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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
FRIENDS SCHOOL MEET.
Senior Ha1f-Mile Race Feature Of tho
Days Athletics.

The ninth annual outdoor meet of the
Friends Select School was held yesterday
afternoon on the Georgetown University
field. There was a large crowd of soecta-
tors present to witness the events.
The events were of three classes-the jun
Tor, intermediate and senior. The first two
classes were for the boys from the Friends
School. but the senior events were open to
the Emerson Institute and the Washington
School for Boys. The Friends boys carried
off the honors. scoring 46 points. while the
Washington school got and the Emersons
g. the points being given in order of first
place, s.: second. 8. and third, 1. The prizes
were silver medals for first place and
bronze medals for second.
The senior half-mile event was the most
exciting of the day. Five men were on the
tape at the start and at the end of the frst
lap the leading four were close In a bunch.
On the turn Perry and Aclker went to the
front and secured a good lead. and in the
stretch they gained still more. Bard. who
was far behind on the first lap, gained con-
siderably and surprised the spectators by
passing the third man In the stretch In
the first ten yards home Bard passed Acker,
but Perry was still yards in front. By a
fine squirt he caught and passed Perry and
won by a yard.
The chief event was the relay race be-
the former won easily. The summary of
events:
90 yards DASH junior-Thorn. first: Craig, Sec
ond; Platt. third. Time, seconds.
100 yards intermediate Simpson, first; McNeal.
second; Hoes, third. Time. IS seconds.
220 yards dash, senior indon (Friendsl, first;
Bard washington SCHOOL,. second; Bradley
Friendsl. third. Time 20 2-5 seconds.
100 yards dash. senior First heat. Smith Cd.
first; Emmert (F.l. second; Bradley Oh third.
Time. II 2-5 seconds. Second heat. Bard CIV. 81,
nrst: Fowle tEmerson1. second: EaInshaw CD,
third. Time. II 2-5 seconds. Final heat Smith,
c. ,. frst: Emmert tF.l. second Fowle tE.l, third.
Time, II 2.5 seconds
20 yards. intermediates Simpson. nrst; Hoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
BIG TENNIS TOURNEY.
Crack Players of the Country Compel
ing at Mannheim.

Notwithstanding the threatening weather
there was a capital attendance of specta-
tors at Mannheim, Pa, yesterday afternoon to
witness the commencement of the Round
Robin tennis tournament, in which W..
Larned. H. c. Ward, B. c. Wright and w.
]. Clothier had been invited to participate
For some reason not generally understood,
1t is only on rare occasions that the leading
national lawn tennis experts are seen in
Philadelphia. and the fact that the four
contestants in sthe Mannheim Round Rob-
In have been Nchosen to represent the
United States In the international match
with England for possession of the Davis
trophy, and will leave for the other side
early next month, furnished an additional
attraction
The drawings for the afternoon brought
together Larned and Clothier on the first
court, while Ward and Wright battled for
supremacy In the second. AS the two
matches were played spontaneously it is
not surprising that the match In which w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
Both Fined for Assault.

Harry He'll and his mother. Catherine
He'll, were arraigned in the Police Court
before Judge Mills this morning on n
charge Of assault on Effie Cation. Both Of
the defendants were convicted of the as
sault, and Henry paid fine of $40 and
his mother s..
According to the evidence, Effie Cation,
colored, was walking along AZ street south
west with her baby when she met Henry
and Catherine He'll. There was some hard
feeling between the parties, and, IL was
stated, both attacked Effie. The injured
woman swore out a warrant for the arrest
of the Heils, and the case was tried to-
day, with the result stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17

You are rerspiring and thinking of summer
needs while the mills and factories now busy
with Autumn Winter goods. It's just the time
for "cash business The Palais Royal repre-
sentatives annually visit the wholesale markets
at this time and often pick up Spring Summer
surplus stocks at ridicuously little prices. This
years "MiHl and Factory Sale is already Great
ing talk.
Said visitor yesterday Its such satisfaction find just
what needs and not be annoyed with lot of old styles and
rubbish"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
BELMONT PARK RACES.
Buttling Won Baychester Stakes in a
Romp.

Although the usual four favorites were de-
feated at Belmont Park yesterday. every
winner was we'll backed, the ring being for
tunate to break about even with the players
on the day. The weather was anything but
pleasant and the track slow. yet 10000 en-
thusiasts made the long trip to and from
the track. eager for the sport.
J. L. McGinnis' Quitting, backed down
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For the Nails.

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For the Hair.

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William McCloskey surrendered to the
authorities at Grantsville, w. Va, and is
now in jail, charged with numbering Henry
Berkshire at Brooksville May 3, when three
masked men killed Berkshire in the pres
ence of his wife. Bub Hendricks, charged
with the same crime, was arrested last
night near Belleville.
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For the Face and Hands.

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OF ALL SORTS
CONTINUED from Ninth Page)

fayettes, Proctor of the Treasury, Young
of the Empires and Davis (Texas) of the
Athletics are four Of the best amateur
pitchers in the city.
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Sunday School League Notes.

his fielding has been dopey and his hitting
below the average.
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Powder Boxes, from 25c to....$3 25
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Ga[l[I[I(IHM
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Some worth ST. 80.
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Fine Tooth Combs. 25c
Miscellaneous Articles.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

An Act relating to the compensation of
the Commissioners of Inland Fisheries
and Game.
Section 1. The governor with the adj
vice and consent of the council shall
appoint one of the commissioners of in
land fisheries and game to be the chair
man thereof, and he shall be designated
and commissioned as such for the term
Of two years. After. the expiration of
the first term chairman shall be APP
pointed in the manner and for the term
now prescribed by law for the appoint
ment of any one Of said commissioners;
but the land agent shall not be eligible
to the office of chairman.
Section 2. The chairman of the COM
missioners of inland fisheries and game
snail receive an annual salary of two
thousand dollars: the land agent, forest
commissioner and member of the COM
missioners of inland fisheries and game,
combining the three offices in one APP
pD1ntee, two thousand dollars; the other
member of the commissioners Of inland
fisheries and game. one thousand dol
lars, and in addition to their salaries,
actual travelling expenses to be audited
by the governor and council The sal
airy of the clerk of the commissioners
OF inland fisheries and game shall be
salary of the clerk to the land agent
and forest commissioner shall be one
thousand dollars. The governor and
council may allow such sum as may be
paid out of license fees
Section 8. Said salaries are payable
quarterly. on the first days Of january
April, July and October of each year
from the state treasury, and are in full
for all services performed by them in
their official capacities.
Section 4. So much Of section twenty
two of chapter thirty-two of the revised
statutes, as provides that the governor
and council may allow the commission
ers Of inland fisheries and game, from
the funds received from licenses and
fines. such compensation as they may
deem just and fair for the additional
work required Of them In carrying out
tho provisions Of this section and ~
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

Provided. however, that nothing in this
act shall be construed to allow the ship
catching of trout is prohibited by the laws
of the state of Maine.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approved March 49, 1861
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

two following sections, is hereby re-
pclled.
Section S. This act shall take effect
on the first day Of July one thousand
nine hundred and five.
Approved March II, 1905.
The Republican journal., 1905-03-30
Chapter 81.

ton of Fish by riparian proprietors.
Section 1. 1t shall be lawful hereafter
for riparian proprietors legally engaged in
trout, on their own land and in their own
enclosed waters, acting under the direc-
ton and written permission of the COM
missioners of inland fisheries and game.
to ship, transport or carry trout taken
from their own ponds. without accom-
panying the shipment in person and with
out the payment Of q license fee for each
ohipWeNt.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
To be continued next Sunday
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters


CIR NIGEL" is romantic tale of the loves and
y adventures of Nigel Loring, young English
man of heroic ancestry, who took up the sword to
mend the fallen fortunes of his noble house the
wear after the great plague devastated England
in the fourteenth century. .
The story opens with a brief word-picture of
England during the plague, and outlines the
dnySnfaII of the feuda1 system and other changes
which that fearful &" black death brought about
The house of Loring has been all but wrecked by
tbe Vaccinations and encroachments of clerics
Nigel and his grandmother are the sole SURVIVORS
Of fhe family and the Cistercian monksof WaVer-
lev Abbey are still engaged in PTeylng upon
their meager possessions Young nigel openly
opposes them. ...uso,.;o-, ,,f g, c1ai,,, tara
+aI,en possession of fiery untamed yellow horse
- .1C+ed lineage, and several of their number
ba,ra been yiciously attacked and nearly killed
~ +Le animal. Believing the horse to be pos
s55se.d of a devil, the monks are about TO nave
nm killed when Nigel interposes. The horse IS
Given to him, partly in the hope that the beast
f=Ti LII him and rid their community OF ITS most
fictitious troublesome and dangerous opponent
J211t Mel at once takes the horse, and IN the
II-acerre of the astonished monks speedily re-
f+1ces him TO su omission He names the animal
Pommers- ,.., A. -,a-
When Nigel and his grandmother, the Vener-
af,1e Dame Ermyntrude, are spending Inc eve
I$ng together not long afterward they were
-I45sIy fnterrurted by the lay Summoner ana
sscrist of Wayerley, accompanied by a Dard OF
a-T7ers who set upon the young Squire, Dinu
T$+1 and take him prisoner to the Abbey, TO De
+-;nd because he had thrown the Summoner INTO
a Tnorass and destroyed some legal papers that
were being served
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
THE MAVOURNEEN PRINCIPLE

A PHILADELPHIA man not long ago was
a oonversing with the agent cf an auto
,,o1,;Ia establishment, when he observed that
the company must be making fortune
al don't know about that" said the agent.
mr+'e tr11e, / sell a good many motors, but.
YOU see, a good many of them are disposed, OF
- +I,a Kathleen Mavourneen' principle.
s1Vb,. what do you mean by that!'
Payment on the instalment plan w was os,n. rme
IT. nav be for years. and 1t may be forever
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

! honored from end to end of Europel
7 Nigel gazed at him as one who sees a
Z vision. The archers stood back abashed,
while the monks crowded closer to stare
at the famous soldier of the French
wars. The Abbot abated his tone, and
a smile came to his angry face.
I We. are indeed men of peace, Sir
Z John, and little skilled in warlike
blazonry," said he; yet stout as are
our Abbey walls, they are not so thicl;
that the fame of your exploits has not
passed through them and reached our
ears If it be your pleasure to take
an interest in this young and misguided
Squire, it is not for us to thwart your
kind intention or to withhold such grace
as you request, l am glad indeed that
he hath one who can set him so fair an
example for friend"
Il thank you for YOUR courtesy, good
Father Abbot" said Chandos careless1y.
This young Squire has, however, a
better friend than myself, one who is
kinder to those he loves and more ter
rible to those he hates. 1t is from him
bear a message
Il pray you, fair and honored sir, y
said Nigel, that you will tell me what
is the message that you bear"
THE message, man ami, is that your
friend comes into these parts and would
have a nights lodging at the manor
house of Tilford for the love and respect
that he bears your family"
NAY, he is most welcome, said Nigel,
"and yet / hope that he is one who can
relish a soldiers fare and sleep under
humble roof, for indeed we can but give
Our best, poor as it is.'
He is indeed a soldier and good
one," Chandos answered, laughing, and
warrant he has slept in rougher quarters
than Tilford Manor-house."
Il have few friends, fair sir, said
Nigel, with a puzzled face l pray you
give me this gentleman's name,
His name is Edward"
"Sir Edward Mortimer of Kent, per-
chance, or is it Sir Edward Brocas of
whom the Lady Ermyntrude talks"
NAY, he is known as Edward only, and
if you ask a second name it is Plantagenet,
for he who comes to seek the shelter OF
your roof is your Iege lord and mine,
the Kings high majesty, Edward OF
England"
Copyright 1905 A Conan Doyle. Copyright in Great Britain
All rights reserved
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-01
BODY LAY
IN BED OF FLOWERS
Impressive Ceremony at Funeral OF
Great Actor at Buzzards Bay.
Church Bells Toll.

BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. May. L.
After impressive services. the body of
.Toseph jefferson was buried among
flowers at Bayview Cemetery, in Sand
wieh. within walking distance Of the
cottages of many of his Cape Cod
friends
The services opened with the read
ing by Dr. Edward A. Horton. of Bos-
ton. of Tennyson's poem, Crossing the
BAR" DR. Horton then spoke of the
sin,ple life and kindly deeds of the
actor A prayer concluded the service,
and the coffin was Immediately removed
to the cemetery.
The palIbearers were Glen MacDon-
orgh, Charles J. Roife, Samuel sPhelleps.
Richard Watson Glider, Edward Black,
DIR. George Barry, and j. A. Walker.
TO the cemetery public memorial meet
irg was held In the Sandwich town hall,
at which all the clergymen of the town
ma rticiDated Every church bell was
toIled seventy-six times.
Joseph Jefferson's five sons, q score on
intimate friends and a hundred or more
Villagers gathered about the grave
while the service was read. Then al
withdrew, with the exception Of Charles
r. Jefferson, who alone watched as tht
| coffin. concealed In q mass of flowers
was lowered to the grave, which was
already half-filied with floral pieces.
Last night a police officer remainee
| continued for several days.
! Floral pieces were sent by the Play
ers' Club. Of New York; the Bohemian
Club. of San Francisco; the Old Colony
| club. of Sandwich. and by scores O.
vell-known actors and actresses.