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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02
A Navy Advantage.

The navy will have great advantage over
West Point at the start of the season in the
fact that most Of its crack players Of year
ago are still in the academy, while West Point
will suffer the loss Of most of its stars. The
Clintic, center; Goss, guard; Whiting end, and
Wilcox, quarter, but their places will be filed
with men who were last season rated as
almost their equals. The nayys partisans point
out that West Point, on the other hand will
hardly be able to develop in single season
five men who will come within measurable dis.
lance Of Graves, Hammond, Upton, Doe and
Prince, the cadet players who will be among
the missing this fall. All in all. it does seem
as If the navy would be likely this year to
give the army aitmuch greater grid1ron argu-
ment than 1t has for number Of years. The
meeting between Uncle Sans two big schools
at Princeton will be from every point of view
one Of the biggest football events of the coming
fall and 1t promises to be one Of the closest
and hardest-fought battles Of the season.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02
WORK BEGINNING
THRU0UT The EAST
Coaches and Players Gathering
for the Work of the Grid 49,
iron Year. - ~ -

Boston, Sept. 2.-With1 the arrival of septem.
her days the hum of ACTIVITY in college football
circles is increasing perceptibly day by day.
By the end of next week many Of the coaches Of
the leading college and university teams east
and west will be at their stations and the van
guard of aspirants for The seasons gridiron
honors will have started in on their prelin'-
mary training. -
ri According to the program made last June,
the University of PENNSYLVANIA candidates were
to have been the first to take up the actual
training in the east, and if this plan has been
carried out laid down, many Of the more
prominent of the Quaker players are already
gathering somewhere ID the mountains not far
from Philadelphia. At Lehigh also the out.
look is for early start of the training season
Dr. S. B. Newton, the old Pennsylvania end
and coach is due to- arrive at South Bethlehem
next Tuesday and on the following Monday the
training season will formally be got under way
Members Of Lehgh's class have been arriving
in South Bethlehem for several days past, but
a dispatch from there says. that 1t Is yet alto
gether too early to gather any idea Of what
sort Of material will be available this fall
Lehigh had q most disastrous season last veal
and a mighty effort will be made this fall tt
wipe out the bad record of 1904.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02
LAST GAME OF YEAR
OF ASSN. FOOTBALL

The final game Of association football for this
season will be played Labor day morning at 10
O'Clock between the Clan Gordon Football club
grounds at Twenty ninth street and Minnehaha
avenue. This will be the fifth game played
by these teams this year, both having won a
game and two games tied. The enthusiasts Of
the game are all anxious to see this game,
as it will no doubt be the best of the series,
and a large crowd will be there. Both teams
have picked out their best for this game.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02
West Point-Annapolis Rivalry.

There is every Indication that the strong
rivalry in athletics which exists between West
Point and Annapolis will result this year in the
most interesting struggle between them for the
gridiron supremacy, which has get been seen.
At both Of Uncle Sans institutions prepara-
lions for this fall s football campaign may be
said to have been under way ever since they
parted on the gridron at Philadelphia last fall.
The cadets and the middies, of course, never
break training. The Navy is confident that 1t
is to triumph over the Army this year at last.
For the last three years West Point has gone
to Philadelphia each November and put 1t all
over Annapolis but the middies firmly believe
that the tables to be turned this year when
the rival teams meet for the, first game of a
new series on Princeton field.
Last years work of the Navy eleven was a
big improvement over that of several previous
years and there is little doubt that the mid
dies greater success was due more than to any
other cause to the coaching of its team by
DR.. Paul J. Dashiell, for many years one OF
the leading football experts in the land. This
will be Dashiell's second year at Annapolis and
it is reasonable to. suppose that he will have
even greater success with the charges than he
had year ago. The men have learned his
system and style Of play now and there will be
no loss of time early in the fall in the learning
Of tho nashieJ1 funda menfa1s $50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

From Des Moines come stories Heston
is finding the life of a coach Just as
tackled early and is said to have been
playing offside. c.E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

With, Clay safely tucked away in a
hospital and leading, the American as
ISOLATION heavy nitters David Jones
will have to hustle to beat out the tri-
state slugger.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

Captain Fox showed that he has i'm
proved. his batting eye by binging out
three hits yesterday. He will begin
whanging away and making three-bag,
gers next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Ell
Chicago. April 2S-YVheat had hard time to-day
to overcome the effect upon speculative sentiment
of the excellence of the present weather. May
wheat held within a range of SC and looked as
sUbdued and exhausted a defeated pugilist after
a strenuous fight. At the close it showed sc ad-
vance on the previous days final figures. July
gained &c 10 l5c and September Ac to 2sc. Corn
closed strong at i2c 10 sc improvement for May
and sc for July. Oats, after early weakness. also
closed a shade higher. Provisions were lower.
chiefly Liquidation of May pork.
Wheat was moderately firm at the opening. The
increased shipments from Argentina for the week
were a restraint upon bullish incinations, We're
the increased receipts in the Northwest. Local
receipts were 65 cars against the same day last
year May closed at SS-4c; the highest soc
and the lowest SSl4c. The range Of July was from
S22c to s27s to SSisc closing at sSssc to S314c.
Corn started weak but a decline Of &c offer
ings were very light and prices for both May and
July took up-turn- Receipts were l56 cars,
but IS were through billed and only
tract. Shipments $4,000 bushels. Estimates
of to-norrow's receipts were So cars. May closed
at the top 46gsc; the lowest was 45$sc. July sold
from 4slsc i6'4c TO 1850. closing at 46l4c TO
465sc.
oats ruled independent from corn to-day and
showed decided strength. Trade was not very
large but was mostly changing. The spread early
was &c, but toward noon had narrowed down to
lsc. Receipts continue light p cars being in
spected in and only Sc cars are estimated for to-
10 2s7sc and reacted 2s24c. July sold from 2S2sc
up TO 29c. and eased off to 287sc to 29c.
Provisions ruled heavy and suffered from the eff
fects OF continued liquidation. Holders are becom-
ing discouraged with the outlook. Trade only
moderate May pork sold from Sll,9712 off to
SLID, July SIPS. off to $l2071z May lard
sold from S7s23k, of 500 S7O21a, and reacted
to S7O2s to s7O5. July sold from S. 22 off to $72o
May ribs sold from S. so of TO $50 TO S6.771 and
July from $40 eased off to S.05 to Sl.07la, and
reacted 10 S7O7lk. Hog receipts 1900 head
and prices at the yards were sc lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

h
New 1ork-Mary E. Jackson plaintiff against
ChaFies = bannrst ana others. defendants In pursu
ance or an uteocutory decree partition made and
entered IN the ABOVE entitled action third OF
April 1880 as amended b. court bearing
date the 2Utn dy OF April 1905. undersigned. duly
appointed referee theren. hereby give
Monday, the neenth day q May. 1905 u
O'Clock noon. al the Exchange SaesroOm, Il rs
Nesey street IN the Borough % Manhattan New
York. by James l. Wells auctoneer public
auction 70 the highest bidder the premises
said decree mentioned therein described follows:
an those four cerla4a Other pieces parcels OF
land IN the Twelfth Ward Of the City New
bounded and described follows: Beginning point
the southeTly side Of One FoTtyefEhth
street. distant hundred ard eastery
from the formed b. the intersection said south
er side OF One Hundred and Fcrtighsh Street the
easteTly side CT the Boulevard Eleventh
wtdened running
Boulevard ninetynine and
tire line OF the block between One Hundred Forty
seventh and One Hundred Streets.
ming thence easterlv and along line % the
block and parallel with One Hundred and ForJyeshth
Street aforesaid hundred thence northeriy and
again parallel with said Boulevard uiretynne eleven
inches TO the sOuthery side Of iiuHtred ami
eighth Street aforesaid thence westerly aeng
eaid southery side Of one Hundred and FOTJyetghth
Street hundred feet the point place Of begin
ming be said several distances Dimensions
less and being known the map o. the Twelfth
IS in Block No 11S9.''
following a q property be sold
described above:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

A MEXICAN LINE.
PLiMoUTH-CHERBoURG- SOUTHAMPTON
No., sailing Saturday, 80 A M Pier Is n. r.
5hi!adelphia Apr. % New York. Nay IL
q Faui ---...- May 6iSt. Louis May 20
PED STAR LINE
ANTWERP DOVER-LONDON-PA
Sailing Saturdays 1890 A. NJ. Pier IA \ r
hrooni Apr 90 Finland May 10
ICELAND. May 6ivader:and ........... May 20
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW ENSTOWN-LIVERPOOID
Sailing Wednesdays and Fridays. Pier IS. n. r
LSutonlc- May 10 A. n Majestic. May IL. 10 A NJ
SfItie May D 8 A n Cedric. May 10 A NJ
Oceanic. May 10, $50 a. NJ Baltic May "a 10 a M
TIR EDITERRANEAN VIA
FROM NEW YORK
GFEIIC Apr. 90. noOn June IS July 81
kOMANIC---..-..- July g. noon
FROM BOSTON.
oANOPlC. May IL, . p. NJ; juno a. Aug s. Sept 10
hoMANlC......- June j. 1880 a Aug. 10. Oct Z
TRAVELLERS CHECKS
ISSUED PAYABLE ALI. OVER THE WORLD
PASSENGER OFFICE, BROADWAY.
Freight ONCE. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
Financial Meetings.

Once Of the
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND at
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY
Cincinnati Ohio April a. 1905
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEET.
ing Of the stockholders of Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicago and St Louis Railway Company been spe.
ciay called and wl be held at the comPanys principal
city of Cincinnati. Ohio ednesdav he
day OF May 1925. II o'clock noon purpose
Of voting upon proposition 10 increase the Common
CApIlal stock Of sec company by i300OO0 that H.
100000 $40 OOOOOO divided 400 900 shares
Of par value Of Sl0c each
Foi the purposes Of SIGH sTeca meeting OF the stock
holders che transfer books will be closed
Saturday, the 10Th day of April, 1905
opened at 10 O'Clock A NJ Thursday the Isl day OF
June. 1895.
BY orler the Beard Directors.
f +. OSBORN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
BOIssEyAIN q CO.,

q. cy On ehs business Foreign Domestic BanknE
~ GOvonm0nt and other investment secuFitieG
Sd the purchase ana sale commission Of stocks and
S May 18th 1905 the viii 10 its new oneaE
a Gre Biair Building. No. % Broad Street
20 I'm Mn IS ths American corTesponde8ts Of AssETE
Asoi5b Bo.sssVzan : Co.. os AmsteTdeIns Holland -
- Val &EesAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

-. 50 Total sales. 'odd lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
Financial.
BUY
AM ERICAN NICKEL,

There are only three great nickel companies in
the whole world.
Societe Nickel, selling around go francs.
International Nickel, selling around $1,000.
American Nickel. selling around $500 share
on the N Y. Curb Market
Buy and hold American Nickel stock for divi-
dends and great rise. 1t will sell higher than
the foreign stocks.
FRANK PoOToN Stock Broker. GO Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co.
Dated April list. 1906.
American Hide and Leather Company
92-0S Clin Street New York City.
AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
a Board Directors American Hide and
Leather Company held this day. quarterly dividend OF
pany was declared. payable May 18TH 1905 to stock
holders Of April goth 1905 Transfer books VIII
Gloss April 10Th 1906 at noon. and reopen May 10th
Dated April 10Th. 1908. GEO. A. HILL Treasurer
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
nan 1i New YORK April Il. 1906,
dollars per share has been declared payable May
Transfer Books will close April 10Th noon and re-
EDWARD T. PLATT. Treasurer
AMERICAS TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM
Five Per Cent. Three-Iear Gold Coupon Notes.
COUPONS FROM THESE NOTES, BY
its Treasurer the CITY New York. or holder
option Office OF its Treasurer in the City OF Boston
pany - Wall in Boston by the National Bank
OF Commence WILLIAM r. DRIVER. Treasurer
Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad Co.
COUPONS DUE MAY /, 1905, FROM CON-
~ sodated Mortgage hye per cent bonds Of this
- F. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Company.
81 ana 80 Liberty Street. n. Y. city.
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
4 Company has this day declared a dividenl Of two
and one-haH per cent, payable at the ComPanys Of
Aces May lst 1eOO Inc transfer DOCKS Will De cosed
TSjesday the Cd day OF May. 1905.
THoRwALD sTAI.LEzNEcIEr. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

THE IRVINGTON-

On the beach At virginia ave overlooking Boardwaix
and steel Pier an atractionS TTof7rT
up todate hote capacity Every comfort and eoir
ment. including elevator baths g7In n9riorq
special reduced rates 70 SprinE guests-S9 70 SIS
Booklet w F. WATTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
COpartnership Notices.

nVI4E LIMITED PARTNERSHIP OBJ BoISsE-
II VAIN q co. having BY mutual consent been dis
solved 70 effect May lSt 1900 NJ J. L Pierson q
ozsrs. Ad0ph BoiSSevain Co. Of Austrian hoiand;
~ ~ Iurray Young. EF. Henry A. Murray and Mr..
A1aro j. Miller beg 10 that they have formed
4 rSnerni partnsFEhiD under the arm name q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
DiUidend Notices.
WESTINGHOUSE

Electric and Manufacturing Company
DE8ENTCRE BONDS
Notice is hereby given. provided in agreement
covering the Of the bonds following
numbers have drawn for redemption per cent
and will be paid on and
after July lst 1905. AZ the office os thS MERCANTILE
TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE, No. 40 Broadway. New
York with accrued interest that date.
~ IN a.nL !. H. o.. hn,a. --lIlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

18Th Street.
approximate lien
satisfy abOveescrbed property 10 be sold
is STlS4 wit thereon from thu "a
March, together with
in to S4lI32 thereon from April rE Ig5
together with expenses the sale The approTf-
of the taxes. assessments water rates
he allowed the purchaser OutO Of me
purchase-money paid by the Referee IS STT956 and
interest.
Dated New York April 18th 1905
J. ALEXANDER KOONES. Referees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

NOTICE
TO BOND HOLDERS OF THE OHIO STEEL
COMPANY.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
- Of the Trust Deed. the following The Ohio
Steel Company issued June lst 1883 have been drawn
BY lot for redemption on June let 1900 Principal and
interest viii be payable at The Dollar Savings Trust
Company Youngstown. Ohio that date interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
RENE COURT. COCNTY DE- NEW


Observation-Disclosures Br,leder-vereiu BIuraeathal
Clo. u. plaintiff against Moses n. Rappaport 81
al Defendants. pursuance OF a judgment o fore
closure sale duly made entered above
entitled action and bearing 9Th day APRIL
1905 undersigned, Referee said Judgment
will at public auction the Exchange
Nos. 14-16 Vesey street. in the Borough of Man
haitian City Of NewYOrk, the 1lth day OF May. 1895
u o'clock noon on that day: BY Philip a Smytn
auctioueer the premises directed hv judgment
sold and therein described follows All that certain
lot piece parcs! OF land situated the City County
and state of New York and bounded and described as
follows wit: Beginning point the
OF Street distant One Hundred
1ss) and four - inches OF
east corner Seventy-eighth Street Avenue
thence running North parallel One
Hundred t1O2) feet % inches. thence
Fast Seventy-eighth street Sixteen fI6
feet inches. thence South with
Tbfrd Avenue, hundred QO9 feet and two
1O inches North side Of Seventy-eghth Street
and thence along the North eventy-erhth
Street sixteen eight the point
or place OF beginning The said In Section
< block / 433. on the Land Map OF CITY OF New
YORK and known No DIS East Seventy
eighth Street
LEON IAASEI. Attorney for Plaintiff. 321 Park Row
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following diagram Of the property 70 be sold
It's street number is 2l5 East Seventyeghth Street:
73th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

I45th Street.
Dated New York April 2Ist 1876.
JOHN C. OCOSOR. Referee
CHARLES A. JACKSON Esq. Plaintiffs Attorney. rs
Exchange Place New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
NEW HOTEL PIBRREPOgF

Ocean Fad New Jersey Ave-. Atlantis City M
Rooms suite salt water baths An ,.oders
appointments Music Auto meets train
A G. MCCLELLAN & SON
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-11
PARLIAMENT PR0R0CUED.
Emperor Francis Joseph Puts an End
to Sessions for Next Two
Months

mOnInS.
Buda Pest, Hungary, Oct. 11.-Par-
lament was prorogued yesterday by
royal rescript until December, 1905.
Acting Premier Baron Fejervary and
his colleagues did not attend the brief
sitting of parliament. The Baron
merely sent the president of the Lower
House the rescript signed by the
King-Emperor Francis Joseph pro-
roguing parliament and explaining that
the step was necessitated by
the fact that no success has been at
tanned in forming a new cabinet on a
basis which would secure parliament
against disorder.
Shouts of "scoundrels" and similar
epithets mingled with queries of
where's the constitution greeted
the reading Of the rescript, but there
were no cabinet ministers present to
take note of the insults hurled a,
them.
Count Julius Andrassy rose and de-
nounced the ministers who contrary
to precedent failed to appear before
parliament.
"The government" he said, "has
thereby shown contempt of the house
and has abandoned all pretense OF
conforming with the laws
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-11
INACCURATE WAR ON GAMBLING.
The Methodlsts of Arizona Ask That
It Be Prohibited In the EnabI-
ing Act.

Yuma, Arizona, Oct. 11.-At the an.
nual meeting of the Methodist
church Of Arizona, the ministers by
unanimous vote adopted the following
resolution:
In view Of the probability of Cong.
ress passing an enabling act provid-
ing for the admission to statehood OF
Arizona end New Mexico, singly or
Jointly, we, the ministers of the Meth.
odist Episcopal mission of Arizona, in
annual conference assembled. urge
upon congress the Importance and
right of Arizona citizens and our large
population of Indians, on and off gov.
ernment reservations, being protected
from the gambling evil as Is provided
in the Oklahoma and Indian Territory
section of the statehood bill. The In.
dians and citizens of Arizona are as
much entitled to protection from these
evils as are Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory.
We urge, on behalf of the coming
state, that the Arizona section of thu
enabling act provide a prohibition
against the licensing of gambling O.
lotteries in the coming state.
We also make an appeal to the min
listers and members of the great Meth
odist church throughout the United
States to come to our help in this
struggle, reminding them that Arizona
citizenship is composed largely of the
sons and daughters of every state in
the Union.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-11
PARIS MUCH
INTERESTED
In Offer BY New York Man Of
$4,000 for knowledge Of
Consumption Cure
DR.. BEHR|NC DECLINES
To Accept the Proposition But Asserts
That Secret Is Known To Those WAo
Will Advance II.

New York, Oct 1.-THE offer made
by wealthy man Of New York to pre-
sent $4,000 to DR.. Behring If he would
make known his treatment for con.
sumption has excited great interest In
Paris, according to Herald cable
from that city. DR.. Behring said he
would not entertain the offer in that
form.
1T Is mistake" he said, ITO imag-
Inc that l have kept my discovery a
secret. But have chosen and will
continue to choose persons to whom
make my communications. MY only
desire is to have such collaboration as
l know will advance the matter"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-11
IRRIGATION COMMISSION.
Meets In Regular Quarterly Session
Bills AIlowed-Other Business
Transacted.

The Territorial Irrigation Commis-
sion met In the Office of the secretary.
A. A. Keen, in the Capitol at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in adjourned ses-
sion, with the following members
present: A. N. Pratt, of Carlsbad,
chairman; Arthur Seligman, of Santa
Fe; Higinio Chaves, of Peralta; J. E.
McCarty of Pennington, and A. A.
Keen, ex-officio secretary. Irrigation
Engineer D. M. White was also pres
ent.
The following business was disposed
Of:
The minutes of the preceding meet
ing were read and approved.
Final disposition of number of ap-
plications for land was made, after
which the resolution passed at the
morning session was again discussed,
with the result that all members of
the commission will do all In their
power to get the government to take
hold Of the Avalon dam project at
Carlsbad and hasten the reconstruc-
ton of same. The hearing In Mrs. l..
C. Klasner's case was postponed until
the next regular meeting, upon request
of counsel of Mrs. Klasner. The
American Valley Water Storage and
Irrigation Company made application
for land in western Socorro County
for irrigation project, but the commits
sion needed more data and information
in regard to the extent, ETC., of the
project before action could be taken.,
The company was notified to prepare
a complete report Of the project and
present it at the next meeting.
George B. Paxton and others made
application to be allowed to purchase
land at $3.50 per acre, but the board
refused to consider the proposition as
the law states clearly that the mini
mum price of land shall be SO an acre.
Chairman Pratt was authorized to
take up the matter Of the White Noun
tain Irrigation Company's project in
Lincoln County with the United States
Reclamation service with view to
having an investigation of same made
by government experts for the purpose
of finding whether the proposed pro-
ject is feasible one or not.
H. C. Abbott, Of Springer, was CIV
en- until the next regular meeting to
prepare, present and file a complete
and detailed report Of the irrigation
project in Colfax County, in which
he is interested, after which the board
will take final action.
Accounts against the commission
for the past quarter were examined,
audited and ordered paid.
There being no further business
before the commission 1t adjourned at
l4:3O o'clock until the next regular
meeting in January.