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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
DECISION CONCERNING
WATER COMPANY RIGHTS.

ST. PAU, June l5.-The United States
circuit court Of appeals filed decisions
In two cases today. those OF Edmund
NJ. Fairfield and Stockton Heth vs. the
United States OF America and the Oma-
ha Water company vs. the city OF Oms-
Ia ct al the first being a case Of con-
tempt OF court, arising from the second.
Both come from the Nebraska district.
In the spring OF 1905 the city Of Oma-
ha, through Us water board attemyt-
cd 10 reduce the meter rates for water
IN the city, the Omaha Water company
being the company affected by the pro-
posed change II applied for Injunction
against the city prohibiting 1t from
putting the rates into effect. but the 1p-
plcation was denied, whereupon suit
was brought IN the circuit court for the
district OF Nebraska on the ground ihdt
their franchise was a contract and ac-
cordlng To- federal law, could not be i'm
paired by legislation.
The court held that the clause IN the
constitution OF Nebraska. prohibiting
the state legislature from making any
ireyocable grant applied in this and
decided Ia favor OF the city. The COM
pany then appealed to the circuit court
Of appeals on a writ OF error
The appellate court. IN the opinion
filed today and written by Judge Walter
II. Sanborn. upheld the claim OF the
company reversed the decision % the
lower court and remanded the case to
the lower court for further proceedings
not inconsistent with the opinion.
The other case arose when EN-. Fair
field and stockton Heth, employees Of
the water company were ordered by
the clerk Of the court 10 produce the
books OF the company.
They did not produce the records, and
were fined $50 each and costs.
This was upheld by Judge Sanborn.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR,

Sealed proposals for the er,ee,,.
new school buildings. one ~, y,
school 10 be built az Union. ana ~ s.. I
room school building 20 De igit I. "
lam, all In Salt Lake C0ur,y m % ~
ceiyed by the Board of EiulatH y. y =
dan School District up % Tues.,V r.
18th. 1906 at II o'clock a. IN p's,. ~
be seen az the office OF Ersk'1e = h =
berg. architects, j93-5A Dualy R'1}t
Salt Lake City All proposals mus. II. =
companied with "a certified chegi s,S,
per cent Of the amount OF I'D u,s
able to the Bodrd OF Education 49,
School District and left with tb.,.ss
tectst before the above SCI dstc. M -,
90 the Board OF Education Of ~.
School District Sandy Utah. Sea-
bids for mason and carpenter vrt -
be received, plastcring, painting 4, i.
galvanized iron to be included m NJ -
penter's bid.
Bids will be opened az tho Office ~ d.
Board Of Education o. Jordan Sth53 h.,
trict Sandy Utah, June llth. ID \ +
o'clock a. m
Rights reserved 20 reject any on en- "a
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Jordan School Dvr+
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C0UNTRYS VAUDEVILLE
INTERESTS ARE MERGED

New York. Juuel 5.-Angouucement
was made here tonight OF O merger of
practically al the vaudeville Interests
IN the country with one or TWO excep-
lions. An of the managers iu the new
Is formed combination have signed an
agreement whereby mutual protection
is guaranteed 10 an and AN future In
yasions' OF each others territory are
prohibited. Tho new arrangement goes
into effect Sept !. next The princi-
pals signing the agreement were u. F.
Keith =. =. Proctor. Ch8s ]. llohl
George Castle, Morris Meyer6old, +, +.
Abe, Martin Beck. George Middleton
and Frank Pate They represent the
alters in New York. Chicago New Or
leans. Denver Omaha, ST. Paul Min-
neapolls. Detroit Rochester. Toronto.
Pittsburs, Washington. an theatcTs on
the Keith and Proctor circuits in the
east and the orpheum circuits IN the
west 4 feature Of the merger is a
new corporation 20 be- called The United
Booking office OF Amci'c,, with head
quarters in New York and Chicago. Al
together 1876 theaters stretching from
Portland Me, to Los Angeles are IN
the new circuit
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SENSATION DAY IN THE
LIE D0UX MURDER CASE.

stockton, Cal. June l5-Thls was a
sensational day In the L. Doux murder
trial. Under a battery fire OF oveuulsl
objections. the prosecution Is putting
boz testimony contradictory OF the state
ments made by the accused 90 the off,
GERS after her arrest Al that time Pie
declared that one Joe Miller had Wit
messed the death OF McVicar and had
put HE body On the trunk When he
prosecution sought 10 show that there
lad been no such man as Joe Miller.
the defense objected on the ground hat
tie prosecution had already proved by
the alleged confession OF the defendant
that Joe Miller had committed the
crime ana that any attempt 20 show 10
the contrary was an attempt on the
part OF the prosecution TO contradict us
own evidence. Judge Nutter oyerruled
the objection.
Joseph HeMey. with whom the de-
PENDANT spent al OF the day following
the murder in san Francisco. testified
that she had told him that McNicar had
died of miners consumption az his home
IN Sonora; that his brother was present
and had given her the deceased's watch
and chain. and that the body had been
shipped 10 his home In Cripple Creek,
Colo She also, according TO Healey.
told him that there was trunk and a
suit case at the Southern Pacific pas
senger station an stockton. which she
wanted him 20 take charge OF, saying
that she could trust nobody else at she
could him.
Healey gave his testimony with dra-
matte eject, and IL caused quite a sem
sation in court Much ot his testimony
tended 10 show that Joe Miller was A
myth
A telegram from Mrs lie D0ux 10
Healey on the afternoon OF the 2ith.
the day of the crime ia which she ask
ed him 90 meet her az the Royal House
in San Francisco upon the arrival of
The afternoon train from stockton. vas
shown.
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OTTO OF BAVARIA.
Not Improbable That lie MAY BE De-
posed IN Near Future.

Vienna. June l5.-ln well Informed
quarters here IL is considered probable
that King otto Of Bavaria win be de-
posed in the near future During Prince
Regent Luitp0ld's recent visit 10 Wen
ma he participated in @ discussion IN
court circles as % the ady.sability OF
ending the absurdity of Bavaria be-
ing ruled IN the name Of an insane SOW
efelgn, and the Nleuuese court COM
munlCated this view 90 the 3JNHuln
government Prince LuItpoi II is
understood. was assured that the Ger
man and Austrian courts approve the
Plan Of making him king A change
is ne Bayarian constitution however.
would be necessary before his could
be done and ii Is doubtful II the cCun-
try viii assent TO the project.
King otto who was insane when h.
assembled the throne 20 years ago. has
grown worse each year. and is now Inv
ing like a wild animal lie permits
nobody 10 approach him and his Unly
nourishment is bread crumbs an1 dried
fruit. He Is IN a f1ghtlui condition
from neglect, which his physicians
and custodians are unable TO remedy
because. according TO monarchical
condition, they are not permitted to
use force.
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REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Philadelphia Council Appropriates
$1,000 for Golden Jnbllce.

Philadelphia, June l5-There was
considerable stir IN the city council
today over an appropriation OF 5000 FOR
the entertainment Of visitors 10 the
golden Jubilee Of the Republican party
here next week The mayors veto was
sent IN, but both branches passed the
appropriation over g.
The golden jubilee Will be held under
the auspices Of the National League
Of Republican clubs and will open
Sunday with a memorial meeting for
Abraham Lincoln IN Musical Fund Hall,
where, 80 years ago, the Republican
party named John e. Fremont Of CAL
ifornla as its first candidate for presi-
dent Speaker Cannon will make an
address Monday the league will open
IS convention. The other jubilee meet
ings will be held and a parade take
place Tuesday night.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

THE SPRING CREEK IRRIGATION
Co. with rs principal r'ars N BUSH -
a. Big Cottonwood SAT- lake ''s,l
state ot Utah. Notice j. hereby sl....
that at meeting Of the Directors n .-l
company held on the .Vh llI ~ A.'f
q. u 1910. an assessment q Na IN .
was levied on The captsl siok q =
corporation, payable or ,he .a ,al
July, 1915. 70 the Secretary q $40 i.
pany. al rs principal rla,e n business 3.
Big cottonwood. salt Lake SCUM
q Utah. Any stock upon Huth w III,
seysmcnt may remain unpaid o.. W
day Of August, 80, W.t Pc o.At.
and Will be advertised '1r sa.e al ~.
auction, and unless payment is -.
fore, will he sold ou the .a'h 4al 49,.
TENDER l2s. 10 paw The t'IrI 49,.
ineut, together with The .lsi i .'''
Ing and expense OF sale -,.-
JAS NflLsNN -.
Secretary Rig Cotorwoul. 5. ~
Utah. the 2sth day OF Shay a. ~ -.
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It T axes
Nerve

Everything depends upon
your nerves. 1t is nerve force
that causes the brain to direct
the motion Of your body; it is
nerve force that causes your
heart to pulsate, and send the
blood through your veins; it
is nerve force that causes your
stomach to digest food, your
kidneys 10 filter the blood, and
the liver to secrete bile.
In fact, nerve force is the
power that runs your body, so
ii you feel worn-out, irritable,
nervous, cannot sleep, or eat
well, q have pain or misery
anywhere, your nerves are
weak, and your system run
down. To restore this vitality
take DR.. Miles Nervine which
will strengthen and build up
the nerves. You cannot be
healthy without strong nerves.
For eighteen years Or. Miles
Seryine and Anti-Paln Pills have been
my close companions Early In mar
rled life while raising children. my
nerves became an -Out-cOuld not
sleep. had no appetite; Indigestion
very bad. ard had such awful dizzy
spellg Then ! began using Dr. Niles
Ntryine. and 20 once | lesau 10 i'm
prove. and soon found myself in
perfect health
MRS. s. l.. YOUNG.
32i P!ttsburs ST.. New Castle. Pa.
Dr. Miles NervIno Is sold by your
druggist who VIII guarantee that the
fret bottle win benea;. II IL falls, he
will refund yeur money,
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
ROOSEVELT SET
0NLOCK-TYPE CANAL
Should Congress Pass a Bill for
a Sea Level Canal, He
Would Veto II.
STATEMENT AUTHORITATIVE.
lie Approved the Ilttaucr Amendment
10 S25,OO0,0OO Appropri-
alton.

washington. June 15-lf Congress
should send measure 20 President
Roosevelt providing FOR the construo-
ton Of q sea level canal ON the lsthmus
Of Panama be would veto %. This
statement is made by authority.
The Introduction by Representative
Littaucr today OF the amendment to
the item I'm the sundry civil bill APP
proprlating S25.OoO,oO TO continue the
construction OF the Panama canal pro-
vidng that no part OF that sum snail
he used in the construction of sea
level canal was done with the approval
OF the president.
The house today by a vote Of 40 TO
40 voted in favor OF lock canal across
the lsthmus OF Panama. the amend
ment IN this effect being presented By
Representative Littauer Of New York.
with members OF Congress sitting on
the short steps in the aisles Of the
house. around the space ma groups,
the gallaries filed and with Mr. Bur
ton Of Ohio. pointer IN hand discussing
charts showing the difference between
sea level and lock canal. the mouse
presented every appearance OF q class
room.
Mr. Burton took position In front
Of the maps and called attention TO the
vital difference between the two types.
remarking that were the topography
understood II would be the very 2trong-
est argument for the lock level canal
He said II the banks would no. cave,
il large boats could go through With
out running against rocks az the size
and could be properly steered. then
sea level canal would be the ertTprise
which would be naturally preferred
"But such a canal convenient for mod
ern shipping and prospective Shipping
would in the judgment OF those who
have carefully studied the subject ex-
haust 20 years or more m building
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PSYCHlCAL RESEARCH.
American Branch Of the Society Has
Dissolved.

Boston. June 16-It became known
last night that the American branch
Of the Society Of Psychical Research,
an organization with a membership of
5000 in this country, has been dis
solved. The soclety's headquarters In
this city viii be kept open until the
first OF next year A new society has
been formed In New York and VIII car
~ on the work OF the defunct society.
For some time the American branch
society for psychlcal research has been
ON the verge Of dissolution. Since the
recent death of Prof Richard ;. Hodg-
son Of Boston. the president Of the
society. Prof. william James OF Har-
ward university. has been doing his Ut
most 10 keep the organization In eX-
istence. Two reasons are advanced
for the dissolution Of the society, first
the interest taken by Prof. Hodgson In
so-called piper phenomena and Sec
ond. the unWillingness Of the secre-
tary James H. Hyslop Of New York 10
continue longer IN office unless the sum
Of $4,000 10 further the work OF the
organization was forthcoming. Re-
garding Prof. Hodgson, II Is claimed
by members ~ the society that the or
ganization suffered by the late presl-
dents Interest IN studying the frances
Of Mrs Leonora Piper, the trance me-
dium.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

Sealed proposals for ihs s-,.,.
new foui-room school hlHdI.e tot 2,
Cd at Granger Salt Lake D..9,. -
VII oe received up to Satu.W q
1905. at ]! O'Clock noon. In I.- ~ f.
Erskiue ~ lilienbcrg. arp5't..,. ".'s I
Board Of Education Of me Gr4rt.,. Q
District, will receive bids M ~
fee, 100 state Street up DO . $50
the evening Of the above d7t. III a
opened June ., at O'Clock u tbe !. = =
al 1900 State Street Spn1r4t. bl@
be received for masuurV. ip4v'r, ~
room hut building smoke r..E go
carpentry plasteriue, pai0tuF arsS
ing. Each proposal must la L -.,a
with a certified check FOR fra ~, ~,
the amount Of bid, made pleahs NJ
Board Of Education Of the Grant,. 2
District. -
Rights reserved 10 reject any ~ ans,
BOARD OF EDrCAT'0y a
Granite School DIr,.
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FIVE COMPLETE SKELETONS
OF PomO Indians Obtained by Unlyer-
iiy OF California.

Berkeley, Cal, June 1.-THE eX-
petition recently sent from the depart
ment OF anthropology Of the Uniyer-
sity Of California TO Mendacino county
for the purpose Of obtaining the re-
mains OF the Pomo Indians formerly
inhabitlng that section, has returned
with five complete skeletons, besides
a number Of partial remains and a
large quantity Of beads and other OBJ
jects which were buried with the dead.
These are the first skulls or skeletons
OF the Pomo Indians In any museum IN
the world and will be OF great I'M
portance In determining the racial
qualities Of the tribe and its physical
relationship With the other Indians Of
the state.
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II IS A FACT
Buffalo N. " Times

In view Of the general belief In the In.
durability Of chronic Brlghrs Disease
and Diabetes the Jno. J. Fulton Co. Of
San Francisco wrote US asking Ne 10
send representative 10 interview three
parties IN this city, two Of whom have
recovered and the third 10 getting well
4 member Of our stan went 70 one Of
me parties on Jefferson 81. 70 investl-
sete. ne u a business man He gave
ne reporter the following facts
he had friend who was 90 Far gone
with Diabetes that he could hardly
move. Later he was osionished 70 see
him back again AZ his employment
Meanwhile HE wife developed the same
disease. Later she. too. was again
about her daily svouaton.
The business man n question was in.
tensely Interested. "a he was a treat
sufferer himself from Diabetes he
learned that their reooveres had been
effected by The Fulton Compounds for
Brights Disease and Diabetes. ana n,
procured the treatment FOR himself
with the result that the cramps and
palms that attend this heretofore incur.
able disease entirely disappeared. ana
he has resumed the personal care OF bis
business
Il 20 happens tina; De member Of the
Tines stah who verified these facts also
knows o. another case tnthis city that
Il Yielding 10 TIE same treatment
That chronic Bright's Disease and Dr.
abetes, deemed fatal the world over.
are now cured by the Compounds ils-
covered IN San Francisco by Professor
Fulton IA being established here as well
AZ n California buffalo Times.
We are the agents for the Fulton
COMPOUNDS referred 70 ahove-tht only
cures known FOR Briehts Distase and
Diabetes. RSooveries s. per cent Send
for free bcoklei. y. J I'M Drug Co.
LocalAgents Salt Lake CITY
Wien 70 suspect BriEhts Disease
weakhez or lois Of weight; PUFFY an.
kles, hands or eyelids; Dropsy. kidney
trouble af.er The third month: urine
may show sediment. failing vision;
Dovstntss, one or more Of theea
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DAVID HOBBS ARRAlGNED.

Nov York, June l6.-David Hobbs, a
former customs Inspector Of the Cana
dian Pacific Railway company, arrived
In this city June Z, was arralgned be-
fore United states Commissioner Alex
andcr yesterday on the formal charge
Of perjury preferred by the British con-
sul-general sir Percy Sanderson. After
a short hearing the case was adjourn
cd until June o.
Though Hobbs is accused by the Ca
madam Pacific Railway company II
hiding a shortage OF $4,000 III his &C.
counts. the specific charge against him
IS defraudlug the dominion govern
mont out Of fees by making false sworn
reports Of the number Of passengers tx-
amined by him for customs at Montre-
al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-16
BEST ARMY SHOT.

Washington. June lj-Tho complete
records of rifle. pistol and carblnc tiring
Of the Unitct States army Tor ls6. which
have just been published, show Abram
Hin. "a sergeant in the Tweuty-fourth in-
flniry. stationed IN the department u
Dakota. 90 boz the best shot In the army.
The percentage of possible shots made By
Hill on slow fire, timed ere and Skin
mish fire was &.33 The three others az
the head Of the list after him were Capt.
Rufus +. LOnpan Eleventh infantry, de
partment 0f Missouri ST.; Sergeant VII
liam A. Cantrell. FIN infantry. SAC,
otto s. Hahn. sergeant IN Second cayal-
~. department Of LuZon, N.6i
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4 MIRACULOUS CURE.

The following statement by II. VI.
Adams and wife, Henrietta. Pa, will
interest parents and others: "A mirac-
ulous cure has taken place In our home.
Our child had eczema FIVE years ana
was pronounced incurable. when We
read about Electric Bitters, and con-
cluded to try IL. Before the second bot
lie was all taken We noticed a change
for the better. and after taking seven
bottles he was completely cured" It's
the up-to-date blood medicine and body
building tonic. Guaranteed SOC and
500 at z. c. NJ, /. drug store. ll2-ili
So Main 81.
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A WESTERN WONDER.

There's Hin az Browie, Tex. that's
twice as big as last year. This wonder
Is w. l. Hin. who from a weight of 20
pounds has grown 20 over $50. he says:
Il suffered with a terrible cough. and
doctors gave me up 10 die Of Conump-
ton. was reduced 10 90 pounds, when
began taking Dr. Kings New Dis
covery FOR Consumption. Coughs and
Cc!ds Now, after taking T. bottles. Z
have more than doubled IN weight and
am completely cured Only sure Cough
and Cold cure. Guaranteed by z. c. VI.
J. Drug Store. Druggists. ll2-lii SO.
Main ST. b0c and Sl.co, Trial bottle free.
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OR" THos. WHITE GUILTY

Baltimore June l5.-"Dr' Thomas
White, who conducted a so-called col
lege' In this city IN which pc sold a
Higher correspondence course M spir-
itualism. magnetism. hypnotism and
the white and black art was found
guilty today by Jury IN the United
states district court ON n charge "
fraudulent use OF the mails,
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other sentry substituting defective
firing bolt for his. making 1t impos-
sibe to keep the gun cooked. without
II being locked. The sentries stood 40
to return their charges 10 the gulfc-
house when the rifle IN Duydrs hands
discharged. Colvin's home Is IN L0-
gansport, Ind.
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CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

The Conference Pamphlet. containing
the full proceedings OF the 18th An
nal Conference. held in Salt Lake City.
April G. Z and 5. Is now ready. Every
sermon and address is reported IN full.
This was an important and interest
Ing conference. only a limited edition
Is published. \ good pamphle, TO send
10 friends.
Postpaid TO any address. &c.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Salt Lake City.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Bauerics-W Wright and Zalusky. saup
ders and G0adllg
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEEilNG.

Notice is hereby given that raI
meeting OF the stockholders % ns ~
Lake Knitting Works Will o. hNras
cOmpany's store, No. 81 S.gn Yin
Street, Salt Lake city. Utah cc Erar
July md 1905. a. \ O'Clock g. =
the purpose Of amending Ar,.lsr ri
\ VI the Articles OF lnc0rpuaucut'
lows. tO-wit.
Article Y 90 be amended ty rTir;
the capital stock Of The co,put- .r-
fifty thousand 100000 o. one i--s
thousand $1,000 on do'lsrs
Article y % be amended by rE. 2
the term OF office q all Offices Z ?.
corporation from two years 90 -f f.il
and for the transaction m ,1.f Haf
business as may come before DO rAifs
BY order Of The Board M u'rcf
Jos. n SMITH SfftaI
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NOTICE.

The State Board u Examiners vii d,
ceiye scaled bids az the office n thi 3,
Rotary u said Board, City ana Con
Building Salt Lake city Utah. uprr
until ~ o'clock noon Of Monday iuF II
1895, for the publication. iu llmphieft-
Of three thousand copies ~ tho Elsr
Laws u this state, work 90 be c0mt-
and delivered az the c'i..s % tfs =,
tary Of state on or before jolly @a
Bids should be- per page and nE..
binding Sample az paper. sty.e a ep
and size of page may Dc seen q, .tfa
OF the Secretary Of State.
The board reserves the rlgh % 20
any or an bids.
By order Of the State Beard r Eu-
iueIs c. 5. TlNGEr
St-'lU
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SOLDIER AccIpENrALIN snor.

Lcayenwo1G Eas. June l5.-Private
william D.. Colvin. company e. Eigh.
teenth infantry stationed az Fort
Lea,enworth was shot through the
lower portion OF the body and fatally
wounded This afternoon hy Private
Earl a. Duyal same company through
the accidental discharge % an army
rife The men were sentries guarding
prisoners. Duyals gun had been tam
nerei with in the guardhouse. some
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BRITISH VICTORY
Uncle Samucl's Tennis Experts Shut
out In International Finals.

London. June BIN the singles for
the Dwight T. Davis international tennis
CUP ; y. smith, British. beat Raymond
j. Little. American, 6-4 ca. 81
". l.. Doherty IN the Davis CUP sin
giles today. beat Holcomb Ward In three
straight sets 6-2. SO. 6-3
IN the first match ~ the series Little
fen somewhat an easy prey % Smith. not
scoring a single set The American au-
peared nervous. His services were rather
erratic.
Ward subsequently met his fate AZ the
hands Of the British champion. n L.
Doherty. the latter flsylrC such a slash.
ing game that the American did not win
a set