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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-18
INDOOR TENNIS.
Grant and Allen Play Vnfinished 'ia,'" ~
preliminary Championship Round

.,-. VIVA made Yesterday in the natlonai
trdoor lawn tennis tournament, helu AS ueaa
on rho courts OF the Seventh heg''henU 81
n,orv Sivty-slxth street ana farA sNe"u I
The events OF the tourney are men -,.aro
and doublea Yesterdays matches "e'c
confined to the singles, in which SONIC
plavers entered the lists u
The uck OF the draw brought hhrry
Alien the Southern champion against W.
Grant the titeholder. In the prel.H No.
round -,ut the contest was lste IN st', w,
ard d,rlfrcss stopped play when Allen hau
COZ "a hi, credit Both men we're DIV ou ve III
practice though at times tle ss sr'y proved
| pinccd Aliens pu2Iing SCI n,rnnent
| somewhat disconcerting 10 NJ 'Sap,yaver
the latter scoring as iteItde iin,ea Grant =
g 90, rcaeh enabled him 10 make nui iT
! Of last RETURNS hut he lost polh,s i pn md
lust out Of bounds Sross sei Hlgbt advantage
10, oh Grant was a bit IN the leau uuti nv ~
ard the close. BY fast. hard or. orI me neI
lied the games at all and then TOOK tne 49, ~
,,,-,e on batter all round work IN splle oi
~ sharp rally his opponent again scoieu
tho game, taking the SET e. l' harvard captain.
u & Prentice, had quite tussle with buf f3
Rishop OF the Atlantic CITY lennls Ciu ,'
the Harvard man winning III TWO oi'9e '''''
- bewhurse. the former intercollegiate
champion. made tnN9raple UNI hppiloyS stvIe
defeating Manning Goldman IN holio% s So
The win hardly disclosed DewhuTst5 toiil,.
however. as Goldman IL an unrehKea i Ysjyrer
~ vhom nothing was expected. \ laiI ~ ~,
G tds, VIII" NH come this afternoon when the old
coe sste CHAMPION faces E l. III oib rr Winners in q
~ dav we're William Is. Cragn. Charles
= Watson. A. NJ Loribund, Calhoun Stsgld9
and + r. Pell. Twelve teams d are eb'v tbi
In the doubles. which VIII DC s'a'' '1'
afternoon. ~ 80,
Mems singles Preliminary roundoA M pi Lori
lupd seventh Regiment. defeated GrSn' ns, ~
R Mgst H.t defeated Arthur s. cIsEn Seventh
Resiment 90. %; Theodore II, reli NV Ho az "a
a a pewSaTs,. Huntington Valley Country cub
defeated Manning Goldman %, - dnai ftSbc
N Ts;,on' orange oIEsS'L l.. T. c. IS 80 william
r. Cisvin. IT.. seventh Regiment delee'GSa :, w ".
FN,A Alien. New York r c vs.. Wylle C. Grant New
York r. c.. lie unnnlsnedl' t,,v,-5 r-nivcr,i,v
defeated burgess Bishop Atlantic Ci'y / g. o. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-18
STEAMBOATS,.
COLUMBTA FENCERS WIN.
Cornell Defeated In Dual Meet by : Bout

The Columbia fencing team last night
beat the Cornell trio In the gymnasium on
Morningsde Heights by a score Of bouts
to = The local folsmen owed their victory
TO the work Of LaRe and kehrlein, who were
In rare form. Lage especially had good
control over his weapon. defeating all his
opponents. kehrlein won of his three
bouts. while Perrine failed TO earn single
point for Columbia 1t was the second con-
test OF the season for the light Blue and White.
Recently West Point beat Columbia to4.
The Cornell team was composed OF F. f.
Pine. H. Hockhemer and O.. Delcasse The
first named two were members of the team
which last year tied for second place in the
intercollegiate championships with Column
bin The local trio was made Up OF r. Lsge.
o. D. Kehrlein and H. Perfine Lage, CO.
lumbla's captain is also the Junior national
champion. He had little trouble with ne
veteran Pine or Heckheimer. The Leg handed
Delcasse worried Lage and there were three
extra bouts before the Columbia man won.
Kehrlein did we'll 20 beat Pine
The bouts. of which there were nlne re-
suited as follows
Lage defeated Heokh-imer: Kehrleln defeated
Delcasst Pine defeated Perrtne.
Iare defeated Pine: Hockheimer defeated Kehr-
Isin; Delcasse defeated Perrine.
IaRe defeated DclcDSse, hehrlcin defehted Pho:
HeckheiEer defeated Perrtne.
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san FRANcfsco Feb. i7.-Soveral OF the winners
we're heavily backed to-day at Oakland Bucolc.
JenninVs cast or was PLAY ed for Killing Subur-
ban queen lasted long enough to beat GlenaUon
a neck In the fourth race. Andrew Is. Cook capt
ured the handicap In handy style from Re ctor.
with Rocksway. the favorite. in third place.
First RAce-Slx Observation-Disclosures Wheeler. 90
Knapp. TO l. won: Celereo. i0i lJonesl. 10 /.
second: PhalAn1. 90 Wright. IA 10 s. third. Tine.
i:isl1 Romoko, Indicate. Brown Patsy. MaKeita.
Harlem sailor. Sllicnte, Gyros Andrew and Sinleotio
also ran.
iOT lMlndeu. 2 10 /. won. Dandie Belle. 100
tMichAesl Is 20 second Salto, i02 Fountain. IS
10 l. third Time, losi3. Billy Taylor. Sir Dougal.
Rosebud. Hirtle. Zenonian Elmoro. ChAbles. Rag.
nArok and Go Lucky also ran.
Third RAce-Fivo and q half furlongs-Falr Lady
Anna los Jones' 10 /. won Bath Beach, ITO tBelu
alto 2 second Profitable, i02 fBsmetU, 10 I. third
Time ilOll Bard Burns. Eneryescent, Brennus
and Motto Also rem. Estrada left.
Fourth RAce-One uile--Suburban Queen. l07
(MiehAelsl. S 10 /. won GenArvon. 100 (Nlnten.
10 10 l. second Play Ball iOi tJones II 70 l. third.
Time iEti1. Serenity, Langford JAMES. Estoy.
Llsio Foxy Grandpa. BlAckthorn, Mattress, Box
Elder and Bhsscnto also ran.
Fifth Race-Six fuTongs-Andrev r. Cook los
lots TO l. won Rector. Us knight, 60 l, second
RocRaway, III Knapp. 70 5, third. Time, i:lts3.
Judge and Nenator also run.
sixth Rsce-Onc mile and an eghth-Barney
DreyfuSs. % Graham, 10 /. won; Budd Wade. 20
RnghO, 6 10 l, second Erne. io4 Knapp. 81 70 5,
third. Time, 1871. EIp-dient, Aodlcum and
TrApsetier also ran.
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FIGHT OVER EMPIRE TRACK.
state Racing Commission Considers Appli-
cation for License.

Aurs. Belmont and John Sanford OF the
c. Pacing Commission accompanied by
welton c. Percy Of counsel 70 the commits
sion maid their respects 10 GOV higgins
az the Capitol in Albany yesterday meet
inc OF the commission was held IN the Zen
VS. At witch the amended rules OF racing
n.oro snnroyei and some routine business was
transacted. ..,-. 1,,... -r-...,- =
c,,,b Tor n license to conduct running race
r,ee+ings was considered. Robert z. McDon-
aid ~ counsel for the association applying
vos heard. No decision was announced.
when Mr.. Butler. the chief stockholder
IL ,be Fmnire track, Was seen at his home
last night he said MY attorney pressed
Mr. Belmont for decision, but he was un-
able 10 get a definite answer 20 J am reay
IN The dark as yet as 20 the Intention OF the
Asked What oouIse no Intended IT,, tn tS ak,
iincd in tho statement ] gave out when the
matter reached what may be called an acute
stage ! shall stand by that statement from
III sif no answer il received within a reason
able time, and that will be the shortest pos
sible time. my attorney VIII tase Steps 20 ofihg
M Belmont and Mr.. Sanford before the
nroper court 70 make answer II Ihe answer
Is adverse and a license is refused We next
ster, viii them be In order.
~ have the law on my side. When Empire
track Was purchased by the present asso;
,ba 00rriginal charter granted 10 the founder
Of the course II wss built for racing
track chartered for racing track ana we
intend 10 make II one OF the best ana most
thoroughly equipped racing plants IN the
country II We cannot do all tnls by peace;
able means then We shall ayan ourselves OF
the rights and protection OF the law ana
6gbt Il ont step BY step. n the finish.
"An this talk about the inaocesslo ility
~ tho Greater city is growing like the locality
above the Harlem. subway and elevated
roads will make 10 more accessible nan
any rAcecourSe contiguous 70 New YORK. Ihis
rs not a matter with me OF this year or next
year. but OF the future. have given II
long and careful attention, before making
.ia.,1rt N NJ I do not intend TO turn back
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prusb Tlovd and Knowles will constitute
,.,,,..i,,I,.l, .,nrnrnIttnn Mike Dnnlln has

Brush. Lloyd and Knowles win constitute
an executive committee Mlke DohI'h nus
From the beginning Of the season until the
end there are only five days In all when there
!! % peher National nor AmeT i AZ League ceEsn
not referring to Sundays The vacant dates
are June rs. July 10 and 2s and sept ana q
on two of these dates there WI a,y Ve yoSs Sal
,IoraIs NAV in BROOKLYN on June Is and July 10,
Selfher New York team ia scheduled 20 pay
on July IS while on SEPT and ' and the
Nationals are not scheduled. 49, So
There are eIgh. dates on which the New
York Americans Ti s1 be IN AZ BP no These
are April 20, II, 2s and 20. June 30 July
The New York American League SsooS SHs
Win StaiIlngs OF Buffalo Last fall stan gs
s;gned an agreemer 20 turn over OutheIi1ie5rn
Ciymer TO the Sew York Americans i9t Ci,;,nep
from Burnlo In order TO cover up the playeII
for Stallings A mysterious tln Was =, ar u
TO Dreyiuss OF Pittshurg that I'M rss,, v to
wanted the player. no Dreyfuss rel useu % "a
waiye claim for Clymer when Hanlon wah'eu
to return him 10 BuHho. - 49, pi,+shur q
As a SEQUEL Clyrner went TO the fNt 81 la
(Iub and was then turf cd over 10 the utia .
dainhia Nationals. in which Dreytuss owns
stoek The Cleveland Americans meanTSih III
had covered up, Gettmans d al by The
drsrt svsten and when Cleveland askeu ,ue
other American League clubs 70 walIe Sin a,iidd
10 these men yesterday 80 that tneSS - ~
800 claim on their services in behalf Of the
Saw work Americans Cleveland VIII thete
fore have to pay Stallings Tor the men oTts
viii become the property OF the New 1 orSS,
StallinSs who tried to have. his en smnn,1y
Buffalo team covered up c inst efivmer
has Jared disastrously. He has los, OiSi riTi.
Covrtney Gettman. McAlllster ana tiIiIl, M,
shaw drafted to Boston. and will have TO get
tngethpr q new team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-18
Johnny Allen knocks out Fred McFadden

Johnny Allen. who is known among his
colleagues as Fighting Johnny knocked
out Fred McFadden OF Manayunk. Pa, at
the Manayunk A. c.. Philadelphia last
Thursday night. The two met in a six round
bout. but tho combat was over in less than
three. Allen went after his opponent in his
usual style, swim ing. rushing and putting
all Of his force in his punches For two
rounds McFadden seemed 20 be able 10 hold
his own But In the third the first punch
he received a left hook on the mouth, took
all the fight out Of him. Tho blow made him
grogRy and caused him 20 clinch IN hurry
But when they we're parted Allen forced
thinRs and with a right on the law and a left
in the wind had McFadden stretched on the
floor for the full count. The best preliminary
bout proved IN he the contest between Young
Lou ghrey or Manayunk and johnny CoGey
OF Brooklyn. The bout lasted the entire
six rounds and was even up at the finish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-18
Morris Wood Beats Canadian skater in
Races

TORONTO Feb. l7.-Morris Wood. champion
amateur skater OF the United States and Cam
ada, easily disposed Of Fred j. Robso n. holder
OF the Ontario title and many records, here last
night on the eight lap track In King Edward
Rink before a big crowd. Wood won all
three races in comparatively easy style In
the 22O yards, Robson's favorlte distance.
Wood was tho first OF the mark. and setting
his own pace. beat the local man by - feet
IL was much closer in the hall mile. WOOD
Just getting up In time 20 beat Robson yard
at the tape The time was minute - seconds,
The mile event was n loaf for the greater
part Of the way. Mood outsprinted hobsoh,
winning by five yards in minutes 10 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-18
French Auto Firm buys out American,

A deal OF some magnitude and importance.
by which another large French automobile
manufacturing concern establishes itself
in this country. was contaminated yester-
dav. The American De Dietrich Company.
of which r. f. Jarrdgc was president. was
bought out. root and branch, by the parent
company Of France and the firm here will
In future be known a. the De Dietrich COM
pany. American Branch Baron FREDERICK
de 1tirokheim will be the director OF the new
company and VI. de Brou tho manager MIR,
Jarridgo received a handsome sum for his
holdings and will go to Europe TO enjoy leisure
for "A while.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-18
Jack johnson and Marvin Hart May Nee
AFTER All.

II looks as though Jack Johnson. the noted
negro heavyweight is to be accommodated
with a match after all. Marvin Hart OF
Louisville says that he will nght johnson.
before one OF the California clubs Hart.
vho has been IN san Francisco for some
time. Intended 10 leave for Hot Springs yes
terday. but was induced 10 remain In san
Francisco pending word from Alec reggBins.
II the match II clinched II VII take place
some time next month Both Hart and
johnson have been notified 20 begin training
at once.
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WEST SHORE Z. Z.

CNeg York Central & Hudson River r. Il. 1essecl
Trims leave Franklin ST. station. New YORK. as
follows and Is minutes later foot West 12d ST.. ~ H.
ZOO T. M.-ChicAgo Express.
.225 ,, M-Con. Lin. for Detroit Chi & 81. Louis
200 y. M.-For RoCh.. Buffalo. Clevel'd & Chicago
800 r. N.--For Roch.. Buffalo, Detroit & 81 LOUIS
'gtS y M.-For syria, Roch., Ma. Fails, Oct; q en-;
'Dally. 'DaIly. except sunday. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence by Nestoott ~ press.
a. IL. SMITH. q. T. LAMBERT,
Gcni Manager. Gcn1 PRSsr Agent.
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ocEtypoKT. y. j., Feb. l7.-Mchael Gar
rigAn. for over twenty years engaged either
as a Jockey or trainer in racing circles, died
last night. He was trainer for the Weston
Stables up 20 two years ago, when he was COM
PEELED to retire because OF illness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-18
PISTOL III. WINS DOG DERBY.
defeats Prince Plausible in Final Course
for waterloo Cup.
Special caors De,pates TO THE Sun;

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1.-THE competition for
the Waterloo cup, the principal coursing
cyo,t of the world. was held on the Atcar
e,,,rse to-day and was won ny " II Paw
sons Pistol III l.. Pilkington's Prince Plaus-
u.to u.aa aqcuud.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSE BLANKETS. ROBES HARNESS.
Linod Stable Blankets, ~ cents. Square blaukctR
81 IS. Extra Heavy. 81. II Pounds LrathercG, 1918
Team HArness- 81. Express Harness SIS.
PETERS HARNESS & SADDLEltf Co.
% Vest Broadway. near AChAlnbers ST. upIthtrb-
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FLORIDA NASSAU CUBA

Spend the cold days In the sunny South
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS
OR SPECIAL. Low RATE TICKETS.
EVERY WEEK DURING SEASON.
Send for BOOK NJ Winter Trips" free OF cost
and containing complete Information as to routes
and rates. hotels and dates. etc, addressing
THOS u. IIENDRICkSON TOURS.
sts FULTON ST. BROOKLYN. n. Z.
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REApINC SYSTEM.

u -.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty street and south Ferry time from South
Ferry nVe minutes earlier than shown below.
EASToN, BETH EHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
NAUCH CBUNh-AnQ f7l5 Easion onlyl' slo
A m. 20. 40 500 t5.45 Easton only p. IN. sun
days, z4.31 \. m, 20, $50 p, m, -
wIIk ESBARRE AND SCRANTON - 400
0l0 a M 800 p m Sundays, "a 20 a m; z, I'm, 90;
AND BARNEGAT-z4oO. $40 a; m. zi-So SIS;
go LAkcN bod and l-akchurst only. ASsJO, Ao3VS
=. m. sundays. go a, m.
NiSEI.HSD AND BRIDGEToN-EfsoO M
IoSG I,,IsAScH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEA
SHORE PoINIs-ztoO, $50, ll:oo a. m. xi.2O,
Grove 900 =. m. 400 $50 p. m .-
ATLANTIC HIDst SlABRigHr MONMOUTH
II. % a. m. %. 40 $50 Atlantic hos onIy)o~9
PHILADELPHIA lREADING TERMINAL
1925 100. $50 400 1000. ~ % m: ii2oo
100 81 80. 200. 800. 400, 800, 1900 t9-3l
tqOO il0S1 p. 1913 rndt
3'TH AND CHESTNUT SIREETS-i!25, 500.
1000. 100 a. ui- 200, :'st9 900, 100. '9.25
SKI TIMioRE AND wAsHINGToN-sOo 'ioon
READING. HARRISBURG. PorTSviLLE AND
NII.LiAhSPORT-.4Oo xi-25. 500, .'2io
1000. 100 a. M. Reading only, WOO ~ %
200 p. m Reading. Potlsville. Harrisburg on.y
, f9 ''G Yib p stree, only. .Dsiy. 'Dauy
except sunday. iSundays only, ;Phror cars Only.
MIA Iamaqua. Ksaturdays- aENcep; saturdays.
Oficcs Liberty st. Perry. South Ferry. . Astor
Is Union square West. lb3 Fast t2sth St 25s Ncsi
1854 81, 2H columbus Av. Ncw fnfk. tolr "a
liarshutg Sew Yofs Transfer CO. calls for aud
checks baggage % destination.
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LaCkaWanna Railroad.

Leaves New York. foot Barclay and Chato ph or sts,
1900 4. M.-for BnRhAmton and Syracuse.
1000 4. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and So Louis
'I;40 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
400 =. M.-for scranton and Plymouth.
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's;E p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse, Utica
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Tickets, i{o, 40 lisS. i4s4 Broadway. ". Y. $50
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rim anF Tours July 1. b. specially
kukltHE chartered new fast s. Caledo-
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Court 81, SO Hrosdway, i IT Fulton 81, Brookiyn.
ny. TrAnuer Co. win call for and check baggage
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CuNARD LIN G.
OLD DOMINION LINE.

IOT Old FUInI tOmTOTt, W0FTOIT, TOT TNFn 0u VI,
Primers Point and Newport Ncws. Va, come ting
for Petersburg. Richmond, Virginia Beach. Wash
tngion. ~ C.. and entire south and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier
"a y r. foot Beach 81, eyery week day ~ 3 y y.
" r. walker, Vice President ana Tfafflc Manager
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pAwNBROKERs' SALES.


Fob 2o-By &. lang d CO., eSs 9th Az; diamonds 4,
ohSs 1 elder sS,t al hs sd sssr PRIOR 10 H.
Fec a so~By u. Brucsheimer, isi Eas, iosth ST.;
cqang d. sSsst Paor J fSS ey ieU Clothing
FEB 25-By Goidstono Bros, SIS 9th ay.; dls-
oqss washes jsEey and s az P oyeT pr0r feo
FEB aS~By "A. q f. BruckheimeI, 2ios Sd av.;
opera glasses, plated ware. insi TOOLS &C. pledged
FEB. 27-By r. j. Eosenth.l. iss Fast :sth St;
, Snd ali pledges PRIOR Feb H. iSoi ''
Feb. 9i-By A. Mayer. Jersey City; clothing.
JULIUS sHoNGoop. Aucuoneer:
BY Joseph Shongoods Sons. Aucts. o. Bowory.
Feb gacd S from pedSss S &c . rom 1908
Simons q Son, % Hester ST. JOS Roth. 70 COLUMBUS
FEB. 2-Men. and wq@es,s slo,ninr. &c &c,
10 Feb ssb as s j'sG5' Watches diamonds, DO
pledged previous to Feb. 10, 1905 b. & s. Abuses
i FEB 9iNJcweIy. watches diamonds. &c. pledged
to FEB. il. 1904. Ned Harlan go Hudson st
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ". SHEEHAN Auction
Ger. is? and l54 Canal St.
FEB. 20-By H, McAieeuAn. 1880 Broadway: Ola
IN 100. 10 No 400 ia 1904, and goods held over.
Feb 2-py r siIps9n Co. its >, w ess "a n s.;
''} Fss ans sss s8i F,;s 20 New Chambers 81.
''q FEB s4Dpy Il LaveTy so4 9th ave-; clothing to
ELI soBEL. Auet., 0s Bowery, sells 10 A. N. all
goods pledged TO Feb Is; 1901 ,ru ,, and
tuxedo suits. schwartz Davis. 7oi 9th av. S.
Feb ?IJeSeiry. s. wronker q Son. 1891 1st av
FEB 32-Jewelry and also lot No 7ol77. Iseacs
& Klcinbaum. Brooklyn. chas. 1. Singer s2e
iOi FEB b ;2s-clOtAins Sol Cohen. rs oh Av.
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RAILR
LEHICH VALLEY.

Foot Of West A. cortiAndt and DesbFosses sts D.
.Daiiy Except Sunday. Sunday chHngeni 81 u
dl.lb Il IS ms b. IS.ls
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Namburg-Fmeric0n.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.

FAST INPRESS SENNI LE
PLYMOUTH -CHERBOt RG-UREMEN
Eronprinz .Feh2i.7.SO AN Kaiser. Ami (. 10 AN
Kaiser Mar. = 10 An h. VIM ll..Aprl 49, bAM
Kronprtnz Mar. n. Az Kronpruy May 2 AN
OELRICHS c CO.. nruadNay. y. Y.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
AMERICAN LINE,
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.

PLYMOUTH HERBOU RG-SOU THAAPTO
Sailing Saturdays. $50 \. NJ. Pier is, y. II.
New York ......,Feb. Is Philadelphia Mar
st louis Feb rs ~ Paul. ...... Mar
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-24
Down, IDOWN.GOES VVHEAI
while THE. SPECULATORSa TRY
TO Get FROM under

commission houses selling In the
stock exchange, soon after tile OPEN
Ing this morning caused rapid and
severe declines In the active list The
declines extended TO q per cent Pso.
pies Gas falling to that figure. I'm.
ion Pacific was very act I've and scpr;
cd a net loss of 9 4, perScsht North.
ern Pacific appeared on The tape for
tho first time In several years. OF
since the celebrated sthern secufi.
ties merger, It opened sat 156s: Tho
last prevailing sale was over 1.Sos,
Amalgamatel conper, Missouri Pa:
clic and New York Central lost
about two points while losses OF Il
point or more were numerous North.
ern Securities opened on The ciirb at
1,Go1ls a loss & Of " per cent. from
thursdays close and! !Sin ID few min.
esSdropped9 TO 30 "a Sdecline % ssss
points. The market was active and
excited, but there was no evidence
OF decentralization or panic The
sales for the first hour were 5s2,soo
shares.
The causes Of today slump weres
the uncertainties surrounding Tho;
readjustments Of the Northern secpri.
tics group and the panieisy condition
OF the wheat market Gates IL Ca
and other westerners, who arc intet
ested In the wheat deal we're report
ed as heavy sellers Of stocks
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-24
TRAIN WHEELS CAUGHT him.

short time and then went back down
the track, to find Nutter lying across
the rails with both legs cut off Just
above the knee. The unfortunate
man was removed to the railroad
station and Or. Bocock summoned,
but Nutter died in "a very few min.
utes.
Leeper was locked up on suspicion
but when examined by Coroner Amos
Sunday morning no evidence ap.
peared that showed him implicated and
he was held merely on charge Of
drunkenness.
Nutter. was SO years Of age He
leaves a. brother, w. l. Nutter, who
has been, teacher in various schools
Of the county for number Of years.
He also leaves a daughter who lives
near Warrington. The remains
were taken to Worthlngton for burial
this morning by Undertaken Jones'.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-24
JOHN DAVIS AND a. HEFTY
BUNCH OF GENTLEMEN OF Y
COLOR WERE CAUGHT.

On complaint sworn out by Pros.
ecuting Attorney Lowe Saturday night
Chief Morgan, Assistant Chief Bartho.
low and Deputy, sherlff Watson raid:
ed gambling Joint run by John Da.
Wis, colored, under "The Famous on
Main street. About 10 o'clock Nor.
gan and Watson appeared at the
front entrance TO the ranch, scooplng
one colored sport coming up the
stairs from the Joint as they descend
ed. The Chief remained by the door
while Watson went to one of the ia.
bles and began to rake of the chips
Into his satchel. He also scooped In
about $40 in money. There were 16
dark doers of deeds in the place and
they made for the front door only to
be turned back by. Morgan. A rush
for the rear was equally futile, as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-24
GAMBLING joint WIAISl2RAlDEDI

Bartholo@ opened The door there at
the critical instant, and played the
part Of asthe man with the whos To-
perfection.
The bunch was rounded up and
started for the jail but on the way
three broke and Srans The ts were
landed and Morgan and Bartholow
started for the Others. One was found
early Sunday morning In ne hay.
NOV ofSthe Manley stable on Porter
alley, another was run down last
night In ga house on Spring street.
where he had taken refuge under d
bed. The officers also took into Gus.
tody a draw a s.,stud;; ,iand a erap.
table, and lodged them as evidence. {.
Fourteen Of the offenders were al.
raigned before Just ice Bsnning gton
this morning and bound over In the
penalty of 500 apiece Ito appear bes
fore the grand jury! Davis wasfh held
in $500 for the June term Of the Cir.
cult Court.