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New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
FIGURE SKATING CONTEST TODAY.
Clever Men on the Ice Meet for Amateur
Championship.

Among the figure skaters who will compete in the
annual competition of the National Amateur Skat-
,px Association. at the St Nicholas Rink this af
+ernoon and evening win be DR.. A. q. Keane. Of
tbo New-York Athletic Club. title holder from
1905 to 1902: W. F Duffy. Of the NewYork Athletic
Club winner Of the championship last year DR.
Jobu sandboon, of Chicago. Western champion;
Ormond Haycock. OF Ottawa, the best amOteur
azure skater in the Dominion: Irving Brokaw of
the 81 Nicholas Skating Club. who finished second
To Duffy last year: Edward Bas4ett. Of the Wan
derers Hockey Club: Arthur @ Williams. of New
ark: Edward Dunn OF the Brooklyn Skating Club:
Tobn Doughty Of Planheld y j.: G. Stenberg
of Stockholm Sweden. and Charles H. Robinson. OF
the Twin CITY Skating Club. Minneapolis.
First prize IN the competition VIII be a diamond
studded gold medal TIE second man will receive
q silver and the third bronze medal
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
0RMsKIRK OLYMPIAN IS BEATEN.
]. P Morgans Imported Collie Loses in
Winners Glass at Boston Show.

Boston. Feb al PierpOnt Morgans imported
collie Ormskirk Oympian beaten in the win
ners' class for dogs by BalmoraI Rex. OF the Bal
moral Kennels OF Ottawa. Canada. to-day 81 the
New-England Kennel Clubs exhibition here. Mr,
Morgan won in the winners class for bitches with
Ormskirk Alexandra. and with the same entry de-
feated BalmoraI Rex in the open class for dogs
and bitches.
Several classes Of smooth fox terriers judged
In the afternoon. The Sabine Kennels. Of Orange.
Tex took both prizes IN the winners class for
dogs but were beaten IN the same class for bitches
G. X Harley, OF San Francisco winning with
Wandee Doris. The judging of French bulldogs de-
yeloped into competition between Mr.. and Ms.
Reginald Vanderbilt and the NeTcOte Kennels OF
Rtverdale- Hudson y. Y Mr. and Mrs Wander
bilt took first and second prizes with
Velour NOir and Marcus. while the Riverdale Ken
nels received first ribbons by showing NeliCots
Cilmin These -eDnelS kali three prizes
the open class for French bulldogs. The Aquehung
Farm Kennels of Port Chester, y. Y. and the Red
Brook Kennels. Of Great Neck. Long Island. also
hOnOrS to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
DANCE MUSIC AT 100 TO |
Il Long Shot IN Front Handicap
for Rams Horn.
lar TELBGRArH TO THE rE1Bu<r.l

FL
New-Orleans Feb. PA candidate for the
to-day in the fourth race the days feature This
was Augur, DR. Streets ST. Leonardz colt. which
has been highly touted by those who knew him in
the East. He coupled with Matador. accepting
liz pounds, when. RAMS Horn in at l2O pounds
Ausur showed speed in spots and finished third
KAN Horn won the race. eased up.
Dance Music. which went to the post A. 100 10 t.
and against which as good as $50 to l had been
quoted Won from Song and Vino in the third race
SIaAssE moore came nome first in the fifth race
Ran II LA; tn aYorit@ was cut off repeatedly.
l'es The day was ideal one for racing and the
track was good Aside from the feature handicap
exTi yhIu was good one. and the attendance was
excellent The summary:
sseGGond Ponca. 1o4 CShayer) 80 to l. third Time.
FlPfE FlaePtfET Flora Levy. Avoid. Annu. First one and
rS,sG Second race ave fsrlongslLiy Brook III ,Dom
M 10 J. Won: Presentiment. IL 81. Phillips >
t6Ird seTGnd Tp Simplicity W n PhE1:psl II 70 )
IJsIt S9ehney ga Alice Lloyd. Josie. Tarbula Miss
loO ] 20 !. Won song and Wine. aS q McIntyre,
Ena Fms l6 Lucky charm. Inqusitive Girl Topic
roc IIights FaVorite and KHtes also
, olrth race handicap six and half furlorEs>
IIn Ihnt,a5o Irn, a5o Crimminsl II 10 20 won Matador
1ae Au9ueho9' to second: Augur. liz tJ. Hen
Ranss5 Fi{s5 and and. LieutenaHt leu Rice also ran
os d'1 race 'siT furongsl-MaEey Moore. 1e2 GeeD
- 70 70 H. won Auies los tAubuchon), TO l. second
Csrnivi p{, g1 nm Minis to third Time. :1s
Esperance Grand Champion worthnEton and Ron
dolet also ran Max Rose left at post
to 10 won; Floral Wreath. los fcocoloG to J. sec,
9nd Goldaga, los Givingstonl. 81 to l. third Time
also ~ ' e-''i'o
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
UNTERMYER TO FIGHT N. Y. W. AND B.
Men Who Will Do Engineering Work for
the Company-Freedman in Board.

TIE directors Of the New-York, westchester and
Boston Railway Company yesterday elected An
drew Freedman q director Of the InterborouEh
Rapid Transit Company and John R. Jackson
president of the Fidelity Title and Trust Company
ef Pttsourg, to membership in the board II an
IoCnced several days ago in The Tribune that the
Belmont interests would control the New-York
Testchester and Boston company and that Mr..
ECeedTnan would be elected director of that cor
poration.
For purposes of building the road, it is announced
the engineering corps has been practically COM
eleted follows:
William \. Pratt. formerly CHIEF engineer Of the
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad will be the
Chief engineer
Tie consulting engineers will be William Barclay
Parsons formerly engineer OF the Rapid Transit
Commission. and John Bogart. formerly State
Il confirmation Of the statements made by Will
fam g Gotshall. the president OF the New York
ove- Z year been cOntestins, point by point, with
TIE New-Hork, Mestchester and Boston the fight
city uortheastward. il was learned yesterday that
the war between The two roads is about to open
g. the courts.
Sanue. Unter1nyer who is acting as counsel for
TIE Port Chester road has been instructed to begin
proceedings to test the validity OF the franchise
granted the Westchester road by the Board Of
Aldermen lasI summer.
Attorney General Mayer is ne asked begin
proceedings also IN the name OF the people Of the
KK+as.
-osd forfeited and TO obtain adjudication from
TIE courts 10 the validity OF the remedial legs-
isuGu which was enacted at the last session Of
TIE legislature. The acts then passed VIII be al
legged n be unconstitutional. and il VIII be further
WestchesJer charter died years ago. and that an
attempt was made 20 revive it by two acts passed
ir 1913. which il is charged were beyond the power
Of the legislature TO pass. as they invaded the
province q the courts
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS COUNCIL.

me Council OF civic Organizations is now a per
a--uent organization. II was Professionally organ
ISo Several weeks ago as a representative body OF
+oas civic societies interested in the welfare Of
- city IN the council represented such
81 Is IS the Board Of Trade and Transportation.
.. aty Club. the Citizens Union the Transit Re
a.. Committee of One Hundred. the East Side
Tub the Peoples Institute. the Mornngslde
D. riverside Heights Association and the Home
- COMMITTEES. The council las elected the fol-
cis--g executive committee: William II Gibson.
snrss--sfl: James s Lehmaier J. H Cohen. Charles
Wss smith and William @. Yer Planc.. Travis
q fALaey Is secretary. The council, according
sor5-. Gibson. mas been organized simply
disc, where the constituent organizations may
ElI ~, measures affecting the public welfare. II
~ lake part IN any political movement
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
TO RESTRICT MARRIAGE.
Bill -1fcciing WOmen School Teach
erS To Be Introduced.

The Board of Education last evening decided IN
60 10 the legislature Immediately for power to re-
strict the marriage of uSonlen teachers The nower
dismiss women who marry while employed in the
SCHOOLS was given up by the board about a vasr
aEo after 4 decision by the Court OF Appeals had
made IL Tlain thst the bylaw Of the board restrict
su- marriage Was not supported by The law The
committee On bylaws and legislation last uisbt
was requested To draft and introduce In the legis
Jsturs and seek obtain the passage OF an amend
Tnent to the charter by which women teachers
shall forfeit their positions when they marry with
the provision that tho board may In special casas
reinstzte such teachers.
After the meeting Comm: :ssfoner schmItt said
srs- married teachers whose husbands vrera ,,er
tally physically Incapable OF Supporting thcn,
would not be excluded - '
President Tiff on behalf Of the board presented
. Michael Q sullivan, a pupil the schoolship
St Msrys Eot4 medal for rescuing sailor from
the East River st the risk Of his own life
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First fseinS: milel-Anrie Alone. "a pounds
Sogder OF Fortune, Nandora
mat. kooEh Falmouth. Trogon STALKER, loo each:
4elnantown. Evelyn Knsey. Frank Rice. Bonnie 1.-the
and Frtzbrilsr, 100 each. l. Messilo
Second tseliinE; miie-Bannock Bale 50 pounds.
Garrett Wilson Yorkshire and Sanction 81 each; Boun
ful. lOl Mauser. i06. AueE White Ghost and Hudson
Ill each: Daesman PlenueuwOrth. Captain Gaines
Harry New. - each: Parisienne. Oi Glendon. 100.
Third selling. mile a sxteenth)-ThA Eve
e6 pounds: Catalne Dixie Lad each; Gracious
Drummond and Mtsanthrope 1O4 each; Mezzo. 100;
Lighter and Lee King III each CANYON 1l9; Lady Free
Knight %; Loves Labor. 10S. Tristan Shandy,
Fourth selling six fuTongsi-Julia Junkin 81
pounds Vestry and Tom Msnkins. ~ each Wreath of
Ivy Mozzes ~ each Charlie Dickson p5: Lord
Valley and Rodmau, 9i each: Over
tenant Rice - each. knowledge. 1922 Anthony. 90
Little JACK Horner, ~.
and half furlongsl - Footlights Fa-
vorite ssdducee, Whorer. Wellese:. FLYER Ia Cache
MrF Frank Foster, Shogun WoFev
flG Charity. Fanette. Lingo Dallas
ar Inquisitive Girl. tI5 each
Rose. s. pounis Lady Fouse. fAn@al and Ojihwa, go
each: Rachel Ward Daniel. each: 81 sever
CSlrtmsd. 81 each: Decoration Miss Betty. 100
each: RsHkin. BarIemote and Favonius I03 EACH
ytna los. Homestead, los.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
PENNANT FOR THE DRUB.
First an Contest for Third Glass lea
PeHndnt of the WOrld.

Long Branch. n J.. Feb. 2 CspeciaD.-In ,hs
final in the series for the third class Zee yacht
pennant - the world. sailed here to-day first and
second honors went to the North Shrewsbury Ics
Yacht Club. OF Red Bank The Drub and North
west finished first and second. only four seconds
separating them at the finish Of tventy-niis
chase The Drub's time was 491s- Commodore
Benjamin ?. Morris's Mildred third william
r Joline's Hazel l.. which the streanler from
the Gsorgie last winter broke down on the Arst
round and withdrew.
B ?. Morriss Mildred won the commodore's
cup OF the South Shrewsbury Club defeating ths
Hazel l.. SkedaddIe and lie Roy. The Mildrcd-s
time for fifteen miles IS II Charles GIBBONS
Red Rover heat for thr Price cup dersSt-
ing the Eagle and Skedaddle in 81 minutes
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
TIGERS LOSE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Ritter, Stannard and Holden Dropped for
Failure to Pass Examinations.

Princeton. n J.. Feb % (speciaD-I was an
nounced to-day by the Princeton faculty that three
members OF the freshman class who played on last
falls football team had failed to pass the required
minimum for scholarship at the midyear examina-
uons, and would therefore be dropped from the
university. This will by a special rule bar them
from playing on the varsity again until the fall
ot lSn These men were Ritter. the left halfback:
Stannard the left tackle. and Holden. substitute
guard The loss Of these men is great blow to
the Tigers, who will also lose by graduation Cap
tain Foulke. Short. Burke and Crawford Some
good baseball material from the freshman class
was also lost as a result of the midyear examine
lions.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
THREE FAvoRIrEs WIN AT ASCOT.

Los Angeles. Feb. 23-Three favortes two sec
ond choices and one outsider Ascot Park
to-day. Gene Hanlon was the longest priced
winner capturing the second race from Our Pride
and Nanon. The summary:
First race (two-year-ods half rlie)-siIver Sue 1o2
CDlgan}. TO =. search M 100 (AcRridcl 3 n
second; Daisy Brouck. 1O7 MCDANIEL. ) 10 , third
Tine. O:4SiA- Kisbrook, Yolo Girl Snowbound Plan
Raia Cloud and Betty Penzance also ran.
Second tSausou Course)-Gene Hanlan III II
Kelly). 70 l, won: Our Pride ia sullivan IA to /
second; Nanon l12 CMoriarity) 6 to l. third. Time 1:i2
Montole1e. William Parrish Nullah. ToiIa
Winfreda. Forlita and McJetta ran.
Third (miie ami furlong)-Rough tFul-
ler). 70 l. Iras s6 'p~rriue) 20 ! second
Huapala, % tAiller to third. Time :54SS Golden
Light, Position. Bugle Horn and Tryon also
Fourth fSlauson COurseb-Dod
Qynch : 10 :. Rubiana, IO. (McDanien 3 - /
second: Joe Kelly. lie Gelgesenl 20 TO / third Time
III Edtnb9rough, Beautiful and Best, Korlom5o and
Miss Provo also raj
FeftE race tsN furlonES5olde1 Sunrise 1c1 tuilar)
to J. Won: BucksteeC Hod lo4 tIlrzl. 10 second
skeptc I'D Prior. . 50 l. third Time, 1874 Fore
Runner, EsCaTado Retsdor. -holk Hefrck Neadgz
Horn Black Joe and King Promise also ran.
EINth race tnilelThe Bugaboo, 04 - Book-r). . 10
won STsgEer IN tHerberp, u % 1. second. Bronze
Wing, Jos tMcDsnleD. = third Tine All. Water
Cu"e. Lurene Nammon and Rand!llo also
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
NEW FRESHMAN Miller ATN.Y U.

The weekly indoor games and gymnastic exhibit
tion held I'm the NewYork University gymnasium
yesterday afternoon brought out some latent talent
that gives promise for the future. F. NJ Smith. a
freshman. mile in 5O5. His time although
far behind that made by Baudermann last week is
considered good he unfamiliar with the
track and had considerable difficulty in negotiating
the turns.
The results Of the quarter mile Will be used AZ
the basis OF the selection Of the team that will
run In the Columbian and NeW-Yoik Athletic Clul
games j. A G.. BiudeTmann. 0n. made the best
time YESTERDAY and - e. Cragin 05: ., + Tip
petit O6 and p. NJ. Huisart 0S. were close he
hind him. finishing in the order named Crasin
won the 100 yard.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
S. D. RIPLEYs CONDITION CRITICAL.
Operated on for Appendicitis on Wednesday
-Peritonitis Set In

At the house, No IS East 79th-st., of Sidney
Dillon Ripley, who operated for appendi-
citis, it said last night that Mr. Ripleys
dition extremely critical. His physician
in constant attendance. At midnight the physician
thought it might be advisable 10 perform another
operation. but the patient too weak. The
crisis is rapidly approaching. it was said. and
change was expected in the course Of the night.
On Tuesday Mr.. Ripley complained Of pain in the
abdomen. In the night he suffered much that his
doctor summoned shortly before o'clock On
Wednesday morning il decided that opera
ton be performed at once This was done.
II was found that peritontis had set in. Mr.. Rip
ley is a director in the EQuta bic Life Assurance
Society and member Of the Union Meadow Brook
and other clubs and the Chamber of Commerce He
is a brother-in-law of James HaZen Hyde.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
MARSHALL IN CLOSE CHESS GAME.
American Player Still Leads Janowski 5 Vic
tories to 4.

Paris Feb. 23.-The thirteenth game of the cness
match between Frank J. Marshall, Of Brooklyn.
and D. Janowsk was begun here this afternoon.
when the American opened the game with Queens
Gambit. declined by his opponent. In the course OF
the opening the Brooklyn expert continued with
variation in which sacrificed a knight for
pawn. thereby establishing a strong attack In the
evening session Marshall pursued his aggressive
tactics and a complica ted situation arose. pro-
longing the contest until midnight, when ii had to
he adjourned 4 second time until tomorrow Local
eYperts DID not venture predict the result. The
score nov stands Marshall. 8; JsnoWsk /; drawn, 8
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
PROTEST LoRzs REINSTATEMENT.

Fred H LORI will not be allowed to take part IN
games held under the auspices Of the Amateur
Athletic Union without night Joseph Il Msccabc.
president OF the amateur Athletic Union. has
cefved n protest against the reiuSta of LORI
who was expelled fer riding IN an automobile for
part of the distance IN the Marathon at 81.
Louis. =. J. II. Lucas If the Cambridge O. a \
of Cambridge. Mass, has made the protest Lorz
disnnalifed
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
"wILLIE" SMITH MEXICAN CHAMPION

Mexico City, Feb. 26.-In the golf tournament yes
terday Willie" Smith. with 157, defeated Alex
Smith, with $50. thus obtaining title of profes-
sional golf champion of Mexico. Fred Pettit and
Dewitt Hammond will struggle for the champion
ship IN the finals Of the "semi-amateur class to-
morrow. Gilbert the consolation match for
professionals with 76 defeating Willie" Anderson
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
AGAINST LOOP TO JOIN BRIDGES.
Z. 7. Commissions Executive Committee
Eas So Decided. Says Mr. Grout.

President Orr of the Rapid Transit Commission
esl.ed On The Mayor at the City Hail yesterday and
nae long talk with him Neither would say what
te talk vas about.
me commissions executive committee had an
e@ec1tire session Tuesdsv. and. according 20
So-trDll@r Ggort. decided Informally against the
Fcject join the Brooklyn and Williamsburg
1loges by elevated loop They thought that IL
sseineo poor policy Join two congested points In
- a. effort 10 cure the congestion at each Of them
s-hsrzfely, said NJ C5roGt
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
SEEK CHADWICK GEMS IN PITTsBURG.
Detectives There Can Find No Trace of
Either Jewels or Money.
rEr -rrEaRArH 70 TIE rRIBUNE.l

by TELEGRAPH TIE IhIBLNErI
PittsburE Feb 28-At the request Of the govern
nent officials interested II the Chadwick case.
II Il Garland. Collector Of the Port at Pitts
burg, has made o search Of those places where
jewels and money OF such value might have been
Bscreted- and tonight announces that Mrs. Chad
1ck's gems OF cash are not in Pittsburg. Superin-
tsnderr = Detectives McQuside had every pawn
shop and bank in Pttsburg looked into to-day. and
g = tonight:
- Mrs Ihsdwlcks jewels are not in Pittsburg.
Ter MONEY may be hidden here. but If 20. IL is
z.ef
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
POWER BOAT NOMINATIONS.

The annual election of officers of the American
Power Boat Association will be held at the Hotel
AstoT on Monday, February q. at $50 p. m The
nomina ting committee has named the following
ticket: President J. Howard Wainwright. Amerl-
can Yacht Club; secretary, Anson B. Cole Man
hasset Bay Yacht Club; treasurer F. A. Hill Nor
walk Yacht Club: measurer. H. J. Ciieow. Atlantic
Yacht Club; executive committee. Harold Brown,
South Boston Yacht Club Alfred Costello Fon-
tenac Yacht Club; George P. Cranberry New-R =
chelle Yacht Club. and j. H McIntosch Columbia
Vac Inn
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
HARvARD's GYM" TEAM STRONG.
Crimson Men Show Up Well in Exhibition
with Yale
rzv rrrrcpApu tn rur ?

TBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TPIBUNE1
Cambridge. Mass. Feb 25.-Harvard and Yale
met in a dual gymnastc exhibition here tonight.
and Harvard's work caused the teams supporters
look forward optimistically the coming inter
collegiate contest at Princeton. in which the Grim
son is entered for the first time this year. Captain
Frank of Yale did some clever work on the rings
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
ooTcH AND PARR WREsTLE TONIGHT.

Much interest is being taken in the wrestling
bout tonight between Frank Gotch, from Iowa and
lin" Parr who is ssid be the best heavyweight
wrestler Of England. Suffers Harlem River
PARK Both said TO be clever wrestlers,
and only a few pounds separate them in weight.
T-bere will be several preninaries. The principal
hnnt will be started at $50 O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
CHADWICK EMERALDs NOT sMUGGLED
Customs Collector Thinks Duty Was Paid
Stones May GO to Bank.

Washington. Feb. &c. F. Leach Collector
OF Customs. of Cleveland, al the Treas
ury Department to-day and reported TO Sec
rersTy shaw that his inquiries the New
York Custom House tended to show that the
erners-5s which once belonged TO Mrs. Chadwick
Eul now IN the possession OF the Controller Of
tie Currency were not smugEled into the country.
suspected II is understood that the jewels
ultimately viii be sold asset of the bank
Were they were pledged fer loan
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
REID TO RECEIVE $4,000 AS COACH.
Harvard Now Practically Sure of Former
Football Captain
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Cambridge Mass Feb 23-The Harvard athletic
committee has offered Williem T. Reid. 'O1 the
former Harvard football captain, salary of $500
10 coach the Harvard football eleven next fall
This makes it practically certain that Reid will be
at Harvard next year. II In his hands
accept the offer for one, three years
Reid may receive an addition to the $3.50 II the
graduates at TO offer one.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
,oeenA,s CAPTAIN KILLED.

Southampton. England. Feb. Z3.-George ". Ray
per captain Of the turbine steam yacht L>oTena
owned by a. L. Barber. Of NeW-fork' was Killed
today by fall from the steps leading from the
chart room TO the lower deck. His body has been
landed here.
vesterdav under charter to A. NJ Singer.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
M. =. PLANTS vENETlA At MALTA.

Naletta Island Of Malta Feb. 25.--The American
steam yacht Venet'a. owned by commodore Nor
ton = Plant, OF the Larchmout Yacht Club.
rived here today.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
GOLF.
South FLORIDA Championship Starts
at Palm Beach.
TsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Palm Beach. Fla. Feb 23.-R. II. McElwee OF
Chicago. won the low score prize in the quaHfca-
ton round OF the South Florida golf championship
here to-day. There were nearly eighty starters.
Charles B. Cory. of Boston. second and D p
Kingsley. of New-York third. Among the scores
returned were these:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
PADDOCK PAR4GR4PHS.

NeW-Orleans. Feb. % tSpeciaD-"Ed' Corriran
said tonight that there not "a word Of truth
in the story that the stewards of the CITY PARK
track had requested him keep Tod Sloan on
the ground until he had regained some of the skill
for which he is famous Sloan, he said would con-
tlnue TO ride for him long as there was racing
at the new track here. The Jockeys weak ride on
Foseur last Tuesday was the cause of the story
McCue, than whom few better jockeys ever rode
in this country is likely TO ride in Austria this
year He has accepted a contract to ride abroad
and is awaiting confirmation. McCues habits have
been bar 70 his success mere in the last two
years. ~ "
Tim Healey, who trains for r. T. Wilson ir
viii act as manager this year for H. Phillips the
Jockey. who was under contract last season TO E
amy do the bulk of the riding the Wilson
stable, which promises TO be { pretty strong one
this year
In the future prices for the Brooklyn Handicap
Hermis. winner of last years Suburban is the
nominal favorite at y 10 l. with Ort Wells Delhi
the Suburban Hernis and BeIdame are quoted as
equal faVorites at 10 to each with Irish Lad az
20 10 l, while in the Brighton Dainty shares the
honor Of favoEtism at 10 TO l with Hermis and
Beldame.
San Francisco. Feb. 23-The races Of the Cali
fornia Jockey Club Oakland to-day were post
pored account OF the death OF the infant grand.
son Of Colonel Dan Burns
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

and r 8 Corysll OF Harvard showed sons tune-
ling feats that we're worthy Of a professional ms
best work the parallel and horizontal bars vas
done by Woodbury.. TomIin and Taylor. OF Harvard.
and Butlcr and Knox. % Yale
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

San Francisco. Feb. 23.-The races Of the Cali
fornia Jockey Club at Oakland to-day were Dosr
pored on account of the death OF the infant grand
son Of Colonel Dan Burns
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

WashIheton, February q
have been issued.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Unusual Happenings Here and
There About this Mundane
Sphere

Daily papers report that the Den
yer packing houses have sold out to
the trust. THE greatest trust in
the world"
Speaking of the presidency, w. J
Bryan says; 81 am not a candidate
for any office; ] want to make my
position perfectly clear; | want to
say to you that not only am | not
announcing a candidacy, but ! am
permitting a candidacy" Just what
might have been expected of
W J. b.
Joe johnson, slayer of John Fox
at Trinidad last April, paid the
penalty of his crime by being
hanged at Canon City on the l4th
He screamed and groaned and
otherwise met his death like a
coward. Fox was shot IN the back
The only excuse johnson ever made
was that he was mad at Fox.