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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.


Hunting Island Range Lights. page
~, after No, III dist of lights, bnoys,
and daymarks. Pacific coast. 1906. page
ba). Located on the snuthctly side Of
the lnrgeat and most westerly Of the
Hunting islands. northerly side Of the
Columbia River. Wash.
April %. 1906, lights TO guide in the
dredgcd channel running parallel with,
and close 10. the westerly end Of Pug.
ct island, ten feet above the water.
suspended from an arm on n white pile
having white square day mark in y
feet of water close 10 the southerly
sltorc Of Hunting island. ah1ii, l5l
mile. \ by j. l-s r., from the south
ca.trrly end of Tcna-Ilihee i-land.
Rear Light. fiXcd white post Ian.
tern, a. feet above the water. suspcn.
ded from u white arm on tree having
white square daymark, about 800
feet \. by ". is ". in rear Of the
front light.
Coffee Island Passage Light, page ~,
after No. 100 dist Of lights. buoys,
and daymarks, Pacific Coast. 1906 page
5sl. Located on the .outherly bank OF
Puget island. nor,herly side Of the main
channel OF the Columbia river, Wash.
April %, 1906. fixed white post Ian
tern. 10 feet above the water, suspend.
ed from an arm on white stake, was
established as guide in the dredged
channel between Puget and Coffee ISL
ands. about 10 mile north Of the wes'
terly end Of Coffee island.
The following affects the list OF light,
huoys. and daymarks, Pacific coast
1906
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

1t has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away disease and
driven away more fears than any other
medicine in the world. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. S5 cents, Tea or Tablets
Sold by Frank Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

In Police Court.--Frank Williams was
drunk and because of this faced Judge
Anderson in police court yesterday aft
ernoon, He pleaded guilty without ar
gument, and was fined $500, in lieu of
which sum he will spend two days in
the seclusion of city cell.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

A Fine Berth,~-l;ugineI A. II. Robrr
Of the steamer Major Guy ilowa'd yes.
terday received The intelligence by wire
from hin son, W II ltobcr, that the lat
ter would sail for China as one Of he
staff of eleven engineer Of the big
lliIl liner. Minnesota, from Seattle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

Ladies--we are now prepared to fur
nIsh you with our latest styles Of up.
to-date dress and street hats for aides
and also for the little misses. Our prices
are right. At the Fair Eastern Millin-
cry In the Star Theatre Building. 4.s.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

N. A. Ackerman, 42l Bond St., does all
manner of texidermy, furniture uphol-
stering, carpet cleaning and laying, mat
tress making a speciality and al work
guaranteed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

If health is wealth and money talk'
For so the proverb runs,
A fortune you may plainly see,
In taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold by Frank Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

Finest Candies, best brands of cigars
and tobaccos at Howe & Gowans, 420
Commercial street. Opposite Shermans.
Fruits and canned goods. 429-3t.
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Here You Are. IIautaa 4 Raltancn
taiorS cleaning, pressing, ladies' and
men. clothing. 49l Bond St., Phone
Red 1906.
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TERSE TALES @ THE TOWN

To 0lney .-~S A. Miller viii leave for
Oney this morning where he viii 10.
main this .nnmr, IN charge ut the en-
ginr OF the County Rock crusherD
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Four More Records. The following
deeds were filed for record at the Office
Of County Clerk Clinton, yesterday f.
J.. Rummclin aud wife to {. r. Davis
warranty, $l75,, Lot Is, Block 3, Crime
Annex TO Ocean GWoc; W. {, Smith
and wife to ". G. Smith Jr, and wife
warranty. 81. Lots Il and l3 Block
8, and Lots |, .. 3, Block 81 The Plaza
The United States to ". A, Stevens
patent. the south east quarter Of sec
ton q. T. N. r. q, W; GustavC
Klactsch and wife to II, i. Noble, war
rantly, 81. the s. r. Ia Of section q
II sN.. X q W.
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Dedication Ceremonies The formal
observance OF the dedication Of the new
81, MaiHs hospital will take place to.
day, The program will commence at
900 O'Clock with the Blessing. and be
followed at 1890 by High Mass, At
2:30 o'clock the formal exercises will
occur at which time there will be
speeches by number of prominent
men. Archbishop Christie will deliver
an address, and Governor Chamberlain
has been asked to speak, and /, expect
ed TO arrive this noon for that purpose.
Others who will take part in the pro-
gram are DIR, j. A. Fulton, and Mayor
Herman Wise.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

For good shave go to the Occident
Barber Shop. Five chairs No long
waits.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

There seems to be an impression in
Washington that the Argentine Pink
Book sometimes colors things too high
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Washington.


Willapa Bay. page. Gs. 90, 20. and II.
Outer Buoy. RS, st,cas- can. with
"W H." in white was discontinued.
April 90 owing to the rapid shoaling Of
the former main (,outhl channel.
Inner Buoy. PS. Grst.class nun, will
he discontinued "A. soon as it is practi.
cable 10 do SO.
The north channel i. now used by all
vessels entering Willapa Bay
Ncm Sands Buoy, No o.. red second
elias. nun. was established, April 10,
in 81 feet of water as guide in the
channel to Nahcotta.
Sandy Point. right tangent, Ne,
n.
Ieadbetter Point, tangent, NV. by W.
SIS W.
Sand Island, Northeast End Buoy, No
@. red hrst-lclass nun, heretofore re.
ported adrift was replaced April 10.
Oystcrville Channel Buoy, No. 7, a
black third.class can, was discontinued
April 10.
Channel Starboard Side Buoy, No. .
red second d.class spar, heretofore re-
ported adrift, was replaced, April 10.
Oregon.
Scocoast or Oregon, page 80, Coquille
Buoy. red frst.class non marked "Co.
guile" in black, heretofore reported
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Has Returned.--Dr, c. w, Barr the
Hentist has returned and will be found
in his Office Mt the usual hours. 4'20
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Breaks the Record.--Deputy City At.
torney Frank Spittle has established II
new record for holding his breath,
Up to yesterday afternoon the attorney
had been compelled to breathe twice
during the time he read a complaint in
the police court, but yesterday he sur
passed his former time for fast reading,
and read the entire complaint on one
breath of air Attorney Spittle has
developed the art Of reading police COM
plants to an exact science and City
Attorney Smith is not in his class,
when it comes to reading these docu-
ments in record time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

The freighting steamship Barracuda
running in place of the Columbia in
the service of the San Francisco.Port.
land Steamship Company, arrived in on
her first voyage to this port yesterday
about 80 o'clock. She is a fine built
boat of about the tonnage of the Col.
umbia, but has no passenger accommo-
dations whatever She will be followed
by the Costa Rica, which should reach
here this afternoon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-29

Commander, U, S. N, Lighthouse
Inspector. Office of Inspector 18th.
Light. House District. Portland. Oregon,
April 81, 1905.
The evening world., 1906-05-31
MERRY LARK AND KEAT0R
REPORTED AT THEIR BEST
Gallops at Gravesend Show First Mason Again
in Fine Trim and Water Tank
Up to a Race.

The Gravesend track was in perfect
condition during training hours to-day.
In fact. superintendent Murphy has
kept II in arst-ciass order all season.
The following were the best workouts
noted:
ALENCoN-Four turlongs. in 90 81
handly bn good form.
MEMORIES Seven furlonss. IN 1S2;
handly. Should run well next out.
BULBS EYE-One mile in Li5 Is;
handily. Doing we'll.
CLOvERCREST-Three turlongs. in
O.37; breezlng Has speed: also IS At
MERRY LARk-One mile. N l53:
gallop!ng. II good form and Is at his
best
TENEZ-Four furlongs. In $50 2-5:
nandny Is o. very little account
RETORT-SiX furlongs in III. breez-
ing. In good trim
RICARDo-One mile In l.4s. breezlng.
Not worth considering.
WATER TANK-Ffve furlongs IN
los. breezing. VIII win frst time out
II placed right.
= 'KEAToREThree furlongs IN s5 3-5.
The evening world., 1906-05-31
A FEW TO TAB SHOWN
TO-DAY AT SHEEPSHEAD.

A light dr.zzllng rain fell at Sleeps
head Bay during the early hours. The
track was fast and some good moves
were recorded during the training
period. Tho best workouts noted FOL
low:
CERNI.EAN-Flve furlongs in I.e,
handlly. a speedy hlly OF the Potter
string. Tab her.
FAR wEsT-one mile in Ia. all out.
Mud IS long suit.
SAM II. HARRIS-one mile IN ~.
aalleplng, Better than rated.
DUFFIELD-Flve furiongS IN Les,
driving. Appears high
ALVIN Three furlongs in o59. pull
iug up Tab him Never was better.
PRINCE FoRTUNATAS-Fiye fur
longs IN los, easing up. Acts Ike a
IBSAAYoNEr-one mile IN 143, driving.
WIN do in q short race.
Won TROMP--One mile in Ia. hand
lly. Works better than he races
OYAMA-A half mile in o.5i. breezlng.
All he needs,
JAMES REDDIcK-seven f1rlongs In
The evening world., 1906-05-31

i.ss. galloping. Acted well this morning.
NOGI-Six furlongs In Is IL, hand
ny. Finished well in hand.
kUROkl-Fou furlongs in 20, easily.
4 -Tod three year -old.
BEN BAN-Ons mile In L55, breezinr,
a useful maiden.
M'KrTTREDGE-One milo IN l9s -,
very easily. Ac;s better than last time
BAEBERRY BELLE-Four furiong,
In 81. very easily. All she needs.
BELLE OF PEoUEST-one milo IN
I.5i. brvez,ng. Looks we'll after her ruce.
ROYAL. SCEPTRE = One milo in
l.5Gl- salloping. A high-class three
year-old.
. TopDLEs-Four furlonss in SO. breea.
iHFa Il on edge.
HAMBURG BELLE = Ono mils In
i.5i T. IN big gallon The best OF her
age.
JAMESON-One mile in 15. handiiy.
Works well. might improve
JOHN SMULSKT-Seven furlongs in
l35 galloping Wants cheap company.
kNIGHTON-One milo In L+6 S-G.
handily. Was never let down.
DON DIEGO-SiN furlongs in 12S,
breozing Looks well
TYRON-S.N furlongs In l2e. oreezing.
Is lust beginning training.
The evening world., 1906-05-31

breezing. In grand form and was
never better.
GLEANER-Six furlongs IN ils *.
handiy. Has speed and may win a.
cheap race
MINTlA--Th furlongs In OBJ 2-S.
broezing. In good form.
SIR IODDINCiIO\-Ii i've furlonSs IN
LOB hundlv. \ nice colt.
ROYAL BREEZE-F'Ive furiongs IN
] 6 hrcezing. Should win very soon.
liAd ba1 luck last time.
FIRST MASON--Six furlongs IN LII.
brecz!nE. In good trim.
WICkFORD--Six furlongs In LII 3-5.
handly. Improving every day.
BAT MASTERSOS-Five furlongs IN
i.o3 rs, breezlns. Acting well and Is
very TT.
NICETAS-One mile in Las handily.
Very good work. is about 1T
BELMERE-Fou furlongs in oE.
breezius. Seems 10 be q counterfeit
BERACHA-One mile IN l&6, breez-
ing Ready 10 race.
COMMUN1PAW-Fou furlougs IN
o.49 Is. handlly. Not OF much account
F. Z: SIAW-one mile In L5i. gallop-
ing. Not UP 10 much.
JOHN LYLE-one mile IN L5o. brees-
Ing Ready to race
The evening world., 1906-05-31
CHAMP IONS ON
ROLLERS TONIGHT
All the Big Speed Merchants
viii Contest for Prizes at
Madison Square Garden.

From the present outlook tho big
skating carnival arranged by Charlie
Earle for this evening nt Madison
Square Gardens big rink will surpass
ANYTHING OF its kind ever held here or
elsewhere. The entry lis; Is filled 10
Overlooking with not only the cham
pion roller skaters but also numbers
speed merchants OF the steel runners
who have recently taken up whirhng
on wood
There VIII he three events. held un-
der the sanction OF the National
Skating Association. These will In
clude race for noviccs. half-mile open
and n ona-mile handicap. The novice
race promises 10 be both exciting and
humorous In the halt-mile open such
well-known stars are entered rs s u.
Kirk. W. r. Lee, Ed Mullignn. II c.
pllllser. a. Y. SarNny. Allen Taylor.
Champion Morris Wood. H. + Earle
Phil Kcarney. W ". swan and H. T.
Mcdonald In the milo handicap ali
the speed merchants Of the ice and .ink
will compete. Among the entries are
II. C Doran. Tyson Haywood. jr. :
d. Kirk II McKeefery Ed Mulligan.
\. y. Sarony Allen Taylor Morris
Wood. Phil Kearney. r Potts L. l.
Crabb, Guy Lyman. W. " Swan. Gus
Stolz and others equally well known
The evening world., 1906-05-31
HAMBURG F|LLY
BROUGHT S11,0OO


BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK
May Sl.-Horscs were sold at auction
nero To-day for the estate Of the late
william c, Whitney. The prices paid
ana purchasers we're as follows.
E1'la by Baiyhoo---orthia James
j4ie. =, by iiImarnocN Field-Arscnt.
Itiuiecrlnkie. ch T. hv Klifnaruock
deer II r waitaey. 81 800 '''''-' ''' '''''
Jersey Lady ph T. hy Hamburc-Iady
Agnss H. p whitney. Si.ioG
VI" "lile~pmo Boy. D. z hy Mcddler-Tulla
blackburn II i whitney 500
S pemel 500
w,esibury =. by Mcldler-urana NJ.
81 T"fang + + e. Ia, ,Sg sg KiimTnoek-rhe Lion
rfoy Z ,lSjmaa %oI1 pr $50 oy Ha"ears-oei'Aa
Aziaaae br. r.. BY Hamburg Kaiula II.
rcscverance. en- C. by Meddler-cas.
ialia n =. Whitney. $1,000
Bay filiy by Yankee-corneia. S, c.
Hiigscih. 1900
Bey ny by Hamhurs--Ro,e standish.
II + WHuuey sllnoo.
Kay colt hy Meddler--Ssa Nymph \ II. T.
w. ney. 5000
Fa1s and flEHoios. hr. T.. by Yankee Re
nowu. j H. Mccormick S2,lo
Marathon. b. by Nartagpg II.
T. whitney s. 800
Begu,r Maid. b e. by Hamburg -MsrY c.
+ Johnssa. s. lO0
DLAl Ken, b. x hy Senkec-f'orget. 5.
D-s.mcl $. 100
The evening world., 1906-05-31
BOURNE NOW OWNS
THE WATCHUNG CUP

PfAINFIELD. y. j, MAY al-H. a.
Bourne's chestnut ge!dlns Red Light
won the Watching Cup the feature
prize OF the second annual sieeplechase
meeting OF the Watching Hunt here
Tie victory under the conditions OF
the trophy gives Mr. Bourne permanent
possession Of the cup. as ne won IT last
year as well with RED Light A. q
in the course made by the riders n
four other horses which finished far
ahead of Air, Bournes ; animal How
ever the judges had no recourse ex-
FIRST completed the regular route
The evening world., 1906-05-31
CATCHER PHELPS
CLAIMED BY BOSTON

PITTsBURG. May sl.-chairrnan Gar
ry Hermann. OF the National Commits
sion, here with the Cincinnati team, was
served with notice from Boston tina:
they claimed Catcher Phelps. now play
ing with Pittsburg; that they had
agreed to pay 1880 for him before his
ten days notice was up. and that Pitts
burg had no rislr to him. Hermann
admits the justice Of Bostons claim and
VIII likely order Phelps away from
Pittsburg.
The Pittsburg club owners are furi-
Gus, and claim that Cincinnati tried 10
ter his fen-day notice had expired and
he had been signed here. and IL was no.
until after the money lad been refused
that any mention Of Boston's claim was
made Dv Hermann.
The evening world., 1906-05-31
SCHOOLBOYS BREAK
TWELVE RECORDS

Twelve records were broken ve'er-
day by the athletes o. tlc Social s.tt.c
ments Of New YORK .n their apa1ai
outdoor championships % Cuaul.
Oval, WMlamsoridse THE e7utrsis
were so close tnut when 'Hc meet War
over tho BOYS Clup and Gordon Hou-,
had tied for Arst place. caea wt' O.
points
,husiasts. who cAoerod auG slriekcI
alternately. X. Wcuncrger 90 ule
ClaraS House, earned more points tor hls
Rettiemeut than ans other individual
He took frs; in tie l1l ana $50 ylrI
senior dashes and won the mae relay
IN a hot nnaa WITH two other teams.
NJ. Paaternak. oi Orc Chrlstoiorl House
also took two nTsts. the 100 and -
yard Junior dasaes
or the twelve broken re,ordS the most
remarkable performance WAS that % .
Faeming Boys CUB. VINO raised she
broad jump mark from Is feet inches
60 10 feet III. inches.
The evening world., 1906-05-31
KENNEY WINS, BUT
ONLY GETS DRAW
tsp.clal % rhe EveninE worl.N

LOWELL. Mass. May sl-Kid Pantz,
OF Boston. and Young Kenney. o,
Lowell. fought twelve-ro round draw IN
the rooms OF the Spindle City A. C.
last night. But for the agreement, for
draw II both men were on their feet
at the finish, Young kenney would
have been A winner
In the ninth. Referee Martin F1aherty
warned Kid Pantz II he didn't stp
holding henney's arms IN the clinches
he would be disqualified. The Boston
boxer made his best showing in the
eleventh round,
In the preliminary Young Donahue
ana Bobby kceler. % Lowell fought a
four-round draw. Billy Clinton of
Lowell. was given the decision over
Gus Ross OF Boston. in six-rouui
bout.
The evening world., 1906-05-31
CHAMPIONS NOT YET
BUT SOON, I'm OUR MIDST"
Stopped Off on the Way to Battle with Dodgers
Will Return After Series OF Four
Games in Quaker City.

1t is really true that there is such a
ball club as the Giants. and we can
prove IT by the fact that they have
played seven games al home and the
season Is only one-thlrd gone Just
when they played those seven games
may be a puzzle 10 some OF you. but II ;
down In history and counts OF al! the
peculiar baseball schedules ever pro-
mulgated the one now being offered is
the limit
Think Of the championship cub
ing the first two months OF the season.
Then think OF the fellows who are
blaming them for not leading the
league.
y glorious opportunity was before our
esteemed Champs yesterday TO strew
flowers upon the grave OF Chicago. as
well as our sister burg across the
bridge. but they struck snaR below
the water-line in Mr.. Mcintyre, OF Brook
iyn. ard dropped something that was
from Que p. Donovan would have put
tn.m in .he lead. But there's no use IN
crying over split milk. There are plenty
more TO work on.
Pitchers In Bad Shape.
McGraw Is somewhat saddened over
the cri'nps in his pitching staT but he
goes right along taking things as they
come. Nobody has yet heard him
make a holler. And nobody will
The schedule has somewhat dl.ar-
ranged Macs" usual line OF action
but with a long sicge at home. with op-
porturities to get his club in shape,
you may expect TO see things hum in
June.
Neck Smith was added to the catch
ing corps last night and LEFT with the
cub ior Philadelphia to-day. Aleck IL
a good plncn hi,ted and could have been
used several times TO advantage on tho
recent Western trip. but he was laid
up VITA a bad leg.
The Giants play their FIRST game AT
the Polo Grounds next Tueeday.
The evening world., 1906-05-31
FIGHTS TONIGHT.

At Long Acre A. C. West Twenty
ninth STeet-Star bout Will be one
OF six rounds between young
Otto. the local fighter with the
punch. and kid" Goodman. o. Bos-
ton. The preliminary contests are
Patsey McKenna VS.. Young Frenchy.
Owen Flynn VS.. Barney Sunshine.
Tom Lough-ey VI. Austin Rice
Jack CBatuiag) Nelson Va Young
Joe Grim. and Frankie Howe VS..
Pop" Elkes. These bouts will be
Of four rounds duration.
The evening world., 1906-05-31
THE Tuxedo Club people say ;ha'
the Fitzsimmons-B Burns hght vii

tho FltzsimmOus- Burns hght VIII
= surely come of next week Some
other people say i' won't Others have
their doubts.
In any case I'm sorry for Fitz and
Burns, for the postponemen' VIII sure
ly hurt the receipts.
Poor Titz seems TO be out OF luck.
In his present run of luck he couldn't
walk down street without being hit
By the first brick that fell on house.
Fltz has been handed more gold bricks
than any other hshter In the game. for
all his foxtness and ring cunning The
first one came his way when he fought
Hall In New orleans for a $4,000 purse
ana got nothing but u phony check
Tor his trouble. Then his many ana
various managers skipped with purses
stole. begged and borrowed from him
and trimmed him IN other ways In
Carson, where he won the champion
ship from CorbetL Fltz was persuaded
10 put his end OF the purse into the
business OF promouug the scrap The
promoter. Dan Stuart lost money I1tz
los, his $1,000
Bob has chased and has been chased
all over the country while trying 70
make an honest living by punching
other peoples heads Iils matches H.ivc
f0llen tnrOugh time and again. simply
because his name attracts the attention
OF hostile law-shnrps- tney know whom
he gets into "a ring lt's going To- bs
real night. Romemler what they haaIef
hm couple OF ycar ago in Phia-
o'Brien2 This looks Ike a second dose
~ Essington
The evening world., 1906-05-31
GrNTLEMAN Signing rs con

GENTLEMAN signing his com
~ munication r. c. wishes 20
L = know why Il is that say an
soluteiy nothing about c. NJ. Danle's'
% according to your own cable reports
no easily defeated the worlds best
.wimmers. which in my opinion is
far more valuable accomplishment tnan
the mere throwing ot a stone or a
discus
I'll call T. c.'s attention TO the fact
that his accusation is little mixed
as he nrst states that say absolutely
nothing about Daniels"-and then re-
1ers 10 my own cable reports OF
Danlels's victory at Athens.
II you had followed the Evening
World closely, F. c.. you would have
found at least two OF my stories about
Daniels's swim.
Perhaps ! should have written more.
Daniels is the greatest swimmer in the
world. a good friend OF mine. and
assure you that would no, on any
account "bemean myself (whateyer
you may intend 20 convey by thaO by
allowing personal prejudice to influence
me, and so ignore him"
As for your opinion OF the relative
importance OF the various events I Will
say that in Athens. where the Olympic
games were held. the discus was con-
s.dered second only 10 the Marathan
race.
Ninety thousand people, seated IN the
s;adion. saw the discus thrown. AS
many more stood on tho hills beyond
the sadion walls.
The swimming events were held q, tho
sea coast about ten miles from the
city There was pier there. with
seats for hurdred or two OF specta-
tors When l went down 10 see tho
swimming races even this small stand
was only half filed l believe there
were more swimmers and divers :han
there were spectators or course this
was unfortunate. but it shows that the
Greeks a, least must have disagreed
with you.
Daniels won his heat in the hundred
meters with yards TO spare. He took
the hnal by foot or two. after splen-
did spurt. lie also swan the last 800
yards In the team relay. but started so
far behind that It was imposs. bic to
AXE up the lost ground. and so he
made lelsurely finish Daniels did not
compete in the io0-metre swim because
OF the extreme coldness OF the water
He is now In England, where he VIII
nwim several races before returning TO
New York. I join you in wishing him
the best OF luck.
The evening world., 1906-05-31
BY BOZEMAN BULGER.

Friends and fellow-countryvnen. we
regret TO inform YOU this morning that
the Giants are no longer I'm our
midst"
Like wolves on a Sleeping herd they
swooped down upon Brooklyn when the
.porulacs was ut rest. created some
havoc and in twenty-four hours are
hghting the battles OF the brave in a
cold and distant cline.
The evening world., 1906-05-31
Lewis TRAINING at Elmer's.

Harry Lewis. tho clever Philadelphia light
weight. who is matched to hox Gus Gardner
FOR six rourls before the Marlborough y. e,
on Monday night has arrived In town and
will begin training for tho contest to-day Rt
Buly Elmer's gymnasium Lewis - anxious
to defeat Gardner. he has been promised
some important matches in the event OF win
ming from Gnrdrer
The evening world., 1906-05-31
TOMMY MURPHY TO
BOX AMBY NJ GARRY

Aiuby McGarrs, tho Bronx w1lloper.
who las been hurlins dets the best
light and welter-WeiShts IN IA" country.
and who have passed him up, not
through any fear OF has Jpllty. has
bcen called 1y Tommy Murphy, TN. best
fcatherwe.rht In Gotham Pommy Is
rounds lighter than McGIrry. bur be
lieVcs that his boxing sklll and punching
ability can offse. the weight handicap.
and Murphy has many admirers Who
ure willing to wager that he can beat
tnc wllloper
They are TO meet before tho South
BROOKLYN a. G. 81 Sheepshead Bay. on
June 4 for six rounds This win fol-
.ow Mirrhy's hSht with Bcr1 ISeyes for
six rounds at tho Ilomard A. G.. In
BROOKLYN. on Friday night Charlie
White is slated 10 referee the contest