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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

The nrwH of novel means OF Hot.
uInr tho matrimonial troubles NJ
fNu mrmuem uf the HaId Eagle
rHihr Of southeastern Alaska Iu1l
AM. who have been fIr the part
tHrra Fva@ bitter eHemls#. un no#
count 81 % desire un the part uf both
men - puatm the hand af "fennH
ir.ue. OF Little Laughter" the
pretty grand daughter of the late
ghIrf johnson. WuH brought down
au the steamer Cottage CITY which
arrived lu port az an early hour
this morning
The right tu ask the hand u the
IHdiau maiden In marriage win rest
upon the man who returns % in.
uuau Alaska. the headquarters Of
fhr tribe. after canoe race Of On
mites - the Glacier river. up the
river aH far ha the strength 81 the
men viii take them and then "A
three days hunting trip among the
mountains In the vicinity 81 Men
Den hail glacier.
The race Wlll De decided fra favor
If The man who rsiufuH 10 the start
tug place after making 80 above
itinerary With largest number ~
mountain goats The two member
~ The tribe mentioned have been
rIvnia for tho hand ~ the pretty
maiden Tor many years past but not
until three years ago ala their ar.
fsfsuasa develop Into the hatred
known uuy tu The Indian whose
love affairs embrace rival
Truaz HrIIr. IN Ia said Ia willing
r. TRUST her future life 10 tho cafe
~ either Soaring Eagle who ia
also u defendant Of Ghief johnson.
or 90 Indian joe Pierce. but the
auaky maiden has not 30 far been
able Ia make up hes mind aud nr-
safdiHEiy Is agreeable 90 tho siren
uuIa solution Of the intricate prob
lem
The two men will leave Juneau Ia
Hauurs AZ the same time Prom Ju-
ueag they Hlll proceed uu Gatiusau
channel 90 The Glacier neag Here
tho strength of the two men wifl be-
brought 90 n traf The river ia one
of the most Hwiuiy flowing streams
la ihe country. aud the men are 20
pfauvl thrif fanuss up The stream a.
faf AS Uuaalble
Tho distance which zach canoe
Eues W the stream vii De counted
Ia the result % The race ~ the
Judges. Who are 70 follow The con-
teNauta A distance 81 one hun
dfei fesf. which one Indian may
pfupri hia HHan up the stream fur
Their than hla opponent vili equal
one goat und other advantages
gained by the river test vii DO de-
eiasi accordingly.
From the atraam the men viii
strike into Tho country taking With
them supplies aufneient 20 last
them three days
on returning the Indians Siii I'm
bark In their canoes and raro back
20 the Indian village ~ Juhehu.
a council Wttl be held CA the
evening following the return Of the
contestants. n which The victor Will
De- declared
This Re- the first occurrence Of the
hlui known 20 have been attempted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
HEAsANBlII-E

Say lets move 40 to Pteaaaulyilia
And start - ON a broader plan
Wen thEe a house on Merry street
which ovssiooka The Golden
strand.
Wei be quite Gloss % Happy park.
The vIeu tom which is sure "a
thrill
II iaaka down On the Bridge - Joys.
say, ieta move up 10 Peasant
vile,
I'm fired q life in Worry Town
Tho air is fail II diaeontsnt.
Aud sometimes. shea the dag :
gone h1mc.
can but feel ita been miaap~ut
They diagnose my Gaze "a -hiues
Nau know tho symptoms Of the
III
I'm told the alimeut cant exist
Within the bounds Of Pleasant
Wills.
The river thai = - PieaaauiviIls
Is always flowing az Mli tide.
Aud every drop contains a balm
which IL difIuHea far and side.
Each heart that beats within the
place
Contribute 10 the mighty rfIi--
The MIA Of Human Klndneaa'
stream.
That has It's source In Pleasant
VILE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
THIS IS 4 GOOD LAW

To The Seattle star belongs
the washington
a direct result Of %
I've anyone
20 forrnaiihyae other
made a
The bin Introduced directly result rrsa
against nfaut uurIcr septefuber.
Ths ban Is law. hereafter
Of who have been IN the habit q
poisonous druss b careful how they
For the penalty VIII be aad retfbution hasty.
every important city
commonwealth Tor having
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
Consult your doctor
about your cough

AZ the same time ask him what
he thinks OF Ayers Cherry
Peetoral. He will know all
about IL, for We send doctors
the formula. For over 90 years
doctors have endorsed Il for
coughs, colds, weak lungs.
bronchitis, asthma. is.. az &C.. 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

j o. r#Irf. general freight aEaat
af tha Northern Pacific. with head
quarters - o. Paul HnH O. = TaI=
ton. assistant general freight agent
~ lhe Northern Pacific. With h,Hls
quarters 60 Portland arrived Iu the
city yesterday Co. meet = vs. Han
nlfaHi second vice president ~ the
northern Pacific. and J %. Wood
worth. tfarnH manager - the
northern rHdn.. HhD ere expected
VIII arrive thIa morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
TO WIN A WIFE BY
TEST OF STRENGT TIL
TWO ALAssA INDIANS WILL TAKE NOVEL MEANS o. aer
THING WHO SHALL HAVE DUskY MAIDEN

among the Alaska indiana and Ia
hooked auau win great interest
tHH,f Ewing. # Ito Cottage
city says the Indians informed him
that many bets are being made On
tho outcome The great ryTfn viii
commence one wHH from t4m8r-
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
va STAR DUST va

Hos would ygu Ike 10 b. sfaud
duke
ctr uF TIE REGULAR ORDER
.HHH E#H base never lad rHH
an FHHH HHuh
~ MOI even "a #HEEH#ff.u Hf a
I'm. 4HH #-r SO llfs.fafH selected
as president fHr hooking EaHus
aIioaar NOT over IS. and aur #aHh#
Hrf rs a HHY uf z1 WHa l# aa sweet
tho Hawsa just cam resist hIm
BIT HE DOESN'T NEED oNE
SOW.
HIsIH.r Petersen has Kut nrw
snphauH 30 Trouble Do EHf q
aIfr now Caribou. So Republic.
An
A WORD Ff..iM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

- II - ~ cnEsTER

KEEPING AN Eye on CHESTER
Chester Gard has returned % his
homestead and purchased nrW
eaak stove i0 So Ia his 49, hanse.
aud We fHHm.ss be vii nut he con
tent auuI he eeta another pisee ~
furniture that Is competent 90 test
the cooking ruhliiies 90 the afarr
said stove Madras. ore Pioneer.
$50 old cen nrooilg tent expect
Il 20 live much longer
No there ianf much hpps 81 ha
living more than 4 week nf un.
Well the Esnsral failed 90 take
a. vantage ~ Al his oppartuu.ilsH
Hs should have spent mare tlmr on
the fire drill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

Near Gran3 relIir. sIieaia. uaonu-
ment has been erected 10 mark the
ap5t where Emperor william ALL
81 his Ga f8.th creature. a uhits
cock phas Berlin dispatch
Oh. sacred aolt. where Fr.asr.ck
fauEht
And Fafherlauf'a greet virt'ry
wrought.
II is thine stl1 thine. the honora
thine
The nHur has surpassed the Rh Ins
FaE here I'D BI1i great Kaiser bin.
it, nffy -thu1aau ith creature kill
Mark Wrfi TIRE spot wherran. where
OF o. tell;
'Tla halloved Fraund this stone this
stone shall tell
white phea ant from your hieRrt
home
What happy fate led You - rHam
To the spot the spot the very spot
Where Ulli aas waiting for a shot .
And shoot BE- di#. great Kaiser BILL
Who fifty thousand things dld klll
IL shot yoa full Of fame of fame
and lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

Society women Of Chicago talk ~
picking out some - the down town
streets for "A fashionable parade 70
Chicaeo haH enough police ta pro-
taet them. af course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

Buffalo Urs uIfr declares Ia her
divorce papers that he is tickle And
be haa such boaufifHl haiti too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

Mr.. staylate-Aftcr all. society is
a ducea bore. don't you know
Miss Weery iyawningl Yes. some
peoples society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

To Walt California some time Nov
IL tho best time. Why travel b.
water when our time IL Fhartcrz
The Southern Pacific company ap=
crates two daily trains BY pirtur=
nsque Shasta route Tickets. refer=
yAiionH and descriptive literature a.
Union Tiekst office. SOS Pint ave
uua 4 \ Elua. Gen Agent. '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

sulL the ear has no Tom Law
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
LONDON LOAN OFFICE

ANa second Az =
Next 20 Guys Drug Store.
Money 20 Loan on Watches. Dls.
mnudH and Jeweiry.
DO not buy a watch OF diareai
before you see our display h eur
window and our prleea. marked a
plain figures
Isaac Iurie. Prop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

stout Gent Say. boy; can Won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

90 to splnnlnEs for bicycle re-
uafra go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

Hoa would yoa IlEa 10 - . zIaHd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
JIU JITSU At N. Y. y.
Little Jap Surprises N. Y. U. Men
at Mid1ginter Games.

A large audience watched the annual midw1nter
gymnastic exhibition by the New-York University
at University Heights last night. The exhibition
Of jiu jitsu wrestling by Professor Higashi and his
assistant Kayama proved TO be the stellar at
traction of the evening. Unfortunately none Of
the college men would meet Higashi, as he said
that he could not promise that bones would
be broken" The Jap weighs only u5 pounds
but he has conquered several wrestlers or nearly
twice his weight. With the aid Of Kayama he
explained many tricks that can be used when at
tackled by a thug. His handling Of his assistant
was so strenuous that he was forced TO moderate
It after few minutes work The wrestling match
between r. Weber and W. Foresman was fast
and furious but neither man was able 70 get a
fall after ten minutes work
s. r. Miller, 05, gave the best performance OF tho
gynlnasts HIS work the horizontal bar ap-
preached intercollegiate form, and showed that
New-York University may figure In the champion
ships. G. w BarteImeZ 'O6 through a num-
ber of moves the parallels that caused him TO
be loudly applauded. Captain G K Hardy, %
the effects of nervousness. G. ?. Meade, O5, sur
prsed many by mis- skill with the clubs. He looks
TO be another possible point winner in the inter-
H G. Otis. of Princeton and W. G. Belcher,
Graduate. New-York University were the only
outsiders TO perform. Neither one was In good
form. The summary
Horizontal Bars R. Miller. 'o5; G. ". Barelnsz. 'oe
Side h0rso~E j. o'BTien ,os and J. L Bossrt. 'cs.
Wrestlng-fG Weber and w EoTesnosn' ~ 1,-,,.or
'O8; J. d Taylor. o6; W. C Beicher. Grad and r. T.
f4yins rings. c Ketehgm '9e; J. l. BOssrt. 'Oe;
Club swingng-G. P. Meade. Go -.
Tumbing-C. r. Hardy. 05; w. WILLIAMSON. OS. and
jiu Jitsu"PTofessor Higashi assistant
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
TRUE WING WINS AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco, Jan. 2o.-There was a heavy plunge
On Naorlta at Oakland to-day in the opening race
out True Wing won easily. Cousin Carrie was a
strong favorite in the third. Huiford however.
came fast In the stretch. and won by a length and
q half The summaries: ~
First race (six furlongs)-Trus Wing los GsIv) n
l. Won Morita, los Celp, to g. second; Lucrece 16s
SJGlesg 10 !, third Time 1:1S1k. Maid OF Fermoy
-NlKai Fousse cafe and Pearl Waters also ran.
Second race six and a half furlongs)-iady Kent 1o2
tIaFs), 70 TO- won; DR. Sherman loo C3onne-1 4 n
SeS9nti Sard Burns. III Q3elD. l. third Time
MCGOWAN also ran. - --1sN
Third race ave and half furiongs)--FIulford 10s
tJones) 70 !, Carrie 1Oz (ChsnderS ~
p second: Sir Preston io6 Davis, 10 l. third Time
arG also ran 3- SNANO
Fourth Cule)-Instrument Jog (Alairie) 10 n :,
Won: Hayen Run lo4 Davis even second: Inspector
munro lg1 (Sullivan), to l. third Time .4s1- Mr
fSrnoIn. bedner NigoEose Dr. sherman and Pencil Me
Ftth race (seye4 Eurongs)-FIatt I1O CJones) to g.
T1n; % 9ieada 100 tsuiven), 10 l, second Handy Bill
10 CDaly), 2 70 J. third Time, 1879 E,scobosa San
Jose. Macene. Glerdon and Lady Fashion also ran
sixth race Cmiie-Captain Forsee, 10 (3eiD 10 TO l.
won: Soufriere. 1o5 Cdiep, 6 g. second; Ink ii6
lAarte) 3 70 .. third. Time 146. Circus Tom Sfavn
Gladiator, Roweiia and Mnxtress also ran.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
CANADIANS THE VICTORS.
Montreal Il. Il. H. Defeats Ne70-
Yorkers, 4 to 3, at Hockey.

The Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
hockey team defeated all New-York team at
C1ermout Avenue Rink, in Brooklyn. last night by
the score of 4 70 g. The lineup of the local team
was not as strong as expected as several men who
had promised TO play sent word at the last minute
that they would not appear in the game, and In
order to hold the contest Manager Mosher had TO
pick his men from some OF the weaker clubs
The defence composed Of Ellison and Newoerry
OF the Hockey Club, and Smith. of the Brooklyn
Skating Club strong, but the forward line, in
cluding Russell OF the Hockey Club Henderson OF
the New-York Athletic Club. and Burns and Brown,
of the Brooklyns was weak. Russell and Hender-
son did some good work in the second half, but the
other two men were out OF their class The Ca
nadians did not play particularly brilliant game
probably saving themselves for the hard struggle
of tonight when they meet the Crescent Athletic
Club team at the same rink. Their score would
have been much larger only for the clever defence
pitted against them. which broke up all their at
tempts at combination.
New-York secured the puck on the call, but did
not retain it long, and Montreal made several hot
attacks on the local goal but Ellison got the rub
Der out of danger, Henderson carrying it down the
rink and making g good shot, although his EFFORT
was of no avail A few seconds later Russell had an
the goal when the puck was passed to him 6ut M
he made bad tumble. The Montreal men men tnea a
got in some good shots, Wnlch kept olnIln az az
Ellison busy. Russell and Henderson mace nice
run The length OF tne fak the iG5y 66 veil to stop
From this the Canadians carried the puck Gown
on pass from Coulson from back OF the net.
Russell repeated this a minute later on pass
from Sargent.
The New-York team opened the second per1oa OF OF
play in a much more aggressive fashion, ana kept
the Canucks on the defensive until Russell flnaIly
landed the puck in the net from scrlmmage. New
berry however a minute later made a goal foI
his opponents by knocking the rubber into the
cage after Ellison had blocked it. Henderson got
down the ice This was the best point OF me
struggle and was loudly applauded. The game was
delayed a couple of minutes by Burns receiving
bad crack in the face, and sooner was the puck
in play again than the same thing was repeated
He resumed play, however, after minutes rest
Russell put the Montreal team still furtner IN tns
lead Immediately afterward by fine lndlvldual
work and Henderson followed with another goa
for the local team.
The lineup and score:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
National Association of Automobile Manu-
facturerS Postpone Election.

TIE executive committee OF the National Asso-
citation of Automobile Manufacturers met yesterday
70 elect officers for 1865 a motion was made TO
re-elect the full list OF 1904 officers. President
Windsor T. White objected On the ground that he
did not wish to serve. After brief discussion. a
motion TO postpone the election and adjourn until
the March meeting was made and carried despite
the protests OF President White. BY this move
President White retained in office. as the old
board OF officials viii hold over until new execu-
tives are elected.
The factory superintendents and engineers Of
the manufacturers, who members OF the Asso-
ciation Of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
have effected permanent organization under the
name OF the Mechanical Branch Of the a /. a NJ.
Ing which was attended by eighteen represe nta-
the meeting order. A committee scope and
plan appointed. and a committee of four was
named 70 prepare papers be read and discussed
al the meeting next month. The subject for dis
c17sslOn at the next meeting Will be ''IEuItion,
and At the meeting each month soule particular
subject will be treated In carefully prepared
articles by experts. These articles viii be dis
cUssed the meeting. and afterward the whole
proceedings will be printed and copies sent to
each member.
The temporary chairman OF the organization
elected Charles Clifton, and Carl Alaquist
chief engineer Of the WoTttington Automobile
Company, elected secretary. These The
only officers OF the organization.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
eAYsIDE YACHT CLUB OFFICERS.

The Bayside Yacht Club OF Bayside. Long Island
the youngest and lvelest yachting organization at
the western end OF the Sound held its annual meet
ing and election Of officers at the Hotel Astor in
this city, on Friday night. Later on the members
and tnc!r guests. $50 strong held their annual ban
qUet in the yacht room Of the hotel where Com
modore C. Waldo Smith told about the clubs pros
perity; Thomas Fleming Day. the Editor of THE
Rudder," talked about salt Water" and Raw
Brown discussed his cruise up Salt Creek Toast
master William II. Johns. in his speech stated
that in less than year the club had grown from
70 70 154 members, and had erected a $1,000 club
house on the shores OF Little Neck Bay. 1t was
also announced that the club would have a new
one-design class OF ls-foot open knockabuu+s for
next seasons racing from Tom Clapham's design
These boats will be = feet over all have 6 feet
beam and viii carry aS5 square feet OF sail. They
will represent the club in the races of the Long
Island Sound Association. and five boats have al
ready been ordered.
The following officers were elected for the ensii-
ing year: Commodore. c. Waldo Smith, vice-corn-
rnodore. g. Rowland Leavitt: rear commodore w
" Cole; treasurer. Hugh l. Weber: secretary,
William T. Johns; measurer. George H. Petit;
zlembers Of the board Of governors II serve for
three years, Robert 3. Curr1e and Elmer c. Story.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
CLOSE FINISHES AT ASCOT.

Los Angeles. Jan. 2O-Bg fields and several close
finishes were the features of the racing at Ascot
to-day. The finish between Lady Kispar, Lady
Mirthful and MacF1eclnoe was so close that hardly
any two spectators agreed to the order of finish
After celebrating for several minutes, the Judges
placed them as named Neither had more than a
nose advantage over the next horse Two fayorites
won. Weather cloudy; track fast The summary:
First race (me)sardtu de Paris. Sc CAIiner 8 to l.
won; treesas, 30 lPerrine) to second; Sincado.
GGrvce. Flora Bright. Erne. DR.. Tom, Bessie We9y
Miss Powell May Holiday. Church Light Golden
HeGdstrong also
Second 0sree and a half furlongs)-Father Catch
20 QdcDanieD l. Expressing, 100 CMo-ar
ityJ, 10 l. SECOND; Cash Box ll5 tDuganl, II 10 D.
third Time. GAIA. Rain Cloud Sunfre, Betty Pen
zance, -Annis snd PlaceDa also
Third (Sauson Course)-Aunt Polly, 1l2 (Otis) 8
70 z. won; Aamanzor 116 (Treubep, II 70 I. secoud
Ben Eric Lem Reed Enervescence, Bill Young. Linda
Rose. Sir Christopher. Rose Flo Nanon, Revel and
Limb OF the Law also
Fourth mile -McGrathiana Prince, 102 CDu5an).
even. won; bod Anderson 1O2 GyncfO. 4 l, second
Evea G.. lO1 ent. 10 to !, third Time. 1:41. StTag
gler. Bandillo and HuapaIa also
Fifth Brooks Course)-Inv1ctus 20 Perrine). 8
70 Position, 11O Dugan) to second Iras "a
l~eED. 20 !, third. Time, Frangible, Helgesen,
sixth tSauson Course)-Lady Kispar. oS (Aic-
Comas) l, won; Lady Mirthfu 100 F1tzpatrcI0.
10 / second: MacF1ecknoe ia (7ulerl l. third
Time III. Evermore. Rceful. Estado. Estreilada,
Pnoa Lou Merrill Kitty Roark, McJetta, suave. Meta
ctla and Ericula also
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
TRACK DEEP AND STICKY.
OHagen Discharged-Snyder Does
Not Understand Criticism.
rsr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

New-orieans. Jan 2o-with weather unfavor-
able TO drying out conditions, the Fair Grounds
track WIS deep and sticky, and only horses that
Eancied that kind Of going could be depended on
as betting propositions. Secretary J. W. Russ
wurIn OF the Cumberland track. at Nashville. will
remain hero for the rest OF the season. Jockey
Philips was taken off OF all his mounts. his
ankle bothered him again.
DT. Rexford announced that he had discharged
oHagen and the old campaigner will probably
oe on the shelf for the remainder OF the season.
Dominick was Ill through reducing, and un-
aoie TO ride w. H Snyder. who disciplined
Yesterday for the in-and-out running of his colt
Lrapper, does not appear to understand why the
ste"aros should interfere with his system of train
tIs ms own horses II has been Snyder's system
70 point MS colt for stakes and run him for ex-
e1clse In the overnight races. Having recently
Laouated from tho trotttng horse business Snyder
Ihousht this was legitimate. The summaries:
Elrst race Give furiongs)-Miss Gomez (Aubuchon).
% = Won Flying Charcoal I0l CIV. Hennessy).
EESh peceiyer Toro. Melta, Diaphanus Blue Blaze.
also ran. -- +N-A A'' -
second race sx fu-longsl-rLeutenant Rice no e. Nc
anSyre}' . to 2 won; Jake Sanders CNcoD. 3.
onealcs, 1o5 q. Martini to third. Time,
0sl1ps Dixie Lad, Yorkshire, Lockout, Ricordo
anq J. g Drought also ran.
dgra race zone and ons-si1teenth rnilesl-Knovedge
100 (Lavfngston) 70 !. won Rachel Ward i0I (ico
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
LIGHTNING ON THE ICE,
Drub Pats Up for Night Before
Last Contestant Gets In.
Inr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

Red Bank y. J., Jan. 2O.-Some great sailing was
done to-day by the fee yacht Drub built this winter
by Charles Burd and Edward Willis. She easily
defeated large feet OF racers OF the North Shres-
hurry River Club In a point contest. and when the
last boats finished the Drub had been put up for the
night with her runners stored and sails housed.
The race proved that the yacht Is a marvel in
conditions like those Of to-day. What she VIII do
in a hard blow is yet TO be seen. but her admirers
declare that the boat win perform well in any kind
OF breeze. The starters in the race were the
Drub, George. Northwest. Tyro. Edna NJ, Ataanta.
Mistral and Daisy The George was the first yacht
over the line on the first lap. closely pursued by
the Drub On the first leg of the succeeding lap
the Drub worked to wlndward OF Captain Irwln 5
Yacht and turned Guon's Cove stake ahead of her.
IL was all then so far as the winner was
concerned The Drub constantly opened the gap
and crossed the line a winner, with the George
minutes and 20 seconds behind her. The Two lead
ing yachts sailed much faster than the others
that they Tapped them before half the race was
sailed and the division was Tapped twice by
them The Daisy which the third yacht 10
cross the line was fifteen minutes behind the Drub.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Southeast corner Of Jackson-ave and 15Sth-st. two
six story brick tenement houses s5xeOx4oxs7 feet;
Max Ratz and Ludwig Polacek. owners; John
Hauser. architect 100000.
Teller-ave north of 1SSth-st. two story and attic
frame dwelling house peak slate roof 21x5O feet:
c. II. and E A Thornton. owners; Moore q Land
Sledel, architects: $500.
frame dwelling houses. 19x54 feet each; c II. ana
E. A Thornton. owners; Moore & Landsiedei,
architects; $l5.00O.
Clay-ave north side OF 169th-st-, two story frame
dwelling house 20x50 feet; c. H. and Z. A Thorn
ton. owners; Moore & LandsiedeI architects 0O0.
Clay-ave.. north of 1fth-st-, three two story
frame dwelling houses I9X42 each; c. II. and r.
\. Thornton, owners; Moore & Landsiedel. archi-
tects; $1,000