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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
MARKET WAS
DECIDEDLY BULL|SH
Dealings We're Expanded and d..
yersihed Dcmands Made
Dealings Lively.
TRADING BECAME BROAD.
Gains for Point We're Very Numerous
While N my Made Two Pslnts
Or More,

New York june u Expanded dealings
and q number Of diversified demands Gayo
n lively appearance 10 the earlier iradInR
IN stocks Tho activity ana strength ccn'
tered IN q number Of spocleltlcs Largo
blocks II stocks were bought especially
tho Smelling and United states steel
stocks, Prices foil before the end of the
hour when Reading lcll ~ below last
night ontario & Western suddeOly
rpurtel 10 30, hui A. II met large roals.
INK sales the general Nv, w0s Inclined 10
Weld Later buying became animated and
The market brohdcnol led by Illinois
Central which rose 9lt, pacIQo Coast rone
w. Corn Products preferred dropped ~
on tho passing OF rs dividend.
llondA Were Irregular ~ noon,
llulllph enthusiasm continued quite rain'
pant IN the spocllltlos, the demand IN.
crcasng and broadening IN all directions,
Gains OF point were too numerous for
mention aud there were many ~ points
and upwards, United states Steel pre-.
fcrrod Jumped and Hlosg'Shcneld s,ocl
Heavy buying Of Reading brought w
the one conspicuous laggafd, which I'M,
proved ~ Other stocks that are around
Pennsylvania control advanced strongly
IN sympathy Realizing orders sent Tho
usual leaders down n good fraction at .
o'clock ANA Reading reacted point,
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PkoDUCE.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, june Notwithstanding ad.
litionul rains over large portion of Tho
wheat belt sentiment IN the wheat pit
here today was Inclined 10 boarishnots
July opened TO y cent lower at @b to
~. After declining Ia Ssh, tho price rallied
10 spaaSll, bnl )ntoy oasod on again To
MV Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago ro.
ported receipts ~ no rals against lN a
year ago,
Selling by several OF the bun leaders
caused an easier undcrl0no IN the corn
market July opened II cent lower az SAX
ana onsod Of 10 bil.
a steady tone prevailed In oats, July
opened unchanged AT 3lis
Provisions were easy on modora, sell.
ing by packers. septembor. pork WAS OF
lard was down a shade at iloi RIBS WOO
ggqj cents lower NJ i,i?h,
Cash Wbenl~NO 2 Icd, l,O3 80, B.
led OlQgp NO >, bard, lo9's, No, 3. hard,
NuMi No J.. nQlthcrn lldi' No I? north.
oats g. X SS ~ g. 5o,,aSSi,V
Later sentiment turned bulllsh July ad.
yanclng 10 ~ The advance was lost,
howcVor on pronl taking, tho market
closing rN'hor weak with July OF 'snl,
cor6-ln sympathy with wheat July
rose 70 5,il lu The market closed cnsy
WITH July, on at ills
D., Jose ,jiWh.al~July' MtusD sept Sllsi
Coin-JuIy, Slp. old 6IssOSl9, sept,
Ogl, old. j3l,i pee lSPs Old No. May jsln
O,ls-Juno, 3ils. July Sl's sept ?0.a
.O0 Dec 3oh May, sen
p9fh--July y@'g' sept igh' Oct,
llibs-Jply iS9's sept ii?lgj oct,
iiilbm7So
Ryc--Jly, &c.
Flax Cash, northwest, iB,
Tlmoihy.-juno, 800
Clover June, II ,imlg,00,
ilarlcya~tash, i2ni0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
The Tokop.LIda Mining Company
Now IN Process Of Or
ganizatlon,
HEADQUARTERS IN DENVER.
Several Salt Lakers Who Do Business
On Railroad Row Have Visions
OF q Fortune

A deal has been confum0icd for the
purchase of the Scotch Bonnet group of
claims situated IN the Tokop mining
district, southeast Of Ida Tho trans
action In " local color for the reason
that several Hnll Lake railroad men
have rut up their cash IN the hope Of
drawing down fortune
Tho consideration paid To the owners
Of the claims could not ho definitely ns'
ocrialncd but the figure " believed ~
be wo,l IN keeping with the location Of
the claims, being IN proximity to some
Of tho big properties Of the Tokop dls'
irlcI, and the good SHOWING resulting
from the development work already
done,
A new corporation 90 be called the
Tokop. Ida Mining company II bolng
financed IN Donyer where tho head
oflloos " the company are Ia b. located,
The management NJ the company WIN
he IN safe hands, George a Anderson
N president Kenneth n wade date ~.
perlntondonl Of the Kimberly Montana
minesl In vice president ana
superintendent, white the ollloo Of sec
rotary ana troasurcr N vested In w, II,
Paul, who II well and fnvorubly known
10 n large circle Of friends In this city,
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LIVE STOCK.



chicago, juno gl,-rutt lo--Rocolps H..
1901 market steady, Good 20 primo steers
slockcrs and feeders !,i,0iYo, COWS s56
Nl,o0i hoifors, 2,h0uiN Gamers ! l0n
sioi calves, S,nud!ji Texas fed steers,
Hogs. Receipts today, $500, tomorrow,
5000 market hnl0 cents lower Mixed and
butchers .. &SY5'@h good TO choice
heavy, bcynS,SI rough heavy, iGnb o. ,
lighis, b,ibu63O bulk OF soles 6,@Rl
Sheep Receipts, 1901 markc, steady,
lambs, steady dood TO choice wcthors
Sboli6 90, fair 10 choco mixed, 3 50ul 10,
Western sheep, 100000 native lambs
i,ib1|,6oi western lambs b,ooa5 IS,
OMAHA,
South Omaha, June n -Catilc-Rceeipls
5000 market 10 cents higher Native
tlecfs 3,ibm5,tOI COWS and heifsrs, 5000
tb0' western steers, q ,SUt&, Gamers
lHp3,ooi e,oekors ana feeders, 26olA bo
I@y''' ''''"'"' O0'''' SASS etc. 200
Hogs Receipts, 1900 mnrko, JQio cents
lower. Heavy, 5,SQ6 ,igls, mixed, 6,ooiI
Hloii llehtss ii,oNgSl,SIi, pigs LOpa6cbi
bylk OF ssalcs bloYS W. -,
Western yoorllpgs, bWa6.tO, wcthcrs, 40
u0,lbi cwcr i,Vui,o5i lambs, 6o@6,S,
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas city, June a. Cattle Receipts
5000, market steady Native steers, AS
1910, native cows and heifers, 2 2isfi76,
stockors and feeders, 2,i5Mt. No. bulls, 2.?S
WhOi calves, 30OuSgi, western led
i3b
llogs Receipts, 1900, market JQl0
cents lower Bulk 6,lau6,?0 heavy, b,l2lb
Az IVA. packers, bltQ6,e?'sh piee and
lights, bl0u59,
Muttons, 4 95ub,@, lambs. 5,H17O), rango
wcthofs, 1895 IS fed ewes, f2Vi %,
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street, Roslon, Mass, who VIII give
YOU receipt for the same and you, on
drpoel, OF 100000 shares, WI receive n
check fol IS cents per share 70" tho
number Of shares Deposited by YOU,
We desire 10 point out TINT by lhe de-
posli ~ Your stock tnnd provided 800.
oOo shares arc dcposlod) tho deposit
orr win receive the coming yonr 70.
tlln oul1 10 = per com ON the par
value ~ their stock and u the option IL
exercised they VIII receive u further
proni " N Icr cent on Tho par value
~ their stock We rcferVo tho right
II 100000 eharcP are not deposited ny
July 70, iNtb, g. return The shares
which have been deposited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
HOME FROM NEVADA,
Frank u, Cook Rclutns from Roundup
OF nOld Chmns.

Frank H. COOK has ! turned from a
trip Of several weeks "a Nevada dur.
Ing which he made roundup of all
the principal cnmps Tonopoh, hc
etntop never looked better than " does
now the camp has been ihotoughly
proven permanent ono aud the town
IN enjoying u lively building boom,
The railroad win bo brondgungcd BY
the middle n ncSt month and VIII DO
completed into 0oldnold n month later,
The latter camp II qUlo' compared to
what II was fow months ago but tho
mines never were In IN rood shape as
thoy are now, Business ana tho opera
iion ~ me mines IL getting down TO a
solid substantial hnsls Tho pulcinoss
is only WIN, naturally follows all min
ing Cnmn hnumH.
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ELY Is PROSPEROUS.
John A. Kirby Says Nevada Camp WIN
.. Nv a Ola one,

John A, Kirby, who has been IN.
spccling the mines ~ Ely, Nevada,
Slys conditions IN that camp are very
prosperous ~ the present time and
citizens Of the camp look To see work
started ON tho projected railroad, which
VIII give thcm rail- communication with
the outside world, the same connecting
with the southern Pacific at To0no,
Thc rond viii make Ely the supply
point Tor u vast mineral country and
The prospect Of the carly building of
the line has had tho tendency 20 s,m.
ulalc activity IN number Of old camps
nv well az now ones,
Mr.. KIRBY believes Ely IL destined
to become q biz low grade copper
camp
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Going Ia Alaska,

sidney Dambcrgcr manager Of the
Fortuna mno ~ Bingham VIII leave
THIS evening lor six weeks trip to
the northwest ne rs gong 10 inspect
th' big mines Of Roasand, u, g.. az.
forwards continuing his inyosilga lions
To Alaska, whore he VIII vlsll the IN.
nous TrcndWol mno on Douglas Is,
mad, Ne II gonR with several mem.
bors Of the American Institute " MIN
INK engineers,
During hin absence his father, Sen.
ntor simon iumborgcr WIN look after
the management Of the Fortuna
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FORENOON ON EXCHANGE,
May nay Pounded Down Several Points
CLOSING Quotations

ON the mining exchange tlts fore'
noon, ~, 80 shares were Transferred,
involving the payment Of $3.50 May
Day came IN for another slaughter and
was bought under cents u share,
CnrIea found some demand and came
forward nt u slight advance. l'ncln
Snm Consolidated, also dropped on n
few points New York Bonanza passed
the calls unchanged, Brokers bid up
for star Consolidated but none
changed handr Butler Liberal held its
own as did Lower Mammoth and Vie.
iorln.
The closing quotations ana sales
were as follows
ToDAY'S QUOTATIONS.,
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WIN Pay $4,000 u Year.

The town Of Bingham has an oppor.
tunlty to obtain q revenue of $1,000 u
year from the waste water OF lls wa.
tcrworks system The Yampn Smolt.
INK company needs moro water IN the
operation ~ iia plant ana has Informed
the town trustees That II VIII pay the
above named sum for H.
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VIEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, June y Sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining, 3aln3N Centrifugal 80 test
Sti molasses sugar, 3es
Rohncd-Dull, Crushed, 6.@. powdered
t,Oj graduated, b,S,
Coffee steady, No, RIO, ll.lG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
Articles Amended,

An amendment TO the articles " In.
corporation OF the Nicholson Flour.
Gold Platinum Mining company Of OK.
den was filed IN the secretary Of states
office today I'm which the capital stock
of the company N increased from $500.
900 IA il60O0OO, divided into shares Of
the par yuluo " 81 each,
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New Company Formed,

Articles Of incorporation Of the Nor
9uf MINING \ Milling company ~ this
olly have been ilcd with ne county
clerk, Tho capital stcck VI tho COM
pnny IA 100000, The incorporators are
J = Gardner J 4, Garrison, John
Hlnk, y, H. Gardner ana G, l., Nor.
dun The company owns n number OF
claims IN the Clifton district, Tooel0
county,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

ed to SILL, bsiN ~ against $3.50, 1871 for
the same day last year,
The Dcsorot National bank If now
ready 70 pny July interest on Church
bends, The announcement 10 days
ahead OF time VIII doubtless be appro.
ciatod by those who hold this class OF
securities
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UPPER FALLS
AND RETURN. el.2S
Via ID. 4 X. o.. Sunday, June 25th,

\ dollghlful Canyon Resort 0ool
Fishlng, Magnificent scenery Trout
and chicken dlnnors, 10 cents Special
train leaves Salt Lake 900 q, N, Ro.
turning leaves llcber at 200 p, M. TN,
per Falls $500 p, m, Fare TO iIcbel ana
return, slb0,
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TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Hanna Anderson % Jennie Deacon,
lot "a block l. walkers subdiv'
piOn Observation-Disclosures 400
Ephralm smith 10 Alexander u, Ice,
section lO township south, range
ives, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1900
James Thomson 10 James H. Bridge,
lot ?, block a. Mat C,u,ynuy,u l9jl
G, " Mldgloy TO thratlo y, Leigh,
part block I, plat u u,r,,,u,,,, $500
Amanda Harrison and husband TO
Sophia Iaughlin lol H. block q
Fast Waterloo addition n,u,,u,, lGl
Mary E Feeder and husband 60
Western Investment a Trust com,
.p0ny, lot \, block No. Plat ANN,
Elsuboth H. Porn 10 William H.
pnrk, section N, township | south
range west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, COL
snmuol Lealor Jru u Doeorot A,
Farmer, lOt y, bloch 20, plat b. 200
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WOOL.
Ar LOWS

Va lDllN
ST. Louis June 9,--Wool, stohdy, Ter.
lilory and western mediums 2GnsS, fine
medium, guH. lno, l9u2,
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

49, - 'sAesss-s
FOR SALE ron TWENTY DAYS
Eas, side Realty NJ from 80 to so D r
front foot cay terms, Apply iii South
West 1Qmplo street,
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Nevada Stocks.

James A, Pollock 4 Co, brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today.
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

rorIyo lloO at 49, aoO nj l,q, 500 at
ini,
Daly, 30 at 2,gh
May pay 1000 At .. 1000 ut ga, ~ 3d.
1000 at 81, y, 60
SILVER shield 500 at ~,
Uncle Sam Com 1000 nl ana, 500 at
81 500 NJ 3O'g, 800 at 80, w. 3O 800 at
50, ~ 90,
lngot, 1000 nl ~,
Victor CON, 1000 n, o. 5000 ~ ~,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Butler Liberal, 800 at 9la
Cnrlsa, 500 NJ lSh 800 nt lSll,
Lower Mammoth 700 ut gN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-23
Manhasset Ra, ChalIenEe Gun.

The American Yacht Club. holder Of the
Manhasset Bay challenge cup. has now to
decide which class shall race for that trophy
during the coming season. The cup as orig
inRlly given by the Msnhasset Bay Club
was for 10 footers. because IL was thought
that that class was the best raced by ANA
tours. The new classification, however. has
done away with the 30 foot class and yachts
men are undecided whether to hold the trophy
for the % foot OF the 50 foot class.
The ManhAsset Bay Club referred the mat
TER 70 the Yacht Racing Association Of Long
lsland Sound, but the association at its last
meeting decided that the Manhaaset Bay
Club should settle the question. That club
has now left II 70 the holders OF the cup. the
American Yacht Club and an answer u eT-
peCted shortly.
The Manhasset Bay Club has CHALLENGED
for race. and II 4 Is agreed that the Al footere
are 70 compete J, W. Alkers Alert will be
named. II the ~ footers are selected. then
the Tomboy or one Of the new one dealqn
boats will be named The SeaWanhsEa
Corinthian Yacht Club has also announced
ia intention Of competing In this race and
has two boats named. one for each olRsa
Other clubs are waiting for the decision Of
the American Yacht Club.
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Baseball At Manhattan COLLEGE.

After ten days Of outdoor practice the
improvement in the Manhattan College team
has been 90 great that perfect confden 90
IL held both by players and students that the
Yale game will be won by the team represent
ing Manhattan. All the men are fast round
Ing into form. and although the makeup OF
the team has not been definitely decided
upon II will probably be a. follows: Pitcher.
Dolan or Mahoney; catcher. Connolly; first
base. Burdette or Hanrahan; second base,
Carroll: third base. ZimmermAs: sheraton.
Boucher; left field, Ruiz or LauCe; centre
field, O'HarA. right field, Dolan or Mahoney
The schedule Of the team is as follows:
March ~ Y1le a New Haven; April 10. Tufts
IN New York ~, St. johns College In Brooklyn.
rs. New York Nationals AZ Polo Grounds: rs, VII.
minEton A. &, IN Wilmington: n, Trinity In New
YORK -. Pennsylvania state IN New York.
May and O. VlllsnovA in New York; H. Phiilips
Andover IN Andovtr: y. Lynn A. A. In Lynn
-, olneyville In Olneyvillei 10. VisnovG IN New
YORK: 10. University Of Syracuse IN New YorE -.
%, Crescent 4, G a. Bay Ridge: y. Sc BonSyenturs
Of SYrGeuse 10 Syracuse: ~. Cornell in Ithaca
June I. Norwich University IN Norwich; ? and 81
University OF Vermont In Burlington. D. Philiins
Exeter In Exeter; 10. Franklin and Marshall In
~ I'll
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Practice of the NeN York American,.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Mana ger Grihath
took his New York Americans out to the
old ball park at 1890 O'Clock this morning and
kept them pegging away until o'clock. All
Of the days practice was crowded into that
two hours and a half. II was a pretty hot
day in the sun. the kind that makes you feel
lazy one Of the players remarked There
were some tired players after the practice
but 10 the words Of Willie Keller. Wen feel
the benefits or this work and weather when
we get North
After the ball had been thrown about for
warming up purposes, there was over an hour
OF team batting, with Orth. Powell and Grihith
pitching. II was the first time Powell has
been in the box on this trip. His delivery
is as easv and graceful as ever. severa!
liners to the boundary OF the field were cracked
out by John Anderson. There was q team Of
pitchers In the field to handle the batting
and they did not shine as felders. Grihfth
kept calling on his men for ginger, but there
was not a great deal Of il IN evidence until
the regular stock up their fielding practice
when they handled the ball in peppery style
The ground was a bit soft. however, and
they had 10 ease up when il came to foot
work Nevertheless, Elberf ED, whose ardor
no conditions can dampen, covered lots Of
ground. He Is running better this year than
last. Jack Anderson did some heavy stick
work and as the man who will play first base
in case Chase stays away took care OF thrown
balls In an able manner
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Y. N. VI. A. Athletes Compete.

A crowd Of over 500 persons attended the
annual all around Eymnastio and athletic
championships Of the combined classes Of
the Young Mems Hebrew Association in the
gymnasium. Ninety second street and Lex
ington avenue, last night. The events COM
prised wrestling. basketball, rope ascending,
horizontal bar exhibitions and foot races
The winners were decided on a 100 point
basis Abe Happenbach taking first place
with 3ai points, F. Berger second with 3si
points and F. EiChwald third with $40 points
The wrestling bout between b. y. MockeT
and J. jacobson az catch-as-cAtch-can style
resulted in draw after ten minutes. Sum
mary:
Parallel B4r-won BY Abe HAppsnbseh; z Der.
side Horse Won by Abe Happen bach: z Der.
ger second: &C. Levy. third.
Baskctball-NounE Mems Hebrew Association
vs., LghtwCigh team Young Mems Hebrew Asso.
citation. WOa by nrst team by the score Of 81 "a
Potato Race. 100 yArds--Won by Abe Happfn
bach. Time. o. minutes seconds.
Rope Climbing. ~ foot ropc-Woh By p Ftcb
valid. Time, mlnuUs S second
Standing Broad Jump-Non by Abe Happen
bach, with % feet INCHES; 2. Berger second with
q feet: N, schwartz, third with ID feet II inches
Horizontal BAT-Mon by r. EichWAld: A. Han.
pen bach, Second y. Berger, third
WUStNng-B. r. MoCkeT and J. jacobson ter
minutes, draw, catch a. catch can style.
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LonG sbotS WIN Nearly An ths Races ~ the
Crescent CITY Track.


NEW ofhEANs. March 77.-Ths card that
was offered by the New louisiana Jockey
Club this afternoon. with the exception OF
one race, brought out horses Of only iar
class 10 was strictly long shot gay
horses that never looked 70 have chance
70 hnish among tho first three we're the
ones that took down the major portion
OF tho purses. The biggest surprise Of the
afternoon came In tho NTH race, which WAs
put down 40 the feature Of the afternoon
Fair CALYPSO, which was bred by Col, =. a.
kennud AZ the Bungalow Farm In Mississippi
WAS the one that furnished the surprise bho
was as good as 10 10 / In the citing ana
doWned such fast sprinters az Matador ana
Mayor johnson. Summary:
. Plat Race SiH tunonEs e. DiApht nous, ~
70 sesSus dA MON Th sSG2ssR q ~ auPsYi,
Marin HErls Isw'is. firsi one. &uies and Hub
Second Rsce-Fivs and a half flrionEs-Edlth
ny Is v Mace y 70 TO- Won a vi 0Gs sY i i
Scouting, Is TO !. THIRD: Time, i% Astsnl b
Third Raoe-one mile and a quaTter--Eyelyn
hih'ty: los dee 70 s, won: yclcs;; "a q RICE d
i,ssgcsIrs s9d Homestead siso Is9. homss''sd
Fourth Race slI furlonEs-one More. ios
Lcooolol, 20 % l. won. pamivan 100 lSchhling,
third Time. i!W IS. sauanto. Hueileberry
Finn, The Laurel. Carl KAhier, Axiom. Lucian and
SAdduose also ran.
Flfth RHoe-SiK furlonEa-Fair CALYPSO iOi tSehill-
lnEI, 10 10 1, won Mayor Johnson, ia tShaveTl +,
70 ?, second. hatador, iOS o. Martin, 70 TO-
third Time, ti4. Rd Farley. Miss Comes, Triple
Silver, and Marcy Moore also ran.
sixth Receive furionEs-Subtle, im a..
Martini, 20 10. won: CapitAno, 100 (ShaVeI, 10
20 S. second: HadrAn, los CSedeTl, J. 20 /. third.
Time i:0i SIS Prestige Swedish Lad. CLIQUE,
Hopeless, Collector, PachetAAnd BAvarlan also ran
seventh Race-Four furlongs--Jack Kerche
vile. iO tMoMullen), 4 20 /. won: Black Eyes. 100
", Rcel TO 1, second Hand Bag, 100 (Schlllingl
10 70 I. third. Time. i4s 4-5 Jane Rachael. Young
Lighter, Flatory Marpessa, Jim McGlnnls and
MArkie Mayer also ran.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
NEW York 4. c. WRESTLING.
Instructor LeOnard's Pupils DO We'll ~
MemberS' Championships

INSTRUCTOR LeOnaTuB FuplS DO Weh ~
Members' Championships.
Fred NarEenes. the young Cuban, winner
Of the IiS pound class In the recent bouts OF
the metropolitan championships Of the A.
A. L.. holder Of two special medals. middle
weight and heavyweight, was very much In
evidence at the twelfth annual members
wrestling championships Of the New York
A. c. in the gymnasium Of the latter club
last night. Nargenes entered the mlodie-
comparative case capturing valuable
gold medal for his pains. NarRenes threw
+. 4. Jurgcnscn and \. o. Schram. The
entered the itj and middleWeight divisions,
figuring IN three contests, finally winning
second PT59 e t9e 10 came PSuh n for LOT o
praise. as It took the latter nearly minutes
" A large large crowd was present and Instructor
Ieonard's good work was compltmented
Or " u. Heuuen was the referee, DR., J.. W.
Ely acted as announcer, and Bob stohl was
umekeepCr summary:
i2s Pound Class-Elghtesnth bout-w. p. Barter
threw r. r.. Virgins Vita quarter Nelson Time
r ''i'1 Bout W baxter threw George z Dodge
witt o neck and leg hold. Time, minus sec
is5 Pound Clsss-Fint bout-Aurelio NsrEenes
threw W. p, Baxter with bar and neck hold
Final Bout-Aurelo NArgenes threw p. r.
Harmed with half Nelson. Time, minutes ~
c p. Wood with a side chsnceD. Tine. minutes 50
seconds. second bout-R. II. Hubbard threw r.
n Burch. Jr., with a side chAnceiy and further
arm hold. Time, ~ minutes IS seconds, an extra
bout Of ten minutes being ordered. Third bout
n. JSeckei threw T.. 4. JurEensen With bar hold.
Tine, minutes rs seconds.
Final BNut-R, Jacket threw r. II, Hubbard
with bar hold Time, minutes 4 seconds.
FOR Second PHEe--E. A. Jurgensen threw c. n.
Wood with a body scissor and half Nelson hold.
Time, minutes seconds,
1853 Pound Class-First bout-F, Nargenes threw
T.. :. Jurgcnsen with further half Nelson. Time
y NNTUeuFN
threw A. o, Schram with q half Nelson. Time.
minutes 70 seconds
For Second Prize-E. A. Jurgcnsen threw A.
o. Schtam with bar scissor hold Time, min
utcs 80 seconds
Heavyweight Class--FInAl bout. B. NaethinF
threw H. G. Campbell with q neck and bar hold.
Time, minutes iSseconds.