nenn emit elm 3ulturbiitoriter Die
Gei4i4te bes 8artes f9reiben tpirb,
10 tpiro er nit Webmutb 81 t~onftatiren
baben. oab Die meifen @Dlter = iibers
baup! teinen Bart trusen. 60 ipte fat
ale Wiloen forsfaltig iebss garden
aus Dem Gefi6t e%ntfernen, lei es OurG
abrd iiren ooer oas r~aoitalere, aber nidt
seraoe empfeblenspertbe Wusaieben Der
einselnen Saare. 10 fano ma in Oen
meiiten aulturepofen nur bic 9drtlos
iigteit 1tc uno MODERN. Die alien
@sbpter. Die @rieden uno Die R0mer
faben nit 8era9tuns auf Die @arbaren
berab. Die 6os aopfbaar unb Den 8ar.
Nib pa4ien lieben, benn ibaen i1ien
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@cfGbrlid)e Ncnsicr.

Gin iriiher Hi6ter bate einen
SaQ 5u perbanoeln, in melfem Der
Ingefla9te mir iriid peritonb. Ssn.
iolge beiien muroe elm 9olmctiher
pereiOigt. Ger @neeflaste iagte
etwas 81 Dem 9olmctider. - .@as