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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04
Captured. hoIs forts

TOXIC, Jan. Following 1. the
dramatic capture of Sungshu mount
ain Saturday, the Japenese charged a
recently constructed fort on Panlung
mountain, which gives them possession
of the entire line between Rihlung
mountain and 'H"' fort, by way of
Panlung mountain. simultaneously
the exreme right pressing south along
Pigeon Bay, captured the heights
south. of Housanyentoa.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04
His fWt y.Tt frozen.

Jack McGree, while walking from
Weiser to Mineral, last Thursday, got
lost in the fog and before being
found had both of his feet badly
frozen. Mr.. McGree was brought
into Huntington from Mineral, Fri
day night where he was put aboard
the train for Weiser, and returned
home.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04

Whlle geiulnlng from ieFpl VIZ
ooghelfl Rp tWW'H lAeeNe' Fe
iagose lem hll Hneop spe i'Nea
hls hoay nllh ine neol broker Npl
lopna oi ple'no0l plll
Nl ~ p'pf p 4p' s'NF
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04
The estimate is as follows:

The estimate is as follows:
Gold, fine ounces, "a, 4e1. 80 value
81, s45, s2s. 0s.
Silver, ounces, 8, 2S4, $50. IL; coin
age value $40, 55s, 1880.
Lead, pounds, 226, 2sl, 1888; value
80, 729, 425. Sc.
Copper, pounds, 5,422, oo7; value
s7o4, s6o.91.
Total value Of output s22, S3s, :
299.35.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04
(al d lAaNLS

W. desire ~ ekpless Qpf heelifeli
ihanlg Az ell epl Dlelap fol ihe pyW
psthg nna R1sisienee HhoRp apo fol
lhe hoaalliW nWN Qgernpg loni aw
NV iho slelpes1 ana aeaih N aQp hne
WQiheF pllllle a fenm
al hhp ~ A ~ SphfH AHl
fANllAl
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04

From the number of inquiries re-
eeiysd relative 70 the "eoel shed"
Which bias been constructed op the
roof " tAe Fgller building ve, ths
upqegslgnee feel u . moral duty 70
geliege fhe ptgaip ny espipipipsi
ibreuRb tbe public pgew,s ihei selq
mysterious eiTneiple q aegh feqm
vhege A. A, plter aeYelopg blp blue
pglnif signed
D. bllAAif
~ Al pYhR ~ y
'ss .p'l
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04

4'1'' Alpe ipepeelQg Rohegi nell
N'pAFea = conservative plmalg
4 wy m'0efal Qplppi NJ laho lm
~ " l'N 1904 Nf pell'p lpugl.
y, '"'a npop aele feeolfea nm lhp
'H's Companies epa e0 lAalmo
F''''f ''4'e ~ p0Hlhle
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04

y lAeAee , Wlneieg ~ ~ p0Qp
hQpf phep poggper eleei leQalng
Hf pooalpf lfoplopagi 40YNpel
h|flYef Rpa 500 Nhallppp lilaa,
p''gplea llep y eelHege el ~ ieVp
NJ N'''e eO''Np'p fallNpi NNp
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04
Thunder Nan Dad.

Kinney Madison, mill man from
the Sunnyside mine in Thunder
Mountain, suddenly died at Boise
Friday last. He had just came out
from Thunder.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-01-04

them passed to patent when he knew
them to be illegal and not according
to the requirements of the law.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
.HOMBRES De
RIO GRANDE.
LIGERAs sEMBLANzAS
FELIPE RIVERA CORREA.

Diciembre IA A pesar de su eniuta
constitution ffsica es mas que IN hOmbge;
es todo un prestigio en- esta Jurisdiction.
No obstanta su humildad, su modesto
contingente, SD caracter POGO communicative
4 causa, sin duda, de su torpidez auditiva;
es considerable y respetado por sus conve-
cinos.
llene slnpatias entire todos los elemen-
tos sociales de esta comarca, afecto CON
quistado por sus antecedentes como parti-
cular y como ciudadano de acci6n en- todo
aquello que concierne al bienestar meio-
ramiento do esta querida Borinquen.
Sc le qpiere sin lisonja, por mas que
contada vez lleve ana peseta en- su bolsi-
llo; carino ganado con su proceder recto y
generosos impulses.
No es tarnpoco atn bruia incQndescente.
posee una fnca CAFETERIA, aunque gravada
porque reveses de la fortuna q clio le han
precisado; mas, 5ado 10 que ha trabaiado
en- el comercio Y en- la agriculture, bien
pudiera ser un capitalista 81 hubiera pro
cedido como otros, & trueque de manchar
su reputation honrada.
Desempeha en la actualidad el espinoso
cargo de Juez de Paz, u con su cordura,
discretion " buen criterio, auna fdciImente
sus deberes judiciales con las J9GqNezGs del
Pr6jtmo, imponiendo penas despu6s de
nadura refexi6n, con arreglo 4 Ia magni-
tud de las faltas y la condici6n morale &
intellectual del acusado tratando de que Ia
ley tienda ser moralizadora correction y
no ttrdnico poder. 1
De legftima Influenza entire las masas
populares, sin ser popuJachero disociador,
su contingente polftico en- unas elecciones
es de valfa suma, sin que, teniendo m@ri-
tosy capacidad para clio, haya solicitado
hi aspirado d elevados puestos: el cargo
que hoy ejerce, 4 satisfaction general, solo
10 ha aceptado despu@s de reiteradas instan-
cias dc amigos fntimos, per servir 4 los in
tereses sociales de este pueblo. +.
Vale como hombre, y como digno ciu-
dadano de Puerto Rico,
Tiene, no obstante, como todo humane
ser, su foco:le gusta la brisco, al cura,
su contrincante, le hace pasar algunos sol
foconeg, pues le adivina los trim4tos, sobre
todos eg mayor de oro8.-CALIPSO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
M0 PAREGLDn.
IaIIneIa Que Sc fraetHro una nieraa.

a las q. %. de hoy, afirmabase en- "a
ciudad, que un nifio, perteneciente una
de las familias que habitaban en- las casas
incendiadas anoche en- Puerta de TERRA,
no habia apaTeeido.
Sup6nese que Ell Ia confusion desapare-
ciese, ignorandose de cierto Ia suerte que
haya eoTrido.
llno de Los marineros destacados en- el
Arsenal, que hubo de distinguirse por la
actiVidad y arrojo que desplegara eli Ia
extinction del siniestro, hallandose en- el te-
cho5d una casa en- trabaios de saIyamento,
resbal6, cayendo terra fracturandose
una pierna.
Ei iamenso pdblico que presenciaba el
fuego, alababa al denodado marino.
Todo el mundo lamentabase del gran
deseuido eyideneiado con Ia absolute ca
rencia de bocas de incendio que hubiesen
aminorado Ia impoltancia del repetido ST
niestro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
NOtiCias de AreCibO.
Subasta. COmida extraOrdinaria. Sc
suprimio Fla misa del gallo.
1tras nOtiCias.
I (De maestro corre8ponsal.

Diciembre 24.-En esta semana tendra
lngar en- la ACADIA la subasta para la
construction de una carnicerfa el % de
Enero Ia subasta para las instaIaciones y
demas tlabaios de plomerfa en- la casa
consistorial. ...... =.
-Manana dia de Navidad ell superin-
tendente de este hospital dara una comida
extraordinaria a los asilados y 10 mismo
hara ell dia de afio-nuevo.
-Continda la animation para el bale
que dara el Casino la vfspera de afio-
nuevo a fin de esperar Ell 1905 bailando a
los acordes de la selecta orquesta de eco
cola" T.. ...
Ell vierne es fueron satisfechos por esta
alcaldfa los haberes de los empleados CO.
rrespondientes al mes actual de Diciem-
bre. .~- r.
--Esta noche dard retreta en- nuestra
plaza Ia banda escolar con un selecto pro-
grama.
Ell acreditado fot6grafo senior Ortiz
hace una magnffca exhiDici6n de retratos
al cray6n con vistosos marcos, en- su gale
ria, admitiendo encargos q precios mo
dicos. .,
Han llegado a esta ciudad los distin-
guidos esposos Lago de regreso de su viaje
al Canada. Damosles la bienvenida.
-Se ha suprimido este afio la clasica
misa del gallo fin de evitar ciertas ire
verencias en- el temple. -.
Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad los Sc
fiores doctor Antonio Lopez y Lcdo. Do
mingo Martinez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
CARTAS DETENIDAS.

En- la administration de correos de esta
ciudad Sc encuentran detenidas las siguien.
tes cartas:
Ney, J. w. Peters, A. F. Quinones,
Mari. Rodriguez, Fernando L. Rodriguez,
Valentin. Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez,
Juan. Rodriguez, Francisco. Rodriguez,
Isabel Rivera, Juan. Rivera, Augustine,
Ramos, Dionisio. Suarez, Luis Garcia.
Scott, N. r. Scott, N r. Scott, n. R. So
to, Cerapio Soto, Jose. San Juan News
Sanchez Silberio. Torres, Clemente To.
rres, Casilda. Terradas, Enrique. Taylor,
Kate N. Torres, Ramos. Valero, Dolores,
Vazquez, Salvador Bujfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
Una epidemic en- Ia Manchuria.

New York, Diciembre 25, 1.30 p. m.
Centenar4s de e5vfctimas causa la epide-
mia desarTollada en- las tropas rusas que
quedan en- u Manehurfa y que se1 cree sea
el c6lera
El estado de indisciplina do aquellos
soldados es grande cada da Sc realizan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
Una seiora en- inminente Pc
ligrO de perder Ia vida.
Alarmantes sIntonas De enVensnanleltO.

Aver una senora que yive en- una casa
de la calle de San Agustin, Puerta de
TieTa, parece que estaba medicinandose y
que pocos momentos despu6s de tomar una
dosis de la medicina, bebi6 licor Sc le
produjo una intoxicaci6n que lie puso en-
peligro su vida, pues Sc presentqron en- Ell
cuerpo manchas moradas y alarmantes sin
tomas de envenenamiento.
Sc informa que dicha sehora esta en- es-
tado grayido y gracias los prontos auxi-
lios del Dr. Avil6s pude contar hoy Ell SUI
ceso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
SustituCiOn de fuerzas.

New York, Diciembre 25, 1.30 .. M.
La guardia. rusa que presta serYicio GER
ca de- Ia familia imperial rusa LII sido se-
leccionada u han entrado & formar parte
de ella cuatro regimientos de infanterfa
ligera compuesta en- su mayorfa de cosa-
cos pasados 4 la segunda reserva.
La descontianza del emperador hacia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
Los rebeIdes Sc organizan.

pas cuyo principal n6eleo esta tornado
por desertores del ejeroito Los parques
de Moscow otras poblaciones en- que los
amotinados han Vencido 4 las tropas adic-
tas al gobierno han dado abuudante CON
tingente de armamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25

New York, Diciembre 25, 1.3O| .. m.
Cuerpos de ejercitos mandados por al
gunos militares rusos desafectos al empe-
rador, sc estan fernando en- la Finlandia,
y proyincias rusas del centric. Miles de
CAMP slnos engrosan las flas de esas tro-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25

todo el que le rodea, es cada yez mayor Y
estd siempre armadqg con yeinte guardias
que no Sc separan un momento de su Gus
todia.
Cuatro batallones de artillerfa rodada Y
ocho sotnias de cosacos han reforzado Ia
guardia del palacio de Tsar- Ko6- 6-Selo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25

"a cantidad de turr6n yendida por
Ia tienda de .'El Cataldn, San Jose
AZ, en- el dfa de aver, es tan grande que
ha dejado casi en- tablas los aparadores.
Angelet Hmnos. son los grandes benefac-
torres de los amantes del turr6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
VI sta DEL GOBERNADOR.

Esta mafiana ha visitado q los barcos de
guerra surtos en- este puerto, Ell gobernador
INFERNO Mr.. Regis H. Post, que fue salu-
dado con trece cafonazos en- eada uno de
los cinco que Yisit6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25

& VINO De sTElRNS. IN elsO TiPIeO

Aun estOs dias civilization fsco
pae mporante de la eucaci6n de muer
marcha tOdava Ia ucha gran moradad
Afortunadamente
Hgado de Bacaao feugnoso medcameno efcaz
decos0 E nvaido mas d6 aburdo puede
digiere asrnila gandsma facidad Esta
grande ventaja aeeite gado bacaao
nalseabundo indigesto. -
He aquf tipico;
e
me uephara ell
Acete
ela
e1
roqueV
RepetuOarnene de vds E. c0RNWELLe( (Senonu).
Para aneia incpnte bronauiales
puonares las intermediates debanes cases
de Steans e eedO exceenc tedo enrquee
pqca
E Vino de earns de Acee Hgado
teas oeosa reamente eA eeentos
del acee de acaao dsuetos eso al ha
aggado Peonao de Hero aenar propedad t6ncas
Pdase Botlcas
FREDERICK STEARNS CIA.
Fabrcantes QuimcOs y Farrisceutlcos
All DETROIT. NaIotI.. e. ~. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25

numerosos fusilamientos para eYitar la
desbandada que Sc nota en- algunos cuer-
pos, preferentemente en- la infanterfa de
las Teservas.
Oeho mil desertores calcdlanse en- Ia Ill.
TINA semana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
VENECIA A FRANCO QUERINI
InfOrtunadO GOmpaherO del Duque
de los AbruzOS.

Recientemente, Ell 20 de Noviembre, Sc
inaugur6 en- Venecia el monumento 4 la
memoria de francesca Querini, el infor-
tunado heroe de la expedition polar con
Ell Duque de los Abruzos.
Ell monumento esta emplazado en- ell
Jardfn P6blico. Ell grupo es de marmol
sobre un pedestal de piedra d Istria.
La estatua, ejecutada por. el joven es,
cultor veneciano Achile Tamburlini, es
una verdadera obra de arte.
Ell Duque de los Abruzos ha contribui-
do la eiecuci6n del monumento con diez
mil liras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25

rODaS a Catalina

NeW 1o Dcembe 20 l50 defnihya aquela
lonsgo
Madrid en-
masm
luna ord de ma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25

En- esta imprenta se vende papel de Pc
ridico vieio 8 $500 quintal'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25

lCudl es ell ron superior
que bebe ell emperador
10 nismo que ell indigente?. ...,.,
Ell Ron ''LIave,'- Ell excelente
ron, que da fuerza y vigor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25
THE PECK STEAMSHIP Co.
e Vsp0I ''JULIA LUCK(NBACK,"

saldra del puerto de San para e d 8 de- los
rrlentes admliendo earga para los Fstados-Unidos.
ara infones dirigrse les sres Sue. L. Yiamf Co.
MARINA, S4NJUAN, p, r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-25

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
ri6dioo viejo a $500 quintaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

NEW YORK "a. H., I: PHILADELPHIA a. LIS.
Excitement at American League Park
inungs. Pitching that made the bstters
OF both teams helpless made seven innings
Of the game tame. but the last two innings
steriilty Of action the ''i iasi two overflow cd
OF the eighth inning. and then the New Yorks
who never TAIL 70 battle 70 finish. won,
aided and a6etted by home run by Conroy
Keller won Tuesdays game with q home
run In the ninth, Conroy followed suit yester-
day, Although CoAklcy did not pitch as
prior 20 that, il was nevertheless rough on
him % loose. His work for seven innings
was the acme 69 s, Of tricky tossing One hit
In the e ghth and ninth and his control
became poor but three OF New Yorks four
runs we're due 70 errors, one, Hartsel's mum.
The pitching situation was rather peculiar.
Chesbro was invinclble for seven innings
In the eighth he gave a base on balls. which
was followed by two singles. Then Grifith
benehed hun and put In Powell. Powell
pitcher in the ninth. and he went throug h
the inning IN fine style, meeting a trying
occasion with GOODNESS and skin. Grifith
into bat for Powell was a shrewd move.
Keller hit sefely 20 left in the fourth inning,
and came in when Hsrtsel dropped Ander-
sons ny. The reason Hartsel dropped the
ny was because big SeybOld crashed into
him. There was lull until the eighth inning,
when Murphy, the frat man up, walked
Knight SINGLED. and on a foolish throw TO
second by Klelnow. Murphy went 20 third:
Powers's single scored Murphy Powell
balls and struck out Hoffman, Davis singled
hard TO center, and knight and Powers scored.
For New York 10 the eighth klein hit
safely. Fultz worked Coakley for four balls.
and Dougherty hunted. He was really safe.
but Connolly SAID out-a palpably poor de-
cision' Powers got il into his head that he
could catch Fultz mapping at second. He
tried H. His throw was gTotesduely bad,
and Kleinow and Fultz raced home. the crowd
yelling with JOY.
Conroyis home run in the ninth was a luscl-
Gus drive 20 right The ball rolled TO the
fence and was relayed IN to Murphy, who
had to make a hurried throw. The ball went
low TO Powers and Conroy rushed into the
safety zone, The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
Raninr nnltimore.

BLtTnSoEH. April 7s-To day proved 70 be a bad
ont for The favorites a. Pimlico, not single
ant choice winning
Ftrvt Race-Four and . hAif furionEs-Sids
WV % Chandler, Is 20 ]. won; DarbeTloot. .,
CAfieO 70 1, second Judge White. % (Hende Tson),
10 I, third. Tine, 0b7. Tickle, Peter Becker, Am
bltlo1s and Away also ran
S.cond Raoo-One mile-FaTbury, 100 (AoDeT.
rnbtt1, - 70 4. won; Little Woods, 100 (O'Brenl,
4 70 1. second: WoodahAde ioi Hendersobl. 4 70
l.. third. 1lme, ft7h. Pondness, Futn Scheh,
W1nohestsr. Silver Foam and Tootsey Mack also
5fhird RAoe-SE furionFS-RArmsr Hesiy, 100
fWeahl. 70 !, won; Madam Stan, i0i (BArnetU,
- 10 A. second: N1rmion, i0e (OBrenl, 70 s, third.
Tine, 1915. Nsvsboy, nectrcss' Alps and Camden
YouFth oe-Stsspleohsse: seulnT: about two
rnflos--JVdge Fulton. 10 Houn ham, 70 1, won
RolinF Pin. - utodenckl, 70 1, second: Illicit,
ia rWlniamsl 10 70 I. third. Tine, Ettk. Hsber
also ran. CfoLton fen.
mn RAoe-one mile and asiItssnth-Red Light,
Is lFiendeDonl, 70 2. won ArIAhgoWon, i0i Wash
: % 1, third. Tint, i:tp5 PAnique and estAb.
~ saSth RSse-Fve furiongs-Sea Gate, i07 CAnesl
% toi Won: Esooblr. iis CbAnCmAu) Q 70 !, second
cen seward. i0T walsh, . 70 1, third. Tine,
i,o5l1 Shimner, Elegant, Pat pupphY Hare
BsEsI and Pride Of Galore also ran cih9uevaln was
left AZ the post.
SsVenth Race-Fiye furiongt Hyperion. gl
CHsDeTmotp, 4 y 1, won; umehek, 100 (Honmen)
4 10 1. second: Won Rosen, 40 DAngmAR 70
third. line. is0a, Ittle Fraud, Twsier, Charley
Moore Reliance. BelknAp and Midnight ohmes slso
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

DROoKLYS, 3; NEW YORK, ?.
BROOKLYN has not had as much fun IN Ion q
titoe a. h had Yesterday at WAshin gton Park,
when he rehabilitated ball team conquered
Mc(iTaW's oonduerinR horde. The hrst round
Of the interborouEh dispute was clearly in
favor of brooklyn The game had hurri-
cane finish. and the BTooklyns were the
stronger fnishers Hanlou's young men fought
Nc(iTgW's vet Grams tooth and nail and show ed
them a thing or two about closing iast ~ the
final strides. Mcintyre. late OF the southern
League. held his own with hcGinnity ana q
little more. His support was as stanch
as the Rock Of Gibraltar. while the champions
The hits we're scattering. and not a run
was scored until the seventh inning Johnny
Dobbs dstin guished himself by a great
running catch OF McGinnity's ay IN the NTH
inning base on balls paved the way tor
the FIRST run, McGinnity gave snd BsPR
reached third. MCINTYRE VS. thrown out
Lumley hit hard 20 Dahlen, Who madeM low
throw 10 first, and Babb scored. httef, TO .
tried TO come In on the play. but was nippeu
at the plate. - -,
In the ninth inning strang put the ball
over the right field fence and trotted AROUND
the bases amid an ear-eplltting DIN. bTes-
nahan sin led Mertes and DAhlen we're quick
outs. and Devlin doubled, scoring BresnAhan
The Brookyns we're not disInqyed shiyer
ambled to first base on four balls He wasp {
there A minute before Mcintyre touched
on a screaming double 10 left, bringing him
10. Sheckard died at hrst Lumley pasted
a sharp single to right and Mcintyre scored
The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

II you want 70 buy q second hand Automobile,
get our price: floors jGmmed With b0rEAlns
TINES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE CO..
Ioa West 4eth st.. two doors east OF Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27
Inter,cholasiic Protests Decided.

At the interscholastic indoor championship
held at the Eighth Regiment Armory on
April several protests we're made 10 Referee
! Z. sullivan which he has since Investigated
and found 70 be without cause. Mr.. Wright
on be witt Clinton high school objected 20
on the ground OF over age, but evidence hAg
been produced that he was Junior and
eligible TO compete.
j. W. MAYHEM and r. l.. Cooley Of Worcester
Academy were protested by Mr.. Price OF
Poly Prep and Mr.. Whitehead OF St. Paul q
School Birth certificates Of the boys have
been furnished by d. W. AbeTcrOmbie, pTin-
cipA Of the Worcester Academy, showing
that they were under the age limit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-27

The NJ. G. A. round OF open tournaments
OF lakewood, with a field OF about 100 In the
thirty-six hole qualification round The
team contest in this round will have an entry
from Princeton-R einhaTt, ELEPHANT, " est
and Clark-and also from the Garden City,
Nassau, Westohester, Fox Hills, Philadelphia
Country, Atlantic City and the Baltusrol
clubs. Walter J. Travis and FindlSy Dou Rlas
are again entered
Leighton CAlkins WIN be at the tournament
with a copy Of the Nj. q. A. handicap, 70 get
some hnel ideas before sending II to the
printer The list Will be ready by May a.
The COMMITTEES has handicapped 500 players
nearly, 200 more than last season.
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TO-DAYS CARD FOR JAMAICA.
Columbus selling stakes and a Handicap
the Features

A fair card is offered for Jamaica to-day.
With the Columbus Selling stakes. for three
year-olds. six furlongs. a feature. and OF the
small field named Czaraphine and Butcher
are possible factors. Two-year-olds will pro-
,ide the IA % race, at four and half nrlouEs
with Bantam. High Brush, Gold Coin aud
tthel HHynlHn possibilities.
The second race l. handicap, for three
year-olds and over, five and hall furlongs,
New York, Old England, Monet, loscan and
irene Lindsey being entitled to ConsideTa-
ion. Three-yeaT- olds Will run in the third
event ak furlongs with Haudzarra prob
able faVoTfte over Bohemia and Belle Strome
I'm the nth event. az mile and seventy yhrds
King Pepper, Arsenal, Prouta and OTly ~
nave chances, while In the last event for
maiden two-ycaT-olds, four and half fur
ionFs, there ere several good youngsters
who have never started The entries follows
First Raec-For two -year -ods; ssllinG; four and
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Totals. pziiiz Totals -
'W1itse hit by bAtted ball.
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TURF.
LACROSSE.
Columbia Twelve Defeats CITY College
Team by SCORE Of - Goals TO o.

The Columbia lacrosse team had an easy
time beating the twelve from the City Col
leFe OF New York yesterday at Bay Ridge
by A score of IL goals 20 o. The City College
men were at no time formidable and were
rarely within scortnR distance. Saqui handled
iii their tries for goal in easy style. Capt.
Van Buren f. Stewart and Adams OF the
Columbia attack did excellent work, as also
dTst half Columbia scored nine times, Z.
ste wart McKinlay and Hoynee getting most
~ die TALES In the second hall the Column
bis maEe-up was changed. and 90 many shifts
were made that Il was new team that faced
the City College. The Light Hue land White
scored Eve more goals In this period. The
match was clearly played and there we're no
dlsuualincatons.