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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24
RAuNG Ar NEW ORLEANS.
Form at T. Discount and Every FaNorite
Is Beaten.

Nr,v ORLEANS Jan 23--Form was NJ
discount at tho FAIR Grounds this afternoon
Not one Of the SIX choices managed TO hhlsh
auonp the first three The change of the
track conditions and also the withdrawn
Of tho majority OF the contcnders made the
racing look like an open hook. that Ia, so Tar
as iavorites were concerned
In the first race Moorish Damscl. hlly
owned by capt 5. S Brown, broke her leg
when she looked to have an excellent chance
to win Fortunately Mcintyre pulled her
up in time or hs would have been seriously
injured
The Eastern contingent attempted 20 pull
on killing in the third with Merry ACROBAT
Any price was considered O good one against
tho thinner horse and be was played down
70 even money. " snnthrope was the pace
maker. but she turned II up at the head OF
the stretch and Death. who had been laying
within hailing dist ance. came on and won
in a gallop.
Tho days feature was the fourth race at q
mile All Of tho wise bettors figured that
Forrnaster would win and played him down
from 10 TO to sevens That the wiseacres
were correct goes without saying, as For
master won in sallop. -. ..-,.. 49,.
beaten speculation was heavy and tho at
tendance large
First Raee-SI tlrong,-;Aniirnonyo. 81 niy:
T nesSyi Is 10 i. second Bishop Poole, .. CAV,
buchonl 10 to /. third. Time il4A Norwood
Ohio Bellndlan. Kts. AlcantaIa, SLOW POKE.
Moorish natnscI, HAlbert and fozhunting also
ran. - So,
second Racc-SiK furlongsJTor "a ", Hen.
nessyl is to l. won: Signal H.. l02 ct DEAN, 10
TO L. second. ONhvh, OF UlvinEston). TO !. third
Time us Axiom. Evelyn Klnscy, Lee snow,
Jelcn, Flying Charcoal. Stalker. Yellow Hammer
Third paceSoIe mlle-Death. Io7 u. Martini.
to /. Misanthrope, 100 tNicoD. 70 J.
second Merry Acrobat. 10 tschlllingl. even THIRD
Time. Is6 Royal Pirate. Milad Love. Huokle-
berry Finn. MASco. John H.. Minotsur Bank street
ana Decoration also ran. -. a.,
Fourth Race-One mile-Formasicr. no tAu-
huchoni 10 1, won Red Haven. III tNlcoD. II 70
B. second. Ahoa. l02 III. Philips. to I. third
Time i.is Carnival and Bradley also ran.
Fifih Nacc-One mile ana siIiecnih-Mlss
BETTY ~ tSchilling). to l. won. Sarah Maxim, VI
ii Hrnncssyl. to 1. second Lady fnnsh, % Ollo
Roucm. to l. thrd Time. i.aS. Cahicrell ST.
Sever Noweta and Montebank also ran.
sixth Rsce-one mile -EIelamation, 100 n
phulpsj ) to >, won: DAlcsman. i01 tNlooD. 20 .,
second Arachuc. i02 tMcCarertyl to /. third.
Time. 1929. New Amsterdam. Mrs. FRANK
Foster Frank Rice. Earley'S Dream, onyx Id,
KeoUh and RAbunta also ran
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ICE YACHTING.
Drub Defeats the George by seven seconds
In Nip pad Tuck Race.

Rrp BANB. Jan. 3 In a fresh northwest
breeze seven racers OF the North Shrewsbury
River Ice Yacht Club sailed to-day for special
prizes and the Grant pennaut The starters
were the Drub Georgie. Daisy. Northwest,
Atlanta. TWO and Wizard The race over
the clubs triangular course was one of the
most interesting OF the season Il was a hot
contest for 0rst place between the Willis Burd
yacht Drub and Charles r Twins George
The Drub got away first and increased her
lead 10 the first stake. Then tie George
cravled up on the leader. but on the next
leg the Drub again wideued the gap. The
hackers OF the two yachts we're on the anxious
seat during tho entire race and the Drub
won from the George with only seven sec
ouds 10 spare. her time being 80 minutes
e seconds Edward AS.T'- Daisy was third.
40 seconds behind the George
IoSG BgANcH. Jan. ~ Capt Elwyn
Green's Eagle won the FIRST race. sailed by
the Shrewsbury Ice Yacht and Boat Club.
fifteen mue triangular course VhS used and
four Yachts started. They we're the Eagle,
Swcctheurt tlarel and Leroy The Clarel
carried away her mast soon after staTtin z
and withdrew Tho EaVle and Sweetheart had
lrHn and tuck race TO the finish, seconds sep
.rltiug fdeW Ms they rounded tho different
-r.ic- The Sweet heart rounded the home
Tho Eagles corrected time WAS IS minutes
4 50 seconds The Swcctheart's corrected
time was 80 minutes seconds The Leroy
Wis third In 3G minutes 90 seconds. In the
second rlca tl!c wind died away and the
yachts dad not finish In tho time limit
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billiards.
LowenberE Easily Beats Servatius I'm Glass
Is Tournament

Albert Lowenoerg. the metropolitan ANA
tour billiard champion IN Class b. last night
won the opening II inch balk line match Of
the lntercity amateur championship tourna-
ment lie defeated Louis A. Seryatius bv
,ba sc,-e os ooo roi,ts 80 ga, Th. -,
- ~,
In'h' y o'ius h'Il uilu'l IN" auspices OF ire
National Association of Amateur billiard
PLAYER, in Maurice DAVIS academy Re-
,s,,sa 81 tho ,ritb 4-,rr,t ~ i n ,,r5. .r~
60 n -. ", 10
''AS5 ID hH'1''"7 hI' computing lot th'
honors. lh'N arc the competitors IN last
nj ghts match and H. A. Coleman j Van
Tine. William Ger.hel and {. r. White
T.. -, ''N''
Gathered about the table were many olubmen
ana followers o! the sport.
Servafius Won the bank for lead and chose
s,.lcro d, ia ,,,,rt ,Io.,o,oif,a, g. /,
0P'' !" voc 'i' ~" Oi,""'d'' 'laNs
'i Ahpl"INhp Az inc start lnNrhpfrG DIS
played better form than Servatius. who
plyed Lila angles too widely Iovenbarr
tenporarilv NH behind on tho t,relItl innins
as ms opponent deIuy coa1ed the IVORY
globe. INTO one of tie corners md by delicate
,,or,.,,i.,t,, oto,, ,he ,,l 1o,,o, -
.-tt,t ;', ,'', o., $500
"''," l'''"'''" "l~" 'N"'
lilS cue moved too gently on his fifteenth
shot however. and the balls failed 60 role
beyond tho balk lines. resulting In no count.
az, ..-,'a.,,,, ,,..t 20, d., 'az,,t',.
nv. ~ '''"'
next turn at the table. IS. which again put
rt5, 81, ,.., t..c ri,. nm ot to,'s,,tc-.,s
'"' go '' '-'' - ~" V"'''h
wa oDcHN remarkable Tor a Well played
ula-.e shot his twentieth count which ven,
,,,,, h., No., ,,,r h.,.,,.,. of ~, Ind ,,,,st. i,,
tn N'' "''N"'o VI '"N "hN poS'''Oh
N'r,tI",. continued 10 fan bebind and nj.
,noa.ll H- cyGc,ifIot' ,vas fiasrontlr iaiiitv
f. successfully reunited on e.yerni Of tha
mos, r,il.nt sbC,. OF tie rot,t,rti,io,' liz
L-.t sr,rt In tIta dirac-ion w-ns tbn nreni,'g
sft AT l. Z. c,n,,,sr,,tb 'ittir, iU I'M ~
,r. IAN vas ciyeu revcrsa FitriisL, vbiSh
,IoVtlr,. ii ac,fr.t fb, c,ishior NJ H. finxaiicd
60, l.n.'iT AZ ,Ie table ror't.l.ti,,, ti, ,orn,'
ht- a f.ho4r,l IN M. .r,.rI t.ail Tho 49, 10
,.,rt, ,N. to, p,,,,i ,..,- I,',.'bnr,, ma bi.
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At San Francisco.

san FRANCIsco Jan. 70 Haven Run and
Fshc-ln were winning favontes az tho Oakland
trars $40, afternoon. Sol LicHtensiein was bumped
out OF TIE nrst race. which enabled Instrument 70
sin &c 10 i. a flying stur won the second race
fnr Idrodun Pelham looked to be tho class In
the last race. but as II short. Salhbe winning
WIN case
First Racc-SlI f,irlougS Instrument. 100 fhc-
Brldei = 20 ]. Won Sol LchtenStein. ltN DAVIS b,
rs TO- second Lady Kent. JOG tGrcennedl. 9 70 q.
thlrd. Time. li7l, War Times, harabei The
Pride klcIlumbOb and FloriAna Belle also
second Hacc-l Five and hAif hrlongs- Edro-
dun iOi f10ucsi. 10 l. won. The keprobate. los
tSlcBridrt Z TO s. second. David Bulsud III Davis
3 10 o Third. Time. tl0ia. san Jost Angelica
and Iron King also ran.
Third Racc-ScNeu iuriougs-HRycn Run. ioS
Davis. ? 90 J. Won uotjercl 96 Greenfield, o to T.
second The Freiter. lo7 lMcHudei to l. third.
Time 81 PrrstAno. Dr. Sherman, Yellowstone.
Hrrnuus and or clOck also
FoUuG Race -OnC miir ami 81 yards HHinau!t
lul tCasudlrfI. rs TO ;. Arcade. Y w. nHlyl
re to no. Second LanFford James. - EarnshHw'.
90 20 D. third Tine. l:G'. Northwest Mr.
rarrum buuVapnou and IatE-oUc also ran.
Flrh Race 0ue mile and 20 yards f5herin. lo7
.Borncr % 10 p won; 1ach Lutte 90 CMindef
ip g. second. MtI,ress. lO1 Stewart 10 20 T..
third. Tlrgr. 1919 aan Luton. The LetRAu.
FIa, BAL ~ 70 pray. Achilles, Air Dinglc, Uutburst
aud AinaIr 90 also ran
sixth ilacr- I'uiurty course SaiAbe, W Knapp,
4 30 ! Won pcinaul, % lGrcenrc.di. 10 g. second.
True wing gl 1885,. DAy1 II 10 J. thlrd Time, ia.
Squire Johnson also ran. Tom Sevin left.
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The long distance race for cruising power
boats which j. TO be mana ged by the knck~r-
booker Yacht Club viii be started or tho
clubhouse at College Point gu SATURDAY,
July %. Tho course FOR this race will be
through Long Island Block Island Vine
yard and Nantucket sonuds. around Mon
omoy. along the shores OF Cape Cod. across
Boston Bay to Marblehead. distance Of $50
nautical miles All cruising boats ~ feet In
length over al and undor are eligible ana
time allowance will be figured accordinc
10 the rules Of tho American Power Boat ~
sociation The first pfiH0 Is a trophy offered
hy Thomas Fleming Dos worth $3.50 Tho
knickerbocker Yacht CUB Offers the SECOND
uri2e which will be- half the value OF the frs
and every boat that finishes within - hours
Of the first will win suitably engraved sou
vepir cups THIS rae" h- already stirred
nm tho supporters OF the cruising power boa
OF small sIle and several gre TO he built spe-
ciallv 10 take,pArt iu this contest
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EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING.
Delegates Discuss Salary Iimit-Teams
Reduced TO Fifteen Men After June 1.


The annual meeting Of the Eastern League
Of Professional Baseball Clubs began az the
Victoria Hotel yesterday morning and the
delegates were in session until late hour
last night. When President p I. Powers
called the meeting 10 order the clubs were
represented as follows:
Jersey city. II. c. GHri,hs and ", j. Murray;
Newark. NJ Is. puter and ". ". Burnham Balt.
more. Edward Hanlon, Moses vs.. Frank and Hugh
Jennings Providence. T. WcndclshAefcr. Montreal.
John krclincr Toronto, :. J. McCalitrtv. j. lltiI,
j. ApplegA,e ana Richard Harley; Buffalo. George
staulngs Rochester, c. T. Chaplin and \. c. Buck
eubcrgrr.
President Powers was authorized "a dra W
Up the usual schedule OF garles. which has
been his duty Tor b ali q dozen years The
business done last year by the different clubs
showed that the league had enjoyed I'M
usual prosperity. tho only losing club being
that OF Montreal While tie owner OF the
Montreal club said he was willing to con-
Time. feeling sure that better times We're in
store for him this season, there was some
talk OF transferring the club 20 Richmond,
Va Last season the Montreal club 10 some
star players through the drafting system
and their places VIII have 10 be rlled by new
men Richmond Is red hot for baseball lust
now. and IL Is said that there II plenty OF back
ing for an Eastern League club there II
lranchis" can be secured. II was hually
decided 70 ask tho National Board to OK
tend protection over the Richmond territory
until the matter has been definitely settled
Much tiWe vas consumed IN disc ussing
the salary limit and the number OF PLAYERS
TO be- reserved by each club. ] was voted
that after June / each team shall be limited
TO fifteen pllyers. While the salary limit
WIS not decided upon y was resolved thut
each club must nle voucher with the presi-
dent OF the league stating the exact salary
TO 10 paid zach player. and that ~ case Of a
violation OF the same he club guilty Of such
an offence shah be hucd 81 900 Each club
VIII also be compeuod to file a s. 100 bond
fifteen days before the opening OF the season
30 cover such cases he priNant was
awarded to the Buffalo club. The meeting
viii probably be concluded this afternoon
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COL
Amateur and Professional Tournament
Al The l1tN OF MeAlco.

Mexico Is the newest field OF exploration
open 10 the goltug tourists. An International
tournament. with prizes and distinct events
for amateurs and professionals. Is 10 be held
tat the CITY OF Mexico. over the links of the
san Pedro Coli club from Feb, ~ to Feb.
%. Sunday is a great outing day in Mexico.
which probably accounts Tor the tourna-
ment dates overlapping the ordinary play
week on both ends In the opportunities
10 golf under novel surroundings the tourna-
mCut should be OF exceptional interest and
draw ou tins account from the aiuateurs who
are in Florida or elsewhere m The South next
month. while special rates arc 20 be made
on th" different routes from New York and
Chicago 20 goltrr- gong on
Their" will be q ilue list OF cups and medals
as prizes M the tournament. hesid dies the title
10 the winner of amateur champion Of Mexico.
Th" professional tournament VIII be Tor
$50 tn" money vau" OF the lnited States
open championship, and ne vision Of prizes
~ N ba th,, same ~ IN the latter event Those
Who have already entered from formidable
Cuarfrf VIII Anderson, opou and Western
Champion on Ntcholl- runner -np ~ the opct..
Bernard Nichols and Aleck Smith. tire OK
Western md present chnlnpion OF southern
California 4 humber of others have the
trip under considcraf on. and George Low.
who Is touring In tho Nnuth on his own hook,
IS pretty certain 20 be starter
Aleck Smith VIII ump from Los Angeles
after tho open In SOW Nm. hGrn Oa,fornla 20 the
open champion, who Il also o. the Pacific
coast may Accompany HIM. VIII Anderson
row Tor Floridu. where they have SOME i'm
uortani mat chcs hooked and after tho open
Championship at Palm Reach they viii go to
Mexico.
The Irish open amateur championship
will be held q month earlier than usual this
year at DollvmolUt. beginning July n
Misc Rhona Adair who h's been iu Indifferent
health is going 20 Biarr,W for thr remainder
OF the winter George = Lyon. the Canadian
and Olvupic champion Is mentioned hy
Gnf Il'tsfrGfrd ms q po.siN" siHrt'v az Prcat-
wits The editor add. Who knows hut
,yhgt We may oven now be- Within measure bio
distance oi having Lord Snhshurv's black
man ns candidate" for championship
hon0rS
But FOR the stormy weather both tho King
aud Queen Vcre 90 have wituol snd tho rN hih-
ton match NJ tbpfsAptth. uu Ian o. that
opened the professional gulf ~ thc vcur In
Greut britain IurA White open champion.
demonstrated thtt he iN Jrtlu IN cuod health
by winning lu 10 n lR'lor doing ~ and
Ben Slyel~ ~
Al Saturdays mcrtur o. tho HslUsrol
Colt club these director erfc rlrtrd for
tho year LOUIS 3 NNtut. ~ e. T. no,iA
psyilge, lohu ia f.Is lohu lrtr charles
T. Freeman Louis hrllot luvhard ttop-
kins Adrian II iathm. " telioVos Morgan,
r W Page \ y kRoh " 4 smith. N =
Stout. Thompson. 4 Mako,
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IMPORTERS AUTO SALON.
NIspors to Herald square Hall in BUY Ing
Mood.

though the attendance was not very heavy
Yesterday at tie Importers Automobile
salon in Herald square Hall. many Of those
pr,stnt we're in buying mood. The salon
Winds UP tonight az II O'Clock. after two
weeks session, during which a great deal OF
business was transacted.
Among the purchasers yesterday o. cars
ranging Ia price from $4,000 10 $1,000 were
.Iohn x Mclean, M nnAN Ohio Mrs g..
A. Finch. GlenH. Fans. y Y. L. II. Shirk.
chicago Charles NJ JACOBS. consulting en-
pineor for the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel
under the Hudson River George y sheldon
II Hutchius. samuel y. Blomingda L.
Cornell. Frank " Sabn and Mrs. Cora
VI lnrs Among TIC Hfstots OF the after
noon aud evening were George " Perkins.
Mrs John Jacob Aston. Charles II. DeWit;.
Harry 6, content florenz N Efeld- Dr.
William 70 -keielisf And eX-mayot Frederick
Wurstsr Of Brooklyn
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INTERN trIoN CmfSS
MarshaiI and JnnoWsid Nm ncKin Thcr
Match To-day

PANS. Jan. 20 Negotiations hntWorn o..
Marshall. tho American chras m-Hnr and
D. Janowsbi. cl'ss champion OF France. for
their match OF eight games wrrU concluded
here TO-DAY and the players hpNr arrccd To-
open hostlluirs pt 20 O'Clock a.. morrow
afternoon rucslavr. ThurHdpvA and Sn'ur-
DAYS will be the regular play dpNs tho prsttuus
lasting from 30 = VI to dl0 J. VI aud from
20 p. VI 20 midnight
PLAY will he conducted under tho time limit
Of thirt- moves for the FIRST two hours and
AZ the rate or fifteen moves an hour ihrrc-
after TIE ula~cf 0r~t scoring eight vic
tories, draws nor counting. VII be declared
~ 0Oo together with the pursc provided ht
PROF 1eac l. Rico az Jew York ~ NUua
Preti. president 81 tho CcTcle Phildor. where
the games re 70 10 contested. viii he the ref
cree and StaksholdW.
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One Design Motor boats.

The KnickcrbookerYach Club Is promoting
an original class OF boats for this season =
sport. A one design class OF power boats
is being built which viii be raced together
il series OF contests during the summer on
the clubhouse az College Poiat These boats
are p feet long and are 20 he fttod wi h
motors Of 80 horse power EACH hEv -
being bult by the New orS Kero '"ue
Oh Engine Company which has it, shops
at College Point.
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Al TOMOBILES.
WILLIs's ClIIlIIIllEs EXHIBITION !

Aver viewing the many so called Automobile
bargains advertised by alleged competitors, come
here and inspect our stock uf mo ears, consisting
OF over iu Genuine bargains, AL OF which have
been thoroughly tested and demonstrated before
placing sale
Renault Tnuncau. level drive sliding gear trans
mission. N25 cost S27O1. Autocar Tonnchu 0ike
now. id!5 cost $3.50; 1904 Ford lonncAu, per
fcct running order Ike new. $50 Cadillac Tonneau
rnc condition. complete. $3.50 SteATnS. seats ak,
- hornc. runs Ike = watch. SlaO0 cost $500 .
White Touring Car. 't;p equipped sfi'0 OldSno
bile So OldsnuCut. TOP. nnc drh"r. s?75, i'm
transmission. $50 icOst t26jD. Northern Hun
about NiH Crest. Sg?5 Naverlry Electric. top.
$3.50. Nnton Tonucau. $3.50. Wnton RunAbout
$50 cost 5000; others. Denominations IN
StrlCtlon.
our store ono entire city block long three noors
TANNED fun OF Automobile BargAlnsi "Nur
said
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FOR s25O-Handsomr fast trot,iug and per.
ieclly reliable family animal combined Kentucky
bred. 1877 hands. aged = long tail. stylish. pleasant
roadster afraid Of nothing; uarhnteed sound.
gentle for ladies and trot full mile 10 2:2S. allow
satisfactory trial. also az decided bargains Hand
some Miniature brewster Victoria. light coupe
rockaway rubber tired runabout. Brewster speed
sleigh seats two. elegant harness: all equal new:
sell separately. Owner. private stable, 1872 West
iJth 81, near Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24
Danger OF Boxing Bcins stopped in Cali
fnrnla.

according 10 a despatch from Snn Francisco
,hcre is danger of boxing being stopped in
california 4 bill Is before the Legislature.
which Is nov IN session, TO repeal I he present
law which pcrmits the sport. Tne Uiii was
introduced by Senator RalSthn because the
Inherent promoters are ouarrslling among
san Francisco lately have not been decided
honestly
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RESORTS.
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

GIVE NATURE 4 CHANCE: osteop5iay tones
IN those tired nerve centres and naMrt you feel
Ike new; treatments 81 your own homes by az
noiutneut Tor the sams price that you pay FOR
once treatment u HENRY. ID. o.. 34i West
tsih st.. graduate OF the American school Of osie
opathy nt nirANlic. Nu.
WANTED To supply you with daily advice,
s. % per week in ad,sncc. DUNBAR WAGRUDEP
Bank OF Mobile building. Mobile Ala. snd Gulf
pori Mss
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
HARNESS a HORSE GOODS.

9Th Fl.
Stocks for this Macy Harness Store must
be OF very high Enthusiastically up 70 that
set by the Harness produced In our own shops.
Such work IS done under the supervision OF a
Harness e1pert-Mr. p. u, Comerford-whosc
leadership FOR many years has heon unques.
toned.
We easily undersoll other dealers; but because
We give no discounts and pay no commissions
We frequently do not enjoy the well wishes OF
those 20 whom the buying Ia nstrusted.
Suggestions from our Stocks:
Single Breast Collar Harness sP,74 20 500 %.
Single Collar d Hames Harness. 5000 20 af47 90.
Double Road Harness "a % 10 500 90.
Double Surrey Harness, s75 90 20 5000.
Double Coach Harness. s64 30 To sa2e5s
Single Express or Farm Harness, t22 % TO SIS %
Tip cart Harness. Si7.96.
Double Farm Harness, 1920 10 tpo.t
Two Minute" Harness. value t4b. our price
t?a ~
Mems Riding Saddles, complete with stirrups
feathers and girihs, 1912 TO A0.6s.
Womens Saddles. ti252 to 1924.
Single Rein Brides. com letc, 81 90 to 500.
Double Rim brides. complete. 81. Is 10 sii ~
Riding Whips. 5ec. 20 sli.a7. Riding Crops
pac TO SEQ Plush Robes. s2,sp TO t27 Ol.
Heavy Cloth Lined Robes. t5ea 10 t37s8.
HARNESS MADE To ORDER
~ OtR OWN FACTORY ON THE
PREMISES.
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CurlinE.

l.oc curriers' engaged in au hnpromptu
bonsnicl at Van Corluudt Lake yesterday.
and members OF the Terrace City. Van Cor
laudt and Empire curling clubs had D merry
time Two Kinks were organized out oi tho
followers Of tho -rolrin game" present und
some splendid scoring was the result The
ice. Wa- boo plcndid condition md the --tancs
flow "uuCJ ---ii" on every end. The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-24

caran eesalc Horse Blankets & Robes
Lined Stable Blankets Spr. street Blankets. 81 rs.
Truck Dlankeis. 81 50. with Hamc Leaihcrs. s3.25.
1915 biue Truck Blankets, pounds. 1925.
Plush Robes g 10 on storm covers 5000
PETERS HARNESS AND SADDLERY CO..
S. Wet BroadMal. near Chamhcrs ST. upstairs.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MINERAL WATER nDTTLING Bt' STNFSS fof
sale a. Cuuey lsland. wen established iredr p-t~-
- opl bargain. Apply ia
McbONAlD NiGGtN& CO. -. E-nffwA-.
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RrHE RI
4
- -
High 4
Lots n

A falT ~
residenced
Several -od
Put through
haitian. II
vste hoysel
a builder n
high grade
intending 4
block Justj
was conuni
the Centurj
building on
street, 100 i
was Learned
lions looki4
been prac5
actually re-
property n
asking pH%
4 600. The 4
the latter 4
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a. No fsfi
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hnnted ever'
kineusfh aired
veal OF Thi
sfory stone /
- W ". 4
F. Joseph ID
Orchard stirred
ConTi- 4
Nisnuc 4. I'd
KrrtsrA u
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vI-stss mad
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''Hans An Nix" under the manage.
ment of Walters and Mathews with
DIXON and Fields the well known
German comedians in the title roles
will be presented here for the first
time at the opera hou Sept 10Th.
Miss Grace Lucas. OF Crystal Falls
attended the base ball dance Monday
night. While in the city she was a
guest of Mrs Kate Ingram. Florence
Mining News.
Editor p. O'Brien came over from
Iron River last Monday on official
business and spent the lay in the city
Judge Byers was in his Office in the
court house on Monday attending 10
some probate business
A. T. Guensburg came mp from
Menominee on business trip last
Monday.
Peter Quinn Is Manshelds re-
preventative at the Wisconsin state fair
this week.
Rev. Hoikkia il entertaining Mr..
John Wargelan. student from the
Finnish seminary at Hancock
A party Of abont ten Firms left last
week for visit 70 their native land.
DUCKS FOR SALE Tnorobred
Pekin ducks Inquire o. Roger jackson
X. T.. Hollow has been at Mitchell !
camp AL week rusticating.
Henry Luck. barber from
Portage, Wis has taken position n
Robt Wilson's shop
There will be basket social 1T the
Swedish Lutheran church next Satur.
day evening.
Hans An Nix from all aconnta IL
n clean up.to-date entertainment. full
~ vim and dash aud with stage set.
The diamond drill., 1905-09-16

tings and costumes that are in keeping
with the demands OF present day
audiences.
Miss Manthey is back in the hospital
again after her vacation spent Mt her
home at Florence.