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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05
Iowa Brewery Burns,

Iowa City, Ia, Dec. 23.-The Iowa
brewery burned last night. The tota!
loss will amount to about $500, OO0;
insurance, $4,000.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05
Found Frozen to Death.

Marshalltown, Ia, Dec. 3O.-Thomas
Butler, an aged and respected citizea
of Vail, was found frozen to death in
a snowdrift three miles west of Vail.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05

Have you Backache: Get a box of Kid
nrey-Ettes-the most wonderful remedy
for all kidney troubles, and they will
make you right. 25c. J.F Berry.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05

No home should be without a package
of Hawkeye Family Salve. 1t is the most
powerful, antiSeptic and healing salve
Known for Cuts, Bruises, Eczema, Piles
and all Skin Diseases. % cents. j. F.Berry
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-05
Annual Meeting.

The Blue Grass Separator Creamery
Co. will hold its annual meeting at
Hamlin, January 9th, 1905 at one
O'Clock. G.. V. CHRISTENSEN. Sec.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
Som ~GrieasiGauplase.

ans Eotio wirb semelbet, oaB BIZ
Rufen Spsi lsitte @iienbabnlinisn ,wi'
l6sn Suidun uub geutins uno cine
anoers BON Sui6un nah BEN Obereu
Sdabte sebaut baben. Dieie That
iate in 8erbinouns nit Der fait fisber'
baften Ghatisteit, wslds bic Ruiien felt
sinisen 9asen sntwidslH, ldbt oarani
I6lieBen, oaB ie bic abfiht baben.
Spama's rsdtsn Sliisei. ben @eneral
8urOfi beieblist, anSusreifen.
Die Srieosnsseriidte erbalten fit,
bartnadis uno elm Reuter telegram
aus ct. Petersburs meloet io9ar bic
Bsoinsunsen. inter bensn 8uBlanb gu
einsm SrisoensidluB senei9t let, uno
melde nnr wsnis pom ben Ueoin9uHgen
abwei6en, Die Sapan felt uno iiber
pslds mir bsreits leste ISOLDE beridtes
ten nnr Don 3abluns einer Sriess'
entfhdoi9un9 mill 6nBlarlo norlalifl9
nod nidtS wiiien. bod wiro bieles 9iHa
oerniB niAt uniiberitei9li6 iein.
Die innsren llnruben I'M sanjen rui-
ridden 8si6e, ipe3iel in Polen. %Swinsen
9iuslano beinabe, feline sanje gufmerfs
Iamfsit unb Wta9t ben inuersn anses
lsssnbsitsn Sn5nwenbsn, ebe cine &euo'
luton ausbridt. Sosar auf ben aau'
taius babsn fia bic tiuruben sritredt.
aaseufdeiaii6 aber wsrber bic 8ui'
fen in Der Manoidurei no4mals oas
Sriesssliid ueriu6sn, unb spar por'
ausiihtli6 in ben ndhiten 3asen ioll'
ten lie in Der beporitebeuoen S6laht
unterlisSen, 10 lit ibr S6idial bsiissslt
= errinsen iis binsesen nennenswsrtbc
Yortbsile, baHn f6nnen iie nit @bre
Srisosn i6lieben uno ibre Sorosruuseu
bober ipannen. reipeftipe oieieniSen 9a'
pans beraboriiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
Sirefte Tolee Der Siocums& atas
ffrpphe.

als cine oirefte Solse Der Sloeums
9ataitropbe in Diem Yort murosn in Der
S:ssnus oes Sunoes. gbseoronetenbau'
les BON benz Nbseorenetsn @rOsuenor
als Sorfisenosn oes Gomites fir pan,
oelsmarine uno Siiderei usrihieoeue
amenosments ju @eisssn bsireifs Der
Resuliruns Der Snipeftion BON Oampfs
idifien unterbreitet. Siiuf uOn oieien
amenbsmentS muroen ansenommen.
Sn oieien Sorlasen miro urtsr anoerm
bsitimmt. oaB pom Der SnipeftiOusbes
borbs Gin 9refntipeomits ernannt meroe,
bas srmddtiat iein ioll, 8eselu fir bic
Snipsftion bon Dampiidiffsn fir Die
3sit ,wii6sn ben Sisunsen Der 9nipst.
tionsbeboroe nit Der 3uitimmuns oes
SanOelsiefretdrs feftSuiessn. IS wur,
ben fsrnsr in Der Sisuns cine an,abl
unbsosutsnOsr Bills ansenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
s6iaerfeier Der Sodf6uleu.

Die algemeine P~ropasanoa, in alien
@auen Deutldianos am fommenoen 8.
Wtai aus anlaB Der 100. @ieoerfebr
pom S6iuer's Gooestas cine ben Wtas
nsn beS sroBen Di6ters wiiroise 6eier
gu perunltalten, bat bel Der Stuoentens
i6ait Der idwdbiihen uniueriitdtsitaot
1iibinssn elm trdftises @GO ssfunosn.
Die bortisen Stuoenten iino sifrisit be-
miibt, bic 3ommilitionen aller Osuti4sn
9o4idnleu fir cine semsiniame afaoes
miide S4insrisier gu s%swinHsn, Die an
benz Sarse Sdiuers in Der Siiriten.
sruit gu Deimar itattfinoen ioa.
= Su ct. Yaul nnroe Der Sleiiher
Sobu S6inoelosder in ieiuem @eiAdftss
lotal 9io. 594-7. StraBe ermoroet auf.
sefnnoen.
= Sn Solss bes uusswDbnli9 i4wer.
ell S9nesfallS Der lssten Gage lift Der
@iienbabnuerfebr i'm Staate Wti6i9an
bebeuteno seit0rt. 1
= 3miideu Paris uno eonoon mur.
ben 8sriuae auf einsm usuen tels.
srapbii9euapparat ssmadt, Der In elmer
Stunoe 10000 8Orte nit 9ilfe BON
ieds @lerfs iibsrmittsln iol. Die De
peiden tommsn sei6rieben, itatt in teles
srapbii9eu 3siden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
Dsuti9e Briefltfte.
Bon 8etersburg.

- @racs. bas 2jdbrise EOaterleiu
Der Gbsleuts gusuft Sdmiot BON Wtpr'
tie Strass. puroe ant Sreitas i'm Pe'
.tersburs 5rieObofs sur lesten 8ub'
beitattet.
- PER- Seinrid 6. Sudner, Der fell
sinissn Sabren on Der @de bon ait
uno Hidter Strasen sineu @rocerie'
laoen betrieben bat. wiro ieinen 9a6er
ourd sinen aubou usrsr0Bern laiisr
uuo bat ben Gontraft an 0m. 8ambad
iiberpisisn, psl6sr bus gsbduoe auI
bas Bette berftellen wiro. @ir min
i6en Serrn Su6nsr peiterss Slid ii
ieinen lluteruebmunsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
SaS 2baf abpdrtS.

Sab or. - 0altsr, Der Sobu bon
9ieu. unb Srau S8iliam 2uer, wuros
per9an9ene ISOLDE ~sele9entlid ieiues
iiebenisbnten @sburtstases pom einer
rSnrpriie Partp" beimseiu6t uno bic
anwsisnoen amiiiirten iit nit @eiaus,
Spisleu uno uuf anosre Weiie. gin
ben Solbsn, Ypne uno Eaplor 5eden
mar am Samitas 3abltas. = @ir mel
ben nit 8eoauern. oaB Srau @aspar
9idssli BON Siib Taplor l6Wsr ertrantt
lit unp man fiir6tet, oaB tie iia elmer
Operation unterjieben muB, I'm ibr oas
9eben Su rstten. = Sci Der SSabl bier
Iiestsn bic Republifaner, NIT ausnabmt
Der 2. @arb, mo- Der Burger anoioai
SamsS Wiaiters nit jwei ct. Wtebrbsii
oils Staotratb srwdblt muroe. Der
Wtasfeuball Der Gaplor SAIau4 eom'
panic no. 1 am Dienitus absno mai
gut bsiudt uuo entipra6 alien @rfpar'
~tungen.-8interfleioer iino nod iuimel
in Sia6irase. Sliibmann & 8eibel.
- Sin wiitbsnoer Stier sriff an
Sonntas ben 3iabrissn SObn oesStober
Atiler BON Slo SOrse OIL nno uerlestI
Jpn in lebsnsssfdbrlider @eiie. Srar
SafOb Ysutusr psrbiuOerts es, baB oa;
Sinh auf Der Stelle sst6otet mnroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
6ef6dftsmetboben bes Sleifb=
truit.

Serr @arfislo. Der @Ommiidr fur
@orporationen, bot isinen Seri6t iiber
bic @eidaitsmetbOoen oes 6leiihtruit,
Die sr iest beinabe elm Sabr sefibrt
bat. nod nibt beenoet, neil oas ibm
porliessnoe Wtutsrial 70 ~umiansreih lit.
oaB es lauser nns aHitreuseuOer arbeit
beoari, um oasfeibe gu eiuem aberfidts
lidsn Ssri4t juiammensuiteIlsn unb
su co~nosnliren. Der Beriht wiro ie'
bod Dem @onsreB nod Dor Dem uierten
lidr, uuterbreitet weroen. usber ben
Snbatt oeSielbsn bewabrt 9err ..@ar.
fisto ieoof oas tieiite Shweisen uno
bat iosur BEN abseOrOneten. Der ben
slntras auf llnteriu6un9 Der @el4dftss
mstboOen bes Steiidtruit itellts, jeos
Austunit perwsisert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
@apne gcuntp.

SontsbaIe. = Das Soar 9 dulse.
bduoe, etipa cine Msils uon bier, wurbs
uerfIOGsus @oAe uOaitanois ourd. bsusr
;eritOrt, siuen Uerluit bon $1,000 Der
urla6snb, BEN uur $3.50 Serfideruns
sessniibsriteben. -Soispb Subn pom oft.
li6en StaOttbeile, Der ii9 Dor mebrersr
0Ohen elm Beiu brad, lit In eiuem
Scranton 9Oipitul seitOrbeu uuo BIZ
Ssi9e truf DienitaS bier elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
Sntet end Dor ealben aeasm

,atarrb, bic Nusdflbu tntbaItH, ha Auedfi.
her itu htH CHM bts @rp6s j%sfcrtH UNI
eas aanit Ssfftm p6aIe ,%srriiiei tpIre, psnH %
bur6 bic ibIdmiasn DbuaGdsn sirbrtnst
z. lht MrtiftI iolt ME aueer auf Vtrurenuna
aui buufensr AHitt gsbInuhi pretn, ea erI
S6aesn, etu ft anribttn. isbnmal 70 arcb n
as pas @utt, eas 9br edpou srsitltn f6nniti,
6alI's aatarrb. sur, fobriitIt pon Q. },
sbsnsy g. 20 5clsse. 8, tntpdIt ftin 0ued
fiber mo plrb iunsrIih atnemmsn une ipiItt b.
rtft aut bic Itlemiasn Sbnh66tn bee Sslftms.
@tun 9br paa's aaiarrp. Sur tauft. Itte ltbtr,
pae 3br be ithtn bsfcmmt. Sit plre tnntrlit
etnommsn unp In Iolspo, Sbio. ron .. 3,
8benes & 90 atmdht
a1- 8ufauft poH alien apuibtfsru. prtia
rs Gents bic 6laitt.
Saas damlitu- piIsH fno bic btatn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
StaDt uni 0untD.

= Soiepb @olanore. Der 9e9sp bic
aaaliabaRassssHss Gdgs6eSafs frsiDtIte
El3euspiB abtests. pnroe 8reitds Ssssn
Biir9idaftsleiitun9 aus BEN @efansniB
sa~tlailsutsy
y @easn 9srrsntunsen unb Qustl6.
afiasn lsisttts ni6ts b~siisrss alssgE
E3ptohs Sec Seine easIamts hi nadf
iit, bel all ben pielert 4tasiatSftR gsiSsn
oansruo heatsrtbaf:
Ser s. 8. Matttews G. Cons
2aoen an Der unteren 2adamanna ape.
puroe Sonnta9 9ia6t BON @inbredsrn
belu6t uno ourhit0bert, bod madten
bic Serle meiter feline Bente.
- 8aibinstOn's @eburtstas ssitern
Uuroe ni6t iebr allSemeiu s~efeisrt, Bonn
obihon Die Sduleu uno Offentlidsn
amtsitnben 9eidloiien -Waren. nabmen
bic 9eihdfte ibreu Sew0bnli6en Sang.
- @apitdn Riharo Stilwell, siuer
Der Rioniere pom Scranton, itarb am
Sreitas in ieiner 8obnuns all Setter.
Jon aoenue I'M alter BON 81 Sabren.
Der 8eritorbene mar ieit iiber so Sab
rem elm Burger Der Staot.
- Der 2aursl SiHie Tunnel wurbe
ipat Sonutas 9tadmittas bon beioen
Seiten burhbroheu uno bic arbeiter
waren niht wenis eritauut. als mad Der
lesten uOr9enommeneu Sprensuns. uls
ii6 Der 6au6 uerSosen bate, iie iid se.
geniiber itanoen. Man erwartete crit
Ititte WtdrS ben Dur6bru6. bsis
ben Seiten.
= Stumbling Snipeftor artbur Mo.
mics maht IN ieinem Sabrssberi6t bic
Nnre9uns. baB oas @eies in Setreif
zines Suipsftors fir Mietbsbduier bier
iofort in Snmenouns sebradt werben
iolte, ba ein berartiser Seamter nun
mebr nOtbis lei. aud ordn9t er auf
bic Giuri6tuns BON Offentliden SABA
tories" unO Oifentli6e Saceplase.
= Sames Z. CRAWFORD. 8rdiiosnt
uno Saupteissntbiimer Der PsOple's
Soblen @ompanie. itarb am Samitas
iebr pl0slid gu Cocoa. Sloriba. on Der
S%erStrantbsit. nit welder er i6on felt
GINGER j3eit bebuftet mar. Der Ser.
itorbene, melher on 0tonroe gusnus
wobnte, arbeitete iid bon sinem urmeu
Suaben gu chem 0ti1ionar empor.
= Cine 3iebuns fir @si6worsne fiji
ben WidrS 2ermin bes Common Pleaa
@erihtes erfol9te am Donnerltas uni
babel wuroen audi fOlssuOe Deutide &C.
So9en: 20. Widrj-Senrb g.. S6euer
SObu 9sntes. Charles S8. S6ant
6rieOri6 SeoriG. SatOb 98asnsr, 60,
fob Wtobr 81. WtGrj-9eOrss 70,
ren3, Souis s. Sdaus, artbur u
Bsini6ent, Satob u. @rsmli6, u. Z
Seiier. Sobn 0asuer. 8iuiam BUR.
ger; 8. april-Rster Siesel, 8. 6
Soffmann, Miduel 9. S9immslpfen
mig, Charles 8. 9aas.
Oas @eridt bswidiste am Gam
flag pieoer elf @beideiOunscr, nsmli6
Wfarg Z. @iuiamiOn BON SranI
@illiamion /; Srances 9. Dimmid Dor
@sOrse DUB. Dimmid gnseliua 90,
nato Dor Pbilip Donate; Sennie Ro.
ienbaGm bon Seurp Iioienbaum So,
lepbine Smitb BON Setter Smitb
Elsie Stand BON SObn Stand ; Gbom,
Jon GOSelle pom Sebaitian 9io,elle
Sobn Sroh BON WiarD Sro6 ; @aa g
9nt6ins BON Surrg Sut6ins ; 9ertbc
Stearns pom @Sra y. Stearns ; Wfarr
&oSelle pom Mites ROIeGe.
G9- unterridt I'M SlauierIpiel err.
tbetlt inter 9iinitissn 8~soineuuger
Er1uleiu Smnd SSren 61o Q2;.e Str
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23

allies muB uerfauit meroen ub oa msrben sic wobt aud
Ms sic sebrautsn fOnnen. Das anibauen foitet ia nidts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
cinterIaKeniaails.Q hridt.
terI1UenI6nft 6e5

terlanenl6aFt oeS Oerlt. John
Rtatt, leetbin uOn Der Staoi Scran'
ton. Sadananua County, So.
{,famsniartiht Benmani In YER pbigsn Din.
isrlaftui6aft if Gem untnlsi6nttn btpiaisi
wOreeu. aut priOnsu. psI6t 6Uretruuetn
ssatn eisfslbs BADEN, ptrptn iOl@t CUR 6sidbls
uua einrsi6tu. uup MFR o~tIitbtn I8ulett, mSss
~icfprtist 3abluns MAIDEN
SIN. SGotl. Srefutcr.
SJ7 5idoIy 5traes
3,6 Snanten. pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
Cine Iraa mar nsnlia ipi ~

Cine TraH mar uru'i9 tot fIidj
piitbrnb unb idrieb oariiber eintn
Brief oil Or. 5ubrnep in Chicago. Sis
drserte iih, oaB iie 6Orui's alpenfrdu'
ter Blutbsleber nidt in apotbeten ibrsr
Seimatb betOmmen fonnte uub oeswe'
gen nad Chicago ienoen muBts. Spa'
ter fano iie jeood aus. oaB ss cer
Wtiibe wertb mar, oarna4 gu lAiden.
Dieies Mittet miro an oas Publifum
brett ourd ben @isentbiimsr, Or.
Better Sabrnep, 112-114 9. 9ognt
Sue., @bicaso. ST., u%erfauft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
Gswars Gijele erp6blt.

Die am Dienitas ~abssbaltene 0abl
erwies iid als elm republifaniider Sies.
bonn Srrr @owaro @iiels. Der republic
fanilde Sanbioat fir Staotcontroleur,
wuroe nit siner Wfebrbeit BON 56s
Stimmen iiber ben oemotratiIden &ans
bioaten .. Us. @oitello erpdblt. Dor
orei Sabrsu idlus Ssrr @OitellO ieinen
rspublituuiideh @esner MOrris nit
818 Stimmen uno Der llmi4mun9 bon
etiua 1000 Stimmen lit oaber elm be.
5ei6nenosr. 9srr @iiels lit seseuwartis
@sbiils. StaOtitasmeiiter uno elm jun.
ger WaHu. Der du6rrit popular lit unb
fia atissmsinsr Ysiisbthsit srfrsui. Ob
pobl 0srr @oitello aaieitis ais elm tiifp.
tiger Bmmttr anertannt wuroe, Der
INNER ieiue uolIe Phidt that. 70 mar sr
Der Popnlaritdt oes Serrn @iiele uno
Der f~oInpaftsn Organization Der Repu.
blitauer ni6t sewadisn uno muBts un.
terlie9sn.
Das Rsinliat in ben peridieoenen
Waros mirb weoer int Common nod
Select Council einsn llnteriaieo ma.
den. aber bic SAul.Y sb0ros wirb elf
Demotruten uno elf Iepublitansr erbal.
ten s6Snnseis~usne %. SBaro eriuablts
eiuta Republlfdnsr Slsse amszarb Il
Gs iofl pieoer siamat tdttfr wers
ben, lpenu BET spfttermunn ri6fiS psps
pbeSeit.
= Wiit pistSsbn 3udtbausp0ssln
reiite asitsrn S6eftH 6rant Sedsr mad
Y~bilaStfpbfa oh.
Contractor @aBias gtipp 16irs
IN YinsbamtOh, 81. D. cine meme S,af.
ftabale trridtsf np6 ftta aassbet has
fir bstrast ss7T3s@e ERR Stipp
4sksbortetbft hon msbrsrs srObs @s.
bdn6e errihtet.
= Die Meifter 9dder @sieIidaft
Der Staot srwdblte Samitas NbsHo Die
.folsenbsn 8eamten fir oas %laufenOe
Sabt: Prdiiosnt. Wiar Slums (; Sise
Yraiibent, Wiliam Seb; Sefretdr,
Sobn Shener jun. Shasmeiiter,
Sobn Sdr6rel. Sin 8anfett fOl9te
Der 8eamtenpabl. bei peldem usridies
Osne anwsienOe 9erren Reoen bielten.
= Die County @ommiiiare bsi9loi-
fen seitern. pOrldufis fsinen @ontraft
fir elm nenes @eridtssebauoe ODER cine
llmauoeruns oeS iesises Saues aussu'
seben. Die SppOiitiOn alter Slaiien
Der 8euOlteruns mar Su srOB sesen
einen oerartigen Sob" uno Die Cont
miiidre lisben lih Don Dem @eriht unb
ben a%opOfateu niat siniaa4tsrH, wis
in 8ilfssbarre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23

= @ouuerneur Goole bat bic bon
Der Stuutsgsiessebuns BON MOntan
anssnOmmene @eiespOrlase. bic Die GIN.
itelluns BON SiuOern In Serspsrfen
uerbietet, unterjeianet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-02-23
Oemtfeber 2cbrtftieter

cetr Elm iunsfr Ndnu nit 9rfabruns ale lcIGn
wire fOfuri ptridpst in er s@09sntIatt" 81.
fee, 5ti eddapanu yptnut.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05
STIRRING FINISH IN
THE METROPOLITAN

NEW YORK. May 5.-Forty thousand
persons journeyed to the plains Of
Hampstead yesterday to see for the first
time the newest and the biggest thing
in the world of racing-Belmont Park
the successor and heir Of the beautiful
Morris Park. Ali these thousands were
attracted to see the fourteenth running
of the Metropolitan Handicap. first of
the really big races of the season.
Two sensations rewarded the thou
sands, First, they realized for the first
time the immensity Of the new racing
plant; second, they saw Sysonby, James
z. Keene's three-year-old son of Mel
ton, run a dead heat with L. Richards s
four-year-o1d Race King, son of Tenney,
one Of the most beloved horses that ever
wore racing plates.
Whatever the complaints of the crowd,
whatever they may have thought Of
the dnaccustomed surroundings and the
running of the races the wrong way
of the track. whatever may have been
the character of the LANGUAGE they used
about the weather and train service,
there was but one verdict regarding the
Metropolitan itseIf-it was a horse race
from the rise of the barrier to heart
breaking finish.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05
FOUNDRY UNABLE
To HIT KOEHLER

Foundry was unahle 10 hit the ball
safely yesterday and was shut out by
the Mt. Pleasant Congregational team
by to 0.
Kochler pitched 2. beautiful game and
was faultlessly supported. But three
hits were obtained Of his delivery and
one other batsman NSas given a pass.
Congregational started it's run getting
in the initial inning. and, aided by time
ly and costly errors kept up the merry
go-round throughout the remaining in
nings-
zIn the sixth inning 0g1e was relieved
of his responsibility III the pitchers
box, and Donaldson went in for the re-
mainder of the game. the Congrega ton
aiists were unable to score.
The score:
Mt. Pl. Cong. III 5 0 0 0 x-7
Foundry -...-.---.0 8 o 0 90
First base by errors-Mt. Pleasant
Congregational, g. Left on bases-Mt.
Pleasant Congregational, 6; Foundry, g.
First base on baIls-Off Koehler, /; OF
A. Ogle. l. Struck ru+By Koehler, 10;
by A. Ogle, 5. T-@o-base hits Tindafl
(2). Stolen bases-Bean, Clements, and
koehler. Double plays-Sebastian (un-
assistedl: PomeFoy to Sebastian to
Smith to Chittenden. Hit by pitcher
BY A. Ogle, l. Umpire-Afr Belts
Time of game hour and 25 minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05

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to-wear clothing. Gotten
up with good taste and
judgment by the best tail
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look well and TO last well.
Double sewed where wear
tells n1ost-broad, grace
full shoulders, hair cloth
front and extra shape
keeping t u C b e S that
make and show true tail
orlng goodness.
We want to add a word.
too, about Bieber-Kauf-
man haberdashery.
We've a line of popular
priced furnishings that
stands alone for value
giving significance in
Washington.
Negligee Shirts at a
dollar that look and wear
like the e-ffty sorts.
The Bieber-Kaufman Co..
Masculine Outftters,
Childhood TO Old Age,
so1-sos EIGHTH sT. s. Z.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05

Peggy" Bettinson, of the National
Sporting Club of London. thinks Pinky
Evans. tie Yonkers boy who went to
England TO fight BowI5er. will be easy
for the English champion as is evidenc-
ed by his engagement of Jimmy Walsh
for a match with Bowker in london in
October.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05
Measurements.
LAW REPORTERS
DOWN ETLANTICS

Superior batting enabled the Law Re-
porter team TO win from the AtIantics
by 10 to 7 at Thirteenth and D streets
northeast yesterday afternoon.
Artie Walker kept his hits scattered
and was accorded excellent support,
while Barry, the Atlantic twirler, was
touched up at inopportune times.
2. ShriVer and Hunter, of the Allan
tics, and Chunk Wheatiey of the Law
Reporters, each landed on the sphere for
a home run.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05
LEADER OF vICT0 RIoUs NATIONALS.
Thousands of Cheeed His Team Upon Night

again. In this inning. after Hoffman
had beens retired, Hartsel drew a. base
on balls, stole second and scored on
Davis single, The latter purloined sec
ond and came home on Cross safe drive,
The latter pulled up at third on Sey-
bold's double TO right field. both count
ing when Murphy placed the ball into
The Washington times., 1905-05-05
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

The officials OF the Pennsylvania relay
carnival have investigated and thrown
down the protest filed by the Jefferson
Medical College against MuIlisan, the
Georgetown Law School relay runner.
The protest was that Mulligan was not
a student in the law school, but as he
has been in that department for two
years there was nothing to do but TO
award the event to the Blue and Cray
team.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05

Jimmy Britt and Jabez White clash
in SaH Francisco tonight for the light
weight championship of the world It
will hardly be a fight Boxing contest"
about hits it.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05

That the Nationals have done good
fielding is proved bv the fact that in
nearly every game they have won they
have made fewer hits than their op-
ponents. RICE.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05

Harvard has developed q freshman
who can sprint. At the Crimson's spring
games L. P. Dodge, with a handicap Of
three yards, ran the century in . As
seconds. Dodge easily defeated Captain
Schfck Under unfavorablc conditions
Dodge also won the 220-yard dash IN
90 2-5 seconds.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05
PREssMEN vIcToRs.

me Pressmen easily defeated the CO.
lumbias on The Malone Tot IN az e..G 80,
erDment Printing Office League vesfer-
DAY afternoon by Is TO s. The batIfns
ana neId1ng of the winners were ff7s
features eiiS
The Washington times., 1905-05-05

According to John c. Bell, the Penn
sylyania member of the rules committee,
the grtdiron code for next fall will prob
ably be changed so as to allow the
forward pass behind the line Only behind
the line. This Is done IN the hope of en-
coura ging open play.
TOM ROLAND.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05

The Syracuse varsity crew, as it is
rowing at present. is two pounds lighter
to the man than the crew which did
such things at Poughkeepsie last June,
but the freshmen eight is considerably
heavier than last years first year outfit.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05

Jake Stahl. child manager. IS recov-
ering from the nervousness which both
cred him because of the sudden placing
of so many responsibilities upon his
youthful shoulders. and is making good
in great shape. He is a big hit in Phil
adelphia. His ability 10 get the ball out
OF the lot at critical moments Is all
sorts of a help.
The Washington times., 1905-05-05
BASEBALL.

o<SS<%SaSs1,
So far the baseball season in the two
big leagues has been productive Of sew
erdl surprises. The Nationals and Phil
lies have upset calculations
Mullen had the nail of a finger on his
right hand torn off in the exhibition
game at Paterson, n. j, but he ex-
poets to be back on second base when
the team goes West.
Stone. who batted over 400 in the
American Association last season and
who was slated for Washington. has not
American, He has not shown up as we'll
IS Jones or KHell.
Bill Ceughlin, as popular a player as
any ever with the Washington team,
has struck his gait, and is showing the
Detroit gans how third base should be
played.
The Washington outfe1ders seem to
know just where to play.-Philadelphia
Record.
Pack talk to the umpire this season
Is paid back at the rate of about $5 an
inch
There is little doubt but that Albert
Jacobsen will be shining diamond
light with Jake Stahls Washington
American team this season. He was Sc
cured by Washington last season from
the Decatur Three Eye League team.
He Is one of several Wisconsin players
that graduated from the Three Eve or
ganizaticn TO faster company in the past
three years, including Claude Elliott
and Ed Kfllian Jacobsen comes from
Port Washington. Wis, and this is his
third year Of professional ball. In 1908
the Decatur clGb was made up almost
entirely of players developed In the
brush" of Wisconsin Fred Pfener had
the Decatur team that year and recruit
ed il from the Wisconsin woods and
the Chicago prairies. Not one of these
players now remains on the Decatur
team-Chicago Chronicle
II
Jack Hendricks, a former member of
the Senatorial tribe, and who has since
played with Chicago. has drfted back
The Washington times., 1905-05-05

If ncorice or any other device viii
kill the spitbaIl. let's have it. The game
is now a mass of feeble grounders, va
ried by an occasional wild throw of
the gummy ball-Chicago Journal.
What do we care so long as our Ma
tonsl stay in the first division?