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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
Stoneham Makes Denial.

NEW YORK. May G.-The police or
This city are puzzled tonight by nc,r
turn taken In the case of Mrs. j. w.
Gray, said To be the widow of wealthy
Chicago broker, who committed suicide
IN her apartments at INC Imperial no
lei today. The woman left letters nd
dressed To Charles II. Stoneham tell
Ing him of her love and declaring his
cruelty in conversation with her over
The telephone had induced her tc take
her life. After being absent from his
Office Mt Al Broadway all day, Charles
III. Stoneham. broker Of this city,
who was believed to have been the per
son to whom the letters were address
''d GnI SO declared by the New York
friends Of the dead woman. returned
late tonight 10 his home In Jersey City.
He denied absolutely that he knew
Mrs Gray or that he. was connected
with her in any way.
Il never heard of tie woman" said
Mr.. Stoneham.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07

charges male against him were
brought TO his attention. declared with
vehemence that there was not sin
gle wora of truth i'll them. He assert
ed that he had male no proposal of
amy kind tn the employers. nor had
uny other officer Of the Transfers
uhion. The insistencc of the charges
induced Mayor Dunno this evening TO
appoint commission to investigate
the matter.
The mayor tonight expressed him
sell as confident that the serious part
Of the strike was over, and that there
would he no more disturbance in tho
streets Sheriff Barrett expressed Il
similar view.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
CAPT. HOBSON TO
MARRY MISS HULL
HerS Of Mercimac INCIDENT to We'd
fF'ss sss:s u ii fiis Il
Fathers Old Friends.
tBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, May 6.-The engage
mcnt of Miss 'Croszelda Houston Hull
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George n.
Hull of Tuxedo Park. N. Y. to Cap.
tain Richmond Pearson Hobson, haa
been announced
On account of the recent death Of
Captain Hobson's father, the welding,
which has been set for May 25th. will
be very quietly celebrated. without for.
MAJ invitations or announcements, at
me home of the brides parents In
Tuxedo, Only relatives and d few, IN
innate friends will be present.
Miss Hull is grand niece of former
Governor Houston. who appointed
Captain ilobson's father. Judge James
NJ llohson, then n young lawyer TO
MI pvacancy OH the bench of Alabama.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
THE ADMIRALTY
is OPTIMISTIC
Thinks Junction of TWO squadrons
Means That Ships VIII Reach
Harkor at Vladivostok.
(Ry Associated Press.l

my ASSnclateQ trcSS.)-
ST. PETERSBURG. May G.-1l:45
p. m.-Admiral NebogatoT's junction
With Vice Admiral Rojestvensky is
now considered by the admiralty as
practically assured, and The hope for
a successful Issue In the approaching
struggle for mastery of the sea Is
greatly encoura ged thereby.
Naval officers are prepared to see
Rojestvensky lose half his convoy, but
IN the faeo of the united divisions It.
is believed that Togo will accomplish
iilile or nothing intle way of opposi-
ton 70 the advance to Vladiyostok and
that he must be content with the aid
Of the army, to try and invest by land
and sea and make Vla3ivostos an
other Port Arthur. If the fleet reaches
Vladivostolt however naval officers
here claim that the victory is won. AL
though there is>a little more than 100.
ooO tons Of coal at Vladiyostok, with
the reinforcement of the fleet by the
Gronloboi. Rossia and Bogatyr and the
torpedo boats and submarines now in
the harbor there. they claim that Ro.
jestvensly could drive Togo off the sea
aud leave field Marshal Oyama'3 army
stranded in kIanchuria.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
LARGE REWARD
FOR LYNCHERS
Governor Blanchard Endeavoring to
Secure Conviction of Men Who
Shot Dick craighead.
(ny Associateo 1,ress.l

BATON ROUGE la, May c.
Governor Blanchard today made an Of
fer of rewards aggregating sl.5oo to
secure the arrest and conviction of
members of the mob which. on April
~, entered tho parish Jail mt Homer.
In, and shot to death Dick Craighead
awaiting new trial for the murder
OF Mrs. Mckee and child. Fifteen
hundred dollars is offered for the iden-
tifcaticn AMI conviction Of the entire
smob. twenty TO twenty-five in number;
$f.Ou1 for the conviction Of any five or
more or S500 for the conviction of
any one person who was member of
IT; The offer Of rewards is to remain
in effect for year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
TWO STANDARD OH.
MEN ARE INDICTED
Charged With subornation of Perjury
in Order to Put Opposition Con-
Germ Out of Business.
{Dy AssocIated rress.l

PEORIA ILLS, May 6.-The grand
jury at Peltin, Ills. has returned in
dictments against two high officials of
the Standard Oil Company. Rcquisi-
ton papers will be asked of Governor
heneen next Monday. The names
have been suppress scd.
The two officials arc charged with
having induced one Charles Hercher.
10 swear that he owned horse and
wagon which really belonged to the
Standard Oil Company, TO get posses.
sion of the same, In order to force
Fred Iamsuit. n resident of Pclsin, TO
1lit selling the product of the Royal
Company, an opposition concern.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
HAS Already Begun Movement
Against the Left of Gen.
eraI Llneyitch's Army.
PRELUDE TO GENERAL BATTLE 2
laps Have Concentrated Heavy. Col
umns on the LAO River and Their
Advance Divisions Have Been in
Touch with Russian outposts-cos-
sacks Forced to Retire.
my Associated prcssl


FENGHCSHSHllCNG Cor Malmikai)
MANCHJRIA. May G.-Field Marsha.
oyama seems ready To assume the Of
fensive OH IL large scale and activity
already has begun against General
l.incvitch's left. This may he the pre-.
l"dc TO another general battle. The
Japanese have concentrated heavy col
:irns Oh the Lao river and their ad-
vance divisions have been in contact
with lie Russians who are holding the
main road from Fakoman to Rasren-
Glen.
On Thursday the Japanese cavalry
suddenly attacked the cossacks in
overwhelming force, forcing the latter
OF retire. Then. supported by infantry.
the Japanese advanced and drove the
Russian infantry out of the village
OF Palitoun.
Russian accommodating party
twenty miles further west ran into an
ambush and all the party except FIVE
We're Killed, n.
e les Z .n 49,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
HUNT is OVER.
President VIII Leave For Washington
on Monday Morninu.

president VIII Leave For Washington
on Monday Morning.
GI.ENWOOn SPRINGS. COL. May
Rising at Gao o'clock this morning
In Wild mountain camp, sixteen miles
from New Castle. President Roosevelt
rode in the saddle thirty miles to Glen.
wood Springs, where he arrived nj
$40 O'Clock this afternoon. He visit.
ed The hot vapnr baths. participated in
n public program aud made All address
TO the villagers this evening. had din
ner With few friends in a private din
ing room. worked with Secretary Loeb,
on important mail and matters OF state
and retired at an early hour tonight.
He will pass n quiet day ut the Motel
Colorado on Sunday and will start. for
Washington at 5 o'clock Monday morn
Ing. arriving there May 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
She Was Entlced Into a Lonely
Field by an Unknown
Negro Man.
Is N A slRloUs CONDITION
Little Girl Was Selling Bottles of Co.
Ioane For Charitable Purpose and
Black Brut. Promised to Find
Customer Fer Her-Authoritles Are
Trying to Locate the Mar.
tsaeeIal to ,he DAILY presa.l

>Si'SS'Hi W tle lJhlIy PreS9.)
RICHMOND, VA. May GA negro.
rs YET rnkEown. tonight criminally
assaulted Ruth lIinchLack. ten yeac
Old girl. The child who lives at No.
ioC South Washington street, with her
narents. was selling bottles of cologne
Tor charitable purpose when the ne
gro Induced her to 20 with him, telling
hef he would find her customer.
Enticed Into Lonely Field.
tie 'enIiccd her into lonely field
where the crime was committed The
sirl was found later atu taken home.
Her condition is said TO he serious. 4
Efforts are being made by the au-
thorities to locate the negro. There
SEEMS no likelihood Mt This time OF
violence II hc Is caught.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
NEWPORT NEWS VA, SUNDAY MAY Z, 1905

PAID | wish 10 lie sent to Olivia Par.
ker. 1923 st. Andrews street, New
Orleans. have lot Of furniture.
had shipped from New Orleans. | wish
also that returned to New Orleans tn
olivia Parker. 81 colcrcd girl, as | hav,
no rc!at!oiis.'
I his letter was signed Mrs. ,,ray."
Photograph of Stonehan,.
bundle of letters addressed TO
Mrs j. w. Gray" Mt various places
were found when the woman's effects
were searched On the backs of two
photographs found among the letters
was written the name Charles II.
S:oneham" the same name appcarin..
on She of the letters left by the wo
man
1T The Offices of o. II. Johanson &:
Company. mining brokers'. at "A Broad.
way, il was said that Charles II. Stone.
nam was n member of the firm. "A
member of the firm said that Stoneham
was married and lived in Jersey City.
Mrs. Stnncham called Mt her hus-
canhs office during the day and had II
long conference with Mr.. Dramber.
ger her husbands partner. After
she had left Bramberger said that Mrs
StCncham had read Of the shooting i'm
he newspapers and had hurried over
from Jersey City to Try to keep her
Husband from going to The hosEital.
She dId not learn that Mrs. Gray was
dead until she reached the cllice.
Will Stand by Her Husband.
Brnmbergor said that when Mrs.
Stoneham left the Office she went TO
meet her husband. He said that she
had told MIN she intended to stand hy
her husband and do all she could for
him. .,s.a
Mrs. Grace Sanford, who lives at e.
west SiNty-sixth street, said That she
knew Mrs, Gray very we'll She sail
That Mrs. Gray's husband. who vas
wealthy Chicago man. ;iicd in NAV
Of last year AT New Orleans, anJ IN
July, after his death. Mrs. Gray came
to New York. and took apartments
will her, She stayed, until some time
at.srsE ha 9lissl 81 .i. IS
fifd5 HlSts 3Slfehaiis
IN the early fall" snlsi Mrs. Sanford
HE is Jersey City man married
ami with a family. A few days aeo
little son of his was drowned AMI
after tile sons death liz determined to
give up Mrs. Gray. He called her up
ami told her SD Mrs. Gray threatened
10 commit suicide unless he retarn.
nd 10 hcr."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
SISTER IN NEW
ORLEANS TALKS
Says stcneham Deceived the Woman,
/ Pretending 10 Be Single and Prom.
Using to, Marry Her.
(Ry Associated I,resy.)

Ms. Wy <fSSOClutcu lSTeSS.
NEW ORLEANS. May G.-Mrs. An
gy Parker living at 1929 ST. Andrews
street. admitted today that SHE was Il
sister Of Mrs. j. w. Gray. Tho Hotel
Imperial suicile. Miss Olivia Parker.
a beautiful young woman Of twenty.
who lives with her, is the person 10
whom Mrs. Gray desired her personal
ELECTS, furniture aid money. TO lie
forwarded. Mrs. Parker insisted en-
phatically that she and her daughter
were not octcrooiis, but white. With
respect To TIL, reference In Mrs. Gray's
letter to Olivia Parker, as colorci
girl and her statement that she had no
relatives. Mrs Parker said that her
sister evidently desired to spare their
feelings. She said their brother re-
fcrred to In the Boston dispatches,
died some time ago. Mrs Parker
said her sister was born in New Or
leans. She came Of cxcellen. people
She Was reared and educated In the
Ursulin. Convent.
Stoneham Promised to Marry Her.
About fifteen years ago when she
Continued on sixth p.ge,) 5
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
LAUNCHED THE ST.
LOUIS YESTERDAY
Ship is Sister Of the Milwaukee and
the charleston-Latter Being
Built Here.
(By Associated 1resa.,

PHILADELPHIA. PA. May G.-The
protected cruiser st. Louis was sue.
.cessf'illy launched late today at the
Ncafle C Levy shIpyard. Miss Gladys
Bryan Smith. of ST.. Louis. acted as
sponsor
The ST Louis is sister ship of the
Milwaukee, now building at San Fran
cisco ana the Charleston, in course OF
construction at Newport News. Both
OF these cruisers have been launched.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
Funeral of Mrs. boswell.

The funeral of Mrs. NJ. e. boswell,
who died Friday night at the residence
OF her son-in-law Mr.. VIM. Dean. on
TWehty.nintl street. will take place at
st. Paul's Episcopal church tomorrow
afternoon nj o'clock. DR.. Sykes, rec
Tor OF The church, will conduct the
services. Tho intcrment will be made
at Greenlawn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
$500 VOTERS IN
STATE CAPITAL
That Is About One Thousand More
Than Qualified For the
Election Last Fall.
Especial to the Dairy press.)

Especial to the Dairy Press.)
RICHMOND. VA, May G.-When the
books closed tonight it was found that
about $500 voters had qualified 10 vote
in the fall election by The payment of
poll taxes. This is thousand more
than voted in he last election. but is
5'oOU below the voting strength of
Richmond. The negro voters will
not exceed 400
a telegram from Wise county says
the Republican treasurer and his dep
uty took to the woods today to avoid
receiving the poll taxes of Democrats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
Squadron OH Vanfonq.

4 HONG KONG, May G.-6:o5 p. M
a dispatch from Tsingtau. (shantung
Peninsula China) says that twenty.
i've Russian warships have heen sight
ec off Vanfong and that fourteen
cruisers were off the Three Kings
May 5. French battleships have been
observed leaving Vanfong,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
Henry Guy Carleton Unlmprcved..
(By Associated Press.)

Jacksonville. Fla, May f.--The con,
,'ition OF Henry Guy Carleton, is unim-
proved Ele is attended by two train.
ed nurses and is under the constant
care Of physicians. The au,hor has
experienced similar Illness previously,
brought on by cverwork.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07
Midshipmen outrow Yale.
(Ry Associated Press.)

ANNAPOLIS, MD. May G-The mid.
shipments eight cared crew this ae-
lernoon completely ontrowed the Yale
College crew and defeated their op.
p"nents of couple of lengths of open
water i'm their annual contest over the
two mile course In the Severn river.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07

/ The DAILY PRESS
is the only newspaper
n Newport News that
receives full Associated
Press Report.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07

Continued on sixth p..ge,)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-07

Thunder storms, fol-
lowed by fair Sunday;
Monday fair, fresh
south winds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

Manager Ar.novr .iinss 'snarioos!< 70 he
yst .a.,a-- tina, Q eo-r:. iix nsr % bette: ;han
4 god li:.le ,EAa He recruits a.! s.x-
.an,s-. Bunny f'l-~s.,- - vi" s.E,a:ies. man
Oh gre club ',i. s.s:ng :. c-;;ain. there n!e No.
.rlAny zig 4-inA' To N;i;i. k-r:'sr. Tops:
Hs-fse. "Rehhi-'' Huggir. All -on.> o:iaers
Armour viii hsvs S.:Iniasll. f-'SanG srTsr
n.S. ..-assn - the American League r.vts de-
eide ths; p-.:..; is = good c.;S. which 10
doubtful.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

HAIRY Nslss . ees.; vss NJ: ss a,s-: .ssts -
wps sss,--S- Br, IA: l. ;s.:h,rx aaa.Ds' fhe
-tunS>.s: Re ias s,.~f. I.s.:t, curves aN1
s..eaxsh. H.e lacks risr! ard -teadiHess
Tt.~e la,t$r requirements ;nAy he cultivated
e.. sher~ ~ :.-a,g.. 80 ts-!..c. :i..; ne
will succeed ''BU-t.r'' isr,Nss ~as pounded
fer .Gan Ab.-.. AVID Il, ors Will iirrGt.
.,,- .a.-. i.,at the i.-s - sin-- al ,s thc Sess
.r.,,,t,r - che Cardinals. STAG .'sa ~ .rs<e'.s
?bYTs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

Cincinnati. O.. Sspt. Minnie Adams,
In tire handicap for 2-yeas-clds. at six fur
iongs Wse the only winning f1v0rtte at
kIaIOliia Io-diay- The other I'VE evontl
went TO outsiders.
Summaries:
EIrss YnS-. six faY1caRS-La SnGitte. 20 sW.
iiIenI. "a 10 I. Won; Jack RAsii.. pc &c, Nor.
siss. TO :: ond: Naraa. ~ ~. Eain. 20 I.
third. Time l:N -: NafAMa. Iaewa,sr.
C'h:c,et.a Maid. a.. sn;c Oc<ra. Mabel "a nm SD
Ecw ana 'gr.Rie White aisS fan-
Se-scnd ra,e. o:ie utle Aad !.V YAnAo-EduaFeo.
>: IL. Wiil,.ni.s. . 10 !. won. King Ellsworth
lg7 sE. Rob.rrn, 10 "a. s~cord: Hot. - %:
!Nustin,. = 20 :. ,h:rd Time. I:Ss4-s. Fiosssel
Third race. -;x f,i.ic.ss.,A&ac'c IH q Rob
=: TO I. secsr.i: Quinn n:sdy. :ss 10 Hall. ; 20
Neo.tssha Merry Bells. Char.aisr. fNsrcnic and
Lus;ia aleO ran
Fourth race. one m;is--S.., Craig. 9 e. Nor
i:s'. ." l.. won: Cr..csston. IN Nl HAlD. g 20
!: sscond: Msrin; q: IL. Au-::n,; Z: :" !. third
Time. i:0 -. G:is;er. Mass;e H.. EaYiy Rcy.
ssoii k.i:; Free:.:. Ahe!a. B,sc!.,sh. Esrn'ee.
Bill Knight and tcrcla.e Also ran.
Fifth race. SIX f'I-!nngs-N:nnts AdAmsI III
sRsi'a-. Z 30 :. won: kclla. - tWinianIss
20 .. second: I'i.Ayn. Eastman. lis tAussirs, II
TO 8 ,hi.!- Time. III -. Roc.sis Al.o r1n.
S!x'h race. one mile AND an eiahta-Wexfced.
- 'farris,. : 10 J. won: Fnnsolu-a. i9c fRadtke,,
to il. s~ennd: Royai Pearl ~ tCh:ashasnl, -
80 l.. third. Time. la i-s- Ida Vivian.
Onaslca and Eiysic ais" ran.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
It,s . - shinx tor the Broxne to {

I. s& a: Wien ,Ssy vste p;sy:ns
s - ssea e day sss sesE s s.s bad t.
1ho worst club IN The league. ''Lacorice'.
ATmeurs blue g.riSed Tigers. toyed and
:ayoIs9 the tender ,pring chickens On the the
yesterday and then devoured them With
0ne fell swallow.
Consplcuous among the diszss@s " the
the miserab,s isohb!e committed by Mr..
ezske No sOone' than the game stAfi:.i
Il took the heart out cf young Mr.. Able.
Wsna 10 tl,e bench. Big Jim buchanan
followed him TO the mound but: "h. what
. beating tho cosst finger received
che Tis,r: should have xon. hungry IN
.he openin9 .es.i.n. Then all the E:aysr.
ssr. ssissd VII. e uos%Etan.ss e;in,en,. n,
sess,her 70 bi.sn. Tor .prrad.nE t.. con
.aG,on But the natives seemed 20 he lsr.
s1cu3arly adapted 70 fp"c,,late themseiv:.s
,noss sa me :..fshs % ssiins saa and Sa,.,ns sem
.: eportsman's Park in many . day.
That l. sp-ak:nx from a Local stand
AZ az "a; asy ~ Nss soxns son
.i,e iest h. hss encountered s:Ic. Jack
Wafne: tump-d tn the T1gers. Mclnty...
AK ssi,s ksn isc.,, and sr i hu1f nn,, the IN.
neilet vas ~kar%l.ss Hass: 50 beaten
n,ss Of shape .ae the horseh!de thar u
.onsh, RELIEF through the wire screen and
.iAr ces1 sk$ rs.kOrterr tables t~:ce-SS
terrific WAS the Il snihas,iEG.
To 49, shnse lark -v:saSed and gloomy
lnriiiEx warriors Who hAv. slid the Amer
:ean League s"0ox9s1 rapidly Of iasa:
~kaiinc the ball 10 various sections N:
'h- ward. ONE would think .ney were th.
1~s:.sr ssicxe,s in the world. instead "a:
The ~0TYe- And then Co sEink that Mr..
Armour. ~hn'-s '"a'y ciai:n to baseball
:asn> !. that he and ''Ifrt- BIZ CoHSh!;n
-1tIbsd licorScs on Harry HONelIs iesti.e:
:p~ilets ~ THAT the soap astis, could use
rncYn. should invade tha plot ~ earth
.sserve1 for Brownie victories and ahs1-
'rte3- make s:ss nasirsP took wOfse than
rertees amateurs. Sver Ggf~afed
A. f.r the game isscif. the least PAID
The better. Ti~ same riybs meet again
iiis afternoon. and there IL 40 u~s hurry
ing she locals In ixnOiny. a. this is tie
iass game at kssms 2or snn,e time.
Mr.. Ables diI TO: i've up 20 his name
sfIs reception, was snuch like that a.
rnedei 'f.useeI'' Brown ty Boston. Bv.
sne iaA eivss promise y II" ever controls
shcee wicked southrsW h~nves.
ysstroai hi: al the time. making RUS
when they parsssd ard fs:'e,sins their
averages.
The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
mrs. DER|Ie nEW
WESTERN CHAMPION
Midlothian County Club Player
Easily Takes Golf Premiership
From Mrs. Andersoa BY Score
q 4 Up and : to Play.

Chtca9o. Sept. 4-3iraI G. Il Dcrine Of
the Midlothian County Club to-day de-
fseted Mrs: W. Franz Anderson Of Hins-
SsIe Up :: % play IN the 0aAls fOt the
Tcod Country C1ab couros and earned the
tltss reiin9uished b. Miss Frances Ever
eet. OF Exmoos. Wheo the latter SUI
coMoec IN the second round to Mrs. An
- Not sinse the days whsu 2lr& B. s.
Horne. Atss Bessie Anthony. the Pitts
o0rl MI, used TO capture the premievUhlp
oI She West annually hao there been a
mOre eSear-cut victory than That of the
she qSsiinsd Win S"iy sh1., TO ,cors
- than one hundred. and von from Nr..
y. q Driver. MIS-. A. r. n. Brewer and
3ctss Ruth Steele. 70 ees into the nnals.
Ihe :unnef.up to-day had beaten Niss
ehe fai,sd At vital tines % make her de0d-
" Iron shots come on. tAe n0W champlOu
soon oitnehetl the victory By come mar
vel0us ni1dirou serckcA Never up IN the
,a ,Saseh until dI!, !ns sssn,h sresn. Nh DeT.n9
wss easy woek
LAse nights ejoodburss he'd made some
e % sne 10000 lS1sr ha1f q the course unpaayable
ssssss $500, for :ns =: iSss e, s.ssss:n-hs.s 1ss,
fourth. NTH. the crOss-Ovsr to the
01teenth green and the saxseenth. SEVEN
teenth and eighteenth hoiea. A driving
rain prevailed during m00s Of the play.
e snshusaists following them.
X!s. Anderson Won the @IyS hole. Ma
Dsring Knocked her rfvars 6all IA the hole
for . three. The match WAs squared At
the nsxt Ao.s and eGa1n at the seventh
snd ninsn, Mn De.ins shea scEsed :: the
hole: With . perfect naiairon shot Of $50
yor00 dead TO The 0A8.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

sssnsr ans Cxsss. Tmpus-R1seHn
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
OHIO WINS DRYDEN
CUP FOR SHOOTING
states Team Makes so Ont of y
Possible 100 in the Match DE-
eided at Sea Girt-New jersey
second. L. 4 Infantry Third.
0E:PCHl.lC: SPE,rTAe

Sea Cir. 0eut. 4-1hi., ~,., IN. nr,a>n
Trophy S,un hsrs So.sscV ~, ~. S -, - sss
lNuse vasst rSn~s. S.r.SSes-S III - -: - SssN
eleven asases sni s.wsrr.c.,,s IrS.nt.na nt".'
tioas. With \ to,aI ~ - s.,e - .sS.ssIS
l..,T me v1Snin~ scSm viii ' reesI~e
trophy valued a, q m -ss.h
s-nt-i two wears 49, he Tni,N6 S,p,s.
Senator John F DRYDEN NJ V~C; Icr.S.v
aud witch T. to b. c:smpetod for .nnmaiix
by teams - those eliRinio r. .x,m1.e1~ T.,
;il~ national team fnstch '''
New York. winner cf sh~ n,,.o,,,l
trophy match, did not enter q team to-0Sv-
as her men were restin1 aftsr their vic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03
SHELDON wins
DIVING CONTEST
u. 4. C. Representative Earns
Title Of Champion Of United
States - Marquaril Schwarz
First in Hundred Yards Events.
REFCBLlC SPECIAL.

rBLlC SPECIAL
Pelham Manor. New York. SEPT. -
Doctor George n. Sheldon Of the Missouri
Athletic C7ub. ~. Louis. won the diving
championship " the United States q.
TraverS Island this afternoon. II vas ore
Of the greatest competitions ever seen in
The Judges twenty minutes to sle,,i,le on the
winner.
Walter lee or tho New Tork Athletic
Club pushed Sheldon hard hut was beaten
three points Lee heat OCAllahen three
dfths OK q point for the place.
remOis. the Canadian champion. Msds
some wonderful dives. ~ did also Renear
Of Honolulu. and ROttRer Of 1/eipeir. .;e.
many. tut Lost on not having any dfffc,ils
Specialize. IKE ShelaOn
z. ~ Ianiels Of ths New York Athletic
Club easily Won the :3-yard American
championship. By ten yards. from Rpda
Goodwin. with SchWar1 Of q. 1ouis third
uaniels's time. Is. is within three-lfshS
Of second Of tho American record
xaeyar,l champiorehip-wcn By c. N
Daniels. New York - G.: Rueid Gcedwin.
E. z. a. G.. secVnd: NJ SchWaYz. Missouri
4. e. third. Time minutes . seconds.
leNyar1 hanlicep-W"n by ". Schwar1.
Missouri 4. g.. q. Louis: I. 9. Crane. \.
!. 4. q. second: e. II. AdannsL y. y. 4.
DtvinG cAanpionsh:p--wOn By Doctor q.
b. sheldon. 3i:ssouri A. G.. s.. Louis.
y IS points: Walter Lee. X. +. A. G.. sec-
ond. = points: Tom UCallahan Jr.. thirv.
= IS points.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-03

There nj; - ..Ninie- d~SD n - LoU.s
f1-.ay The Browns meet she f.~fr.;: C.uS At
S..r g.ar'. Park .n: tho Cardinals arc sc.ed-
uie,i 20 ;,Hy s-cr.LEa:! .. i~ae:s PAra Roth
eaH,se STAR ~ >. IN. SuGhnE :nAy 40 SAB
duty :1 ;he 'ocal.. TIE B.vur play IN
Cleveland SU-llor7NsS-
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