davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
JnoIanoet.
an,nn.

aptuu.
Mers. e. q. Masmnsicm osoc for
Ieoen 0ng | MtIforA. Sltl q fil
% Mar garuticI 90 eifcrla0er Il!
Maito % 10 iHaa @sru.
6. s. @alfrr i NortDpooN bar fon
ct Gateat .paa en- "9sotetoptaeer~ ion
mcS tre @tauO % Ter 5eite fan tngI
pp Goteterne % fntoe Dem | SGtfe
Mooor % Spu brGHotc. 9frS
SurIauo Reuton ira Sbelton. 9tcb.
par mco i'm SON Ssobu | Scie9 hos
fin Soiaerien, $. S. ahGcbore
Giolr Giti iibite llge. IA Wtr. artec
bone iioite Sns0og oilbe terrible | CT
GaioIinoum erploocreSe oernc ol
iatte SIb paa Suiet. sSa,eebone ipranf
no % bno @rS. 3Gptou, iom tai
meo ftn 5sr opetpaa, ont 1t folmtl
no air1nen 8ir0lnt. 9lin Inn I'll
@inhGsf. men forln1not nteo Oct fam
me. Srecboue iprana ino % lcott
eficr berSe, men flntSc life iinoe bC1'
De i MsrFet og 3egen Snrt braGrStt
neo; Sneebpnc blGp lice forhrG1tot.
90 @trg. 3apton$ 90 Spune'S for
brpriotc 9ig faroteS i Rliuerne. 9rm
bar AZ Idr aorumeI % Gutter 8 War.
Isilen gjrnppbfgaeS. SRA Geoar
MopioS meAoelcS, at her itore DAT
meal" .Mepue. iom nglig buen6te Der,
oil hIipe gicropbupqct o1 bp8act iter'
re eno FOR. gpraaoet fritog forIcost
On apu1pufiet for Sfat ! IL Inr
ca ttIlto0 oct egiaa onSre SSitoreiR.
meIier, Tom oct bup0c teof onr. Sp0r
lI~nqsrrbeioet ifdl bcgrRheS, i%daIuart
@rmoen er rpooet. % eH tor Ir.
beioSitprfe 0riocr Ita GtIeo oct MT.
0ean renter at hare Wtaaen iaaitg til
Sen 15oe AihJ. Gu Del al Inlpa'
gene ! Battle Greef, Yfd1- it1l flutes
til Solar RupibS. iaa at QisItcn Der
piI aipe Arbci6e til 500 Here 0fauo.
GIrontonrc / ben me Welle fol
bnqaes al gfainoeritad, % alt nut
list bill gisrcS for at unbgaa Ell SIoe.
brand.
.. u. @ilipn, SSilueler 90 @ltiif.
boriNIer / Sbenanoooh fIpgtcoe iflor
til Wserico meo $4,000 ion ban
bocbe tiIpetot iig Ueb Saiifneri og
Seorugeri. Su1t udr CIT arebliug %
hanoe dne Dtelueifers SDmpati. Bait
fierne cgaiebnlraore / SHENANDOAH
GAP BAN npeaen iinanciel Stette, OF
sSarmerne fiebte nlaIIgc Vianoer al
BAN. San iolgtc 6armernes NpteS
til 8mfene og fit mango Ye,ge. San
leoeoe Hot, fiertc meo foitbore Seite
% bdcbe mango Sienere. San Ilit.
teoe nwo giancbntlncIen, men fapoe
lGnae efter &otes at lGige. Ia ban
bar rciit, opongeoc m2t. at 6iSie go.
ties par fullfe. 6ra glopra meooel'
ties i 5reOnsS, at 8iliou M er orre.
iterct / Wonterp, Mtertco. on at Che.
riiieu i Sage So. bar reiIt oerueN for
dt brinae BAN tilblge III Soma.
@istia EpirEoclie. g. g. &iud
/ @anerln bar utieat ON Tatelt paa
en- GpliuSelie, JON ban tror bill re.
pMutionere Observation-Disclosures.
Zen beitnnr al en- Sieriroreniue, JONI
iGtteS inc | gsapd paa @iuleue, %
Tom piI borttoae ole 1StsN OF iaaIeoeS
Giere Dc alrrinoelige Siulriuae al
@uttaperfo mcopcHoiae. Clans so,
fuS5ehn oa Gbri$. 6o$ielmm bar
fisbt Den bnlpc anocI i SpfinOelien
pg boiler MT paa at late en- automo.
bill citer Sen inc MfobeI. Sr. SobltS.
iehn er mepct begeiitret pper Opiiu.
Odin oa mercr. Den er dl6des praf-
tilt. o. oeripm Seit piier iia at pUrc
Det. ga har oisic &crrcr CT RiQOomS.
fiIbe; TIL Den ~itsritc lloaiit peS en-
@utomobiI er at oeoligcboioe 5iulrin.
gene. Ct Sut foiter omfring 500,
% meO olmtnheIigt @rlg parrr DC
life lGllgerg cllb Ct Aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
MiHrnuH,t.

ara So Grpsie meooeles. at Sfihs.
forteu pan Wisitsiippi begpnote tglen
/ S~orSbaqs. Sien er mi noe at $40.
ben bele 8eier, o. SeiIloSien f,unSC
iaar begpn0e en- llge tioliserc EMO
.ifior.
IRA San Glaire meooeles, at Der
3orsbogs Nat biep giort Snobrto
fire Sorretnirgshuie / SairdJtlo, Can
GInire 60, 90 imua Eengeiummer %
forifieIlige SAags &drer blep i%tiaalne.
Snger blep orreiteret.
Sontb Wnscntinc 3nmbcr So. bill
bpage Ell Sagmsae / @au Claire. Oct
bar Itor Semmerifoe oeruppe o. 200.-
100000 6oo 6emnper. Sc pil fiSbe
t00,000,000 500 til o. iage omtreni
100000 300 2ltnrber ON aaret,
Get pit bare arbeioe for 200 Wunb.
aonpanictS SopeOfontor er ! Musta'
tine, Soma.
@aatlcrne bpr | tuienonis / 8iS.
corIin al Suit. 9e pnaoe Marfer
frsS tiolig oa ct Sslog bUtfeoe Sor'
Den, 1no 6llglene life tan foumc
igienuem for al iinbe Ssoc. Ser Zig.
ger itorc sSl0ffe al bsOe Sagtler
arattet longs @eiete. 0fte fonmlsr
&c imoa 6ugle til &ooerne % aorn'
brliete % ic9er efter 6obe, % nlnrgc
5Sarlncre ltrsr aorn no til Dem, JON
De Oh ir6elr 5Srpgt piiler cp.
@illiam HNnn blep forleben Tna
bemt til lem Mars Statsi9nQiel for
Sro6rltOStpueri i 81 CROSSE. Ga bon
iflIIoe toQeS til @o,tpnlt, fattot man,
al ban oaiaa baube i~iiaalet 100000
/ Stdnoaro Oil 9onoS ira CIT BAIT
Tier / @iuona, Mimn. SalpoeIen al
0isic 0ono8 bauoe Hpnn hos iia, men
oen anSa @aIpoeI bar ina bel gienit,
at itt9elt flurSe fiu0e Dent, fsr ban
brnate Dem frelu, o. man betalte bam,
bono ban iorlangte for Dem.
&adrfum. Root 6loocu, iom tlp.
Scr giennem Smliton Gormtu Minn.,
"a ino / mississippi i~pnOenior ga
Crosse, Qtf iihitc llgc ooer line Sreo'
ser. Gae @cic / Salet bar oper,
lpsmmct % @rccr n%cbreuue, OF Sta'
0cn or meaet TOR. Sit EARNINGS
lauo or ulroer &dito. oG mango 6d'
miller BAR ulaattet ic9e hen iii bpierC
Steocr. @itrliustou.9anc lprrnatC
iorleotn Tag Sieu i ga Grosie-6lo
sen, forat oet lite, mar oelt brpo lbs
ifuiNe eocIG89c Scrnbane6roeu.
6u Spugiper irifienSt. Senato,
@dr1tcp Gatou I Mttudufer. JONI bor
puret lmocr SiItale ontIaaet fot al
bapc mootnget 9eitiftelie, blep SOrs.
bags irifiarSt eiterat HSitrpen baoot
uuret uSe 6 Siucr, @cifpionin0er
por, at Cation baphe moNtaget St00s
1901 Tor at moAnrbeiSe @orbcrilc
ipCtiions-@iacn 6an tilitob at ban,
fnlct $t00, men iu0SG at ban bnpot
Iaat alt no blonot 0tcSlcmter al sc
aiSIatnren / lit ArbciSe moo Siuea
Senator Cation rctite itrar efter tn
Sriticnbelie til MoNiion for al ito
taee lit SGbe / SQisIanuen.
Subu Gridipn I Con- Claire ual
aaSierer for Snbepcuoant Seauoiuo
oian @ortingmelts Asiociation. Sar
~iilpenNte liz 6orniBeas 0enge. bIei
lat ntoer SiItale o. oerttt % er NJ
Il StatSiGlmiIet. Soreninaen arln9.
Sc uplig Sag moo gridions aaittio
niiter. National Sureip 60. Tor a
fud Sntticuer betoli, % Sagen ha'
oGret for Geiten / eau Claire, Sor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
WusGdc @%eIfnbninaer.

Iiugiors meoocler ioenife @loSe: I'm
nerie9eIieu / Mrleoring az De italte
poIitiife WcrS % Wcr5forisg bar
ioica i0itet De ruSiiife Mpltigbeoers
Gpmerticmbeo paa be lanbsiorpiite
6inner / Sperige. Snale0es pacltaar
8oIitiet at piSe at Irpflrator Sobas-
ions Woro bar pllulaat at "aen reoo-
IutionGre imife Organization i.Stod'
bulm". Get REQ ct al DC iioite WorS'
iorisa anocnSte Saaben ifal, poa.
iiaaeS Scr pibere, bore iilbsrt en-
Stodbolm boiat Slime.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
0porIeoes ,aa1 timber M.

n-MHN I0Hn MH-aHW
Gplb en- Slate eler ct alminoeIiat Wlas
rseo pit yanb 90 lab bet Siao | "a Euner ct
Unno'oto Dert anfpoer en- lheifia 2ilitaun
gfprerfte; hrts bet irtter 3letter paa Iii.
tdd er bet yibnesbprb ON Npreipabom;
Hrdng til at poroe nltfpr pite eIlcr Gmerte
I Hngget, CT ruertepiienoe Ytonesburo ON,
at Nt1rerHe % BIrren CT uoe at Orben.
GpaD man Hal giprc.
Ter er Srsf { a~unbfaben. iaa bite NIB.
fdlt, Or. Aiiners Sipampt goot, bet tore
Npreutiobe fptber buert Bebop / Selbrc,
oelfen al Hhenmdtisme, Gmerte i Nnaaen.
Wprerne, 2eoeren, Vleren % enbper Sci al
urtnfdrdlen. let retter paa uopatiapeo til
at boloe VaHb oa ben Ititfenbe Smerte peb
at Iaee bet eaer be oaartige Yirfninaer. lcm
fgl9er pdd Urnaen at BrGneeuiu, Sin etIer
~. o. bet o%oerfomnrer ben ubebaaetiee
N~sooenoiabe6. Jon fpinger en- tit at gaa ub
pie ON Sa9en OF ftda cp mango Bauge ON
yfnffen. Zen iniloe % operproentiigc girf.
liina al SpampsHoot erfares mart. Zen
ifaar bBieit paa @ri,ao al pens oi0Hnberltge
Selbreoflicr al be melt frnertefnlbe 9ilf9i-
Der. Spis BIZ trPnaer Yteoicin, 5fntoe On
bdue ben bebte. S9lses al ale 2tpotefere
| so Gents oa en- 9prnrs Stprrelier.
In ION faa en- 4rppeHaSte ai Gpamp.
Root. bet fore Nnremibpel % en- 9ps. iom
iprt9uer ali om bet, Ienbt nbiolut irit pr.
Nolt. @oresse Or. 8ilmfr & 60, 0ina.
hamton, ". .. Naar bu Ifriper, oa p9r
litter pao. at on nUpuer, at bn lrSte bette
liberale 1ilbuo / "SecorabpY piten." Sag
life 5eil, men butt Napnet Siuamp. Iopt.
Or. ailmers Smamp. 9tpct. pa Noreslen
gits bantpn, q. y, paa bper Slaife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28

ger.s lus Gsstispasstea bar ies mObtaaet %
aaer 2em iaa manage TAT. Ten sr tifer min Ger.
rsnina en- uemrrtst samIirs al gore Gitatsr. TAI
esrfpr iaa 2ov I'll a, anssfale Seaen til Blaosis Or.
f,rs, pa yea Ct ~icrsisiet on. at ale nil mooiass iamms
mse SafnrnmsIishea-
Gents StaHse 1anisp. gsina
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
pRospEcTrNc IN HUMBOLDT.

If wi h al the intelligent prospecting
now going on in Humbo DIT county a
good mine is not discovered within a
few months, the Silver State will be
very much mistaken. There are many
oaces that promise well and with proper
development work will be dividend pay
RS within a year. w. g. AdamSon
has several very coed prospec which
ne is working to the best possible adj
vantage to make of them mines of great
value There is hardly a canyon in the
county that is not being prospected.
and yet the grass roots have hardly as
ct been disturbed. One good mine
would stimulate others to hunt, and the
scripture says hunt and we shall find.
Those of us who live five years .orger
viii see Humbo DIT county one of til,
richest in the State-at least the 81 We
state thinks so. If all the people of the
county would work as one man insteac
Of a few pull ing this way and a few
pulling that way and sti | another few
not pu ling at all, the results would l.
magical. 1t may be asking too much
however. for al people to think and &C.
a ike. The fault finder and knocks
las as much right to his say as this
more progressive and 1t might seem
little less than cruel to deprive him Of
he sweet privilege to knock" some
body or something.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02

No. Il E.
Townships Nos. 81, 90 and % N Range
No. 81 E.
Township No. 80 N, Range N, g E..
Townships Nos. 50. sc and 81 NJ Range
No. 60 E.
Township No. 81 N, Range No 81 Il.
Township No. Al N, Range No "a +.
Townships Nos. So, &c, 81 am - ~"
Range No. 20 E., NJ. d. NJ.
Parties interested must file their eia'os
within three months from said late 'iuhe
2e. 1909 to secure Their preferred riglns.
Applications 70 entry of lands IN salo
Townships will be received June %, he9-
o. II. GALL.JP,
6-1-1s Reg ster.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
6-1-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Fifth judicial District Court OF
the State of Nevada, In and Tor me
County of Humboldt. In the matter OF
the Estate VI Frank Dorman. deceasef
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been du y appointed and qua
flied by the said Fifth Judicial District
Court of the State of Nevada. in and for
the County of Humboldt, as the admin
istrator of the Estate Of Frank Dorman
late Of said county, deceased. All cred
tors having Gains against said estate
are required to file the same with proper
vouchers, and statutory affidavits at
tached, with the Clerk OF said Court.
within three months Of the first publica-
ton Of this notice. Said adminisfrator
was so appointed and duly qualified az
such on the 18th day of May. A. - 1so5.
CHRIS WOLF,
Said Administrator and Pub ic Admins
TRAITOR Of said County. 5-lS-s-,S
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
NO CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.

The calling Of a special meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Virginia & TfucAee
Pal road Company to consider n VT
upon a PROPOSE ion 10 transfer its NOD
ings to a company to be organized ha
given rise to ali sorts Of rumors, but the
meeting has been called for ne express
purpose of enabling the company to in
clude the branch to be constructed from.
Carson City into Doug ass county, say
the Enterprise. The above was the g4st
of a b. ief interview with a prominent
v. & T.. official asst evening. Under n
new Incorporation the present ownership
and directors will be retained n b b
branches operated by the present V. & L.
management.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
WILL THE U. S. GET THEAq

WILL THE IT,. S. GET THEI?
A recent consu ar report says that the
taxes are so onerous and the prices CT
living so advanced in some cities OF
Spain that it is Impossible for the ord.
nary laborer 10 subsist," and, in conse
quence, emigration is increasing and the
press and the governing classes are
alarmed" And yet it is estimated that
Spain has fully 75.000.O 900 acres Of uncu--
tivated arabic land.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
DAILY WEATHER REPORT

limited states Department of Agrieu tufe.
Winnemucca, New, June 4, 1905.
a,ometsr .....zy.s insnes
temperature ..........S deg ee
Min. mum temperature ..........45 degree
Mean temperature ............e- degrees
Normal temperature .......-....d degrees
Prevailing wind direction ...........S"
Precipitation
Minimum temp. June 2....--...46 degrees
j. C. HAYDEN.
Tonight cloudy. Saturday c-ondy.
McADIE.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
SHINE EN- UP

yrmmie Stewart at J. A. Robinson $
barber shop. will shine shoes for an
comers. He will call st yol = residence
anc get ladies' shoes to polish and deiiv-
er them made new"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
Don't forget the Won't Tell Ems Club
Marty Friday night. 5-31-6-2

Notice is hereby given that neither
hunting nor fishing is allowed on .i
fed owned ~ Miller & LUX be.ow the
bridge. Trespassers on those premises
and persons destroying property will %
prosecuted. J. GlLCHR.S ST.
5-g-6-s
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

to visit the I'D Home and the 20 d
Friends in the East and return 10 tbs
West, with as little expense as ordinarily
requ red to make the one way trip, has
come.
REDUCED RATES.
On May 9th and 18th. June Sd, 5th
10th and 12,h tickets will be on sale from
Sat Lake City
To Chicago an return.......$44.50
To Milwaukee and return..... 45.S0
To Peoria and return........... A.25
To st. Paul and return......... H.90
To Minneapo is and return..... 100
Proport.onate y ow rates will be in eff
feet from all points in Uta--. Idaho, Mon
tana. Wyoming and Nevada, to every
section reached by the Chicago & North
western Railway lines.
For further particulars. cal upon or
address:
c "A. WALKER. Genl Agent,
Chicago & Northwestern Ry..
p. o. Box $50, Sa Lake City, Utah.
5-26-6-O
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, May 9th, 1905.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that on the o6th
lay of June, 1905, the following Township
p ats VIII be received:
Township No. 81 N, Range No. l6 L.
Town hips Nos. 81 md 80 N, Range
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02

Just displayed today In E. Reinhart &
Co.'s window are three beautiful Shirt
Gently received by express from New
Waist Suits-samples of the stock re-
FORK. 4-2e-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-02
EXCURSION RATES TO LEWIS AND
CLARK EXPOSITION VIA SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC.

Tickets limited to ten lays to make
round trip with continuous passage In
a direction, n only good on train
No. S, allowing passengers to onnec
with special train at sacram ento every
Saturday, commencing June crd. Twenty
one day round trip tickets win be so d on
payment of IS in excess of above rates.
going trip under some conditions with
stopovers al owed returning.
Eleven days extension will be made
on these tickets at Portland on payment
of IS. and twenty days on payment Oh
SO.
Excursionists can wall themselves OF
steamer ride. Portland to San Francisco.
on payment of 50 at Port.ana.
S.xty-day round trip tickets, allowing
s%topover. viii be sold at all points in Me-
vada. June LIST to September 30th, in
elusive. going via Sacramento and return
ing through Sat Lake City. Utah. at rate
of $50.
For further information apply to Agent
Southern Pacific Co.. or to
A. III. RISING.
Acting D. f. & r. A.. So. Pac. CO.,
b-27-9-2o Reno. New.
The Washington times., 1905-01-06
FOXY CHICAGO EVADES
NEW FRESHMAN RULING

CHICAGO. H.. Jan. 6.-Athletic man
:5gers of the University of Chicago have
discovered a way by which 10 evade the
new freshman competition rule adopted
at the last meeting OF the faculty COM
mittee.
Quigley. the crack half-miler of Rush
Vile, ard Crane. of Hyde Park, have
already matrieulated.
The rule says that no freshman shah
be allowed to participate in college
events until he shall have been in the
school for one semester The Univer-
sitv OF Chicago does not use the semes-
ter system, and is going on the basis
that a term counts for the same This
gives the big school three weeks dd-
vantage over it's rivals.
The Washington times., 1905-01-06
LOCAL BIRD FhNCiER
TOOK PIGEON PRIZES

Edward S. schmid. the local bird and
and pigeon fancier. had much success
with his pigIny pouter pigeons AT the
New York poultry and pigeon show this
week, duplicating the success ne had Al
the great exhibition in ST Louis.
He took first prize fer a general dis
ply Of piggnies. one first for best black
pismy hen. one third for best silver
cock. one fourth for best silver hen.
THIS was good showing, as Mr..
Schmid had sold most Of the birds with
which he took 50 many Eonors At St.
i.DuIS.
The Washington times., 1905-01-06
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
IN INDOOR MEETS
Team at Georgetown and
Scholastic Games.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
D. A Ryan Chosen President of Ath-
letic sociation-Executive Com
mittee Named

At the first meeting this year of the
Athletic Association of ST. Johns Col
lege, the following officers Were elect
ed to serve for the ensuing term:
President Daniel a Ryan. 'O5: vice
president, Joseph T. Fitzgerald, 'O6; re-
cording secretary, Henry S Lucas. '07;
corresponding secretary, Bernard A
Farrell; treasurer, Brother Anthony.
The executive committee is composed
of the following: Emmanuel A Chat
fiot, o5, chairman; Leo a. Rover, G6.
Kenneth r. Glennan, '07, W. Edmund
Freeman 08, Leith l. Sinclair.
The association is reported TO be in
fiourishfng condition, judging from
the finances.
The business that occupied most at
tention was the high school indoor
meet, at Convention Hall, January IS
AS the preparatory and high school de-
r2rtmentS alone are allowed To COM
pete, number of students have enter
ed for some of the events They are
training at the Georgetown and the
Carroll Institute tracks
Number of Events.
The following are some of the events
for which the athletes are preparing:
Fifty-yard dash for the grade schools
and preparatory schools; the $50 yard
run, and the mile run
1t was decided to have relay team
|" represent the Props, but the person
mel of the team has not as vet been
decided 1t is hoped that the wearers
of the scarlet and gray will show up
wel, though this is their first appear
ance on the track.
The St Johns College Athletic Asso-
citation viii probably be represented at
me Georgetown meet, to be held Feb
ruary 25.
The Washington times., 1905-01-06
WESTERN TURF WAR
GOES hERR|[Y ON
Several Jockey Clubs TO
Help Corriean.
GOVERNOR DAVIS ON DECK
Says He Will Break Up Game IN
Arkansas Unless Captain Rice
Is Reinstated.


CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Assurance that the
war on the Western Jockey Club would
be alded and abetted by owners ana
officials of racetracks E-at had no griev-
ance against the .-tuTe trust. and an
intination that Worth would be one OF
the first to join Corrisan and his forces
al the opening of hestilities. were two
OF the important developments IN the
racetrack situation today
That the officials of tracks which Were
allotted choice dates are disgusted with
the action of the stewards in dealing
with the protesting interests IS no Sc
cret, and the announcement that the
rebellious faction had been assured OF
the support of these caused little SUI
prise.
Corrigan Smiles.
Answers to kilograms sent out by Cor
rigan and his allies yesterday were
The Washington times., 1905-01-06
=OOTBNI = BOWLING RACING 8 ATHLETICS BOXING
Croker Barred From
Heath at Newmarket
British Jockey Club Refuses to Allow His
Horses 10 Be Trained There-No
Reasons Are Given

The arrangement did not. however.
meet with the approval of the Jockey
Club authorities, and Brewer has been
informed that he viii not be allowed 10
train the horses. refusal which would
apply to every other trainer at New
market
No reason is given but this is only in
accordance with the Jockey Clubs prae-
tice.
The Washington times., 1905-01-06

LONDON. Jan. 6.-Richard Croker
has been fnterdicted. by the Jockey Club
from having his race horses trained at
Newmarket Heath.
NJ. Croker purchased several costly
yes,rIings last season, paying for one
nearly 5S10, and three OF them recently
arrived at Heath House, Newmarket
from Ireland to be trained by the
Australian trainer j. E Brewer.
The Washington times., 1905-01-06
STRONG MAN GONE
FROM GRANT CAMP
Farley Tires of Simple Life
in Washington.
HAS STRENUOUS RECORD
Broke One Mans Back and Another's
Shoulder, and Stopped Wrastlin'
Stars in Good Shape.

J. S. Farley, the strong man who
has been looking for engagements IN
Washington, has left for New York,
where. he announced, he has match
with an unknown TO do weight-ifftIng
in private for Il side bet
Farley's departure is especially re-
gretted by Joe Grant, the local wrest-
Ter. VINO meets Max Wiley at the WASH
ington Light Infantry Arnory tonight
Grant has long been looking for
heavyweight wrestling partner with
whom he could practice his offensive
work, and in Farley he thought he had
just the man he needed. but the husky
athlete from Virginia became tired OF
the simple life in Washington, where
there was nothing doing but TO read
the poetic vaporing of the mysterious
Samson Little.
Rough Work
Farley also expected to so abroad,
after cleaning up the strong men in
New York, according TO his cheerful an
nouncement but if he doesn't get any
farther than Hoboken to see the steam
ers sail out he will come back to Wash
ington and resume operation with Grant.
He says he sorter kinder dropped out
of the wrastlin' game because he was
too strong. The first man he wrastled
at the store down home in Lancaster
county he broke the fellow back, and
the fellow afterward died. That was
right smart discouraging, and he in
tended TO give up the sport, but some
how, the fellows persuaded him to try
it again. In the next match he broke
his opponents shoulder, after a toler-
able hard struggle, and after that Far
ley devoted his athletic abilities to
carrying around barrels of -four one
under each arm, and toting the sample
.easesef the hardware drummers.
Grant and Wiley Ready.
Grant is resting up today and looks
to be tit fer the struggle of his career.
When he meets Wiley tonight he will
be against an unusually clever and ag-
gressiye men, who keeps moving all the
time, and it was because he expected so
much quick action that the Washington
man trained SO carefully. In the absence
of Farley. his wrestling partners have
been lighter NEIL, such as Harvey Tyr
srelI and with them he has constantly
spracticed agility and rapid shifting OF
holds.
Wiley also reports himself in good
condition, and. full of confidence He
says he has handled more formida BILE
opponents and heavier men than Grant
and predicts that he will be the first
man this winter to defeat the popular
Washington man
The Washington times., 1905-01-06

The National Gnard athletic authori-
ties are thinking OF giving the. annual
indoor meet at Convention Hall in April
instead of at the Center Market Arm
cry, as has been the custom in forTaer
years. For the past few seasons the
crowd has gradually increased until it
is impossible to accommodate the people
who want TO see the races. If the
games are held in Convention Hall there
viii be room for everybody, and be-
sides the track is much better than the
cne at the armory.