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the Iow neck 10 de6iF8n. Both the
front and the back OF the waist are
tucked to give a yoke eneot ana the
closing is mads inEisibiy 81 she back.
The full sleeves are arranged over
fitted foundations that are tAced 20
match the ohemisette whoa long
sleeves are desired.
The quantity OF material required
Tor me medium size is yards "a, 31s
vards 81 or 2 Yards "A inches wide
with az ward OF all-over lace for the
ebemisette or a yard when long
sleeves are used.
The pattern $3.50 is cut In Sizes for
a 80, 81, 80, 80 ana 40 inch bust
measure.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Cigarmakers Union.
Christian Scientists.
Wilmington Rifle Club.
Sheridan Post, G.. A. r,
Jacobs Camp. NJ. W. A.
Camp No. ?, =. %. A.
Hope Lodge, I. %. o. II
America Lodge, s. of II.
Franklin Circle, B. Of U.
Welcome Lodge o. S. B.
Blue Rock Council. r. A.
Delaware Lodge, ID. o. III.
Champion Lodge, X. of p.
Delaware Council. o. B. j..
Friendship Lodge X. of +.
Delaware Lodge, A. o. U. w.
Paperhangers Union, No. 81.
Columbia Lodge a. o. ". w.
Usage Tribe, lmp'd. Q. r. NJ.
Wilmington Council. @. Is. u.
Oriental Lodge, A. f. q A. Nj.
Delaware Council, o. u. A. M.
Daughters of Levi, i. J.. %. A.
Young Mems Democratic Club.
st. Andrew Council, l.. %. r. Q.
Smyth Circle, Ladies Of @. A. X.
Naomi Lodge, X. D., ]. o. o. 4.
Eden Lodge, No. Us. J. o. q. II.
German Beneficial Society, No. 2.
East Side Republican Association.
Diigent Council. Jr. o. Y. A. NJ.
Welcome Council, Jr. o. U. A. Nj.
Star of Bethlehem Lodge, l.. O. i.
Mattahoon Tribe, lmp'd. o. II. nj.
Harmony Council, No. /, U. Il. of A.
Washington Camp, No. 6. r. %. ). A.
Wilmington Division, u. R..k. st. J. a NJ
William Mckinley Conn.,, A. 4 o. /. X. NJ
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A force of linemen IN the service Of
the p, b. & w. railroad, under the
direction of Foremen Walker and
Young. have changed the Postal wires
from the lower GROSS arms to the upper
ones on the line between the new
Office building and MARKET and Water
streets, where the lines join with the
cable Of the company. Forty eight
wires had to be changed.
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NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.

All subscribers who give Us their
contracts on or before the Goth instant
for telephones, that can be installed at
once, will be listed in our new
directory, which closes on that date.
DelmRFvia Telephone Co..
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The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons of Delaware will hold it's 3stb
annual convooation this afternoon in
the Masonic Temple.
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.oriing to the New Building
''l Nrii1anca Nov Pending
nTlyDGRAVELPERNITTED
the slope is Not More
gnen .n Three Inches to.
the Foot
b. WALLS MUST BE EXPOSED
lace the Roof is of Fire-proof
Material.

p.culatlons Concerning water
r'eN roofs or within Buildings-
ianh' cannot be Used as Dwelling
,.O,s' Except in special Cases.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
EVEN BREAK COMES OFF
AT FAIR GROUNDS TRACK
SaIyicia Proves the Sensation
of the Afternoons Racing;
McGee Is Clever.

Special Tho Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, March So-Favorites and
outsiders divided the money the Fnlr
Grounds today. tho feature event being
the fourth for nvc-eighths OF mile, in which
SsIvioa- rank outsider. beat out the fovoritc
Lucy Marie and Commodore Thcim, who were
coupled together TO win tho flrst money az tho
AcGcSSsy entry.
Clever Riding by Jockey McGee.
Tho clever riding OF Jockey McGec was n
great help 10 tho outsider winning muddy
track. as ho outccncraled the other mounts.
Results
First race. six furlongs. scnins-Maureen
ven. kckate second, Dunce Music third Time,
Second race nve and a half furlongs, selling
Globe Runner won, Loretta II. second.
skyte third. Time, l:lc.
Third race, mile, sellng-claremsnt won.
bapplo Cold second, Ncrndah third. Time.
Fourth race. h,if-miIe-saIvIca won. Lucy
Marie second. Racl<mute third Time, 1903.
Fifth raco. six nrlongs. sclling-Peul won,
Limerick second. Kings Gem third. Time.
III As,
Sixth rnce. mile. ssllng-John Mcbride won,
Flautus second Lady Ray third Time l:i6.
Saturdays Fair Grounds Entries.
First race. six furlongS selllnE-Limerck
los John ii: Kirby loa Ancient Witch ~, Port
nice los. Jucora 30 My Gem los. Charles Mckee
9S. Vagpry I05 Trlgg l02 Aorre l02. Ethel
Mark IS obcron 81, Alista 1O5
Fad Hin 100 Bitter Anne 81 Commodore Thcin
100 Blackwell 81. Duchess OF MontebcllO -,
Dorothy II. "a. Friction l0D. Hemuth l0t. Dry
Dollar 1l. Miss Hyncs l0l. Ayeon lol. Capt,
MacComack 100. ]. j.. Jr.. 81, Queen Sabbath
l0D Blnckmate l07
Third race six furlonss, selling-Eiastio 115.
Electric Spark 100. Mnlstcr 1l2 Platter ll3.
Envcritc l09. Hannibal Boy 1o2 Dan NcKenna
s7. Idottorc los Last Cherry 81.
Fourth race, handicap slx furlongs-Invin-
ciblc %. DcuS Temps IS. Guiding Star lla.
Ropid Water l%N BureiGh 100 Columbia Girl
IGj Gold Enamel IO7. FcDian SIS. Couple Star,
Water and Burlegh Hidreth's entrS)
Fifth race selling. mile and seventy yards
GlenGallhnt l07. Bonnie Prince Charles Ill,
Decoration lGe. Colonist H., Fred Hornbeck
!o4, Joe Lesser ll}. Dromio l02 ARABIC los, Cole
bration no. Besterlng los RaVane 81 Nance
XII Ill, Uncle Henry l03, Whppoorwiil 10
Sixth race six furongs selling-EVening
Stnr lOo Felix Mozzes ll9, Lythellst IS. Stock
wood 92 ]. c. Glenn 100. Hyacinth log Marvel
p. 81. Stella Echburg So Banposal %, Gay AIDE
laido 9S, All High 10
Seventh race. mile and seventy yards, cell
ing--Intrgue l02. Jungle Imp l03, Gay Llzctto
1G7. D. W. Flynn 49, Glecmon 102 North Wind
ll2 Water Lake SS. Beechwood 100, Narna l02,
Barkolmore III. Plautus lA Mahogany S.
TroGon 100, Mint Leaf l07, Safeguard 1o9
Track slow: weather cloudy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
CARMEN WILL STRIKE
Employees of Oakland Traction Com
pany Demand Higher Wages.

OAKLAND. Cal, March 9o.-By a vote OF
6l0 TO IS. the members OF the CaTncn's union
of this city in s-cre- meeting held early this
morning. decided to Sntor On a strike against
the Dokand Trnction company, because the
union demands upon the company were de-
nied.
The demands OF the union include a numhcr
Of different cases for settlement which were
presented 10 the company some timc ago, but
the main points at Issue orc the granting of a
fiat rate nf q cents an hour for all mrn,
Of the union.
Tho officials OF ttc company have already
declined 10 Grent he request and have avoided
anything that may be construed n recoEni-
tion OF the union. declaring In their reply 20
The demands made that II not to the
men members of the organization, but they
repla1 merely to their employees The vote
20 strike has not yet affected tho oys-
TEN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
INDIA IS STILL IN
DANGER FROM RUSSIA
So Says Viceroy te Native Mem
berS of His Calcutta
Council.

CALCUTTA March 20-& denuncle-
tion by native members of the Yiceroys
council today, during discussion of the
budget of the enormous military eXpendi-
ture demanded by Lord Kitchener Com
mandel Chief Of the British force In
Indie, which the speakers declared to be
unnecessary, now that the strength of
Russia is broken" drew a warning re-
ply from the Earl OF Mimic, the Viceroy,
who said he hoped India would never be
deceived into false security,
Danger Still Exists.
He added: Il cannot agree that Rus
sias reyerses has minimized the dan
gers or the frontier for all time, | am
afraid inat we shall be much moro i'm
PEELED to consider the effect those reverscs
Will have on the pride of q high-spirlted
race In time Russia will feel competent
to recover her lost prestige and the price
now paid for our army is q premium for
the Insurance Of India %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Winners at City Park Track.

NEW ORLEANS. March 3o.-City Park TO
suts: Fist race. -four furonRs-Lens won.
King Leopold second Moneymaker third
Time, 70 rs seconds.
Second race. mile anG eighth. selling
Two Penay won DunSannon second Swift
Wing third Time, 80
Third race. Ave and half furlongs. selling
Prestige won, Lord Dixon second. Golden
Monk third. Time. l:01
Fourth rece, mile. selllnE-Creel won, Ruth
W second Kara third. T.mo, 1;S7 3-5.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth. selling
Welsh won. Foasoluca second Ezra third.
Time. 80 Is.
hmvM f. n---.,.DRKY6hr5o. hrdl shrd,u hrdl
Sixth race. s=vcn furlongs. sclline-Jim Beat
tie won. Godc second, SuZzane Eocamoro
third. Time 1;So,
Seventh race. five aud half furlonGs, soIl-
ing-I.idwino won. Limerick Girl second, Mus
sulman third Time. i;lO 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
TO CHECK PLAGUE
Government Is Fighting Strange Dis
ease In Island Of Guam.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Gangrosa- Il
tropical disease more repulsive than lep-
rosy, has become SO prevalent upon the
Island OF Guam that Lieut. McNamee
L. S. N, the Acting Governor of the
island, has recommended the establish
n.ent OF a hospital for the isolation OF
the disease, which is believed to be highly
contagious Admiral Rxey. surgeon
general of the navy, has approved the
recomme ndation, and VI is likely a $1,000
hospital for cases of the new disease will
be erected ct once near tho Lcper hospital
Lieut.. McNamee Gays the disease de-
stroys the upper part OF the face by slow
alterations. and Is more horrible, both to
the victim and his companions. than lep-
rosy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Results at Bennings.

WASHINGTON. March 30.-Dennirgs results
First race, three -year-olds. selling. nve and q
half furlonCs. Columbia couIse-Chicftan won.
Brush-Up second. Bluo Coat third Time, 10
Second rsce, maiden hllies two-yeor-olds,
half mile. old course-W oodwitch won. Bath
Maria sccond, Havana third. Time. 81 seconds
Third race. mares, threo-yesr-olds and up.
ak furlonzs Columbia course-Bivonac won,
Tickle second Society Bud third Time. lie
Fourth race, maidons, throc-yeor- -olds. ak
and half furlongs, Columbia coursc-Critical
won. Kirh Brush second. Radical third
Time. 1:1c.
Fifth race. selling, three -year-olds and up
werds. seven furlongs. Columbia course-Reid-
mooro won. Delphic second, Jack McKcon
third. Time. 1r3o
Sixth race, handicap, three yearolds and up,
mile, Columbia course-Btll Curtis won, Duke
OF Fendal second. Sailor Boy third. Time
~ L.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
WEATHER RECORD

Weather for today-Psity cloudy. With local
sSsowera-
Yesterdays report at tho local Office of the
weather bureau:
MAXIMUM temperature, IS deg. minimum
temperature, 81 deg. mean temperature 81
dag, which is deg above the normal
AcSninulsted deucloncy OF temperature since
the nrst OF the month"; s. deg
Accumulated dsncieucy Of temperature since
he first Of the year, 20 deg
Total precipitation from r. m 10 6 %. M
none.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation since
The flrst OF the month. IL Inch
accumulated excess Of precipitation since tho
;lrst OF the yer. ia Inches
Eelative humidity at D. M, n per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
INSURANCE BILL PASSES
Stringent Measure Now Goes to New
York's Governor.

ALBANY. y. Y. March 3o.-The Assem-
bly, today passed the insurance bill. post
poning until November 10 next the annual
elections of directors and trustees OF the
New York Life, Mutual Life and Mutual
Reserve OF New York and Security Mu-
tual OF Binghamton, terminating on that
date the terms OF Office Of all present
directors and trustees OF these. and pre-
scrlbing that at the elections. when held,
no proxy shall be valid II executed prior
10 September -6
The bill passed the Senate yesterday. 1t
now goes to the Governor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Results at Oaklawn.

HOT SPRINGS. March 3O-Oaklawn results:
First race, six furlonRs-Nipcrine won. King
Wild second, Du5ppy third Time. l:l7 So
Second race, three and half furlongsMiss
Martha won. Mondicus second. DR.. Root. third.
Time. Hls seconds.
Third race flye and o half furlongs-Foxhill
won, Kefalda second. j. W. O'Neul third
Ttme, 1:l0 as.
Fourth ruce mile and qusrter-Dolinds
won; George Vivian second; Los Angclono
third Time, 2l2,
Fifth racc, mtle-Goung Salar won Cadillac
second. Odd Elm third Time, LAG 3-5
Sixth race. seven furlonRs-Stump Town won
The BorGien second, Ambcrita third. Time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
NOTED INDIANS WE'D
Famous Athlete and Beautiful Maid
en- Married at Carlisle.

CARLISLE. Pa.. March 30,-Thc
wedding OF Wilson Charles, a famous
Indian athlete. and Elizabeth Knud-
son, beautiful Klamath Indian maid
en- from California, was celebrated
with imposing military ceremony be-
fore 1000 guests last evening Mai.
Mercer, superintendent of the Carlisle
Indian school, gave away the bride.
The Rev. Alexander Mcmillan Of the
Episcopal church performed the SER
vice. The iohcngrip and Mendelssohn
wedding marches were played by a
lnrgc Indian orchestra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Final Handball Game Today.

The nna hantball contest Of tho high school
tvo-man tournament scheduled to be
pulled of yesterday afternoon. but through
misunderstanding one OF tho teams failed TO
put In appearance and the contest
postponed until this morning at 1850 o'clock.
The game VIII be between H Richardson and
Critchlow ard -, Richardson ard Howard.
and Win decide the championship for the high
school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
THAT'S TOO BAD!
Standard Oil Said to Suffer From Chi
nese Boycott

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Foster
bill to permit Chinese stAlents. merchants
and travellers TO enter the United States
was the subject OF hearing today by the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Witnesses told OF the decay of American
OIL company being among the sufferers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
BURKE BILL FAVORED
Old Claims Of Indians May Reach q
Settlement

WASHINGTON. March So-The House
Committee on Indian Affairs today au-
thorized favorable report on. the Burke
bill. directing the Court OF Claims to ad-
judcate for payment the annuities which
would have been due the Sisscton and
Wahpeton Indians but for their partIci-
patton in the Sioux outbreak OF 1852 The
Indians claim s2.274.4 475 as the amount due
The Government estimates the amount at
e. to2 1bo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Foundation Collars.
Val Iaces and insertions aUorM "
to soc dozen, special Csc dozen.

OF New York, Fearing and Scott won
the championship doubles last year.
Inc match was the longest and most in
terestlng contest OF the tournament. as
the pairs won alternately until the end
or the fourth. Then the home players
won the NTH and the visitors tied them
In the sixth. The final set was won by
score OF Is TO o.
Next week the championship single
court tennis tournament will be decided
on the New York clubs courts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
TENNY's FATHER SUES CLUB.
Enters Damage Suit for 100000
Against Manaqers Of Contest.

SAN FRANCISCO. March a0.-Isaan Tcnne-
baum, father OF Harry Tennebnum, better
Known cs Harry Tcnny. the puElllst who died
dftor bis glove contest with Frankie Neil
February IS. has sued the Associated Athletic
clubs. which conducted tho affair, for 500. 01o
damagss He accused tho managers OF the
light OF being responsible for the death OF his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Dubei Tailor Juniors Win.

Tho Dubei Tailor Juniors laid the heavy
hand on the Fromonts by n score OF "A TO 8
yesterday
The Dubei Tailor Juniors are stll out with
a challenge 10 play my team In the State
Whose players do not go over IL years OF age
The lineup OF the winners:
otto Heath. C; Leonard Hidglcy, p; Frank
Dubci, LIST b.; Claude Spencer. md b.. Fred
Apgeil 8. =; Edwin Young. 3rd b.; Reuben
devils ]. f., Harvey Doles C r. Harry Hill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Transportation Sent Him by
Manager Donaldson of Ath
Ietic Club Yesterday.
FORMER CHAMPION DUE
HERE ON SATURDAY
Dick Hyland Makes Fine Show
ing in Exhibition at the
Lyric Theater.

transportation was sent yesterday to Young
Ccrbctt, who is mt present in San Francisco
by Manager james Donaldson OF tho Palace
Athletic club. and the clever little Denver box
or Ia due 10 arrive here Saturday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
GEN. DAVIS FAVORS
CANAL At SEA LEVEL
Appears Before the ISthmian
Commission With Many
Arguments.

WASHINGTON. March S0.-Gen George
W. Davis. formerly OF the Istbmlan Canal
commission, and Governor of the canal
zone and later chairman of the board OF
consulting engineers, appeared before the
Senate Committee on lnteroceanlc Canal
yesterday in support of the majority re-
port, recommending the construction OF a
sea-level canal.
Believes No Danger,
Commenting upon the alleged dangers
Of big ships passing each other the VIII
ness sald the se7-level plan provided for
every ship likely to be built In the next
twenty years. and there was no point
where the ships likely to pass through
the canal could not meet in perfect safety.
When the need for a wider canal arises.
said Gen. Davis, this country would be
ready 10 enlarge the canal, which he be-
lieved could be easily done. He illus
trated his statement with a group OF de-
signs showing the largest ships afoat In
the proposed canal.
Would Soon Pay Cost.
Cen. Davis concluded long statement
with the assertion that II a sea-leyel ca
nal were constructed at the cost OF $3.50 =
coo COO, and Its usage equal to the use OF
the SueZ canal. the canal bonds could be
redeemed from the revenues In twenty or
twenty-five years.
Members of the committee will question
Gen. Davis tomorrow.
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at 20 TO than when n fuNorlte. n short time
ago no stopped at nvc furlonss. while today he
passed tho ncld and held tho favorite. Rector.
safe all tho way. Galvanic, who raced out
with tho winner. tired and dropped into third
position.
DR.. Gardner's Farewell Bow.
.pr. Gardner mado his farewell appearance
ipere In tho Ksbor handicap and leaves with
wing colors At to he raced out with Prin-
oass Titanla and had trouble In winning as
nc pleased. Weather rainy. track sloppy
Rosults:
First race futurity course-James A Muir
fay, ll6 tRceinSonls 20 10 /. won; Rector. l20
l.ynch). to 2, third. Time. i;n Master.
Bob Mclean, Miss Raphael. Virginia Roy.
Brown Patsy, Circus and Black Joe also ran
Second race, three and half furlongs-May
=. n, LOG tGrahnm), is to s. won; Knmsack.
~ buchanan. TO 2. second; Ramiro ios
6er,ie A, Tanana Utica Menden, Goidena.
ocean Shore and Bona also ran.
;t Bird Of Passage Goes Through.
Third race, one mile-BIrd OF Passage. lc7 81.
5 Walsh. il TO ?, won; Easy street, lo2 tsan-
70 1, third, Time, 1aS'. Eibo, Jolly Witch,
standard. Mountebank. Florence Tonso. Auto
mood and w r Palmer nlso ran.
Fourth race, six and n half furlongs hisber
handicop-Dr. Gardner. llG CDugan). To 8.
Won; Princess Titania, los (Grahnm). to !,
second; Sir Edward loi Rice), l3 TO l. third.
Fifth race. ak furlongs-Lord Nelson, 20
Sandy, To Q. won; Hedsctborn. lo4 CRiecl,
10 10 :, second Noncie Mabel. ~ Ureston). 70
10 l. third. Time, l:lSA, Cocksure, Abe Never.
BttSy, st Volma and Sainada nlso ran
Sixth race one mie-Critical. l07 tRobinson),
even, won, ST. George. Jr., ll< tMindeD, . to
D. second; Boloman ss (Grnhaml, to l, third.
Time, l43A. Weo Lass and Wrenne also nah,
Saturdays Oakland Entries.
First rnce. milo and quarter-orchan no.
MAI. Tcnny 107, LanFdown l07. Royal Red lo4
Horbor lo7 Mordonte l02. Leila Hin 1o2.
Second race seven furlongs-Anyll l06. Yo!-
lo~stone los. David Boand los, B1arthorpe
lq3, Shady Lad lo2, Matt Hogan i02. Golden
sunrise loo. Peggy ONeil IS. Mr.. Farnum e7
Cardinal Sarto 81, Warte Nicht 81. Lucrece 90.
Third race, nyo furlongs-Masedo Ill. Judge
III. Young Pilgrim Ill. Head Dance l07. Bob
Rn&on loI. Rabert 1o4, Ciosslpcr lO2. I'm Joe
%, Akbar 95.
Fourth rnce, Gcbhard handicap, Ave fur
longs-Nativc Son lis. Blagg III. Mabel Hol-
lander Ill, Tony Faust 10 Woolma ST9 PIN
Sim los. SaxonIn I0I, Elmdalc l0 Yankee Jim
lI. Ealeureuse 10i. Doc Craig lg Queen
.Nleeno a9. FL Tovar los.
Fifth race, Lisbon handicap. mile and
qSnrter-Soufriore 112. Preseryator l0l, Be
kighted 100. Roycroft 100 I'D Sheridan 49,
critical sS.
Sixth race. one mile-Gatcway 100, Dixie Lad
ies. Yada los. Red Light l07 Blue Eyes l0j.
Graceful 1o7 Lily 0oiding 100, Elevation ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-31
Catcher King Joins Nationals.

COLUMBUS. o, Iarch 3o.-Catcher John
rS'ine has signed \ contract for 1906 with tho
'hlcaCo club OF tho National league.