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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

1duld NdUIOudI bdDh db d IE0GGfDR
, of the directors a few days ago,
| will enter upon his duties Janu-
airy II. Mr. Proctor. though
having been engaged in the prac-
tice Of law since coming to Eu-
faula, has had considerable bank
ing experience, and the selection
of the board is admirable He
was for nine years connected
with the Fidelity Trust Company
of Kansas City. and comes of
well known banking family, his
father being president of the
Monroe City (Mo) Bank. He has
a large amount of Kansas City
capital at his command, and his
influence will tend to the better
ment of any financial institut ton
with which he may become con-
nected. F."
At the beginning of the second
term, several changes are noted
in the faculty of the Industrial
Institute and College. Miss
Campbell, of Chicago. a niece of
Miss Lorraine Street, of this city,
has been appointed assistant in
English to succeed Mrs. Moon, |
! who, on account of i'll health, has
been granted a leave of absence. |
The department of music gains |
two additions to It's force. Mrs. |
Senter, formerly of Tennessee,
will assist Miss Brown, and Miss
Hawley. of Pennsylvania, will be
an assistant in the instrumental
department. The new teachers
are very highly recommended
and will doubtless be valuable
acquisitions to the faculty.
The State Music Teachers As.
ISOLATION, organized in Jackson
last week. and com posed of the
representative musicians of Mis-
sissippi, is for med in response to
a recognized need, and promises
to achieve success along many
lines by its united strength.
Miss WeenOnah Poindexter, of
this city. was honored by a place
on the official board of the asso-
citation, which is in turn honored
by her acceptance of the vice
presidency. The officers are
President, Mr.. Harleigh Brad
ley; Associate and Vice Presi-
dent Miss Poindexter; Secretary,
Miss Farnham; Treasurer, Miss
Martin .
The banquet of the Daughters {
of the Confederacy, scheduled |
for the evening of the nineteenth, t
already bears every indication of
success, and will be an elegant 9
mid winter event. Anticipations :
for the near future claim another {
affair. very different in kind, and s
destined to afford the merriest of
evenings. The Old Maids Con I
will probably be given
soon for the benefit ofthe library ,
and it's sessions insure great en-
thusiasm from an appreciative
Miss Mary Jeptha Harris, who :
has been the guest of Mrs. B. H.
in Aberdeen. arrived
Saturday. While away. Miss
Harris enjoyed many social cour-
tesies, and was the honoree {
of a beautiful card party given
by Mrs. Mcfarland Friday even
ing. Other absentees last week
we're Mrs. Ayers and Mrs. John e
P. Mayo, who visited Meridian a
and shared in a charming enter
tainment at which Mrs. John r. e
Tackett was the hostess. O
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse P. Wood
ward and little Miss Frances y
returned to New Or f
cans last week. Miss Rosamond
Perkins, another visitor welcom- L
I'd at Christmas, left Saturday Z
or Mt. Carmel, Tenn. Miss Jes-
sic Johnson, was also a leave h
,aker after brief stay with Mr.. :,
md Mrs. P. w. Maer. Miss
Johnson returned to Clinton on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
\ NEWS AMELIA.
Poisoning Suspects Admitted to
iBail-O other Items.
'Special to The ITimcs-Dispntcn,)

W
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA, Sept.
424.-B.li in the sum Of $4,000 each has
been secured In the case of Caroline
I.ipsconlb and Bette Harris, charged
with the poisoning OF Bony Lipscomb,I
"a colored we'll digger, whose sudden.
death near Jetersville, a few weeks nso.
was report cd "A fcolored IMAM named
Asa ellis was also suspected rs being
accessory to the crime but could not
be. found Flo has been ,apprehended.;
however, and Constable We D. Miller
has gone to Washington to arrest him..
I'll Since the deathHof his brother MIR. r.
G.. Grigg, Mr.. Willie GTigS Is undecided
whether he will continue the Amelia
Hotel here. This Is n fine hotel stand
and d large number Of people from
Richmond summer. here. IS We have five
daily trains each way. II 4, 35
ST. The clerk s Office Is kept very busy
recording deeds, mostly timber transac-g
stions. Very large quantities Of timber
are marketed from here More saw
mills than this county ever dreamed Of
are busy cutting lumber in every dl-
rection, and still they come. a new
ono is at the depot.
Mr.. Jno. ]. len Is rapidly shipping
out his years work in&tobacco. He has
one OF the finest stem1neres In the State
and has bought and handled over a mil
Hon and a half pounds Of tobacco this
season. jaa 5sisi ]l5f III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
4 4 RALEIGH D|sPENsA,R|Y
DEC|s|UN IS POSTPONED.
Judge Justice, 81 the Superior
Court, Was Too III to
4 Open Court.

yt4S (Spe Clal 10 Inc IlIIlCS- lJlSpatCn,) 9tsst-
|. 81 Z, IeAEEIGH, N. G.. Sept. 25 THE NJ
ness ofaJudge NJ. II. Justice prevented
the. opening Of the Wake County su-
5perior Court this morning, the, Judge
notifying the authorities that he hopes
to be nbest to come tomorrow or at least
some limo later In the week. # Fl was
10 have hoard the application In cham
bcrs to-day for tho 3mandamus COM
polling tile aldermen Of Raleigh to call
an election on the question 9 { 5"dlspen-
snry or open saloona.'' n Now this will
have to he deferred until later, u IL 4 3.
X The most notable cases that nre set
tho "A fourtsnttendants ri the State 4 : Hos
$pltalt forhthe Insane charged with caus'
ing the death3of Thos. Nall, tho jpn-
tent whose death created such a lsensn-
ton some weeks ago.'hnd Policeman
iI.l5fESyY. 4 Rogers, charged With secret as
5sault With intent to Kill John Dockery
TT. g. Howell has filed his complaint
In the civil suit no has Instituted against
ex-United States District Attorney G,
NJ. Bernard, charging the rulnf'of his
Tho amount Ia damages de-
mnnded Is 100000. N HI * ssS
IA Governor Glenn returned yesterday
4 from his New England trip and spent
to-day hard at work at his desk gath
.crlng together the threads Of Stat @ nf-
fairs that have accumulated during his
IIIc devoted some time Y to
reading y he evidence and the report ? {
the directors on tho lnyestig tion Into
the circumstances OF the death of Thos,
Nall, the patient who ia legged to lave
died from the effects Of harsh treat
ment at tho hands Of attendants mt the
State Hospital for the Insane,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26

j. ! - I 1
Miss Hessie Chisholm n sister of Mrs.
John. II. Boschen, OF Glen Allen, va. has
left for her home pTayorsYills, va
Master Clifford Troyyott. of Glen Allen,
has gone to Fork Union TO attend tho
coming session nj Fork Union Military
Academy.
len, visited friends and relatives at Tay-
lorsv!lle Va, this week. 8y
Mrs. Linda Ioschen is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, R A. Norris, at
Little Miss Matte Smith, who received
q severe cut from a piece OF broken Jug,
Is again able to be at school after several
Mrs. waldrop, Of North Run, was a
visitor OF her daughter, Mrs s. $, Trey
yeti, OF Glen Allen, Va.
Air. and Mrs. Emmett Norris We're the
quests OF Mr.. and Mrs II. "A. Norris OF
Glen Allen, Va.
AIRS John ii, Boschen visited Mrs. A.
{, Smith. OF Glen Allen, Va II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
A TOURNAMENT.
Many knights and Fair Ladies
at Chase City.

Especial to The Times Dispat ch,)
y CHASE CITY, VA, September 25.-A
Tournament was held at Chase City last
Friday the I'D. which was very bril-
liant affair. A large crowd from nll the
cadjolnng counties attended. Twelve
knights, as follows, rode: knight Of Char
5lotte.A. B.. Hammer, Of Keysyille, crowned
Miss Mary L. Womack, of Keysvillo.
queen; Knight of skpwlth, Walter Goode,
crowned Miss Sarah Gnode, OF Chase CIly.
first maid of honor; Knight Of THE Old
Apple Tree G. c. Cardoza. OF Black
stone, crowned Miss Lostie stanles. Of
Meherrln. second maid; knight of Keys
vile. II, j, Morton. crowned Miss Lucy
Watkins third maid Of honor.
The other knights who rode We're as
follows. Knight Of Mecklenburg. H, 3D..
Hartman; knight OF Free State, Writ
Wallace; Knight Of Chase City. Mr.. linn:
knight Of Richmond, G, t. Fitzgerald;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
. FARMERS MEET.
Interesting Gathering il Behalf
Of Agriculturists.


The following interesting announcement
Is being sent OUT calling the farmers in
adjoining counties to meet at Cumberland
y Courthouse next Friday in the interest
A OF agrcult ure: I'll
will be q district convention held
at Cumberland Courthouse, September
got h, and sdclegatcs from all the local
unions OF: the American Society Of Equity
nrc requested TO attend fromathe couptiest
of buckingham, CumberlpAaa Powhtga tan
and Goochland. We slnyltS%sh II far3ners
and Ill who are lnterestedEin he welfare
of agriculture to come. Object OF thecon-.
,ydntionEto discuss plans Of conducting our.
business and I Q instruct the delegates that
are to be sent to tho national conventions.
The National Convention Of Tobacco
Growers that Is to bo} held at Owens
bcro, Ky.sand to the national annual
convention of the Society of Equity at
indianapolis, Ind Hon. H. D. Flood and
others Will speak In the Interest or the
organizations, 5 n 81 Wy 4,
''Rcspectfully submitted v Il I
~ i(Sgned) j. M,siN.AUGFlAlNN,tt
District Organizer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
MEETING POSTPONED.
Agricultural Commissioners Meet
Here On November Goth.

Commissioner OF Agriculture Geo, w.
Koiner, who Is president Of the Assoc
citation OF Southern Commlss ioners, an
nounces that the meeting Of that BODY
whichbBw to have been held ~ this
city on October 10Th has been postponed
until November Goth. on account q the
yellow fever situation In tho South.
Some Of the most prominent men IN
tho United States who are Officially
connected with agriculture, will be pres
cnt and address the meeting. Included
In this class Is Secretary Of Agricultur
James Wilson, who will make one OF
tho principal speeches.
X Mr.. I<oncr was elected president OF
the association at the last annual con-
}yention, which was held at Baton
Rouge. In. in tho autumn OF 1904
At the end of tho proceedings herb
officers for the ensuing year Will DO
elected, and 1t Is not unlikely that
Mr.. KoIner will succeed himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
WE'D IN WASHINGTON.
Miss Black, Of Stuart's Draft
Marries Mr.. Baltic, Of Texas.

Especial to The mes-Dlspatch.)
Avery BRET = w$dd},E took s place satur-
day. SEPTEMBER tile home Of Mr.
and Mrs, H:sst sher.. ashington, p. c.
The contracting! fpart les being Miss Yir-
glnia NJ. Rlack,5sof stuart,s 4 Draft VA,
and Mr.. William H, Baillis, Of Houston,
Tex, and formally Of Virginia.
b The ceremony was performed by Rev.
James ii. w. Blake, OF Christ Episcopal
Church, intthe company OF a few invited
friends. comprising Mr.. and Mrs. II. G..
STisher,aMr. and Mrs.eH. w. Fisher, Hiss
Yeti and Miss Mathews. The bride, clothed
ip q gown of white lace oyer taffeta, was
accompanied by her sister. Miss Lena
black, who wore a white broadcloth suit
Mr.. Carl Willie acted as best man. Mr.,
and Mrs, Baiile expect TO spend part of
the winter In Washington before return
ing to Texas,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Washington Affairs,

Especial to The TlmestDlspatch.)
,yVtAsIIINC TON N, d. Gu September a. m
postmastcrsS pponted 4 Virgil MAD Ia
Louisa county, Linn Il, Brooks, vice Eta
Il. Lloyd, resigned 5 Messick, York county;
Healy tapping, vice Henry II. White, res
signed, Tettington, Charles Citycounty,
Albert Il. Smith, vice Irene N. Warning
re signed, iS'sf J.s. III s3 NJ n i
North Carolina7-R ansomyille, Beaufort
county. George w, Harrington, Vice Mo-
Coy Respess. reNi gned.
Rura! carriers appointed for North Car
olina routes:s Morga MT OF rou 10 b.. ereniah
A, smith,s earrler,T, 3, Smith, substitutes
route 8. Charles Shipping, carrier, Julia y
Null, substitute; Richfield, route !, Ernest
Richie, carrier, Brewer ltchle, suPstt'
ltute, II nv r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
lnIg II & prince Edward; w d. Wo-

Knight Of Prince Edward; w. .. W To-:
mack. 5.S ~ 33i Il, Is N Il 5t
were marshals DR.. Malone delivered the.
charge to the knights, 5 IL; K. rs
B AT 10 clock thai night the people as
5sembled Int the pavilion to witness the
coronation. Judge Boone, OF North !; Caro-
lima delivering the coronation address,
The royal set was danced and then the
german began, which was beautifully led
by DR. J. s Il. Morton N and Miss Mary
NVomacls, Of iKcysvillc, assisted by H.
u. Morton and Miss Lucy Watkins. 85}5s i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
ONE WAY coLoNlsTs' RATES.

Via Chicago Great Western Railway,
to points In Arizona. California, Colorado,
Idaho, Montana, Nevada,e Oregon, Utah,
Washington, Alberta and British Colpm-
bia, Tickets on sale September l5thl ia
October 3lst Choice of routes. For fur
ther information apply to w. M. MrCon-
nell, Y. p, A., 52l Bourse Building. Phila-
delphia. Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
SAVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Fri The Seaboard Air Line Railway has on
sale an Interchangeable mileage book, sold
for s25, containing 1000 miles In coupons,
accepted by twenty different railroads,
and good over fifteen thousand niles OF
track. All information as to rates, SEIZED
ules or Pullman reservations cheerfully
given by any seaboard agent, Richmond
Transfer Company. or District Passenger
Agents Office. $50 East Main Street
Phone 405. 8N 5}
Fl. 8. Lizard, w NJ. TAYIIOR,
Dis. Pass, Agent. City Ticket Agent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
FAIR ASSOCIATION
ANN UAL EXIT BlTloN o F.
HORSE SHOW LYING HBURG. VA,
- ~. OCT q I'D TO 9Th .LL-a-E

& Fer the above occasion the Chesapeake
and Ohio will sell tickets from Richmond
to Lynchburg and return ut ratio OF S4.25,
including one admission. Tickets on sale
5October5,2d, Sd, 4th and 9Th, final limit
5OctoDerS7th. III VS. MA Hi. = q $s hill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Won Golden Bowl,
iBy Assoclnted Ioress. }

8IRy Associated Press,) M 81 p
PARIS, Sept. 25.--Yandestuyf, the Tsel'
CLAN, won tho Golden Bowl In the biey-I
ole race OF twenty-four hours, which end
ed hero to-day, covering 5N miles, %
yards, Nat Butler, the 3Amert was
third, covering 5s2 piles. s yards,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
Will Attend Medical College,

Mr.. Edward s. Cowles, State manager
for silver, Burdette & Co., has returned
to the city, where he will attend she
Medical College OF Virginia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-26
RIG HMoND HORSE SHOW, OCTOBER
lgl 1914, 1905.

a ~ LOW NHtcS VIZ q F',V n. VS.
One fare plus 50c round trip from all
stations to Richmond, Va, including ono
admission to the Horse Show. Tickets
on sale October 9. 10. II. ~, 10, II, good
going only on date of issue and returning
until October 10. 1905. Inclusive; no stop-
overs allowed. Apply to ticket agents
r., i. g. p. Y, r.
W. z. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
AMERICAN FoREsTERS
CELEBRATE THEIR DAY
Eight Thousand Persons Attend a Ball
I'm the Pavilion Given In the
Name of the Order.

The ball that was given last night in
the Mechanics Pavilion by the local
courts of the ForesterS of America in
celebration of Foresters' day was at
tended by nearly 5000 people. 1t was
the largest gathering ever held under
the auspices of the order.
There were at one time nearly 5000
persons dancing, and many who could
not find room on the main floor danced
in the large section in the southern
part of the building. The order of
dances was made up of fourteen num-
bers and three extras. The affair was
under the direction Of the following
named: Floor manager, w. E. Wig
ham; assistants-William Boradori D.
P Casey, ]. A. Bridgewood, S. A. Lowe,
r. Nostri; executive committee-T. J.
Emery, J. Wood, A. Joost, D. Teare, J.
Label; general committee-F. H. Crow
ley, ". F. Spencer, D. P. Casey, Charles
Cohn, P Vasquez, Joseph LIGHT, l.
Meyer, D. Sanders. George Beban, Her
man Goetz, L P. Beban, M. Baruth, J. V.
Sands, Charles Philpot, ]. B. Grossman,
c. Nelson, J. ]. Bacon, e. J. Hemberger,
G. Spooner, W. Bode, F. Cline, G. Stew
art, c. Franklin, J. Callahan, R. E.
Plebe NJ Goodman, G.. Vincent, J. Web
ster, c. r. Heyden, c. z. Meyers, J. C.
Irving. NJ ]. Kennedy, J. Grace, ].
Greene, L. ]. Moran, ]. S. Callaghan, B.
Young. Z. H. Lennon, E. Hubenette, E.
/. Schuchardt, P. Jacoben, II. Rosen-
bohm, B. Nordles, W. Lewis, S. Isaac
son, J. Wengen, c. w. Prinz. ]. Luorye,
II. Abend, II. McAvoy, A St Lawrence,
]. Sherley, L. Chavanel, l. Dutroit, P.
Beguc, 7. Webb, II. Levy, S. Hanna
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13

grand ball. Grand President ]. L. Cal
lagher and Grand Secretary Charles H.
Turner are members of this parlor.
San Francisco Parlor No. 49 proposes to
go TO Sacramento for a two-fold purpose.
that of taking part in the parade and TO
carry away all the laurels of the day.
In the parade the parlor will have as spe-
cial guests Sans Souci Parlor of the Ma
tive Daughters Of the Golden West, and
will have headquarters at the Pioneer
Hall. The parlor will display in line its
magnificent bicycle banner carriage,
which will be drawn by four Shetland
ponies, and the members will be preceded
by the San Francisco Parlor drum corps,
under the leadership Of Chief Drummer
E l. de Martini.
Brooklyn Parlor will parade seventy
five men in new uniforms and will carry
a large floral banner on an automobile.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
SELLS LOT TO CITY
AND REMOVES CURBS
San Francisco Realty Com
pany Must Explain Action
to Finance Committee.

Commissioner Aigeltinger OF the Board
of Public Works yesterday made an in
vestigation of the report that the San
Francisco Realty Company had removed
the curbstones surrounding the lot on
Frederick street, between Stanyan street
and First avenue, after the corporation
had sold the lot to the city as a site for
the new Polytechnic High School build
ing proposed to be erected under the bond
issue.
Aigeltinger had ascertained that the
cirbs had previously been placed in posi-
ton by the company which had intended
to parcel the lot to be sold in small sub
divisions for residence purposes After
the lot had been conveyed TO the city the
curhs were taken up, to be utilized by
the company for other property which 1t
has on the market for sale, or so runs
the charge
Aigeltinger holds that the curbs were
part of the property conveyed to the city
and should have been left undisturbed.
Re said that he had notified Chairman
Brandenstein of the Finance Committee
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
GETTING READY
FOR THE Mn TIL
Programme Of the Events for
the Native Sons'CelebratiOn
at Sacramento Is Elaborate
TO CHANGE FIGHT DATE
What Some of the Local
ParlOrs Will Do on the
Day of the Grand Parade

President ". D. Hynes presided last
evening In Native Sons Hall at the meet
Ing Of the joint 9Th Of September celebra-
ton committee of the Native Sons of the
Golden West that is making arrange
ments for the celebration of Admission
Gay at Sacramento. Twenty-seven par
lors were represented.
The first special will leave on the 8th Of
september at o'clock in the evening
r. H Conn, secretary of the Sacra-
mento committee, stated that the commit
zee telt that the fight in San Mateo slated
Tor Admission day would interfere with
the celebration. A committee of three
was appointed TO wait on the manager of
the hight TO have the date changed.
Secretary Conn presented the following
programme Of events for celebration
week:
Monday, September ELabor day, in
charge OF local trade unions. Special rae
ing at Agricultural Park. Parade and re-
ception at Pavilion.
Tuesday, September 5-Ribbon parade,
7;8o p. m, under auspices Of Sacramento
Driving Club.
Wednesday. September 6-Automobile
parade at T:S0 p. m, I. S. Upson marshal
Thursday, September T-GOvernor's day.
Special features at park and reception at
Pavilion at $3.50 D. m.
4 l-Na9s september Or iag ana uaspOle
presentations at Suffers Fort, 1880 a. m.
Reception Of parlors al Assembly cham
Der, State Capitol Mystic Shriners pa
rade at $50 p n.
Saturday, September e-Admission day
parade, II a. m. John T. Shelton grand
marshal. Literary exercises 1:30 .. m.
Open house at Suffers Fort. Electric car
n''-a' parade 7:30 .. n.
Sunday, September Delaying corner
si-s.a 10 Elks new building. ! p. m, un-
der auspices Of Sacramento Lodge, B. P.
O. Z. Sacred concerts in afternoon and
evening.
AlcaUraz Parlor viii turn out 100 strong
IN duck pantaloons, brown silk shirts,
blue ues and white felt hats, and will be
preceded by its drum corps. The parlor
VIII have headquarters in the new pa
viliOn. over the machinery hall. where il
VIII entertain its friends and have a
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
PARK TENNIS EXPERTS
ARE RECLASSIFIED
Closely Matched Players Are
Placed in the First
Division.

Two tennis tournaments will be played
on the courts to-day. A handicap doubles
tourney is scheduled for the California
Club, while the Golden Gate Club mem
bers will meet in class singles event.
The tournament committee of the
Golden Gate Club met last night and re-
classified the players who affixed their
names to the entry list Eight crack
players were placed in the first class and
some great matches will be played when
they come together to-day. The players
are c. Griffin, G.. James, G. Gardner,
George Baker, J. A. Code, Q. Foley, Fred
Adams and R. N. Whitney.
In the first round there should be three
close and interesting matches. Griffin VS..
James, Gardner VS.. Baker and Adams VS.
Whitney will be three matches worth
going to see. The other match Will De
Code VS.. c. Foley.
The second class, like the first, has a
number of players who are evenly match
ed. In fact, the classification throughout
looks to be a good one and should be
productive of some excellent tennis. AS
usual. the third and fourth classes drew
many more players than the first and
second.
The drawings follow:
First class-C. Griffin VS.. G. James, G.
Gardner vs. G. L. Baker, j. A. Code VS..
c. Foley, F. Adams VS.. r. N. Whitney.
Second class-Marius Hotchkiss VS.. A
II. Rrabant, s. c. Gayness VS.. n. Am
brose. F. w. Guerin VS.. G. P. Lytton,
e. P. Finnigan VS.. r. F. Drolla. {.
Third class. preliminary round-L s.
Howell vs. G. L. Hall, H. Vensano VS..
w. L. Howell, ]. H Cahill VS.. H. T. Mil
Ter. H. Getz VS.. w. G. Knowlton, N. II.
Martin VS.. G. Shaw. First round, upper
half-A. Davenport VS.. T. A. Allan, n.
Greyhurst VS.. M. P. Martin. II. Guerln
a bye Lower half. Roberts VS.. y.
Guerin, NJ. Mcguire VS.. M. A PecK, y.
E Allan VS.. j. H. Kahn
Fourth class-C. H. Crullfnger VS.. -.
Cunningham, NJ. e. Levin vs. II. Allan,
w. A. Cunningham VS.. A. j. Waller, n.
Cohn VS.. c. Lucky.
The handicap doubles tournament at the
California Club will be for the Directors
cups. Major Ducat and w. G.. knowfon
won the last event of the kind and are
the holders The drawings will be held
this morning at $3.50. A small entry list
is expected on account of the counter at
fractions at the park.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
Cadets WIZ HOLD Outing.

The League Of the Cross Cadets will
hold an outing at Schuetzen Park on
Admission day, September 8. A pro-
gramme OF athletic events will be a
prominent feature. The committee has
arranged a tug Of war for a splendid
trophy between teams from the various
companies of the league. Some of the
best amateur athletes of the coast will
contest in the athletic events. There
will be exhibitions of bronko-busting
and rough riding by cadets. The big
band Of the league will give a concert
I'm the pavilion, where literary exer-
cises will be held. The committee Of
arrangements consists of Lieutenant
Colonel P. ]. Haggerty, Major B. t.
Crawford, Captains L. Coghlan, F. ].
Grimley, T. OLeary, Lieutenants Burns,
Oneta. Smith. Riley and Cone and Ser
geant Major Mead.