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The Caldwell tribune., 1905-11-04
A Touching Story

Is Is the saving from death of the baby girl of
Geo. 4. Eyler. Cumberland, Nd. He vita Hiil q.
~ AT the age OF II months our little girl IVES Ws:
IN tnorsSa dseSehnlng health, with serious throat at
TE1nU,e; We Rers and a two physicians gave her Up
solved e 70 fg an6s' B knSs Z ds;NRsF NRs when
consumption, Coughs and Colds T6ay st LOT
Gottle gave relief; after taking fopr boitIsS Ise
sne was cured and now in perfect heeitb itles \;
never talls to relieve and cure a coTaS ,tA. :.
eoia; Al Porter L Stones drug store s0a or
ana $A.Oo guaranteed. Trial bottle fra '0c
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-11-04
eoALThe beal 4 .own. eaI

aF Z
up No. 81.
Attorney John G. Rice was q
Boise visitor Wednesday.
Bargains ia furniture 1t 3. c.
Lavering's new furniture store.
Mrs nrart p 10 mae il, ,,a
city Wednesday,
Mrs w IT Red,,av ane,,t ] .far,
davs II Ro;se ,,,;s ,,eei,
-.
dale a couple Of DAYS this week,
Jacob Alchenberper r. Of Mid
dIetop ,vae i, tha c;tv ,,astardo, a.,
h,,s;reae s5as
~, !,
Saturday. Mr.. Badley is Grand
Secretary Of the /. o. o. r.
n r Wo1ee left th;s weet for
Mortrosa colorodo xuhara he -
interested in some nron;s;ro min.
lido nronertv
There ;s great aov of ra;irood
talk in caldwell, ;,,st now b,,t 10.
bodv has heard the whist1a of The
Po;se i,,sar.,,rbor
49,. - s..,,..u
&c ca,d,,a,, ona ~ rra.hs-4 ~
burt have oora into ,he c,o,h;na
bu .;ness AZ Twin Fa,ls
~,
Wm' D'o"h anu <Alv% Oeeson
usve =, 4ol1usu p"''netSh'p' aney
WV uea' ~ .sa' esta'e auo nave
b,,ildinp.
nne'' - waxing up on raliroao
Ou''utus' "A So"p"ny mas oeen
sAnl1eu Ao' ING purpose ol o"'.o-
-, .rs 4oau no'u H"We'' ~ On'"''0.
capital.
o,o1,ord ,,w,,,,;,,o, 49,, ..,,,, ..:........
;no ora ~, ,r;raa oe 80 t~a" s,,a...;..a. !, -
IL tha carr ~. so,o. :. s1s
ha.,or =, ~. c.1, 80 49,,
Gan 6 sc,,,,..,n,, .,,a ,o..a ...e.
oordn.~
Atto-nevs Thos = Ructrar. aud
r. B. Scatterdav have formed a
parsnership. under the firm name
Of Bnckner r. Scatterdov T,hav
are two excellent vouug men and
will make a strong law frml
s.1, HA N~uSou cOuHay sunday
eHcUA ION'enti"n wan pe nelo aF
November 9th and roth a vor,,
interesting and instructive nrooram
is he;ro nrararsa for the occos;o,,
-, &>'AlueneF' inc eye speclaAlst'
r- ~-l- ~ - "'s"Auno u5uS S.ORe
1'o'' Aosn ~. "eeA seay' ANY
s.S n' HiS Se'viceS Sno"lo NOT
."I ~ See n'" @S TINS Is the Ooc-
va A""t @pPeSR@nee until next
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-11-04
Program c. [. S. c.

Roh Call--Highways and By
ways.
Studies in the Poetry of Italy,
BOOK l Part III, first half, Mrs.
Groome.
Second Half, Mrs. Dyer.
Map review of the story of the
Aenled' showing the wauderings of
Aen'ed "A and his followers, Mrs.
Next meeting, Mrs. Chas. steu-
nenberg.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-11-04
Music Class.

Miss Bertra Boulware will Open
her music class Sept. nth at Ins
home of Mr.. w. M. Cupp' Mis'
Boulware brings from Chicago
host of new methods and fresn
ideas gained from her recent stoay
with w. S. B. Mathews, one OF 'ns
most distinguished teachers IN -
United States.
The results in advanced W"4
are uncommonly fine and Q s
speciality will be made OF inc .,..'. -
Kindergarten system tor Nv, ~,
children, which of late has SO '
the musical world by Storm
Studio address given later
Street hats below cost the 3. =.
four days in November at DOt'
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday:
Charles A Gerstbacher. IS. 5s5 Post street.
and Margaret Cromin. 21, Hotel St. Francis.
Hermann g Sagehorn. 2S. Oakland. and Ida
z. -Purienky, %, Sl4 Fell street
Harry c. Bishop, %, Los Angeles and Bessie
B. Hixon. 19, Arcata
Jeremiah T. Donohue, Is. 2i5 Carl street. and
Flora A Scheller, II, 215 Carl street.
G. Arthur Kelley. o. Oakland, and Char
lotte G. Lally, p. s57 Sutter street.
Melvin G.. SteGman, 81, 2769 Greenwich
St, and Arbelle D. Throop, 80, Clifton, Kans
Maximilien Levillain, 20, 307 Hyde street,
and Mary R. de Lariviere. 81. 1873 Mission st.
Albert H Spiegel. 21, 356B Clementina ST,
and Clara NJ. Backus. 81, 1881 Twentieth ST.
Edward w. Wilson. 26. Richmond, and Rose
K. Dunno 21. 1885 Bryant street.
James 5. Brown, %. 901 Pine street, and
Mariquita n. Kirby, 20. 1907 California street.
Giovanni B. Levaggi 20. Sutter Creek. and
Virginia Casella, 10. 2316 Taylor street.
Samuel Zussman 21, 1912 Post street, and
Anna Epstein, 1S 1892 O Farrell street.
Abraham L. Friedlander, 80. 1928 Sutter ST.,
and Lottie R. Simon. 20. 14o6 Webster street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
BORN.

BREITZMANN-In this city. August 90. 1905,
TO the wife OF ]. A. Breitzmann. a daughter.
FIGEL-In San Leandro Cal. August 90 1905,
10 the wife OF E. P. Figel, son.
FOGE-In this city. August 10, 1905. to the
wife of William Foge. son.
GUTMAN-In this city, August l9, 1905, to
the wife of Alexander Gutnan, a
MORDECAI-In this city, August 90. 1905, to
the wife OF Frank Mordecai. a daughter.
MOREHOUSE-In Oakland, Cal, August 10.
1905. TO the wife of Pierson w. Morehouse,
a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail VIII not be inserted They must be handed
I'm at either OF the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply TO the announcement
OF the event published once in this column
free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND notice, Independent Red Mems Hall
Associafion-At the last regular meeting OF
the board OF directors dividend No. ~ OF
50 cents per share was declared. payable on
August %. 1905. al S p. m, Red Mems Hall.
s10 Bush st. Stockholders must present their
shares OF dividends VIII not be paid.
CHARLES SCHLESINGER. President
e G. BOLSDORFF. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
MARRIED.

FRANKLIN-HARPER- San Francisco,
August T. 1905, by the Rev. Charles II. de
Garmo, George Franklin and Kathleen Har-
per, both of sydney, Australia.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS Tor miscellaneous supplies for
construction and repairs-Depot Quarterrnas-
ters office. 80 New Montgomery St san
Francisco. Cal, August 10 1905 Sealed
proposals. IN triplicate. subject to the usual
conditions. will be received at this off1ce
until 5 o'clock D. m Friday. August %
1905 Pacific standard time and then opened
for furnishing hardware muriatic acid main;
brushes carbolineum. cheese cloth. panes OF
glass. glue. iinseed oil, paints putty resin
solder steel sheets. The United States re-
serves the right 10 accept or reject any or
al! bids any part thereof Information
and blank proposals viii be furnished on
appiica ton. Envelopes containing proposal Isl
to be marked Proposal No 625e To he
opened August %, 1905.'' and addressed to
MAJOR 9. A DEYOL. Or. Mr. L. s. A
Terof Ouarferrnast
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

AN exceptionally good No. Remington No.
smith Premier $25: ether typewriters at
higher and lower prices: rentals, 81 So The
Typewriter Exchange. 536 Caniornia ST.
2I)-fIAND typewriters sold. rented, repaired.
Webster Typewriting Inspec. Co.. sos Market
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday
0.30 m Session-Comstocks.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

ToNOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

Gkn $50 MARKET ST., North Shore Raiiroad)
1oB and SAUsAI-ITo FERRY. Foot Market -
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
TUESDAY. AIrcI7sr 90

Jose p and Marie g. Luiz to Antonio r. Me-
randa. lot on Sc corner OF and Hizh streets.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

OAKLAND HARBOR JERRY
(Foot Of Market STD
t7.f5AM. 5000. N. II. .0oA.M
100 >. N. 500 Pm. SIS e.M
for Morning for Afternoon
tsunday excepted tSunday only.
bMonday only.
IDaily. and stops at all stations on sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page 13.
Unlisted Securities.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

10 Spring Valley Water Co... ss
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

COAST LINE Marrow tisuge
(Foot OF Market Strees.)
N7.45A Santa Cruz Excursion Sunday
Onlyl l-.-.-....-........:.- ...---.-
e.16A Newark. Centerville. San lose,
FELTON,. Boulder Creek. Santa
Cruz and Way Stations ....-.....
f9.15A Newark, San Jose. FELTON,. Boulder
Creek. Santa Cruz.
f2.16pN Newark. Centervillc. San jose,
New AlmadeD. Los Gatos, FELTON,.
Boulder Greek. Santa Cruz snd
Principal Way Stations ..........
a.15p Newark. San Jose. Los GstOs.
4.15p Saturday and Sunday for FELTON,,
Boulder Greek Santa Cruz
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23

LARGE, sunny room. suitable for two gentle
men; running water; use Of bath; walking
distance Jones and Ellis; reasonable. Box
96O1, Call office.
TWO or unfurnished rooms; housekeeping
privileges and conveniences; central: reason-
able: two adults; by LIST. Box 9546. Call.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
The Constitutional
Amendments O Eyes"
All Are in the Interest of Taxpayers, Workers and Good
Government.

All voters are urged to vote Eyes" on EVERY ONE of the six con-
Sttuional amendments which will be submitted on a separate ballot at
the election tomorrow.
The most important of the amendments, to the business man and the
taxpayer, is the first amendment, which excludes the water bonds from
the sum of the ctyS Indebtedness.
The water bonds do not represent a debt-Since the city makes
profit on every dollar spent for water works
Taking the water bonds out of the ctyS estimated Indebtedness ex-
tends The chyS credit, and makes possible new Improvements without
ADDING TO TAXATION or assessments,
The fourth amendment is Of vital importance to every w~orkmgnan
and to all business men and contractors in the State.
This amendment makes it legal under the constitution for the city
to PAY THE PREVAILING RATE OF WAGES AND HOURS on
ALL CITY WORK AND CITY CONTRACTS.
With this amendment ~pased-AS IT WILL %BE-buJness men bid
ding for city work will compete on an even basis, AND THE HONEST,
GENEROUS EMPLOYER WILL NO LONGER BE AT A DlSAD.
VANTAGE.
VOTE "YES" ON ALL THE AMENDMENTS. THEY ARE ALL
GOOD, ALL IN THE INTEREST OF THE CITIZENS,
The evening world., 1905-11-06
DEFEAT FOR GORMAN
IN MARYLAND?

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE day before
che election finds the leaders Of both
parties expressing confidence as b the
result OF the Maryland election. Re-
puOlran Chairman John b Hanna
SAID to-day that the proposed amend
ment to the constitution. ohampioned by
Senator German, the avowed purpose Of
which Is 70 d~isfranobise negro voters,
will b. overwhelmingly defeated and
that the Republican candidate for State
Comptroller will be elected.
Democratic Chairman Murray Van-
diver Expresses himself as being equally
confident Of the adoption OF tho amend
ment and of the election Of the Demo
cratic ticket.
Conservative opinion in both parties
tends TO the view that the amendment
will be beaten. 1he issue as to the
state Comptroller and tho lower branch
OF the Legislature will continue In doubt
until the votes are counted, but as TO
the State Senate, there are SIS many
follower Democratic Senators that
that body will IN all probability re-
main In control OF that party.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
MORGAN ASKS FOR
5000

Superintendent Of Elections Morgan
hnd Acknowledgement Mayer to-day
perfected their plans for handling cleo
tion cases tomorrow. Mr.. Morgan has
Rpplied Tor and will receive late this
evening several thousand warrants.
These viii be served on alleged Illegal
voters II they attempt to cast their bal
lots. At the same time, Mr. Mayer says,
no coercibn of voters will be permitted
and that the work OF tho Morgan depu-
ties will be fair and square.
In all about 6,0O warrants have been
applied for and 200 OF these were Issued
to-day by Magistrate Wahle In the
Tombs Court TO Deputy AttOrney-Gen-
eral Emil Fuchs. Mr.. Fuchs said the
but they Will make arrests promptly II
any attempts at fraud come 10 their
notice,
Mir. Mayer to-dny announced that he
had assigned n large number OF deputy
attorney generals 30 the police stations
% act as counsel for persons arrested
and to give advice to voters when
asked. Between 0 and 3 O'Clock In the
morning THESE lawyers Will be at the
various station-houses, but after that
they will be at the police courts
Mr.. Mayer to-day sent a letter "a
Magistrate Wahle, who Is President OF
the Board Of City Magistrates, notifying
him OF the Assignments OF deputies and
promising &c cooperate with the MaRis,
trates In expediting cases that come up
Michael Smith, twenty years old, WIN
said he lived at No. q Nassau street.
Hoboken, was arraigned In YorcIvlll'
Court to-day as a suspected ioater. lie
had cards bearing nafne Of severa
persons, with their addresses, and II
was supposed that he was registered
under these names,
The evening world., 1905-11-06
POLICE To
RESIGN IN A BODY
Quakcr City Startled by Re-
port That City Is b Be
Without Protection.
LIKE ELECTION CANARD.
Republicans Declared to Fave
Planned Move to Defeat
Mayor Weaver Y
LIKE ELECTION CANARD

PHILADELPHIA NOV "a ssnsa'
ton was created here to-day by a re-
mort that the entire poiios force would
resign tonight.
N was claimed that about 800 men
were ready to hand in uheir shfcAds at
nixhttall, and that the remainder would
leave the department at midnight,
Inquiry at Police Headquarters ana OF
,ndiyiduaa members Of the force elected
nothing definite ON the subject
The story current Val that Mayor
Weayers polbioal foes had engineers
the coup 30 as TO leave the city at the
morey OF tho ring Republicans, who
hbped to carry the election by fraud
and force. ,
Conservative persons took little stock
IN the report, declaring II an election
yarn
The evening world., 1905-11-06
Democrats Hope for Pennsyl-
vania While Weaver Works
for Philadelphia,
HERRICK MAY LOSE OHIO
Whirlwind Finish in Massachusetts
and German in Danger in
Maryland.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-At the
eleventh hour the leaders of the Repub-
lean organization and OF the reform
movement are claiming victory at to-
morrow's election. United States SEN
ator Penrose said thai belated reports
confirm his opinion that the Republic
can ticket, State m county, would be
elected by a good majority"
City party workers have oompleted On
unofficial canvas OF the cry, and as a
result they claim a majority Of not less
than 5000. Franklin S. Edmonds, chair
man OF the City party, will issue an
official estimate tonight, based upon
actual ~canvasses made by three sepa'
rats interests.
Prompt action VIII DO taken by city
party managers against Illegal voters.
ID. Clarence Glbboney, Secretary OF tho
Law and Order Society, has been en-
gagged to conduct the. prosecutions, and
he has Loo warrants ready for use,
The Democratic party which Is sup
porting the City party ticket, has
through Chairman Donnely, sent out q
circular urging all Democrats 10 work
upceaalugly for William ii. Berry, the
candidate Tor state Treasurer, and all
the other Democratic state and cty
nominees.
TWP hundred detectives and special
policemen Of cities from which reporters
are sald 10 have been imported are to-
day aided by a force Of local officers,
investigating the Ddging-house district
In order 10 locate, II possible, any Illegal
voters,
The evening world., 1905-11-06
DEMOCRATS CLAIM
OHIO BY 80, 900,

COLUMBUS, o, NOV, G-one Of the
hottest campaigns In the history OF
OHIO has closed In q haze Of uncer-
tainty as 10 the outcome The chair.
me OF The WI parties have given Out
estimates based on a poll OF the State
which we're so far apart as 10 add to
The fogglnsss rather than 70 indicate A
possible middle ground.
For the RApublioans Senator Dick
sad that bis poll-most o%onSeryatlyely
niads-nHcated that Gov. Herrick will
be rs-s4ectsd by not lass than s3,OOO
plurality while Chairman CARRIER, OF
the Democratic Committee, announced
that an extremely conservative sum
ming up of MS poll OF the State showed
= certainty OF John NJ Pattison's cleo
Lion by 5000 plurality.
o ueITtck's r0-eleotlon has been
opposed by the antl-saloOn league he
cause 1t Is alleged ho had used the veto
power as a threat 10 force changes in
the BTannock law, providing local op-
Ion Tor residence districts, and by tine
Democrats on general principles, but
with the addition OF bitter attacks on
p1m because OF friendship for George
~ wv AHc ~hopuDllDdu ltadoF IN HAM
ZION County, who was denounced as Il
pOss.'
To these attacks tho Republicans re-
Piled That the. changes made IN the
Brannock law we're necessary and BEN
ehcial, and that the "bosslsm" charge
was local 10 Cincinnatl and should not
ne held against Gov, Herrick, whose re-
election has been earned by a sound
businss administration.
II Is reasonably certain that Ohio Will
tomorrow decide to do away with the
annual elections and vote hereafter only
IN alternate years.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
DATES FOR BIG EVENT.

The Eastern tivs.msn championship tour.
n&msnt at the Harlem Circle alleys, to whicA
bJwiers have bean looking forward villa Ia
forest, will start wednesday evening ana
twelve Of the strongest clubs Of Greater New
York will ba represented. The entries srsi
Metropolitan Harlem circle, Tuxedo, Hia.
Satha, Stock Exchange, Oriental, buffalo,
and Broadway, Of Brooklyn, The schedule
for the first week IL az follows: Nov, s,
MetropolitAns w. Harlem Circle, Nov q.
Morningside va Buffalo Nov, 10, Tuxedo
his tournament, az In that Of the five-wom.
en- teams, Manager samuels expects 20 Pc
cure a team contest with any similar tam
In the country 70 roll Cor the national cham
piQnah!o, and fOT this reason the two oom-
petitions at me Harlem Circle alleys are re
garded ~ among the most important 10 he
hold In Greater New York this season.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
AMERICAN VICTIM
Of ITALIAN THUG
Dead Man, Who May Have
Been Doctor Named Harris,
Evidently Robbed.

ROME, Nov, 1.-THE body OF a mid
dle-agcd man, supposed to be an Amer
lean, mas been found on the MedlteI-
ranean shore. between Porto d'Anzio
and NettunO, twenty-five miles from
Rome. II was taken TO the hospital al
Nettuno.
There were no stigma OF violence, but
the police suspect the body was robbed
after death. as they only found two
lire in silver in his pockets, though
they found a gold watch Of American
make on the body, and thus suppose
that tho corpse Is that OF an American.
The police also found a satohol near
the BODY,
According to papers found with the
body, the deceased was a doctor named
A. n Harri (Harris0, but up TO The
present II Aa5 uDuu uupUs-,D., ~
Identify the corpse, although the police
made hurried inquiries at all the hotels
and clearinghouse In Rome,
The man had not lodged either at
Porto d'Anzio or at Nettuno.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
WIND FINISH
IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, Nov, 0-Heavy rain did not
lessen tho enthusiasm to-day OF tho
closing hours Of the Massachusetts State
anyas A "whlrlwlnd" tour OF Cape
Goa nv the Democratic candidates vas
aho feature. From the rear platform OF
n special train chartered by the Demo-
Gratis speeches were made al twenty
eight stopping places in a circuit OF the
Cape.
charles W. Bartlett and Henry N,
Whitney. the nOminees for. Governor
ani IIeutenant-G Governor, both were on
the train, and other prominent state
Democrats accompanied them to assist
IN the speaking.
Whlle me Republican programme was
mare restricted as to territory u ~,
volved great activity In Faneuil Han
nj Noon, where the lest big rally IN
lloston was held,
The cay nnls both Republicans and
Dtmocrpts claiming the elecuon TO-
morrow. The Democrats have taken up
Gov. Douglass opinion made public yes
terdav and predict the success OF the
Ipmocracv as n triumph ~ those VINO
are opposed 10 tho further sacrifice OF
tho Industrial welfare W Mnssachu-
sets The Republicans based their
cluims np1n the party's r~oviSlonary
gtprd up9n the lar'n question and IN
oldentaly upon The personal popularity
Of Candidate Gulld.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

A crowd Of pretty girls who he'd been
attending a meeting Of allied women's
ctdbs on TIE upper west side on satur-
day night resolved themselves into an
Impromptu Jerome parade and for
about twenty minutes upper Broadway
was the scene Of Oue OF the most spec
%taoular and interesting pictures that
hive been seen during The campaign.
There were about owo hundred Of
them, all OF them pretty, well dressed
and full Of the spirit Of the occasion.
The meeting was over and the audience
was dispensing when a Jerome parade
oame along. Some one handed several
Of the girls sticks Of pink Are. They
in.k hem and fon into line. This
started a movement all along the line,
and before any one had realized what
had happened the whole crowd were a
division BY themselves and handling
pink ere Ike veterans,
whe- the parade reached Seventy
The evening world., 1905-11-06
BROCKWAY MAKING
GAINS IN ELMIRA.

rrAI1RA, n. = Nov. e,-The close
n, tho exciting municipal campaign To-
dav indicates the election tomorrow OF
?. Reed Brcckway, the Fusion candi'
daye for Mayor, Nominated on bot the
D-uoorIle and Republican tickets the
elect,on u Au. Brockway seemed GER
tain, but soon after the conventions an
alarming trend toward Merritt o. Ut
lev. the Prohibition nominee, began 10
worry the great party leaders.
"Iiniu FRIDAY BrOckway's election was
IN grave doubt, hut the tide seems TO
nave changed and the election OF the
former refSrmatory superintendent now
seems assured.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
GOSSIP OF THE ALLEYS.

tsam.mabss tog the tasi pa. set by Jamaica
Conclaye In the Hoptasoph League.
Teddy Wendell Is bringing out a bunch
Oh fast boNlerI az the Park Circle alleys,
brooklyn, where q number OF interesting
match games may soon be expected.
Boston may Try to get the next National
me Match Congress at louisville viii prob.
Journey q 1905 would probably have gone
nad the East been better nepresentsd at the
Mll~ankse Congress .ast year The Louis.
WE event VIZ und9uGtedly break all rec
nxed at SO 90. Viii exceed ne rsoorJ nO OF
$4,000 made las. year,
McCnntock, o, the citizen tive-men team
In the Ben Franklin League az the GranI
Central alleys, Brooklyn, is ambldextruus
TO such a perfect degrP that he makes
clever use OF either hand in bowling,
Lake and voz, star. bovlers Of the Park
Circle alleys, WIN rou tho first series OF
a match contest with Erdman and Joe
smith, Of the Presley team, at the Grand
I'ntrlI alleys. BROOKLYN, Wednesday even
ing, The fun series will he the best c'eyen
m twonty.01e games, ten being rolled In
the first and oIcyen In the second seri..s
az the PARK Circle alleys. There Is a sid
Flower, ~ the Pastlmes and Kessler. of
the Rosod1les, are tn rJll a match gam AT
the Pasiime alleys, Eighty. fourth street and
Thiri avenue. Tho series will consist Of the
best six In eleven games AMI th.ra Is a
side Net OF 800. "
A two or throe.mon tournament win Do
held at the .Amphlon alloys. Brooklyn. al.
soon as 'la nyc-men seref Is c0yuplctCl.
George Klumpp and John Roster will hay
a turkey match at the Harlem Circle Alleys.
Nov. ~.
New York leads tho irdlyiduPi tr1 ood
three mon tram percentages IN me Easter
. League g1mes. Newark leading I'm the five.
men team percentage
The American Machluls, team has a clean
r"onri IN the Ben Franklin League ami look.
Ike a winner In the tournament.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
FRANCE NOT SATISFIED
WITH CASTR0'S REPLY
Evasive and Does Not Answer
Some Main Questions, but
There Is Still Hope

PARIS, Nov. 6-The officials say that
Pressdeut Castro's answer TO Mr., Rus
sell the American Minister at Caracas
IN response to the lab.er's efforts to
bring about a settlement Of the dlplo-
matte dispute between France and Ven
eZuela Is not satisfactory, ana eYas!ye,
ar ne does not respond 10 some OF the
main queslSon Mr.. Russell submitted
In behalf OF France.
At the same time II Is stated that
he NEGOTIATIONS will not BE- broken on
as the French officials continue hopeful
Of a pacific adjustment.