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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-22
GEARIN SWORN IN As
SUCCESSOR OF MITCHEIII

Washington. Dec. 2l.-After a ses-
sion Of little more than one hours du-
ration the senate today adjourned un-
I'll January 4. Only about half OF the
session was legislative in character
and the greater part OF 1t was devoted
to discussion of the regularity of the
credentials of Mr. Gearin, who sue
cceds Mr.. Mitchell as senator from Or
egon The credentials were accepted
and Mr. Gearin was sworn in.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-22
Gnte Receinis S1R.NOO.

san Francisco, Dec 2l.-The gate
receipts of the Fitzsimmons-O'Brien
fight last night was $16.4O7 OF this
sum sixty per cent went to the gladia-
tors. Fitzsimmons collapsed In the
thirteenth round. and will only re-
ceive $2.461 for his fight, while o.
Brien gets $7,SS3. 1t was the largest
crowd that has attended any fight in
San Francisco this year
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AtInnLIc Coast Storm.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 21.-'The Virginia
and North Carolina coasts were swept
by one Of the most severe storms Of
the year last night and this morn
ing. No disasters have been reported
either from Cape Henry, Va, or Cape
Hatteras, N. c., but this absence OF
news does not allay the fears for
shipping at sea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-22
OnIct Rcstorcd ln Shnnrhnl.

Washington. Dec. 21-The state de-
partment has a cablegram from
Shanghai reporting that the situation
Is normal, that 1900 sailors, marines
and volunteers are guarding the
streets; the viceroy has returned and
the mixed court will probably reopen
Saturday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-22

Speclal TO lne morning journal
Washington, Dec. 21,-Delegate
W.. II. Andrews today introduced a
bill in the house of representatives
providing for the erection of federal
building at Albuquerque at a cost of
two hundred thousand dollars. The
bill also provides for the establish
ment of q customs district in the ter
ritory to be known as the Albuquer-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-22

press questions of honesty or ques-
tions of dishonesty
80 far as the future of the repub-
lican party is concerned l think that
1t can safely be trusted with the press
and the people as to whether my ac-
ton Is wise or unwise."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-22
albuquerque VIII
To Wait a Year for
The Federal Building
Delegate Andrews Introduces Bill for
Erection of 100000 Edihce.

que district
In connection with Mr. Andrews
bill for a federal building, however,
1t is appropriate to add that Speaker
Cannon has passed word down the
line that there will positively be no
omnibus public buildings bill passed
at this session of congress.
Albuquerque therefore will be oblig
ed to wait another year or more at
least for her federal building
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-22

were closed and boarded up. Late last
night Moscow was i'm darkness. The
strike leaders are boasting that the
strike Will be transformed into armed
revolution. orators at the meeting de-
claring that Russia will be drenched
in blood before the long struggle ends.
Military Train Leaves Warsaw
st. Petersburg, Dec. 21.-At noon
today continental train left the War
saw station with military engine driv-
'ers and strong guard of soldiers.
The tender and locomotive were old,
the strikers having rendered all 9TH
ers useless. Two files of soldiers we're
drawn up on the platform. The rail-
road strike began i'm the Nicholas sta
tion at noon, but the Baltic roads were
still working at that hour. Employees
iof the Putiloff iron works to the num-
Der of 1900 have struck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-22
PARSONS ELECTED CHAIRMAN
OF COUNTY COMMITTEE

New York. (Frlday) Dec. 22.--At
2:S5 a. m. Congressman Herbert Par
sons was elected chairman of the New
York county republican committee by
acclamation.
II was known at the outset of the
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Injured in CoIIapsing House.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 21.-By the
collapse Of a four-room cottage on
Plco Heights last night during a severe
wind storm three persons were in
jured, two perhaps seriously.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-12-22
Excitement in Chilean KIondlkc.

Valparaiso. Chile, Dec. 2f.-Enthus-
iasm for the gold discoveries in the
Magellan territory. or Chilean Klon-
dixie, is rapidly increasing. Shares
are being sought for by the public es-
pecially of those companies that are
established along channels which can
be navigated at all seasons. 1t is re-
ported that the Magellan gold fields
are far richer than those of Alaska,
or the Transvaal. and the new indus
country's present prosperity The i'm
preston is gaining ground that the MI
trate combination will soon be an ac-
complished fact.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
PENN READY FOR CORNELL
TEAMS At THEIR BEST.
Quakers Strong FaUorites to Win
AnnuaI Football Game.
tBy Telesraph to The Tribune. ]

PHILADELPHIA Nov 29.-Word received
f-on Winslow Junction. n. J.. the temporary
home Of the Pennsylvania eleven, that the play
ers have made great progress during their rour
days stay. and the same team that played
against Harvard will begin the game tomorrow
against Cornell Folwen may not be able to
finish the game but Mike Murphy says he is
fit to enter the contest.
Because Of the heavy rain last night and
nearly all day to-day Franklin Field viii be
soft tomorrow. 1t was the hope of the Quakers
that the game would be played hard field,
in which case they hoped to roll up a score Of
at least forty points against Cornell. They had
planned an open game using Stevenson. Sheble
and Green frequently end runs Although
Franklin Field is Well drained and drys out
quickly it will be too soft to try many runs
around the ends This viii change the Red and
Blue attack and Lamson, Folwell, Robinson.
Hobson and Rookie will be the men called upon
to gain the ground and Of course, this will
mean straight line plunges.
There is little betting tonight. What
money is offered is at even money that Cor
rel will not score The Ithacans always put
up a. good game against the Quakers and for
this reason some wagers have been made on
this basis.
The Cornell team arrived in the city late this
afternoon and put ut the Normande in West
Philadelphia. which is but short distance from
Warner, the coach when seen tonight said
that his players We're in excellent physical
condition and that the team would lineup for
the first time this year in its full strength
Pennsylvania has not lost game this year
and has secured 253 points to her opponents IS.
Lafayette played the Quakers a tie game at
to q, but Harvard was beaten u to g. Column
bia. % to Q; Brown to g. and the Carlisle
Indians 6 to O. among Others. Cornell has had
a disastrous season. not having won single
game of any prominence. Big scores were up
against Hobart, Western University of Pennsyl-
yania. Bucknell and HayerSord but she suffered
defeat at the hands Of Swarthmore IA to O,
Princeton 16 to and Columbia IL TO 6.
The probable lineup for the game tomorrow
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
ANDERSON GOING VEST.
Open Golf Champion WI Take
CHARGE of OnzCentSia Green.

willie Anderson, the open golf champion. who
for the last two seasons has been connected with
the Apawamfs Golf Club at Rye, N Y, has been
engaged at the highest salary yet paid to pro-
fessional in this country by the Cnwentsia CLUB
near Chicago. He will enter on his new duties Ia
April succeeding Fred Mckenzie. who is to re-
turn to Scotland.
Anderson will play on the links Of the siwanoy
Golf Club to-day against the best ball Of L. r
Gwyer and TAFT. the clubs professional On sun
day he will figure in exhibition match on the
Englewood Golf Club links with Jack Hobens. In
December he will go to Mexico for a few weeks
Anderson came to this country from Scotland
when boy of sixteen, going TO the watch il!l
Golf Club. Since 1887 he has PLAYED IN every open
championship and has finished outside the money
but once That in 1900 when Harry Nardon
and j. H. Taylor finished first and second, re-
spectiVely.
He first won the national open title in 1901. at
Myopi4. when he defeated Alec Smith. after tie
He finished fifth the following year at Garden City
but reeaned his title in 1903 at Baltusrol, after
tie with David Brown The next year, at Glen
view. Anderson won with score Of BOZ, and this
year he at Myopia, after g poor
start. His score was 31t
Last spring Anderson went abroad to compete In
the open championship Of Great Britain at st An
drews vert Oft his game the first day after
previously making 73 in practice In an INV
tournament prior to the open Anderson quallIleu,
but lost TO NardOn at match play.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
THANKSGIVING DAY GOLF.

Golfers will turn out in force to-day to take au-
vantage OF the holiday. Competitions are scheduled
on almost every course in the metropolitan alslcl
as follows;
Siwanov Golf cubExhibition match, Willie Anderson
pIayfng ball of amateur and a pIoles-
sionals
Country Club Of Lakewood-Open handicap
BaltusroI Golf CIub-Bali sweepstakes ,...
Richmond County Country ClubAL day handlcap ctasse
Nassau Country C1ub--Eghteen hole handicap vs. bosie-
Ardsley Clutr-Mxed foursomes. ......@=...
IDykeT Meadow Golf Club-Club handicap: ,z.z..
Fox Golf CIub-Medal play handlcaps' classes n
and b. 80. .,.,.-- IL ,,,,..
Newark Golf Cubedal play handicap. thirty-slx notes.
selected eighteen holes to count
Crescent Athletic Club-Ball sweepstakes.
Freeport Golf CIut,-Medal play handicap. -,
Forest Park Golf Club-Eighteen hole medal play hahll
cap; six prizes. ....----
Auawanlise Golf Club-Bau sweepstakes -,--.
MontcIar Golf C1ub-Eghteen hole medal play hahdleap'
Fosevflle Golf Club Haudicaps classes A and g.
Fngewood Golf Cluh-Boeia handicap
Forest Hll Field Cfub-BaN sweeptakes.
Essex County Country Club--Ball sweepstakes.
Arrdale Golf CIub-Ball sweepstakes.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
IMPORTANT GAME LAWS DECISION
Having Imported Birds Out Of Season Held
To Be No Crime.

in the Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
with Justices Miller and jerks handed down a
decision yesterday, IN which the two latter justices
do not concur. to the effect that the having Of
game birds out Of season, lawfully imported from
foreign country, where they had been killed
lawfully, is no crime, and that the section Of the
Forest, Fish and Game law making It so Is uncon-
stitutiona and void.
The case is one that will interest sportsrnen. az
well as dealers in game and hotel propristors The
decision is in the OF John Hill proprietor OF
the Clarendon Hotel who was charged with the
offence and the case OF August Sllz. Of Manhat.
tan who sold tWenty-four brace OF imported birds
to Mr.. Hill. The two men were technically ar
rested and were held by Justice Maddox for trial.
In his opinion Justice Woodward holds that the
principle was exactly presentld in the famous
Buffalo fish case. which went TO the Court Of
likely that this celebrated case viii go to the
Court Of Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
NO sCRIMMAGE FOR NAVY ELEVEN,
Dashiel Announces the Lineup for Army
Game on Saturday.
Lev Telegraph . NC Tribnne.l

Annapolis, Nd, Nov. 29.-The navy 1ootoal team
went through long signal practice this afternoon.
There will be no further scrmnage unit! the team
lines up ngainst the army at Princeton on Satur-
day. 4
Dashiel announced to-day that the team VIII start
in the game as follows Howard, captaii lett eitu
13areoI If+ tackle. -C1,Frien left guard Causey,
,or+ro. e,bafrorh right guard Grady, right tackle;
Tyra,Syrorfb rieht END: Decker Norton, quarter,
Spencer, left half; Doherty, right man, anu
ley fuIlback. - - ,z,,,4- H. Tasr;aI
+ic question however, that Decker Will staFt LIle G
game He is much more likely 70 gel t aWay t0i ~ IL e
running back kick. Norton has some aolialy w 80 s2
csnCe 70 sc0rs he will be sent in to try his fortune
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
ARMY ATTACK STRONG.
DefensiUe Work Ragged on DC
count of Slippery Field.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

tBY Telegraph 70 Ihe IriDUHe.
West Point n. ", Nov. 29.-The cadets had thelr
first hard practice game of the week To-Day anu
The work was full of snap. Notwithstanding the
drizzlfng min which had made the field soggy and
the ball wet and slippery. During the twenty-Inlh
ute lineup the varsity crossed the scrub goal le
for five touchdowns. The scrub failed to score,
but when it had the ball much ground was gained.
Billy Bull was on hand to coach me PuhteTs'
80 +ool- Tor,,ox, and Beavers in hand. Both these
mon are good punters ami they can be relied on
10 get the kick off for good distances whenever nee
eSSary. ..,,-I,4
johnson and WestoveTs the quarterhacks .caug ~
the punts and handled them well. considering ne
slipnery condition OF the ball. Johnson mas I'M
proved greatly in running back punts. Inc deIeli-
siye work OF the varsity was SomeWIal TdgStS,u'
Witch was due largely 10 the slippery field If the
weather permits the team will have anoiner f na1d
nractce tomorrow and then nothing IN the ScrliI-
mage line until it lines up against Annapohs on
Saturday. # .."
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
ARMY POST ELEvENs TO MEET,
Teams from Fort Jay and Fort slocum to
Settle Gridiron Supremacy,

A football game which will decide the champion
ship OF the United States Army posts about New
xyorl, tIarbor will be played to-day at Olympic
17ie1a 12etF-st and Madson-aye., between the
teams Of Fort jay. on Governors Island. and Fort
sIocun7 on David's Island. E1evens from fve forts
have been playing series Of games throughout
the season, and jay and slocum are so lar IN the
lead that the winner of to-day's game will earn
tho title. .,, ,-...,t ,,..;,to,,
and +he game should prove highly spectacular:
Each team will be reinforced by nearly q thousand
IA rne1orth the ex-West Point player has been
coa ching the Governors Island squad. The game
will ne called at IL O'CLOCK. i
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
Association FOOTBALL.
Quakers to Play international Match
zcith Toronto UniUersitg.

team of the University Of Pennsylvania has been
practising and playing matches with local teams
for a month past in preparation for the game with
the Toronto University eleven, champions of Can
ada. on Saturday
This is the first international football match of
anyr kind that has been played in Philadelphia for
over thirty years. Ever since the Canadian and
American styles OF play have drifted apart there
have been meetings. and on that account the
game of December should draw students and
alumni and the public well TO Franklin Field.
The Pennsylvania eleven may surprise every one;
it is a good team. Ut can hardly hope to win, but
beer. secured considering so short time of train
ing. ~..-.-. E.# @ @a@=
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
MoNoGRAMs INSTEAD OF &C."
Ryan, Lindo and Other Members of Football
Squad Decorated.

Additional awards to the members of the Column
bfa 1905 varsity football squad were announced
Yesterday The list included awards OF football
monograms to J. ]. Ryan, 'O9 s.. and A. Lindo, on
Who failed TO receive the &C" At the same
time the varsity "C2 was awarded to J. NJ. Howell,
'07 s. who was captain of the wrestling team and
won the intercollegiate wrestling bout in the well
terweight class. and G. D. Macdonald for getting
third place in the intercollegiate cross-countrY
The football monogram was also awarded TO the
following members of this years squad: j. b.
Naething '07I.: r. S. Shultz 'O6 s.. H. Fowler. O8;
r. J. Echeverra- P. and s.. and r. ]. Bassett '0S.
George Norris. '07. awarded the monogram as
assistant manager of the football team.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
P0GGENBURG WINS AGAIN.
Liederkranz Billiard Expert Beats
ConkIin IN Close Game.

J. Ferd Poggenburg OF the Ldederkranz Club a.
feated Charles F. Conklin Of Chicago, In the fbI,
match OF the billiard tournament for the EsyIs
Gold Cup. at the Lederkranz Club last uirb, -
a score Of 800 to 2s7 and now leads for the f-onA
T. w Gardner is second.
crowd filed every part OF the clubs r.,,.
room last night. in spite Of the dsag~sssh,s
weather The game was close throughout sD1
many interesting shots were made BY both men
IhIs IS Foggenburs's second victory and he ~,
in both games. especially the clever masss ,-1 .S
has made him strong favorite for the CUP
H. 2rqE5s'n'sFs2 45. T. e. o. o. % 2s H. ls Ie o.
age 70 10 20: high runs 20, 80 10 " '''' 'O' aver
a. rcqnAnl0 r. ~ II H. H. ! l. Is j. a. 80 ,3
1929 high runs 5o II. 81 e. = '''a' 81 aver
The standing of the three men in the tour,ar,...
Poggenburs ........ Won, Lost
ConNHn ...''.--...'.............-... . !
Conkin won the bank for the lead ana ., -,
opening inning made run Of 10. while the bs.,
Poggenburg could do was to make I? Tho -
Of the foursn inning found Conklin with a 1a.s -
o. P9gge9ourg falling to make count in the a. y.
generous applause in the fifth inning vbs5 tbeeeivsd
careful nursing and a few difficult cushion s5oSxy u
ne ran or sotal Of 20 points. and the Inning eIos
with Poggenburg in the lead by score 81 q q
The sixth inning was marked sv briI,,sp+ ,,..,-
DS a a pom men men, especially the work Of Conkn Ehe
shot, which seemed comparatively easy In 1b1s IN,
inning Poggenburs scored 20 buttons and n cios ls
Win NoHhlI IN tne lead, with total OF iGl 10 r.
Inc best play OF the three following innlngs Va.
difficult masse shot by Poggenburg in the ninfs ~
inning. With run Of 16 in the eleventh inDI,s11 s1
Po9genburg crept up TO within II points Of To5Js
Inns lead His first two shots were onS ,A Ia
cushion carToms, which called forth loud anSlss.o 49,
With another good run OF 20 in the foJirfseotS
inning, Poggenburg passed COnklin and led b- y
points, with a total OF ISL to II. a banE 49, q
shot by Pogsen5GTg in this inning was 0ns ~ 80
most interesting of the game - N'o
me seventeenth inning was also marked BY fast
play by both men. PoggenbuTg made a min ~ IA
while Conkin clicked of 81, and the inning cIoss5
showing POggenburg 10 have count ~ 30 -
Conkltns 152 In the twentieth inning run ~ y
put Conklin within l3 points OF Poggenbure sn5
he passed him IN the twenty-third Inning vySsn ~ ~
made Is buttons with total OF 2iS points -.
Conklin to POggenburg's 242. '0I
In the twenty-fourth inning P0Ezen burg Sbo,-oS
fine form and rolled up 81 points which again rsva
him the lead. ea'e
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
LOOKING FOR A WINNING BOAT.
Leading Yachtsman of Europe Orders Craft
g. Built in This Country.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribuue.l

Bridgeport. Conn, Nov. 29.-Chdr1ss F. Herreshoff,
the designer of the yacht Iroquois the successful
Canadian cup defender, is hard at work upo1 the
designs OF a new yacht which has been ordered by
one oe the leading yachtsmen Of Europe. His
identity must be kept secret, under the terms of
the contract. until the craft is constructed and
ready TO launch.
proposed craft. 1t is known that she will be a
fifty footer and of the cutter type The main sails
are to be of canvas. but The lighter ones will be
silk. Mr. Ierreshoff has been instructed TO spare
no expense. but to turn out q yacht that can de-
feat all competitors next in the regattas in
EurOpe.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
FOR WESTERN FOOTBALL TITLE.

Chicago Nov 2s-The football teams of the Uni
yersifv of Chicago and OF the University Of NIich-
gan win meet on Marshall Field tomorrow to con-
test for the Middle Western football championship
For this first time in several seasons the winning
team will have a clear title to the championship,
as one team or the other has defeated all con-
testants. directly or indirectly; Both Chicago and
NfChEgsn have defeated Wisconsin University,
which IN turn defeated Minnesota University, the
teamss that for years have made the strongest
cIair,S for the title.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
TRIP SPOILED BY FACULTY RULING

The acti9r of the Columbia faculty in abolishing
football has materially changed tho plans OF some
of the footblI men. The association had planned
to send T. 4. Collins, quarterback, and A. AfgeI-
finger centre to see the Chicago go-dichigan game
to-day. 1t thought that Collins might get
some Enoints from the work of the wonderful Chi
cago Quarterback Eckersall while Aigetinger was
10 watch she work of the line Five minutes
beforh the men to leave Tuesday night the
announcements came that the game had been aboI-
fshed and as a result they stayed home.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
SWIMMING RACES At N. Y. a. c

The New-York Athletic Club win hold series Of
swimming races and game Of water polo at the
. clubhouse, 5sth-st and 6th-aye on Saturday even
;,s December 9. The programme will consist OF a
"a .r5 swim handicap; 5O-yard swim. novice 16l-
.y5 swim handicap; 400-yard swim. special race,
go game of water polo The contests open
I * ali registered amateurs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
ACTRESS INsUREs HER TOES.
Follows Lead Of Kubelik, Who Took Out
Policy on His Fingers.

Kubelik has insured his fingers. It is now
announced at the Academy of Music that Miss
katherine Bell, young actress and dancer who
is playing the role of Jane in Babes in Toy
land" there, yesterday took out policy IN an
accident insurance colnpany-a policy which
covers the possibility OF the loss of the use
of her feet and consequent inability to dance
upon the stage. In other words. Miss Bell it
is said, has insured her feet for $4,000 each r
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
MUST PAY FOR FATHERS EXECUTION
Petition of Children Of Virginia Ex-Mayor,
Hanged for Murder, Refused.
TBy Telegraph to The tribune. !

Richmond, Va. Nov. Ex-Governor A. j. Mon
tague has denied the petition OF the four children
of ]. Samuel McCue, e1-Mayor of charlottesville,
who was hanged in February last for the murder
of his wife. that they be not required to pay the
costs of the prosecution and execution Of their
father
unauthorized to remit the costs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
FOOTBALL GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
RINK SKATING in BROOKLYN.

The Clermont Avenue Skating Rink in Brooklyn.
was formally opened for the season last night by
the Skating Club of Brooklyn. The rink will be
thrown oren to the public to-day. Philip j. Kearney
tho indoor champion and other vel known skaters
will meet in the Turkey Handicap, in the after
night.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
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ASSOCIATION LEAGUE STANDING.
Paterson Leads by Narrow Margin in the
Championship Series

BY defeating the champion Caledonians at Pater-
son last Saturday, Paterson retained the lead in
the Association Football League championship
series, with the Bronx Rangers point behind and
closely followed by the Hollywood Inn and West
Hudson teams The record to date follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
COLUMBIA TO PLAY FOOTBALL.
It Is the Association Game, and Brooklyn
Will Be Opponents.

The Columbia association football team viii mes
the team Of the Brooklyn Football Club to-day a
Prospect Park, Brooklyn. The game Will be called
at 8 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

Tickets the Army and Navy football game to be
played at Princeton December 2. sale at SDald-
ingis 126 Nassau Street and 29-33 West 42d Street
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
Clubs

Two points are allowed for victories and one
oint for each drawn game.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30
JENNINGS SUMn4RIES.
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Jockey. Op, High. Close Place. Show.

% T @ ss s e. ssas n s ' Columbia Course start poor Won
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

ssaPeT hum IN a to his liking
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

stall OF
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

Copper a lot IAchtness and Benlala
9TH RACE-Selng for thrseyear-ods $500 add
" course start good Won driving Time. l:os winner
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

g. Arrahgowsn had rough journey also. King
New-York tribune., 1905-11-30

wei handed wkr
lies three years Old $1,000
uLn D - nder