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Evening journal., 1905-09-05
ToMnsend

Special to The Evening journal.
Townsend, Sept 5-John Townsend Of
Washington, spent sunday with rela-
tives in town.
Archie Finley Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Emma
Finley.
Harry Hart Of Philadelphia, is visit
ing in town.
James Brown Of Philadelphia. is iha
guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James Brown.
Leonard Dickerson, of Greenwood
WAS the guest Of his father, j. l.
Dickerson, over Sunday
j. Raymond Walbert of Chestertown
Is spending several days with John
Townsend and family.
Elmer Prltchard of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Israel Pritchard.
Thomas Bolden of Cecilton. Nd, was
the guest Of William Lyman on sun
day.
Martin Tee OF Philadelphia. speni
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. AIaggl,
Lee.
Misses Myrtle and Margaret Towns.
end are entertaining their cousin, Miss
Edith Carpenter. Of Philadelphia.
Miss Mamie Townsend OF Philadel.
phia, isyisiting her sister. AIRS. Walter
Gin.
Roy 1sockerrnan Of Wilmington. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
benjamin Lockerman.
Mrs. James Brown Of MiddletoWn
Hsga aIlnaag eG haS home hare.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Popular Excursions TO
NIAGARA FALLS,
only $1,000 Round Trip. August 1s,
September and is, .sO5.

only $1,000 Round Trip. August 1s,
September and is, .s05.
Excursion tickets win be sold on
above dates at the very low rate named
good going only on special train leav-
ing Wilmington, Del. at $40 a. m, ar
rivsug Niagara Falls at HOO D. m.
Tickets valid for return ten QO)
days, including date of sale, on all
regular trains. including the Royal
Limited (upon payment OF Pullman
charges). Tickets viii not be good on
the Black Diamond Express of the Le-
high Valley Railroad.
Holders of Niagara Falls tickets
have the privilege OF making a de-
lnghtfuI side trip from Niagara Falls
to Toronto and return. going and re-
turning same day for $1.25, Except for
excursion of September -; and on re-
turn tourney can make the charmi as
lside trip from Rochester to Thousand
islands and return for s5.75.
Stop-overs permitted on return trip
lat Buffalo, Rochester Junction tor
lRochester), Geneva. Watkins Glen,
lGlen Summit Springs and Mauch
lChunk.
These popular excursions are run
Through the most beautiful section OF
the East, giving daylight views Of the
lbeautiful Susquehanna river. the Ie-
high and Wyoming Valleys.
Call on Baltimore & Ohio cSsi
agents for fun particulars. City ticket
office. s04 Market street, and Delaware
avenue station.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
DEATHS

FRY-At New castle. Del. September
3D. 1905. Mary Fry.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services
at NJ. e. Church. New Castle, Del. on
Wednesday afternoon, September 9Th.
at o'clock. Cas1et will not be opened
IN church
.YERGER-In this city. on September
2. 1905. Sarah r. Yerger aged As
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services from the
residence OF her husband. Harry
Yerger No. si2 West Fourth street. on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment private.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
coLoRED MAN ARRESTED
speeIal to The EvenIng Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
Laurel, Sept 5.-The Laurel-Bethel
camp closed last night after having had
very successful season. The attendance
sunday was estimated at 5000. The threat
ening weather and a heavy shower in the
afternoon prevented many from attend
ing.
An aftermath Of the camp was the arrest
yesterday Of John Game, a mulatto, by
Detective Hawkins on the charge OF
Illicit selling Of liquor near the camp. on
several occasions drunkenness had been
noticeable on the grounds and the local
authorities had strong suspicion that
liquor was supplied near by. Detective
Hawkins was appealed TO and spent Sun
day here, with the result Of the arrest
OF Game and his accompiice. The prin-
cipal was held for court and his accom-
plice discharged as no direct evidence
against him appeared.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
~ ledae Meetina.

Another meeting-e the promoters Of
the proposed new. lodge OF Knights OF
Pythias will be held in the hall al
Seventh and King streets on Friday
night
A large attendance Of the members
Of the new lodge is requested as mat
ters OF much moment will be discussed
The list OF members is rapidly inereas-
ing and il is confidently expected that
when the date Of its installation arrives
the two hundred which have beer
hoped FOR Will be on hand
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
Baltimore & Ohio Terminal at Twen'
ty-Third Street, New York City.

An Messenger trains Of the Baltimore
g. ohio Railroad to and from New York
city now have direct ferry connection
with ssrd street Terminal, in addition TO
liberty street; the South Ferry Term
inal having been discontinued.
Twenty-third street is the most popu-
lar terminal OF the great metropolis be-
cause OF its convenience TO the hotel the
atre and shopping district. In the recent
remodeling of the terminal building
glass rooted canopy was constructed fifty
feet wide under which the crosstown
cars Of 18th gsrd, 2Sth and 29th street
lines mass. so that passengers are pro-
tected from the weather leaving the ferry
house. and also avoid the annoyance Of
street traffic.
All baggage destined TO New YORK city
will be delivered 10 2Srd street unless dis
tnctly marked Liberty Street" or other
wise.
A complete electric cab service has
also been established FOR the transporta-
ton Of passengers and baggage at very
reasonable rates.
The importance Of 2Srd street is most
graphically brought 20 attention In the
August number Of the Book OF the
ROYAL Blue published by the Passenger
Department OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio, nm
der the title Unto the Heart Of Gotham
The interest centers within a mile radius
Of 2srd street, Fifth avenhe and Broad.
way. Fun page photographs Of unusua
detail present a most vivid picture Of this
most interesting locality. Send cents foi
copy to d. b. Martin. Manager Passengei
Traffic. B. & o. r. r., Baltimore. Md.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
CooperEnos

At the home of the brides parents
near Corbitt station. Det. John jan
vier Black Cooper. of New Yofk. ana
Miss Jnlie5 Enos viii be married this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The best man
viii be Mr.. Nichols, Of New York
city, a friend of the groom and Miss
Enos Will be attended by Miss wha-
len, cf Philadelphia. as bridesmaid.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
Yisiting in the West

Miss Bertha A. Lambson, Of this city
and Miss Elizabeth dimes, OF Phla-
phia. who left in June for the Lewis and
Clark Exposition in Portland, Oregon,
and who have been spending the summer
in California, viii leave San Francisco on
Thursday for salt Lake City, Pueblo.
Colorado Springs and Denver, reaching
home the last of the month.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
Racing Interest Revived.

Interest in horse racing has been re-
vived in lower Delaware and some good
trotting is promised this fam.
A two-days meet is now being ar
ranged for the Mnlington track. just out
side Of Dover to take place during the
first week Of next month. probably in
conjunction with the big shooting tour
ney here in which several states win be
interested.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
TOWNSEND HAPPENINGS
snecIal % rhe EvenIng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Townsend. Sept. 5-Farmers in this
section have been losing many chickens
by the depredations Of hawks.
A church camp and dedication win be
held at Lees NJ. E. Chapel, two miles
east OF here, commencing on Sunday,
September 10, and continuing until
Sunday, September nth.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
Pastor InvIted 70 Retnrn-

The Rev. F. f. Carpenter has been in
vited to return as pastor Of Mt salem
NJ f. Church for another year by the
board Of trustees. The congregation are
so pleased with Mr.. Carpenters pastoral
work that they have increased his salary.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05

Social ana CT SOHdl 4NOLCS
The Misses Elizabeth and Name
Haggerty Of No. 1916 Lowering avenue.
are at the osborne Hotel, Atlantic City
Tor ten days.
Clarence w. Minker and Miss
T1orence b. sharpe. Mrs. Bessie Willis
and DR.. Moore spent Saturday and
Sunday in Atlantic City,
Dr. Reed ]. Mckay has returned
from his vacation, which he spent at
Wernersville, Pa.
Mrs. John G. Dennis and son. Guy
of Perryville, Md, are visiting rela-
dives in town.
Mrs. Abi Morris. Of Washington, is
hhe guest Of her daughter, Mrs. James
smith. in this city.
o. w. Spear is spending a few days
at Bangor, Maine.
Mrs. Mary f. Pearson is spending
her vacation in New York and Con-
hecticut.
Howard NJ. Buckson has returned
from Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Beehan has returned
from visit to Atlantic City.
william NJ. ogden of Baltimore, who
made one of the addresses for the
Labor Unions yesterday afternoon is
the guest Of Francis 1. DUPONT.
r. T. Comfy has returned from G
months stay abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince o. Mousley and
son Clarence. have returned from At
lantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Purdy win leave
bn Wednesday for New Tropoli, Le
high county Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Grinenburg hav,
Returned from Atlantic City.
F. B. Tibbitts. general secretary o
fhe Y. NJ. C. A., has returned from q
months camping trip at Lake George
b.. Y.
Thomas Kilvington is visiting il
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon an'
family have closed their cottage a.
Rehoboth and have returned to thii
rity.
Mrs. Artemus smith, daughter Heller
and son. Artemus f., Of New Castle
have returned from a FIVE weeks visit
10 friends and relatives in Centerville
Ridgeley and other points in Mary.
land.
George H. Marshman is summering
at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs John w Brady have re
turned from wedding tour 10 Bostoi
and other points. They were married re
Gently in the rectory OF St. john
Church Philadelphia, and will reside a
NO Sof Adams street.
Miss Mabel Morris Of this city ami
Miss Florence Ennis, Of Philadelphia
have returned from a. trip 10 Boston
Mass, and Portland. Me
Leonard z. Wales has returned from
his vacation. which was spent at Reho
both
Miss Sadie f. Coursen has returne'
from "A weeks trip TO Atlantic City.
County Treasurer and Mrs. Robert NJ
Burns and children have returned iron
their vacation which was spent at AT
lantic city and other points In New Jer
sey.
John j. Jolls, clerk in the Office Of tn
Registry in Chancery, has returned fror
a weeks trip 10 Centroville. Md.
William f. Kurtz, former Attorney
General IT, II. Ward, Jr have returne
from seven weeks trip to Europe. The
visited England, Germany Belgium
France and Switzerland.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
HACK COLLIDED WITH POLE
Several Persons Injured While Re-
turning From campmeetins.
snecla. to The Evenlng Journal.

NTT|TTI1 20 ~ IHTTTTTIn WT0T TITTIl
Laurel. Sept. while returning
from camp Sunday night a hack carry
ing twelve passengers collided with a
telephone pole, wreclSing the vehicle
and throwing out several of its occu-
pants.
Mrs. Jane Walls received painful in
juries 10 her back and side and Victor
Elliott sustained a fractured arm. The
horses broke from the wreck and ran
away and were not found until yester-
day morning.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
!. HELLER,

7s3 Madison St. Wilmington, Del.
over 1000 copies of sheet music at
7 cts. copy C. copies ss cents). vio-
ilins. Mandolins. Guitars and Banjos
sold for cash or easy terms Stodart
and Mason Pianos cash.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
onoRo HEAp WASH.
School
FOURTH AND WEST SITS,
Wilminotou. Del.

The largest and oldest preparatory
school in the State OF Delaware.
Scientific. Latin-Scientifc. Literary.
and Classical Courses. Pupils entered
on certificate in all colleges that re-
ceiVe pupils on a school record. A
corps of sixteen skilled teachers. Ex-
Icellent equipment. Thorough instruc-
|tion. Transportation provided for
children OF the low grades. Fan term
begins Ninth Month (Sept) 18th.
The principal is at the school each
day .to. answer Inquiries and to enroll
pupils. For free illustrated catalogue.
address. %-----
HerscheI A. Norris. a. NJ F.rins
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
s1.oo Visit Baltimore, Sunday, Sep
tember 10th s1.VO. Via Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.

The popular route. b. & o. r. r.
Special train Of fine coaches viii leave
Delaware Ave. Station, Sunday. Sept
10th at $40 a. m. Returning leave
Baltimore (Camden Station) at $50
p. NJ; Mount Royal Station at 6.35 p.
NJ. Only one dollar for the round trip.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05

D. W. Lynch Company, commencing
September 9TH, We will close our stores
every evening except Saturday at $50.
4th and MadiSan streets, Sth and King
streets.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05

The Newport Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold its monthly meet
noon. at 9 o'clock. A large attendance
is desired.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05

A. H. Woods climax OF sensational
realism. Tracked Around the World" a
melodrama constructed on the lines OF
comparative extravaganza. and teeming
with thrilling episodes and novel ideas,
will doubtless command the best appro-
batlon OF our exacting theatre goers at
the Lyceum Theatre, September n, u and
1s. It is reported as being the most
stupendous production Of brilliant stage
chievement ever recorded.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
theatrical Notes

Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at the Lyceum Theatre we are to have
that everlasting successful musical farce
'The Two Johns by J. c. Stewart. Few
entertainments OF recent years have ol-
fered so much real genuine and refined
qualities In makeup as has this merry
fdrcical combination The pivotal idea
OF Philip and Peter Johns. the two fat
cousins, continually being mistaken for
one another. offers vehicle that appeals
as strongly to the parents as it does to
the children. The piece Is fun OF snap
and so from the start to finish. In fact
everything music, songs, Jokes and
dances. so brisSly and the fun though IL
may vary in quality. never lags and is in
fictitious.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
roc LATE EoR cLAssIEIcATIoN.


FOR RENT-One or two rooms.
furnished OF unfurnished. S29
Adams st. Sept 6-4t-
WANTED -Boarders. pleasant rooms,
also table boarders. Apply 90l
jefferson 81, Sept 5--2w.
WANTED-A colored girl to do house
work and take care of child. APP
ply 1907 Walnut st. Sept. BET
ELAfER RINGO-Tf you will come at
once to 12i West Liberty street
you viii hear something 10 your ad-
vantage.
Sept SIT.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05

Mrs. John G. Dennis and son. Guy
of Perryville, Nd, are visiting rela-
dives in town.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05

Clarence w. AIinker and Miss
Fuorence b. sharpe. Mrs. Bessie Willis
and DR.. Moore spent Saturday and
Sunday in Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05

Dr. Reed j. Mckay has returned
from his vacation, which he spent al
Wernersville, Pa.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05

Mrs. Abb Morris. Of Washington. is
hhe guest Of her daughter. Mrs. James
smith, in this. city.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05
Doingsin a
Social Way

Social and Personal Notes
The Misses Elizabeth and Name
4aggerty Of No. 1916 Lowering avenue.
are at the osborne Hotel, Atlantic City
dor ten days.
Evening journal., 1905-09-05

O. w. Spear is spending a few days
at Bangor, Maine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14
BLANOY WINS CLASSICS
Belmont Takes WitheTs Stake With
$1,000 Added Money With
His FaZoTite.

New York, May 13.-August BeImonts
BIandy won the classic Withers stake
& 600 added money, at Belmont park to-
day. Blsndy was q heavily played Ia
vcTite, closing at : TO ID.
The Whitney memorial steeple chase OF
$4,000 was won by Thomas Hitchcock
jr. $ Good and Plenty who was To I'D
favorite. Nine crack jumpers started
and the contest from beginning 10 end
was a good one. Attendance, 10000 Re
suits;
First race. six and OUe-half furlOngs-
Billy Roche won, Grand Duchess second
Jack Staff third. Time-l.-4 10.
Second race. five ngs-CrOssvsiy ~
won, Speedway second, Miss Point third
Time. 01-
Third race, four and one-hslf furIongs-
TiptOe won, Coincidence second, Belle of
Peauest third Time-.54 %
Fourth race. mile-Blandy, 126 CIV. Da-
Yis}, { to 10. won. Hot Shot. 100 tONeilJ-
, to /. second; Sparkling Star 126 GRAY
ers). { to .. third Time-1.ii IS. Only
three starters
Fifth race. the whitney Memorial
stceple chase. about tw0 miles and half
Good and Plenty. l56 Raw, Q 90 I. won,
Flying ButtTeSs, 165 tNcitChl. to I, SEE
oud. Mackev DIVER, 15f tkcIIy3. - to /,
third. Time-i:fS >. Arian, Dromadsrz'
Imperialist. Coligny and Rubc ran
GameCock fell
Sixth race. mile and thTcc-SiNteenths-
GrazioIo Won. Ostrich second, Right Royal
third. Time-2-04
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14
HORSEMEN BOOSTING
Local Turfmen Following Western
Circuit With Salt Lake
Horses.

Salt Lake horsemen are doing their
share Of boosting for Salt Lake these
days While this city IS pretty well
known in sporting circles ali over the
country, it has been rather backward IN
horse racing. but now a couple Of Salt
know this town has a few FLOODED horses
The following. taken from the Al
QUeTque Journal. New Mexico viii be OF
interest to all salt Lakers;
Three equine celebrities arrived IN TINS
city yesterday morning on train No. :
from the west at o'clock TO do lew
stunts on tbs track at traction petN
preparatory to entering the great SouJh-
western event under the auspices OF the
Gcntlemeus Driving club on the last four
days of this month The horses We're the
famous 6-year-Oid mare Angie Duryea.
the s-year-old bay geIdiug Crabapple ana
the bay geidiug Master Delmar, by the
celebrated Major Delmar-
Angie Duryea Is beautiful amman
with q mark Of 2.2l and is the property OF
DIT. A. G HumeIbaugh, a dentist of SAT-
Lake City. and one OF the best known turf
enthusiasts in the west
Mr. HumeIbaugh was on the train. as
was also g. J. CTabtrec of salt Lake
City. the owner of CrabappiC- The lat
ter is by COxcomb. dam. COgnaC. Crab
apple iuherfting enough bluel blood from
these well known race horses to make a
record of --i5- Angie DuryCd IS by
PstChcn Wilkes from dam Angie d
Master DelmaT. recently purchased by
/ DR.. J. F. Pearce of this city at Il high
| figure. * one of the haudsomest quadrU-
( peds ever seen in Albuquerque, and his
| new owner Is most paTdonably proud OF
! his acquisition Master DelmaT has a
| record of 2-16.
All three horses are entered IN the 2-$5
/ tTot and 2.f3 stake race of the spring race
meet. They were brought here from Los
/ Angeles where they have been for the
! past several months in charge of George
J Edwards of Salt Lake one of the most
expert trainers in the country. The val
uabie trotting stock excited great deal
I Of admiring attention at the local station
! when the animals arrived yesterday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14
ENTRIES IN FOR
MATINEE RACES
Fast Horses to Start IN Opening
Meeting.
FAIR GROUNDS, SATURDAY
PUBLIC WILL BE ADMITTED
FREE TO SEE SPORT.

The first matinee races Of the, Salt Lake
Driving club VIII be held at the State
fair grounds next Saturday. and the
hurScmou expect the event viii be one
of a number of interesting matinee race
meets that il intends TO pull off here
this summer In order that it viii be d
success the entries of nearly all the
best horses in the city have been Sc
cured. and these have been classified into
three different classes by 4 committee OF
three. who are well posted on what the
horses can do
Admission to the races will he free, it
being the intention of the driving club TO
get the public interested in horse racing
as much as possible and II is expected
everyone viii take advantage Of this Of
fer 10 see an afternoon Of fine sport. This
meet l. but forerunneT Of Some good
racing promised here this summer and
will give the public its first opportunity
of seeing q number of the recently pur-
chased fast PAGERS and trOtters that arc
now stabbed at Salt Lake
All Of the entries have been training all
spring at the fair grounds and according
TO the dope handed around, are in con
ditiOu to go
The entries for this meeting closed yes
terday and the following is the pro-
sramme for the races:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14
RIFLE CLUB OPENS TODAY
Targets Are In Place and Marksmen
In General Invited to
Attend.

The Rifle club has its targets IN place
now and viii have its opening ShogL
this afternoon at the new club ground
The shotgun club viii also have its sec
ond shoot Tho grounds VIII b." ready Tor
both the shotgun and rifle experts at ~
which is the time set for the regular sun
day shoot hereafter. Tt Is thought that
this time viii satisfy more Of the mem
UpTs and give them all time To- have sun
dav dinner before going out for the after
Moons sport
Both the Rifle and Shotgun clubs Issue
Invitations TO all unattached shooters ia
the city 20 so out this afternoon ana Wy
their hands AT the new traps and largely
Tn order to reach the grounds one Shou.F
take the First street Fort Douglas cor
and get off at the Poppertou place. when
tH, club house and grounds viii De Iu
plain view
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14

Greenwell. o. H. S; Tavey, Q. H. s.
Time-:111z.
220-yard dash-JudsOn, w s H s.
Richmond, ". s. II. S; GreenveH, O.
h s Time-.24 Is
440-yard rUn-ROberts, ". s. H s;
Hale, W. :. II. s.; Mcguire, .. II. S.
Time-:57 %.
8s0-yard run-Eccles. Q. H. s; Muir
ply, o. H. S; CritchIow, w s. II. s
Time-2:1S
ZZO-yard huTdles-RiChmOnd, w :. Il
S; BrOwnen. o H. S; Wire, E s H.
:. Time-:29 2-5-
Pole vault-Morris, W. s. H. S; Craig,
o. II. s.. Calvert, o. H. S. Distance
10 seet-
Shot put az pOunds)-RiChardso W.
s. H s; Poulter. o. H s.; Judson,
W. s H. :. Distances feet az
inches.
Hammer throw 02 pounds(-POuIter,
o. H S; Moon, E s H S; Green
well, O. H S Distance-121 feet 10
inches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14
CHURCH SCHOOLS
MEET ON TRACK
B. Y. University Beats B. Y. College
at Provo.
GOOD SHOWING BY VARSITY
FAST TIME MADE IN ALL ThE
SPRINT EVENTS.
Especial to The Herald

Provo. May 13.-The track meet be-
tween the Brigham Young university
of Provo and the Brigham Young col
Iege of Logan, held here today. resulted
in a victory for the former by score
Of 6S to So. The Provo boys feel quite
encouraged over the outcome as they
made a better showing than the J. 70
:. university against the same team.
There was not a large crowd out To sea
the sports but the events were quite jill
tereSting- The following are the Tr-
suits
1O0-yard dash-AIcAHister B. Y. T.,
first. Evans. B. Y. L. second. Time
10 % seconds.
120-yard hurdIes-Hovey. & Y. c.,
first; Watterson. b. Y G., second Time
is Is seconds.
SsO-yard run-Rose. &. Y. L. first;
Holloway, 3. y. l.. second. Time
2.25 -
22O-yard -McAmisrer. b. Y. T.,
first. Kennedy, 3. Y. G.. second Time
"a 10 seconds
220-yard hUrdles-Ballard. r. Y t.
first. Snyder. Is. Y. G.. second Time
Is % seconds
Mile Hickman, Z. Y. l., first
Duke. b Y. u second. Time-5-l1 10
44O-yard ruu-HH. b Y. c.. first
Kennedy. 3. Y. G., second Time -
seconds
Relay race-Won BY B. Y. L. Time
1-41 10.
Broad jump-Adams- 3 Y L, first;
f Carpenter. Z. Y L, second Distance.
/ 20 feet u. inches
{ Hammer throw-PetersOn. B Y T..
first. Nelson B. Y g.. second Dis
lance. 100 feet 3 inches.
( High jump-Adams- b Y I. first:
/ Murdoch. b Y L, second Height
. feet 8 inches.
2 Pole vauIt-Adans. 3. Y. L. first;
/ HUvey. 3. Y. G.. second Height, II feet
. > inches.
Shot-Dut- Kennedy. b Y. c.. first;
/ Larson. p. y. g.. second. Distance 80
. feet inches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14

P. s.-Baer. also, was fined s..