davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
WINNERS AT THE
UNION PARK TRACK
Nv Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-Union Park re-
suits:
Mile and three eighths-Brooklyn won,
Honda second, st. Sever third. Time,
1928 So
-Four and a half furlongs-Lary Girls
wick won, Sweet Flava second, Rival
third. Time, SO 2-5.
Six furlongs Russell won, Bill
ly Handsel second, Benmora third.
time, lis ga.
Six and one-half furlongs, handicap
-Mafalda won, Prestige second, ID.
Russey third. Time, 1871 4-j.
One miie-Tennv Belle won, My Alice
second, Henry Luehrmann, jr, third.
Time, 1:45.
one mile--I Know won, Thora Lee
second, Council third. Time, 1:44 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
WINNERS AT THE
CHURCHILL DOWNS COURSE

BY Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1S-Church-
hill Downs results:
one mile-White Plume won, Lady
Savoy second, Janetta third. Time,
1:40.
Five furlongs-Hyperion II won,
Lady Anne second, Mingita third.
Time, 1:O1 ga.
Six furlongs won, Norwood
Ohio second, Highland Fling third.
Time, lis 1-2.
The Louisville steeplechase, full
course-Bip won, Bank Holiday sec
ond, Balzac third. Time, 4:O5.
-Four and half furlongs-Queen
won, spendthrift Helen second, To-
kioka third. Time, :56 ga.
Mile and a quarter-Miss Billie won,
Handmore second, Big Beach third.
Time, 2:O1 1-2.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
Persian N Merve Essence

RESTORES MANHOOD-Has cured thousands
Of cases of Nervous Debility, Insomnia and
Atrophy. They clear the brain. strengthen the
circulation, make digestion perfect and Inn
part magnetic vigor to the whole being. All
drains and losses stopped permanently, 81 per
box; boxes, guaranteed to cure OF refund
money, S.. Mailed sealed. Book free. Persian
Med. Co., 9G5 Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa Sold
in Los Angeles only by Owl Drug Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
BRING TWO MEN AROUND THE
CIRCUIT
SERAPHs ARE SHUT OUT
Angels Are Unable to DO Anything
With Thomas Offerings and Fail
to Seore-Baum Spins
the Sphere
Tacoma. 2. Los Angelo, 0.

TaComas 2, Los AngeleAy "
1t all happened in the fourth inning
The artistic productions of that lanky
young Seraphic pitcher, Bones
Baum, were Of great potency and eff
fectiveness in all but that fatal round
But the ex-sandlotter was unable Il
slip over his usual variety Of benders
in that period and a walk and two
large luscious bingles contributed to
the Tiger victory.
Thomas operated the slant battery
for the men from Tacoma town and
right valiantly did he perform on the
mound. He was found for total of
four safe bingles but one in each in
ming was as good as the Seraphs could
do.
The fourth opened with Lynch en-
deavoring to smile the sphere which
he did successfully by sousing one
away to the amidship garden and clung
lovingly to the initial corner. Gra-
ham was handed a pasteboard. Ho-
gan showed down neat sacrifice and
Lynch was advanced along to the
second station. Thomas then tore off
one of the rising kind to the center
pasture and Lynch spiked the terminal
patch.
Charley Doyle picked off a ripe one
and iammed the ball to the left, and
while Arthur Ross was right there with
his trusty init, he failed to pass the
ball along to Spies in time to prevent
Charley Graham from completing the
journey rubberward.
That was all there was to the run
getting. The Seraphs made brave ef-
forts to lift the sphere away for a
couple of circuit completers but Thomas
and the stone wall Tacoma fielding
proved just a trihe too much for the
Angels to overcome. try as they might
There were but two base hits in the
game, the honors going to Nordyke and
Dillon in that line of endeavor. Things
looked bright for the Angels in the
second round. After Dillon expired on
a wallop to Mclaughlin, Cravath
touched off a pretty swat to center and
Ross was tabled safe on Doyles error.
Cravath endeavored TO pull off an an
nexation ceremony with the third bag
but this assault resulted disastrously
Toman ended it all by passing over a
high one to Mclaughlin.
After this the one, two, three order
was the prevailing rule for the Angel
stickers. They made desperate at
tempts to wallop the sphere but there
was nothing doing and the third angle
was forbidden territory.
The work of "Slats" Davis has been
a revelation to many of the local fans
who believed that an umpire was mere
ly employed to be bullied and baited
by irate ball players. The misnamed
Stats" who is really built upon the
lines which are supposed TO be typi-
cal Of an alderman, has the Tigers and
Seraphs tanned nicely and there is not
a one of them but who lends instant
heed to his suggestions in regard to
coaching and other strategical moves
when they are made in an unlawful
manner. "Slats" is a real live UNI
pire and in addition to his strenuosity
knows the game thoroughly.
The form chart:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19

Free transportation, free lunch and music
by the Ocean Park Marine band Of sixteen
pieces will be incidentals to next Saturday s
auction sale of lots at Sierra Vista townsite.
The property is located on the line of the Los
Angeles Pacific railroad, is midway between
Sawtelle and Santa Monica and is an ideal
location for q home. Already more than two
thirds of the tract has been sold and the
remainder won't last long. a. i. Webster &c
Co., whose offices are in the Mason block.
Los Angeles, Will be pleased to furnish tickets,
etc, TO interested people.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
M'GANN'S GREAT STICKING
SAVES THE NEW WORKERS

BY AssOclated Iress.
NEW YORK, May 1S.-The local
champions succumbed to the Pittsburg
team today. The feature of the game
was the batting of Mccain. He scored
two home runs. Attendance, 1000. Score:
IL. r. L.
Ilttsburg '''''''''.'''''''' ''''''''''''''''''a z
New YORK ''.s.'s.s',,t....
Batteries-LeeVcr and PeitzeT; Matthewson
and Bowerman. Umpires-Emse and John
stone.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. LOUIS WINS GAME
IN THE FOURTH INNING

BY Associated Press.
BOSTON, May 1S.-Two hits, two
errors and a pass in the fourth inning
gave st. Louis four runs and the game
today Attendance, 1900 Score:
H. r. r.
~. LOUIS
Boston
Batteries-Thieman and Warner Willis and
Needham. Umpire-Clem.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RUBE WADDELL TOO
MUCH FOR PHILADELPHIA
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO, May 1S.-Waddcll pitched
in fine form today, shutting out Chi
cago. Attendance, 2SOO. Score:
II, r. e.
,hcaGo ''''''''''''''''''''''0
lllldQelUhld ss....sto ]
Battorics~smith AM Mcfarland; Waddell
and Schrock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
MITCHELL AND SULLIVAN
REALLY GOING TO MIX IT
Nv Associatcd Press.

By Associated Press,
TACOMA, Wash, May 1S,-Charles
Mitchell and John l.. Sullivan have
signed articles for a fifteen round fight
in Tacoma September 10. for the gate
receipts, to be divided siXty-flve and
thirty-hve per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
SUMMARY

Two oase hts-Oshikawa, Yamawak. First
base on errors-occidental g: Waseda, 2
First base on called balls-On Mcknight, A.
off Kono, 2. Left on bases-Occdental, Z: Wa
soda O. Struck out-By Mcknight, :; by
Kono, 4. Sacrifice hit-Spaulding. Time Of
game, las. Representations.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19

golden caslSet clay pigeon match at the
Puteaux Shooting club, defeating Par
isian sharpshooters with the record
average Of ninety-eight per cent Of hits.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
KILLIAN WINS A
FREAK BlNGLEFEST

by NESOClaloU IICsS
DETROIT, May 1S,-Although he
save nine bases on balls, Killian al
lowed but two hits and shut out the
Washingtons today in the first game Of
the series. Attendance, 1900. Score:
H. r.. t.
Detroit ...'.'''''.''''''''''''
aa9tS Batt@tics- -Kiiiian and sullivan Patten and
kitUcdge.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
-AINIAI{Y.

Two-basc hits-Gochnauer. Schlahy House
holder. McCreedie. Sacrifice hits-Atz. Nea-
lon, Gochnauer, Wilson. First base ON er-
rors-San Francisco. 8. First base on called
balls-Om Whaleu, .; off French, !; off Gar
win. .. Struck out-By Whalen, 8; by
French, ! by GarVin, e. Hit by pitcher
Wilson. Time-Two hours Cmpire-Per-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
SUMMARY.
Twn-hase hlts-Dl

Two-base hlts-DlIlon, NordyKo. Sacrl6co
hismHggan Graham ra. T9od qscd first Rasf on
bases--Los Angeles 81 Tacoma, .. Bases
on balls-OF Baum 3; or Thomas ..
wild pitches-Nordyke, Tmc-1:2O. I'm
pire-DaYis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
Says Arm Saved Her

81 asked him what papers he wished
to give me-" said Mrs. Ayala, in tell
ing her story at the receiving hospital
yesterday morning. 81 had the ques-
tion hardly out of my mouth when he
drew a dagger on me and made a
thrust at my heart, threw up my
arm for protection and that is the only
thing that saved my life"
"I saw that he was desperate and
knew that my life was in danger,
gave one scream and then grappled
with him. Twice again he struck at
me, once cutting me in the hand and
the second time ripping open my waist.
Faintness from loss of blood was over
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
AMERICAN sHARPsHooTER
WINS IN PARIS TOURNEY

PARIS, May 18.-"Johnny" Baller
the American rifle shot has won the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
CINCINNATI REDS ARE
DEFEATED BY QUAkERS
BY Associated Press.

by Associated IteSS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1S.-Rain in
terfered with todays game between
Cincinnati and Philadelphia, only six
innings being played. Attendance, 2OOO.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
CUBS TRIUMPH OVER
NED HANLON'S MEN

BY Associated Press.
BROOKLYN, May 1S,-Chicago
opened it's initial series of the season
at Brooklyn today by scoring a victory
over Hanlon's men. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
SlWASHES BUNCH HITS
AND DEFEAT ATHENIANS
Shields TwlrIs Classy Ball for Russ
Halls's Men at Seattle
Yesterday
By Assoclated Press.

SEATTLE. May 1S.-Scattle won to-
day in game characterized by errors
and timely hitting. Shields out pitched
Schmidt, although the Oakland man had
his game won until the hfth inning.
when the errors and the hitting began.
and Seattle took the lead, holding it
TO the end. McIale made four hits
in four times at bat Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
ST. LOUIS AMERICANS
TROUNCE NEW WORKERS
Ey Assoelated Presg.

" NSaOVIaTtU IIeaa'
ST LOUIS, May 1S-A sensational
catch by Outhelder Stone in the ninth
inning practically saved todays game
for the local Americans, New York
had two men on bases and had the drive
gone through it doubtless would have
tied the score. Attendance, 23OO, Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
SLASHES WOMAN
WITH HUGE DIRK
CRAZED, IT Is SAID, BECAUSE
SHE LEFT HIM
LURED HER AWAY FROM HOME
Former Editor of Spanish Paper De-
iberateIy Plans to Commit MUIR
der, Declare Police
Officers
.LURED HER AWAY FROM HOME

Crazed, it is said because the woman
he loved had left him, f. de p. Cutter
rez, formerly editor of La Gazetta, a
Spanish paper, attempted to take the
life of Mrs Francisco Ayala yesterday
morning, according to the police, but
owing to her superior strength the wo-
man escaped with only a deep wound
in her left arm.
The frenzied man entced the woman
of his affection into vacant room at
the corner of Howard and Also streets,
it is charged, and under the guise of
handing her some business papers,
drew from his pocket a long dagger
and thrust it at Mrs. Ayala's heart.
AS she threw up her hand to protect
herself the steel blade sank deep into
her arm Severely wounded, the wo-
man grappled with the man and after
Il fight of several minutes succeeded in
freeing herself, but a few seconds lat
er fell faint from loss of blood and
exhaustion.
1t is said that Mrs. Ayala has for the
last fourteen years lived in the same
HOuSe Nllll NIullclItH anu was hllON IL
among their friends as his wife. A
month ago she declares that she was
forced to leave him on account of his
brutality and since that time has been
living with friends in the city.
Early yesterday morning Gutierrez
is said to have called at Howard and
Ramirez streets, where Mrs. Ayala was
living. He asked the woman to go
with him, saying he wished to give her
some business papers before he left for
San Francisco in the afternoon.
The man and woman, accompanied by
Monica Avalon, niece of Mrs Ayala,
went to the home of Mrs. Supano, cor
ner of Howard and Also streets. While
the niece waited in the hall Gutierrez
and the woman went into vacant
room.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19

llhdll ''''''''''1
lhllaGtlpNla .......-........
Batteries-Overan. Chech and Schlei; Dug
gleby and Doom. Umpire-ODay.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19

Brooklyn .....,...'...'.'.. .'.'.''''''''''' 4
tnltdEO .'.''..'.''t "
Batteres-Mclntyre ana Ritter; Pfeiffer and
King Umpire-BausWine
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-19
SAN FRANCTSCO.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

IOtalS ........ 30
Batted for GarVin.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-04
Contra ctOr S. E. PeIphrey of Ala
mOgOrdO Passed through
Tuesday with Twelve
Men.
WILL MOVE HOTEL AND DEPOT AND
BUILD SEVERAL RESIDENCES.

S. T.. Pelphrey, contractor and builder
of Alamogordo, stopped over Tuesday en-
route to Dawson where he will build several
residences for employees of the L. p. &
S. w. and will move hotel and depot for
the company. Two lines of coke ovens, a
half mile long. are building down near the
present depo, and hotel site and they will
be moved a half mile back from their pres
ent location.
General Manager II. l.. Simmons went
through to Dawson Saturday to get the
work underway. His company will make
extensive improvements in many lines there
this winter. Dawson will be a busy place
for long to time come.
Pelphrey picked up carpenter or two
here as he went through and will have his
buildings under way in few days.
The line OF coke ovens extends from the
tipple down to the hotel and depot. hence
the necessity of moving these buildings.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-04
WIRELESS MESSAGE TO THE
PRESIDENT.

Mrs. Roosevelt communicated with the
President by wireless telegraph from
Washington to the steamer West Virginia,
on the Gulf of Mexico, a distance of I, 100
miles, congratulating him on his 47th birth
day on October the and This is consider
ed the most remarkable feat yet accom-
plished by the wireless telegraph. consider
ing the most of the distance was overland.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-04
STAR ROUTE
CONTRACTS
All Necessary Information Re-
garding it May BeHad from
Post Master Carter.
SEE HIM ABOUT 1T NOW

Bids for government mail contracts are
now posted for four years, CONNIE ncing
July I. 1000. Bids must be in the office OF
the secretary of assistant postmaster gener-
al at Washington by December 5th 1905.
Bids for the following routes are now
posted in the Office at Tucumcari
Tucumcari to Endee via Revueto; Tu-
cumcari to Quay via Moore and Dodson;
Tucumcari to Puerto and Tucumcar to
Bell ranch.
The American surety company of New
York, an approved bond company, has
made special rate for the bonding of mail
contractors, and has made arrangements
with Post Master A. Il. Carter to fill out
and submit bonds and proposals through
them. The cost tor this bonding service
is al the rate one per cent. of the bond rep
resented.
Any one wishing further information an
obtain the same by inquiring Of Post Mas
ter Carter, who will give all information
desired or reqnired.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-04
Making an average Of about 81.

There is a new baby reported at the
home of John Keen. 1t is boy, or if it
isn't it is girl, we did not learn before
going to press which. But we are instruct
ed by the proprietor of this paper to send
the News free six months to every father
baby between October IS, 1905 and Jan
uary l, 1906. So please report to us inn
mediately. MIR. May is disciple of Pres
ident Roosevelt in the matter of populat-
ing our glorious country and particularly
sees the need OF it in Quay county
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-04

time n consignment Of IS, 900 head on the
way from Arizona to Estancia which will
arrive between November and s.
The problem now is how to move the
great lamb crop with the greatest facility
and dispatch. We can get the sheep into
Santa Fe. where they are turned over to
the Denver & Rio Grande. Our stock
yards here now are overcrowded.
Il know of no year that can equal the
present season. 1t is fully six times better
than last year.
The wool shipments, too. from this
Territory have been large. The season is
now about closed and it indeed has been a
prosperous one. Up to the present time
we have handled I,46o, 474 pounds of wool
and struggling consignments will bring the
total up to more than 3, 500, 900 pounds.
Big prices have been received for this
wool by the shippers in many cases as
high as twenty-five cents being received. "
Reports from the Santa Fe 9ystem and
the Rock Island bear out Mr.. Grimshaw's
statements regarding the bumper crop OF
sheep. While these roads have prepared
no statistics, the freight agents say the
shipments are the largest in the history OF
the companies Both lines are unable to
furnish enough cars to handle the sheer
because of the heavy run,
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-04
Rainfall 1895.

The rainfall here this year was amply
abundant for all sorts OF crops. In jan
March : s. inches OF precipitation; April
a.I; May. 49,; June, as July, ~; Aug.
IL; Sept, ,. s. making total of - inches
to Oct. I, as far as got record. That is
doing first rate for arid country, as some of
our 'easterners" insist on calling this EX-
periments conducted at Cornell University
experiment station, New York, claim that
7 IS inches will grow crops if all is saved
and put into the soil by deep blowing
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-04
REMARKABLE
SHIPMENTS
At Least Two Million Sunshine
Sheep Sent to Markets
This Season
SHOR AGE OF CAR S

New Mexico this fall will send to the
great stock markets of the central west the
largest, number of sheep ever shipped from
the Territory. With the big supply is
coupled higher prices for lambs and NUT
tons then ever before have been paid.
Statistics prepared by S. B. Grimshaw,
assis,an, to the president and general
manager of the Santa Fe Central Railway
tell the story of the bumper sheep crop
Every available car on the system is being
pressed into service to carry sheep, while
other New Mexico roads are experiencing
a car shortage.
Just how many sheep will go to market
from the Sunshine Territory is unknown,
but the Santa Fe Central will alone handle
more than 200 600. 1t is safe to estimate
figure, making a total shipment of more
than 200 900 head.
The sheep shipment season opened
about October 10 and will cotinue until
December s.
This is our banner year for sheep ship
ments" said Mr.. Grimshaw, of the Santa
Fe Central today. The number to be
handled by our line will exceed that of any
past year and feel that | am not exag-
gerating in the least when | state that the
number of sheep that will be sent to the
IL.
from New Mexico will make new high
record
'Of course | only can speak authorita-
| lively for the Santa Fe Central, but our
line can be taken as a criterion Tor the
shipments being made via the other New
Mexico roads.
UP to last night our shipments amount
ed to more than 81, 600 sheep. We have
already provided transportation facilities
lor $4,000 more to be shipped before No
vember /. This will make n total OF SS,
600 for the first twenty-one days of the
season.
November will even be n better month
| tOI TIC Siilltlltut Vi 'iai DS'cDC'
for we will have a full month. Already
we have orders for cars to handle 90, ooc
head and this will surely be augmented tc
at least 100, 900
Most of the sheep we are receiving are
being shipped to points in Colorado, where
they are being fattened for market Es
tancia is the principal place of shipment
Here, at Santa Fe, we turn the sheep owe,
to the Denver & Rio Grande system. Thi
line carries the major part of the ship
ments to points in the San Luis Valley
Mosca. Hooper, Monte Vista and Alamosi
are the points where most of the sheep ar,
being fed They are billed to be fed il
transit, which gives the shipper an oppor
tunity to keep the sheep in Colorado for
period OF from sixty to ninty days beior
sending them to Chicago, Kansas City o
Omaha. While in Colorado the shee
and lambs will be pea fed.
'Chadwick & Company, at Albuquerqu
and .. w. Sylvester of Monte Vista ar
perhaps the two heaviest shippers in tn
Territory. Sylveste has at the preser
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-04
ROCK ISLAND
OFFICIALS HERE
Had Been Over the Line to
Dawson on Tour of In
SpeCtlOn.
STAYED HERE OVER NIGHT

Generel Manager II. l.. Simmons pri-
vate car Paso del Norte. came in from
Dawson Tuesday evening and stayed over
here until "Wednesday morning. The party
aboard we're DIR. James Douglas, President
of the road and Miss Douglas, his daugh-
ter: II. l.. Simmons, the General Manager,
MIR. Dodge; General Auditor Crane d
Mrs. Crane; J. l.. Campbell, Engineer OF
NJ. of W., and his assistant, II. 5. Ervay,
and others whose names we did not get.
In interview with a member of the party
we were told that the object of the tr p
was the inspection of the work being done
along the line and at Dawson, and that the
lay-over here was for the benefit of some
of the party who had not yet seen h e
property of the company at this place. As
TO divisions and soforth for Tucumcari,
there was nothing definite to be given out
at this time, freight division has been re-
Gently established at Carrizo2o and further
changes are contemplated,
At Dawson, the company is making ex-
tensive improvements. Nine miles of
track is being laid in the yards II ne W
round house is building, a 7oft turn table,
a couple of concrete arches to take h e
place of bridges in the yards moving the
hotel and depot and enarging them, build
ing number of residences for employees,
etc.
South of Santa Rosa they are widening
embankments, raising track, rebuilding
bridges from III Paso to Carrizozo, n d
putting in ten miles of SOIL steel rails near
Carrizozo; Strengthening curves. putting in
a rock crushing plant at Tecolote to make
ballast for the road from FL Paso east. and
extending side tracks to do uble their pres
ent capacity, etc.
While we have no authority to say SO
from the information gathered in this in
terview, we firmly believe that Tucumcar
is going to come in for her share of all this
new enterprise, and that we will not only
get a division, but will have extensive re-
pair shops and other good things that we
have not yet thought of. The result of the
pending negotiations, if there have been
any results, between the Phelps Dodge Co
and the Rock Island over the 50 miles o
track from Santa Rosa to Tucumcari have
not been made public; there seems to he al
easy and settled satisfaction among rail
road men, however, that an agreement ha
been reached And this in connection
with the fact that the Las Vegas cutoff i
now history looks good for Tucumcari
We have the best water on the line be
tween Liberal Kansas and III Paso and thi
is one of our redeeming virtues that canno
be overlooked. Then our junction her
with the Phelps Dodge coal road and tha
company's large interests in this vcinit
portend a good future for Tucumcari.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-04

In his last statement tohis wife Clark,
the Cashier of the Allegheny Enterprise
bank, incriminates Delegate Andrews and
blams him for everything
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-09
PLAYERS
WILL PARTICIPATE IN TENNIS
TOURNAMENT AT MARTINS
FERRY NEXT WEEK.

The following item is taken from
the Martins Ferry notes in to-day's
Wheeling Intelligencer:
IN the window of E. K. Hoge's drug
store is shown the fine loving cup of.
fered as the first prize for the tennis
tournament TO be given by the Wood.
lawn Tennis Club. The base of the
handsome cup is of ebony and It has
four huckhorn handles, while the cup
is of silver and handsomely designed.
The other prizes will be equally hand.
some.'
The Martins Ferry tournament will
be held next week and many of the
players who participated in the Fair.
mont tournament are entered. Sew.
eral Fairmont players will attend the
Martins Ferry tournament, which is
the last of the four arranged by the
Cumberland. Fairmont, GAINESVILLE,
o., and Martins Ferry clubs.