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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Change at Naval Academy

There has been change in the mid
shipments store at the Naval Academy.
Mr.. Joseph b. Girault, who was former.
ly clerk in Paymaster Browns depart
ment has been succeeded by Mr.. John
Il. Musterman, well known business
man lof this city and formerly of the
drug firm of Gilbert & Musterman.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Returned From Honeymoon

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Chance.
who were recently married IN Wash
ington, have returned from their
honeymoon, which they spent at New
York and Atlantic City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chance have taken mp their res
idence on Conduit street in the hand
some new home recently built by the
groom.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Through Baggage Arrangements

The Baltimore & Annapolis Short
Line is prepared to check your baggage
through TO any Summer Resort. II
YOU give your order the day before, we
will check your baggage from your
house to destination.
For further information address,
II. k. WARREN. r. A.
< Il. Brown. O.. T. & r. A
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Coming North

Ii has been announced at the Navy
Department that the Detroit, now in
Dominican waters, will come north
as soon as relieved by some other YES.
sci, when she will be placed out OF
commission in order that repairs may
be made to the propeller, which was
disabled when the Detroit struck
reef recently.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Returned From Hospital

Miss Ellie Key Stockett. who has
been quite sick for several weeks at the
Sanitarium of DIR. Wilson...in Baltimore
is at home again, much improved in
health. Miss Sockets many friends
extend her hearty welcome among
them again
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Hospital Board

The bi monthly meeting of the board
of managers of the Annapolis Elmer
gency Hospital Association was held
today at the residence of the president,
Mrs. George w. Miller, College ave-
nue.. There was not full attendance
of the board, several of the members
being out of town. Regular routine
business was transacted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Wind Blew Step Out

While out sailing last night off
Greenberry Point. the sail boat OF Mr..
Malcolm Hunter was caught by the
wind and the step of the mast was
blown out. The party got to shore
safely, but were later in reaching
home than they had expected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Why Is IT.

Mr.. A. ]. Stinchcomb, a popular
dealer in market supplies, desires the
Capital TO ask why il is that people
who sell in market are always made
to sell potatoes by the pound, when
store keepers sell them by the peek
measure2
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Heavy Seas

Many ladies and gentlemen who
we're out on the river and creeks last
night in launches, sailing craft and
row boats, were thoroughly drenched
by the heavy seas. There were no ac-
cidents reported so far as learned, but
the night on the water was rasAer
stormy one.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Much Improved.

The condition OF MIR. George H. Sha-
fer, chief clerk in the Land office. who
has been seriously i'll at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, is steadily improv-
ing. Mr.. Skater hopes to be able TO
come home next week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
II Goes Everywhere

Postmaster Tuck has received let
ter from Mr.. w b. Hayes, of Burling.
ton, VT, asking that letter adver'
tised for him in the Capital of June Z.
be forwarded. Another proof that
the Capital goes everywhere aud Is
read by everybody who is anybody
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
No Secret About It..

It is no secret, that for Cuts, Burns,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Boils,
etc., nothing is so effective as Bucklen' S
Arnica Salve. at didn't take long to
cure a bad sore had, and it is all o. X.
for sore eyes, writes ID. L. Gregory, OF
Hope. Tex. z5c. at Feldmeyer Bros.
drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Sailing Party.

Mr.. Roland Childs and Mr.. William
Childs gave sailing party last night to
a few friends. The night was made
more beautiful by the moon and sail
on the Severn was much enjoyed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Change of Residence.

Prof and Mrs. p +. Voinot have
moved from their apartments at Hotel
MARYLAND, and have taken up their resi-
dence at 100 Prince George street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Advice To Subscribers.

Former subscribers TO the Chronicle
who desire 10 sub cribe to the Capital
viii please leave their name and address
either at this office or the store OF Geo.
w. Jones, Church street jaw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
Notice Of Closing.

On and after Monday. June 10TH, the
Branch Store of Magruder's 4 Co. on
MARYLAND Avenue, will close al q p IN
Saturdays excepted.
MAGRUDER & co.
Branch Store, Mary land Avenue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-16
"A Two New Dwelling Houses.

TERMS OF SALE = One-hali cash oil
the day of sale or ratification thereof. IN
the discretion of the undersigned, balance
in six months. deferred payment to bear
interest from day of sale and TO be secur-
ed by the bond OF the purchaser with Sc
CURLY to the satisfaction OF the under
signed, or all cash at the option OF the
purchaser.
A deposit of 500 viii be required on
day of sale,
NICHOLAS II. GREEN,
Attorney Named in Mortgage, &c.
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CarPentering and Repairing
GEORGE SEMRLY q CO..
30 Cathedral street

30 Cathedral street,
Are prepared to do any kind 81 Carpentering
WORK. Bricklaxing, Plastering and Repairing
generally AZ snort notice and on reasonable
terms. Apply as above. mISfn
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Wednesday. the sth day Of July in the
wear 1905. at n o'clock ~.

All the property mentioned in said mort
gage namely:
All those two lots Of ground situate on
the Northeast side of Johnson Street IN
the City of Annapolis. and IN that pof-
tion thereof known as Lincoln Place,
designate as Lots Number 10 and u on
a plat Of said property recorded among
the Land Records OF Anne Arundel
County in Liber q. W., No. Il, folio 52o'
having frontage OF thirty-two feet on
Johnson Street, and an even depth OF
fifty-nine feet and three inches, being
the same property conveyed to Georgian
ma Tyler by John J. Walton by two
deeds, one dated on the SYST day OF May,
in the year 1904. and recorded among
said Land Records in Lber &. W., No.
10. folio 2sI. &c. and the other dated on
the 9th day of september IN the year
1904, and recorded among sad Land
Record in Liber c. w, No. 81, folio 4o3'
&c. improved by
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Mortgage Sale
-oF vALUABLE-
IIlsHEAL ESTATE
In the City of Annapolis, Md.

By virtue of power Of sale contained
in a mortgage from Georgianna Tyler,
dated on the 9th day OF September IN the
wear 1904, and recorded among the Land
Records OF Anne Arundel County, IN Il
Der G. W, No. IS. folio 81. nc, the un,
dersigned as attorney named IN Said
mortgage TO make sale in case OF default
,hereunder. will offer At public sad at
the Court House door in the City OF
Annapolis, Md, on
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JEFFRIESS PINK TEA.
Champion Talks OF Fighting, wrestling
JIu.JItsu and MIninE.


Champion Jim Jefiries held a sort OF pink
tea reception last night at tho Hotel Navarro.
The brawny tighter. looking more stalwart
than when he was in New York last. which
will be year ago next month. arrived In
town yesterday afternoon In company with
his wife his manager, Billy Delaney, and
sparrinE partner. Yank Kenny. He was
met by a number Of sports. including Sam
Mott, Charles Cook. Henry MacMshon. Ben
Hurtis, Sam Fitzpatrick. Dan o'Rourke.
and Frank Simpson.
Mrs. Jeffries helped her husband 10 enter
tain callers and showed considerable in
tereNt in his Affairs. The boilermakeT
announced Immediately after his arrival
that he has not as yet retired from the ring.
but added that he was seriously thinking
OF doing 20, unless some good Samaritan
kindly furnished him with worthy op-
ponent.
Il am not particularly stuck on this acting
business, said the pugilist. Il would rather
engage in ten fights q year than appear be-
fore the foOtliRhts during q season. Yet /
have no cause 20 CON plain, as | have been
very successful so far no one has shown
his disapproval Of my acting by firing heads
Of cabbage or overripe eggs or any other
perisha BILE goods az me. | have been hard
az work this season aud win be glad 10 get
back to my home in Los Angeles and take
4 reporter asked JeHries the time honored
question whether he would meet Jack
Marvin Hart at san Francisco tO.morroW
might, -, ..s,,,. ..urS. O., v.t b,
men in the field I'm not going 70 discuss
Johnson's abilities AZ boxer He may be
wGnd and ell '9S sS Sny % S Of TO o1s
color. IL Hart wins win oheerfuIly Elve
him hEht, ] suppose viii be up 70 me
he has the physique. TOO. ! hope he viii
into another Jack MunrOe iSrCs. That Sqsir
money S on ia L. and don Ike the idea Of hsht.
ing for the love q u; -..
Suppose Hart should refuge to meet So9,
then7- was asked.
Jshries promptly replied; 7 gueNf I Eill
/ win not go into the saloon business, either.
over tor, the, rest Of my ne and in luxury.
ested in a piece Of property about $50 miles
'o III is a gold mine and there are 10000
81 per cent. Of the shares, which are worth
song. / cannot tell how the mine win pan
] win be . rich man. Al that is necessary
nsS 20 creep pSrebaS S think that ths
mine will make good. u will require an
investment Of $50 900 70 do this
Jefries then branohed out regarding uu-
iitsu and catch A. catch can Wrestling He
said that. he had not heard about George
Hackenschmidt the Russian lion, and the
foreigner q desire 70 either wTestle OF box
him He declared that he would be battered
10 meet Hackenschmidt In . hght, but would
not hear OF a match on the mat. He said
the "a me thing applied TO Frank Gotch
like jiu-iltsu, said the champion, and
know several Of the points, but do not think
that little man can beat big man by means
of fu-iitau fTicka
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HnRSEa ANn CARRIAG
BASEBALL.
Americans Even Up Series with New Or
leans In a Fast Game.


NEW ORLEANS. March 26-Thc New York
Americans evened up things when Putnam
pitched them 20 a to victory in to-day =
game, the last Of the New Orleans series. The
game was the fastest Of the four played here
Putnam held the Pelicans down TO four
hits, while the Highlanders had trouble them
selves in hitting. Their stick work in the
whole series has been weak.
The game taken altogether, was smooth
one. with faultless fielding by New York and
In which a number OF interesting situations
cropped up. The Pelicans worked Dygert.
the eH-Hudson River Lacquer and Dame
hover. with Sullivan and Stratton receiving
Putnam pitched the entire nine innings
The big eouthpHw was in me form ana
WORKERS Until the third inning they we're
unable 10 and him at all. They got hit in
The third. another in the fifth, third in the
eighth and a fourth in the ninth. kleinow
who caught Putnam all the way. performed
In the siIth Inning bad coaching robbed the
New Yorks Of a run. KeeeT and DouRherty
were on the bases Dougherty being az second,
when Williams sent a hot one 70 deep LEFT.
DouFberty reached third while the ball was
rolling and should have scored, hut Conroy held
him az the base, and fly 10 centre scored the
tall left fielder a moment later. The New lorks
punched three hits In this inning all the con-
secutive hitting they did.
They left az no this evening for jackson,
The
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ROAD DRIVERS OUT.
Speedway In Fair Condition. but Racing
Us Limited.

Speedway In Fair condition. nut RACINE
Us Limited.
II the driving public could have known
how well the Speedway had dried under the
influence of few hours sunshine, the crowd
Yesterday would have come in light driving
o rider prepared for = morning n good sport
As IL was, only a few came in speed wagons
With crowd on the walks numbering many
thousands and the drive filled with vehicles,
the actual racing was limited
The best winner Of the day was {. n. Lott
behind the bay trotter sprightly. BeginninR
with the black trotteT Wilnot, 272k, MIR
Lotto show ring trotter took him into camp
quite handily. Henry Heumans chestnut
PAGER Harry II. had BEEN winning easily
for him, but when he tried 10 take the measure
Of Sprighty II was a different proposition
Then sprlghtly met his hrst defeat. but II
was really an accident. George Hollerith
with the bay PAGER Gretchen was making
the brush nip and tuck when both horses
broke or etchen IL as handy as a rubber
bah and she was back on her stride In two
A, {. SCHUYLER, with the crack pair Mour-
zouk, 27o3. and Elmer, quite caught the
quests FOR team race, but no one seemed
70 care to tackle Mr.. Schuyler g pair. Finally
Mr.; SCHUYLER decided 70 take shy At sprishtly
The three trotted like triple hitch Tor nearly
the entire journey Finally the CLIP rev
60 & h h M2q 5SSd Jumped o R sSS
" a winner. MourZouk and Elmer showed
lust how good they we're by, winning from
the fnst mare Sister 70 Dr. Book. 2Io
A. r. Samuels. with the black PAGER Grover
C., 2l6t,, was a good winner Mr., Dean.
driving the chestnut PAGER Harry H, 274h,
took a shy at urover and finished IN second
place William Scott was out behind the
j. 500 trotter Kitty wilkes. 7l7I, and she
acted like n winner. George Hnber with
the busy little trotter oracle II. made two
persistent attempts to take the measure Of
Kitty wilkes, but failed Oracle T, did clean
up a big field Of PAGERS and showed that che
belongs IN the 2:2O class. over the lower
stretch Oracle 7. had a keen brush with the
bay trOtteT Saint Kris and beat him
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blatt entry. iArthur entry.
Jockey Creaner has signed a contract TO
ride for the GoughRores Stable this year.
leaving the employ OF Father Bill Daily. but
lie is considered a much improved rider since
he was tried by Thomas a shields and was
says that 'Puddln' Mcdaniel has been
unable TO agree upon terms TO ride for James
X. Keene this year. and has, therefore, signed
with NJ. II. TiChenor a Co. OF Chicago This
hrm will race In the East, so that Mcdaniel
will be seen here after all.
Joe Ullman and Kid Weller, who created
world Of talk on the local tracks two years
ago with their Big store" book. have gone
into partnership again, and say they will
make another book With an enormous bank
roll In the East this year This will not be
welcome news for the members OF the Metro
politen Turf Association. who sbelieve in
syndicate" prices. .Ulman and Weller nearly
turned the Nets upside down when they
we're operating together with a bankroll said
20 have been supplied by persona closely
T. Hitchcock. Jru, has named his crack
Memorial Steeplechase, TO be run at Belmont
Park but FoNhunter, who Is az present turned
out. will not be trained for steeplechase
events for at least two months.
SO far Tommy Burns has shown signs OF
taking new lease on life in the saddle. lie
displayed ell Of his old form last week AZ
Bennings and says that he will make all OF
the best jockeys bunch themselves this year.
Burns Is very light and has been taking eX-
Cellent care OF himself all winter.
To-day'e entries for Bennings are as follows.
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cornell Varsity crew Selected.

ITHACA. March %. The Cornell crews will
go to the training table Tomorrow morning
At Mn. 4. v. Atkins boarding house AZ the
quarters used In previous wears. Work may
nov he said 10 have commenced 10 earnest
and from this time on the competition for
places on tho two combinations. first varsity
and the second crew, wilt be unusually warm.
The personnel Of the FIRST varsity is a. follows;
BOesoh, bow: Barton, p Bill Newman, 9.
German, 4; q, w, Foote. 8: FeTnoW. O. ". p,
varsity IL made Up a. folloWs. stufdsVApt,
bow; FolEer, q Chapman, 5, 0oodieT. a. g, p,
yehhson, o asERAArI. q steWsu, q AqaFs,
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Rowing.

The warm weather Of yesterday was vel
coined by the Harlem oarsmen, and quite
number visited the lighthouses There
we're several crews out. In the forenoon
the Unions mustered an eight, which row ed
al q smart gait n for % sherman Greek.
and the CoNsNaiu had a busy time dod gng
the stray cakes OF Ice which yet lingpr IN the
river, The Unions were out again in the
Afternoon, A. vel a. a couple Of doubles
and q single from the same club. Centlpcdc
put % from the Nets, and they had steady
pull OF q couple Of miles. The NGssaus
have not put their hoat out yet, nor have
the HArlems. The Harlem house has been
put on spiles and the work Of extending the
houee on both sides VIII beEin this week
EAfka and MulcAhy Of the AlNlantaa had 1
lonH pHll N A donh 30 - 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
FOOTBALL GROWN ron WALES.
Principally Wins international Rugby
Contest OF the British Isles

The triple crown at Rugby football fas been
won this season by Wales, for she has de-
fested England. Ireland and Scotland. Wales
played the final match against ireland at
Swansea and there we're N. O0O persons present.
Both teams had two wins 20 their credit. hAv-
ing defeated England snd Scotland. and the
result was eagerly awaited all over the Britis b
Isles Wales on the toes and kicked on with
the wind. yet IN spite Of this advantage Ire
land scored "a ry In the frst ten minutes
The Welsh forwards were much heavier and
Outstayed the lrishmen. and after thrilling
match Walcs finally won by 10 points 20 s.
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New YorE 4. e. Runner Protested aud
Prize Withheld.

p Nehrick Of the New York A, C., who
ran,such fast mile AZ the Y. NJ. G. A. games
10 Brooklyn on Saturday night, was protested
and HE prize withheld pending an inyestiga-
ton Sebdck was protested under Rule 4,
Section ?. Of the A.. A. L. constitution,
club In the union cannot compete for another
club within three months Of the time he com
peted for his original club. Nebrick com
peted about two weeks ago for the Sixty
NTH Regiment A. A. Of Buffalo, but since
then he has changed his residence and Ia
now a student a. FordhAm.
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4 Hor,s Lives 20 ne ~ Year, old.

AIate copy Of an eKchsnEe-the Ausfrolas,aN
Of Melbourne-hes the photograph Of horse
name IL Nugget and he ia owned by Lieut. q
Col Heath. Of Apollo Bay on the VictoLi ian
coast. Col. Heath purchased nugget when
number Of years. For the greater part Of
his life Nugget saw nothing but hard work,
he COVERING 100 miles a day when mastering
cattle
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s SESH HIIIITIIITW 4 70 N ESFF FSsk,

Ia what We SAY + you on any make OF seconu-
hand Automobile purchased OF US
We sell on so Commission. It's bargain ana
perfect or we don't take II on sale. our Main
SAlearoom. one entire city block long, jammed
full OF Bargains. Late arrivals are -
1904 Franklin Tonneau, perfect car Tor 9l5' Two
cylinder AutOmotor. Tonneau. engine under MOOD
Whitlock Radiator. cost s2,5OO IKE new, tJO
Model "B" Cadillac, t0nO Model "a Cadillac $50
both Tonneaus: Peerless $500 Tonneau $50
81, 80 AutoCaT, t575. Winton Runabout top t2bO
Thomas Tonnssu, $3.50 Wayerley Electric TOP ana
new batteries, $40. $500 L. ). Long Dlslence'
TonneAu, $500 SeArchmont $3.50, Imported oar
Tacq, $3.50. Another, $50 Cleveland, 500 NortheIn
$3.50. White Steamer Stanhopel $500 Oldsmoblle'
i22b KnoG tt9O; Two cylinder Rambler Tonneau'
latest model, $50. White, $500 Wintons. Loco.
mobiles, ElcctTicS, steamer In tact We nave
New YORK. ..-r.u
ROAD TEST given with each car. and FREE
INSTRUCTIONS 10 all purchaser.
W1IIISS AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE;
~ Park Place. near BWayl, New York
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ROckaNay Hunting Club Elects OmcerI.

CEpAnHURsr. l.. l.. March 20. The annual
election Of the Rockavay Hunting Club was
held yesterday afternoon at the Ocean avenue
clubhouse. The following officers were
elected:
President. George Curtis Rand: vice president:
= Henry HaTper sscrvtaul, Nrwbold T. LaWrencr
treasurer Winthrop Hurr. hoard OF goVprnor
Robert H. burton. William A, Hazard. Henfy A,
Murray. a. Hobart Porter and philips y. Thnnp-
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meet some pretty fair horses, including J. ".
fullerS TokAlon, q. @ Bennett A Co 9 Little
Scout and Kings Trophy. NJ N. ltohenor 4
Co 8 palyays Mrs. X puInham'g speneerlan.
Canteen. Archie Zimmer's ADMINISTER aud
others. The entries for the handicap, with
the weights, as sent out from Memphis yes
day are as follows:
Fourth RGoe-Ths Mont gonleTy HGad! leap,
for three-year-olds and upward one mile
and q sixteenth:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
New Polo Ponies for George Gould.

ANsTIE. Tex. March 2e.-Henry Tappln,
Who conducts q polo popy ranch near San
Antonio, today shipped seyen nne pole
fbs animals were Sslsctsd IN person BY Mr.
6ould when be visited Mr.. TNppin'n rRpch on
81 roc0nt TIP 70 IoEaa. 4 - M
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The tWenty-nlntn annual OuauplOUhilp
Of England was held recently at the lhngheld
Park raceco1rse and the distance was ten
miles There were twelve teams, making
i2B runners which faced the starter, and all Of
these with the exception Of tan finished in
good shape. From the reports u appears
that the contests had one drawback. and that
was that the going was light, there not being
enough ploughed land on the course, nor were
there any big water jumps. A. the start
the runners went OF al A fast clip but after
a mile or so Adrdge Of the Highgate HArriers
went TO the front and stayed there 70 the
finish. winning by $50 yards from g. Pearce
OF the same club. The winners time was
running HighRate HGTrieTs won the team
honors with Crewe Harriers second and
Birchfeld HRTriers third. .,
The Irish championship was this year held
at Elm Park, Dublin. but only four teams
competed. The absence Of j. j. DAILY, holder
Of the individual title robbed the contest OF
a good deal OF interest. but his place was
ably filled by +. Hynes. a fellow clubmRn,
who covered the eight miles in a. minutes "a
seconds. The club placinRs were Galway
HarTiers. first Ballinasloe. second. and Had
dington. third. =,
The championship OF Scotland was held
az Scotstoyn. Glasgow, on March u over
course Of eleven miles on the grounds OF the
Glasgow Agricultural Society. j., Ranken
Of the Watsonian Cross Country Club won the
individual prize after lne tussle with =. {.
Russell OF the Bsllhouston HarrierA bis time
being OF minutes - seconds. The West OF
Scotland HarreTs won the team prize win
Edinburgh Harriers second and Clydesdale
HarTiers third
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New York's second Team Beats Cotton
Riatea IeaEuerh.

Baron RoroE. La. March 26.-The second
team OF the New York Americans with 1--WE
pitchers on the nine defeated the Baton
Rouge team Of the Cotton stateS League
here this AFTERNOON by 3 score Of 10 in a
sharply played and Interesting game. The
score.
RI p.
baton RouEs......o Ioooo :! /
Batisnss -Biler and Kohlcon. Howell and
Mcclure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
KnIan Makes New worlds Record for
Running Long Dive.

ORA NoI. y. j.. March 7s.-At the annual
gymnasium exhibition Of the Orange Y. NJ &.
A, held last niEht, Louis kilian made new
worlds record for he TunninE long dive.
placing the new figures at II feet inches
klllGn formerly held the record with - teet
dlstHnce 40 that the record will be accepted