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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

The following transfers were reported TO
The Bee August by the Title Guaranty
and Trust company OF Council Blufis:
Sarah II Hart and ]. u. Edmundson
and wife to Henry I. Kielhorn, part
OF lot I. in Lincoln Place, add. to -
Council Bluffs, W d..,.............$ S,lOO
william Reed and wife to J. w. Ever
son, part Of lot Is, in block T. in car -
son, Ia d...................... 40
William reed and wife to Furnam
Morris, lot 8, In Losh's sub Of seh 80.
swL 2-14-40, w d........................ 1, 40
Charles T. Ohicer and wife to Emma
Lauterwasser, VIZ Of lot 5, in block
g. in Prospect Place add. to Council 80,
Blufs, W d...........,.............. lSO
Iowa Deposit and Loan company to
Emma Lauterwasser. lot and ez OF
lot 8. In block 6, in Prospect Pace, .
add to Council Bluffs, W d........... LOO
Florence F. Everest and husband TO
Il. g. Tinnell, lot 20 in block q. IN -
Railroad add to Council BLUFFS, w d 10
Furnam Morris and wife to Clyde kel- -
Ter, nwL neh 8-75-39 W d. ............ 300
William Reed and wife to Elwood 7.
Osler. part of lot I. in Auds sub. ,--
WIZ neL swl. 2-74-40, W d.......... 20
Scott G. Campbell and wife, Ida M
to William Reed, lot Of Auds sub. -
VIZ nell swh 2-74-4O, W d............. 800
A. a. Gilbert and wife to Sisters of
Mercy of Council Bluffs, part ELI 49,.
nwL 30-75-43. d....................... lZoUO
William Reed and wife to George
Stephens part lot (, in Aud's sub.
WIZ neL swi. 2-i4-40, W d.............. 800
Sheriff POttaWattRmie county TO j. J.
Stewart lot 2, Auds sub. neA nwA
27-75-43, sheriff d..............,........ l'CS
rr,-oI,-a trapefere total 824 355
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

M Coptest over Big Lake.

The visit of the Council Bluffs Park
board with Attorney c. NJ. Harl to Des
Moines has resulted in assurance from
Governor Cummins and other members OF
the state executive council that the state
would do nothing to deprive the city of
Council Bluffs of the use of the Big lake
tract as a park.
It was tacity agreed that the injunction
which the city has brought to restrain the
secretary of state from selling right-of-
way through the park to the Illinois Gen.
tral railroad will not be resisted by the
state. A like understanding has been had
with the railroad company, and this is
evidence of the fact that the title Of the
city to the lake will not be disturbed for
the present.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
CIark's Road to Get Concessions.

BAN FRANsISCO, Aug. 2.-senator w.
A. Clark's salt Lake and Los Angeles rail-
road. thanks TO T.. Z. Harriman's half
interest In the property, Is TO get freight
trafic concessions in southern California
from the Southern Pacific company This
Is the final outcome OF the conference be-
been going on In this city for the past two
days and which have come to a Conclusion
This concession by the Southern Pacihc
means a saving TO the Clark road OF .hou-
sands of dollars which otherwise II would
have had 10 eXepnd for switching tracks
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
YOUNG MAN HURT BY TRAIN
Falls Benenth Cars and sustains Com-
pound Fracture of Arm and
Scalp Wound.

While trying to board a Northwestern
freight train near Florence Tuesday even
ing Robert W. Collins. % years OF age.
from Lima, o., fell beneath the train and
sustained a compound fracture of the left
arm and q scalp wound. He was removed
to Clarkson hospital, where his arm was
amputated below the elbow. He is resting
easily and no serious results are antici-
pated. Collins was on his way to work in
the harvest fields near Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
Rain Delays Harvest.

HURON, S. D., Aug. 2-(special) while
rain is seriously interfering with the har-
vesting OF small grain in this part Of the
state, an inch and half Of rain fell here
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Much
small grain is ready for the sickle, and
there is plenty of help TO save the crop,
but warm, bright weather is needed 10 com
plete the maturing Of wheat and put the
fields in condition for the machines
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

M1NDEN. Ia. Aug. Especial Telegram)
Chris Lunau committed suicide here yes
terday by hanging. but the fact was not
discovered until this morning, when
searching party found him hanging to a
tree on the bank Of Keg creek. He disap-
peared from his place of business yester-
day afternoon. He was q years old and un-
married. He was melancholy on account
OF the belief he was the victim Of con-
sumption.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
veteran. 70 Meet nt Mncedonin.

MACEDONIA, Ia, Aug, Especial. THE
fifteenth annual reunion OF the Pottawat-
tamie County Veterans association will be
held here on August l6 II and 49, The
program will be rendered by the following:
Mayor j. c. Rayborn OF Harlan, A. John
son, Colonel T. T. Anderson, Commander
S, II. Harper, Senator 8. Gilliland, Hon
J. b. Sullivan, Henry Wallace, Hon. Walter
I. Smith and @. w Egan. A balloon as
cension will occur every evening The of.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
browns in Pail of Water.

Marie. the 2-year-old daughter of Nels
P. Franksen, a fruit grower at Elliott
street and Broadway, was drowned by
falling into a pail of water at the family
home Wednesday shortly before noon. The
child was playing in the yard near the
bucket and stumbled and fell in head first
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
PnYs CiEnrette Tnx.

The Central cigar store at Broadway and
Pearl streets, owned by PeregOy & Moore,
wholesale tobacconists, walked up to the
county treasurer's Office Wednesday after
noon and deposited the license fee OF SIS
for the privilege OF selling cigarettes in
the state o. Iowa for three months.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

lOldl AffVfA
At the meeting Of the joint board Thurs
day morning the first thing in order will
be the selection OF the engineer to locate
the drainage bitches, and the appointment
OF commission to assess the benefits TO
be taxed by the beneficiary property OF the
drainage district.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
NInrrinEe Licennen.

Marriage licenses were issued TO the fol-
lowing persons yesterday:
Name and Residence. Age
Thomas A. Tenant, Louisville, Neb. ..... %
Elsie May Waldron, Louisville, Neb.. .1S
Peter L. Norgard, Omaha. a................. .G5
Mrs. Sylvia E. Thomas, Omaha .....,.... SO
@. Hoine Fort Wayne, Ind. d................23 %
Freda Magnussen, Omaha. IS
Walter /. Judah Omaha. .33
Matilda A. Shepherd, Omaha. a...............22 .22
Arthur Kackley, Prlncevllle, Il.............41
Martha Calvert, Princeville, Ill..,..........3 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. $50, Night. Eco
Refu.e. 20 EInedite sale.

Pherson has decided to deny the request fog
fixing an earlier date for the sale OF the
effects Of the Green Cattle company Of
Fort Dodge. The sale OF the defunct con-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
PASSING On DITCH CLAIMS
joint Boards Of Supervisors Put in Day at
the Work.
GENERALLY FOLLOW APPRAISERS REPORT
Some who Fail to File Claims in
Time Come in and Ask Damages,
but the Claims Are
Rejected.
GENERALLY FOLLOW APPRAISERS REPORT

The Board Of Supervisors of Pottawat-
tamie and Harrison counties were in Joint
session all day Wednesday, considering the
report OF the special appraisement COM
mittee, appointed to assess the damages
sustained by the property through which
the joint drainage ditch pa'ses. The joint
board very generally followed the recon-
mendations Of the committee, changing
them only I'm a few instances.
The rule was adopted at the outset TO APP
prove no claims for damages where the
property was not touched by the bitches,
and allow damages only for such claims
where property was actually taken for
ditch construction
A number Of belated claimants came be-
fore the board to secure an allowance of
damages who had neglected to file their
claims within the statutory limit through
carelessness and neglect. In some instances
the claimants admitted that they had ample
notice to file their claims, but had failed to
do 80 through carelessness. The board was
OF the opinion that the belated claimants
had slept on their rights, and no action was
taken by the joint board for their relief
il is possible that some tangie will yet
arise out Of these cases, as IL is shown ir
several Instances that considerable valuable
property Will have to be appropriated fol-
which no compulsory damages have beer
provided for.
Claims Allowed,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

It's an outrage to ieJ your skin suffer
without help when burned OF wounded.
Use Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 25c. For sale
by Sherman Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
GovERNMENT NOTICES.

CHIEF QUARTERMASTER' OFFICE,
Omaha, Nebraska, July 20, 1905. Sealed
proposals, In triplicate, WIN be received here
until 10 o'clock a. m. central standard time,
August 81 1905, for disintering, boxing and
preparing for shipment. approximately one
hundred and seVenty-iVe Q7O remains, and
a like number OF headstones, at Old Fort
Hays cemetery, Ellis county. Kansas Spec
ihcations and full information furnished on
application here. Envelopes containing pro-
posals TO be marked Proposals for disin-
terlng remains" and addressed TO THOS.
SWOBE, Acting Chief Quartermaster,
Omaha, Neb. Al-2-3-4-lS-i9
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

Germs property will therefore take place
August p, 1905. as originally directed by
the United States district court
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

hcers OF the association are II. T. Barber,
adjutant. and J. X. Oster. commander.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
coNsTRycTING qUARTERMAsTER,s

Ofnce-omaha, Neb., August i, 1906
Sealed proposals, in triplicste, subject TO
tho usual conditions, win be received here
until 10 O'Clock a, m central standard
time. August 2l. 1905, for an electric light
..ing system at Fort Omaha, Nebraska
tHuil information furnished on application
10 this once whore plans and specifications
may be seen. Proposals TO be marked,
Proposals for Electric Lighting system,
ing ouartermaster, Army Building, Omaha,
A l-2-S-I-ls-1s-'
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
Chains Allowed.

After allowing the following list Of claims
the joint board adjourned until $50 Thurs
day morning:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

Business men on Twenty-fourth street
from NJ to n street have signed a con-
tract with the electric light company for
block twenty-five lights will be strung on
block. Seventy-hve lights will be string on
each side of the street. This contract is
for six months. Only recently merchants
on n street between Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-siXth street entered into a SINH
lar contract and the idea seems to be grow
ing. These lights burn from sundown un-
til 10 p. m. each night except on Saturday
nights, when the current is not shut OF
until II D. m
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

Assistant County Attorney MurdOck was
in consultation yesterday with the heads
Of the police department and declared that
he proposed filing a complaint against Jo-
seph Kozlowski charging murder in the
first degree. This complaint is to be filed
within the next few days. IR the mean
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
Property Owners Meeting.

This evening property owners in the
east and northeastern portions of the city
are requested TO meet at F'itzsimmons' bar
ber shop, Twentieth and Missouri avenue,
to talk over Improvements. 1t appears to
be the desire of the property owners In
this section of the city to secure the grad
ing of Nineteenth street from H street to
Missouri avenue and also the opening OF
street from Fifteenth to Twentieth
street. All interested in these improve
ments are requested to attend this meet
ing tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03
Sanitary Inspectors Report.

Frank r. Jones, sanitary inspector. has
filed his report for the fiscal year ending
July 81. During the year cases as follows
were reported Scarlet fever. 81; small
pox, 16; tuberculosis, /; measles. /. Three
deaths from scarlet fever were reported
and one from tuberculosis. over $50 no
tices were served to clean up premises
Fees for issuing milk dray, peddler and
garbage lincenses amounted to 81, ,35s. Thisi
money is turned into the city treasury.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-03

Chief Of Police Briggs has been in
structed to enforce the ordinance which
prohibits the riding of bicycles on side
walks within the city limits In this con-
nection the chief said that the ordinance
is being violated every day and that steps
will be taken TO put a stop to riders of
wheels using the sidewalks. The chief said
that he wanted to give every one a fair
warning before directing patrolmen to
make arrests.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
FIGHT GAME DULL
JUST At PRESENT
FitZsimmons and Schreck
First on List.
BRITT AFTER EASY MONEY
Joe Bowker Can Find Work on
This Side of the
Water.
BRITT AFTER EASY MONEY

There seems to be something of a luII
IN the fighting game just now and will
be until the Fitzsinnons-SchEec and
Britt-Nelson bouts are pulled off. II
Fftz shows his Cld-tiTne form in his fight
with Sehreek he can fairly lay claim to
the title of heavyweight champion. laid
down BY Jeffries,
1t Is not on record that anybody but
Jeffries ever did take the fFeckied-faeed
Cornishman's measure. and before any
one else can lay any claim whatever to
the abandoned title he must first argue
the matter cut in the ring with the man
from Cornwall.
After Easy Money.
Jimmy Britt is looking after easy
money, and agreed to take an the win
ner of the Hanlon-Cort,ett flsht. Incl
dentaHy, 1t is limited that there may be
a bust-up In the Nolson-Britt fight.
Britt does not fancy the Danes engag-
ing in SO many six-round bouts. He
fancies il may affect his drawing power.
Money for Bowker.
There is good money on this side OF
the water for Joe BowkeT, the British
bartamweight. If he should decide to
contemplstes that very thing. His fight
with ''PtEky' Evans showed him to be
a fighter and he would undoubtedly draw
here If he was matched with some OF
our good little fellows
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
NEW JERSEY GOLF
HOH()RS TO WARD
Former Ball Player Won Championship
of Mosquito State From ForInsE
Princeton Student.

PATERSON, N. j.. June 3.-John N.
ward, the once famous baseball player
Is now the amateur golf champion OF
New Jersey.
He won the title this afternoon bv de-
feating William Sinclair former
Princeton student. by four up and three
to go. This Is Wards second title, as
he won the Staten Island championship
last season.
The final was at fhIrtysix holes. The
morning round was close and interest
ing. Sinclair ending one up.
The afternoon round IN its FIRST hzalf
was interesting. but at the turn Sinclair
apparently lost hope. making the last
SIX holes hardly more than procession
Second cup-D. Clark. 5r.. Enslewood,
beat c. f. Van Week. Montclair, six up
and four TO 60
Third cup-o. c. Huntoon, Paterson,
beat 4. F. AnIHsan. Elizabeth, seven up
and six TO go.
Fourth cup-J. H. Collier. Paterson,
beat II. Alsop. Newark. six Up and five
to play.
Handicap winner. Marshall whitIatch.
Montelair. S2-7-z5. Gross prize 10 Ar
chic Graham. Paterson. score 81.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Koehl made a hot catch of DaiIey's
fly in the third.
Treasury's outer works were very
much on the blink.
Beard made two runs. but he had a
close shave at the plate in the ninth.
Every Metcalfite went to the bat In
the first.
Holmes was loudly cheered when he
caught Eitch's fy in the eighth. He had
previously missed TWO easy ones.
the third to retire the side.
The game was Il series of wild throws
by the money counters.
Fulcher's wild throw in the nrst let in
two runs.
Hart was In such a hurry to score
that he overlooked touching the bases.
Result~-no tally.
The game played yesterday was the
one postponed by the death of Chief
Clerk Hills. of the Treasury.
One hour and ten minutes is pretty
fast for an amateur game.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
MATTHEWS NAY PLAY
SUMNER BASEBALL
Rumored Negro VIII Join
Burlington, Vt, Team.
INVESTIGATION BY BOARD
Harvard Athletic Authorities TO Aseaz-
tain If He Has Already signez
Contract.
INVESTIGATION BY BOARD

BOSTON, June 3.-Run1ors are current
ut Cambridge that w c. Matthews. tss
negro shortstop Of the Harvard bass
ball team. and who played end On ths
football eleven. has signed contraes
10 play professional baseball with tas
Buriin gton. VT, team this summer.
The reports are 70 the effect that Mat
thews Intends 20 join the Burlington
team Immediately after the last Yaa
game Marssaews. while absolutely de-
nying this report. acknowledges that he
viii play summer baseball after the cea-
iege year ends.
CiaTkson's Case.
Because of the clarkson case of lsss
season, the Harvard athletic authorities
will probably trace the ruHaor care
fully, and If it should prove 70 be trtss
Matthews will, IN al probability. be de-
iarred from the team. Last year 5use
before the Yale series, Clarksens who
was then captain Of the fearns signed
with the NcF York Americans He was
Immediately declared 70 have made
himself q professional by this act
you'd Need Proof
II Matthews has sigasd with the Bur-
lington team he is also professional.
Though it IS doubtful II his expression
of intention to play summer baseball Is
sufficient TO take him out Of the anna
teur ranks.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
COURTNEY DECLARES
WRAY POOR COACH
Says Harvard Crew Has Not Mastered
the Elementary Principles Of
Rowing

ITHACA. June s-charley Courtney,
of Cornell, does not think much
Of fIarvards crew this year. After the
race he said:
..The Harvard men have not mastered
the elementary principle. ef rowing, and
they are in bad shape. unless heroic
measures are adopted. Their rowing Is
very much below the standard set by
Harvard. The men are not only crude
ia the execution Of all parts OF tho
stroke, but have utterly failed IN as
sembling the various parts when facing.
..,Isi,e men were a fine looking i9t and
good enough TO row for the worlds
championship. but their tutoring must
have been of the dory order. for l learn
that Wray was a fisherman IN Austria
La
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
COMMERCE AND LABOR
DEFEATED TREASURY
Timely Hitting and Money Counters
Errors Gave the Metcalhtes Vic
tory in Departmental.

Commerce and Labor defeated Treas
ury yesterday afSeTroon on the White
Lot, score Is 10 5.
Kinney was in hlse condition. letting
his opponents down with only six hits
and one base on balls. Rogers, being
new at the pitching game, WAS hit with
ease by the hIetcalfites. Treasury had
several new players in the game and
they helped considerably in filing the
error column.
Commerce and Labor gave another
fine exhibitor OF fast fielding, Torney.
Sehriener. and Jarvis making some pret-
ty stops at fast clip.
Secretary Metcalf and the bunch Of
rooters were missing. but the c. s, L.
boys played with their usual vim and
ginger.
The soore.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June 3.-J. Huntley
Sinclair. of Ridgely, Md. manager of
the football team of ST. Johns College,
for next fall, has arranged this schedule
of games for st. Johns:
September. 80. University of Virginia,
at Charlottesville; October 7. William
and Mary College, at Annapolis; Octo-
Der II; Naval Academy, at Annapolis; /;
October ii. Franklin and Marshall. at
Lancaster, Pa; October q. Virginia MIL
itary Institute. at Lexington, Va; Oc-
tober IS Richmond College at An
napolis; November 4. George Washing
ton University, at Annapolis; November
II, Maryland Agricultural College, at
College Park; November 1s. Gallaudet
College, at Annapolis; November 25,
J ohns Hopkins University. at Baltimore /;
November 80. Pennsylvania Military Col
lege, st Chester. Pa
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Myrtle Athletic Club defeated the
Waiford Athletic Club twice Scores II
T. Is and 10 TO g Daily and King were
the effective pitchers. The winners
want games with all uniformed teams
o. the District averaging fifteen to SIX
teen years. Walter Rodgers, 60 Myrtle
street northeast. The lineup: Noone,
right field Washmond, center field:
Rogers teaptain). left field; King. first
base; Roche, second base Liuberger,
sfertstop; Reagan, third base; Dalton,
catcher, and DAILY. pitcher
The PaIafs Royal Junior team wants
games with clubs averaging from
twelve 10 fifteen years. Address f.
Luders. Palais Royal
The Second ordway Rife team de-
feated the Rough Riders by to 2. Bat
teries-Lombardy. Papanus, and Bona
wires; Stone and King and GardeIla.
The Newports defeated the Potomacs
by to 8. TIE feature OF the game
was Wh.tfords running catch OF a
high fly fer the Potorlacs. Address Ed.
O'Hare. manager. S1 c street south
west.
The lexington Athletic Climb team
tcck the Washington Boys second team
into camp on the formers grounds
Score. TO I. Leahy's batting was a
feature. He was four times up and
made four hits. The Eclsingtons want
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

CHICAGO, June 3-Hugo Kelly. the
Chicago middieweight, has been match
ed 10 box Tommy Turns at Detroit on
June Z. Burns recently defeated Davis
Barry ana fought a draw with Twin
Sullivan.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

Jimmy CaIIahans suspension for mis-
conduct has crippled the Chicago White
Sox Green is out of the game. with
injuries, and Fielder Jones has to play
either Frank Ishell or Pitcher Walsh
in the outfield.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
yoRK. RELEASES PITCHER LLOYD

YORK. Pa. June 3.-Piteher David
Iioye. vino has served as>>utiiity man
for the York champions throughout tie
sea son, has been granted his release.
Second Baseman Miller. who has been
displaced by Owens, late CT Brooklyn.
viii serve as utility man.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

Two base hits Kinney, Torney
Brooks, McKillen. Three-base hits
Torney. First on balls-Of Rogers. 4:
off Kinney, I. Stolen bases-Kinney,
Kirby t2), Terry, Jarvis, Schriener,
Iauicher, Beard, Rogers. Struck out-By
Kinney, 5; by Rogers, 3. Passed balls
Kitch, /; Walker. !. Umpire-Barr.
Time of gane-1 hour and 10 minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

games with teams seventeen years Of
age. Manager. r. E. Campbell. s0s s
street northeast. Score by innings.
Ri E.
lexington ......... e4113 30Ns s
Wash. Boys Club. Of 400 OF 8 6
Batteries--Ke sznon. Leahy. and Sr1ith; !;
Kane, Lewis, and Harper
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

The South End Club defeated the
n ashington Giants by to 0, The win
ners want games with teams averaging
sixteen years Address James Angle,
1885 First street southwest
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

The BIoomfngdaIe Athletic Club de-
feated the strong Holmead Manor team
hv score Of to 5. The features Of the
game were a running catch Of Center
Fielder Meek for the winners and the
team work of the Hoirneads.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

The Oriental Athletic Club defeated
the young Nationals by score az 10 0.
The Oriental Athletic Club want games
with teams ayera ging thirteen years.
Address Thomas Purcell, 1908 Ninth
street north west.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

Jimmy Collins evidently knew whereof
he spoke when he said that Pat Dough
erty was not desirable man to have
on championship team Now Clarke
Griffith thinks the Same thing.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

The MonteiIia Stars defeated the Eek
ingtons by sca.a Of 8 TO i. The features
were the fine pitching of B. j. Simus
and the batting Of ". Wells. All teams
averaging from thirteen TO sixteen
years address 1922 Twelfth street north
eRSt
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
BASEBALL.

Tommy Tucker had the reputation of
being a heady ball player, He was at
the bat years ago with two out. the
bases full and one run needed to win
the game Use your noddle, Tommy
Ned Hanlon yelled 60 him from the
bench. He did TIE next BAH pitched
struck him in the head.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

'Corbett was all in and tried to bluff
his way along, says Ned Homan. ref
cree OF the IIanfon-Corbett fight. When
he hit me for deciding against him he
showed what q bad loser he is He is
a disgrace to the game Hanion put up
the better fight by all odds and won the
decision by no small margin.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

Harry Mace Of this city. who is
umpiring in the American Association.
was escorted from the grounds at ST.
Joe On Sunday to escape the fury Of
the fans who thought that he was Civ
ing the home team q raw deal. Harry s
work In most Of the games this sea-
son has been highly successful.
The Washington times., 1905-06-04

IN the Four-Eye League Thursday,
the Manly Athletic Club defeated the
second ST. Martin team by score of 5
to !.