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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To D. Willis. l.. Flowers, A. Newman.
 x Fox. and their heirs, success
 orS or assigns
 You arc all hereby notified that have expended during the years of l9jG to 1908 one hundred dollars each yc1r in labor and improvements upon the Tundra claim. situated on the rigat limit of the Topkok river. back of the lagoon. in the Nome Mining District. District of Alaska. Location notice recorded in vol. l6I. recorders office. And you all are further notified that if you do not within ninety (9o) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate share of such ex- penditures as eo-owners. your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 23e4 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 HARRY EVERETT.
 Co-Owner. Date Of first pub. April 6. 1908.
 Date of last pub. July 6. 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Gustaf Nosby. Christ GtbcrtS,-r. X. Watson. ole Brown their heirs. sue Cessnrs or assigns
 You and c5cit of you are hereby mo- tiiied that l. The undersigned. have expended in labor and Improvements the sum oJ one hundred tSIool dollars for each Of the years 1906 and 1sO7 upon the following described placer mining claim. to-wit Puet Group claim. situated on Placer creek. tri- hutaEy of Good Hope river. Fafhavcu Mining District. District of Alaska
 Nnd you and each of you. afe fur thcr notified that if you do not within ninety ,gop days from the dat 4f final publication of this notice. eau.a te be Laid to the undersigned your rropor- donate share of said expenditure. as co-ewncr your interest in said claims will become the property of the uu- dersirnci under section a3s4 af the Revised Statutes of the United states. Date of first pub April II. lanS.
 Date of last pub July IT. i9os
 1T SAMUELS0S.
 Co-DHHer
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
BRIDE LOANS HUSBAND TO
 FRIENDS WHO FRISCO HIM

CHICAGO. Mrs. Franklin Y. FL der. who uum yesterday w.ts Miss Hfancn, Buckley of Louisville. Ky. leaned hsr husband ro har bachelor friends fef. % farewell supper last night. When -#s maaad hHa hs was pcr= feetiy gaad husband. vith a beautiful musfaruz handsome haad of hai-z wedding smile. Shr smilngly warn ed tara to let Frank come home carly. because feday tbcy start fsr their new somr in Seattle when her husband w1S returnr, f" her MrS- Elder had a had shock
 His friends had during the course nf their farewell dinner clipped hfs Htlf o'e-- shaved eff Hi- beautiful nu-iaehe. painted his hair rad. and hiaaaed his face Hirn charcoal His friends s=eprted hun forcihly about the town far rVhibftiou purposes. Then tHsy returned him tn his bride. who. NfH 'h. aid of a -crubbing brush. started ia ta lnate him rressntabls. while haa husband vowed murl P 1edu-f his "fH.uds"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
SUM MONS.
No 1870

No. 1870
 In the District Court in and for the District of Alaska. Second Division. Joseph weyerhorst. plaintiff. vs. Eliza Wcy"rhorst. defendant The President of the United States Gf America to Eliza Weyerhorst, the above named defendant. Greeting You arc hereby summoned and re- quir"d to appear and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff filed herein in the office of the clerk of the above namel court at Nome. Alaska. within thirty days after the completion of the period of publication hereof. herein specified. or judgment will be taken against yo1: and you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer the said complaint the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein demanded. to-wit: To dissolve the bonds of matrimony cx- isting between said plaintin and said defendant
 This summons Is served by publica- tian pursuant to law and to the order of said above entitled court. and made on the 7th day of April. 1908. the date of the last publication being the 18th day of May 1908.
 JNO. II. DUNN. Clerk of the District Court in and
 for the District of Alaska. Second
 Division.
 By Angus McBride. deputy clerk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
DRIVING OUT NATIVES.

The question as fp the .Npedisues af driving natives away from Nome and tho other Alaskan cities HiH not want discussion r the eNistene, IT people with pro and contra ideas k alone needed for like all other questions under The -aH much may bs said on both sidcs of it.
 Al first glance II would seem that the absence of tHr Eskimo from this city would remove him from Inc temp fation to imitate the vices of Inc white and would compel him ta depend zale- lH nR his =#H --ura-- fee his -Hb- ~istcuce.
 on the other hand. thera win bc many 10 hold that the conditions ere ated by tho VF ftr mans coming havo become rooted in tho Eskimo soil and hay" born fruit which the native has come gradually To regard as neces- earr. article of his existence. The Eskimo has made the white man his market and has revoIuHonized his for mer primitive methods and adopted the baHefiae idea= af fhc stranger
 To drive hfm eHt now might mean compulsory retroeressian. to leave him hero might mean his condemnation ta th" position of the ahfte#man. meuiaI or w"rsr still. ta Inc place where hc would more easite bs made The victim af the aan=eieucefess paIeface
 Of cour-e it is safe tu say. the men who ara directly interested in the na- tives have made q careful study of all the circumstances and wIl know hest how tn dead with the matter Also. here is no doubt that the authorities will make no move without having fully considered all the details Of tho situation.
 But Che future of the race is at stake and il should not depend upon Inc mere turning of q card
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Peter Zowras. James MantJoS, 4. Englert. Grant Vaughan. Ole Vlke. J. Johnson. D. Levy. their heirs and assigns.
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned has expended more than the sum of one hundred ($1OOl dollars on the following placer mining claim for the year 1907. to-wlt. The Old Chan mel group, on the east side of Bowhead creek. a tributary of Cripple river, slt- uated in the Cape Norne Mining Dis trict. District of Alaska. and recorded in Vol 144. page 2s4. Bonanza Record ing District. District of Alaska. Lo- eatcd March %. 1905
 And you gre further notified that if you do not within ninety C90) days from the date of final publication here of, cause to he paid to the undersigned your proportionate shares of such ex- penditures as eo-owner your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersinged under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 \. q. SWANSON.
 CO-Cwner. Date of first pub. March 31. 1908. Date of last pub June 90. 1908
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To J x NakEila his heirs. sueeeezors ur assigns
 You are hereby notified that 1. the undersigned, have expended h labor and Improvements Inc sum af one hundred es1ool dollars for each If the years loos and tao7 upon thc following described rIaeer mining claim. ta-wit: Columbia Group claim. situated n Cripple creek Fairhavrn MinHg Dis trirt District af Alaska.
 And you. and each ot you. af fur ther notified that if you aa not within ninety oaa1 days from tho datc af final publication of this notice. cause to be paid to the undersigned your nfapor- tiuuatr share uf said expenditure. IS ce-aWneft yuHr interest in said claims VIII hccemc Inc property of the uu- der~ienea under section e32i af the Revised Statufee of the United States. Dat" of first pub April II. l9oS. batc af last pub July IL l9as.
 IT SANtGELS8S.
 tu-HNHtr
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

 %aties is hereby given that bids win be received al the office of The Clerk of the District Court until $ ".eis elk F.. m. au Tuesday April 2t- l'eN. for fh" removing of three huil1- ines nu Earack Square. a distance ar twenty feet tn thc seuth from "her. they now stand. and placing them uu foundations
 Also separate bids for building 4 foundation eH Earfaek Square for # eearf heuse. plans and specifications of which may bc seen at the office of the clerk of the said cour; The right tn reject anv and all bids is reserved
 ALFRED S MOORE.
 Judge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
TOLSTOI
 TO GEAR
TALENTED AUTHOR ADVISES NICHOLAS TO ABOLISH
 HIS ARMY.

ST pErEBSEUEG since count La. Tasa. MS sxamumuuiytt,l bt ue h.e -,usa .f fbr Russian Greek ,Harr. s.f## attempts have b,.ss u4a. F. f-W tra ear I.. H= rsfa' -.I a.a,rs ta htia1 aGeu, e-aa#a. .u hstusaa taa aut ar nd the-f HF church. THs sstr bz. ha# a4a- eah ta Matmfaz= tH }#.a- ah, has euesesrssI t,. ,iIe yaa# rite 4 r.aHzaulI letter fa tH= aa#s EH, ssar Ha- #-Ead Hs- De- rsE. Grand puts,. rau-tmru. . a7#HH ##f ar fHs HlH-= family aHH re~ia, ef various scirHaG, ereaai- afar. ID vrifr JH~ Jrttgr To Count rasu making sueH 3 rraroeal af rr. c9rHf.#frn
 eeHs fal~tei b5= rrrHed ta thr ist- t,r as la. grard auk,. iacIasiur special .ett,r ta 'ha czu rho e#v, 4 tHl# f.aH#ae a. fulias..
 Yas Majesty \ f-a mafs dass wees- a# years and aaT gone. safHa daz- lecade~ mar. ad yaar ma jczfv e5f follow ms example. That E tHe-tamu law of nature. Eut he- fer- tat aee0r- de-lfe t4 direct tho. Haes ta you az the rulr- af .h. rsass. people.
 ai sHH you r1uid f.>foH and realize t#s words aa4 ,xamrlr of cbrizl 'WHa-e ..iG be master shall bs sar- vaHf af q, atber- Ta ral. people af d3as mol mean ta govern thea force aud liulspc.. but to s,Es .aam with wisdom and iase. and cvs-nf- .Hr highest ideals farf f#.. br8- eHa af lHa ruled.
 aN,ith-r parliament nor rsaztja- tianal government makss a nation aams great ar advauegd EH ths iicais for which thsz stt,. ad Inc freedom necessary [" obtain these idsai- r vaa wiH b. :. ralef a- ds- ~eFIhod and realized hg Christ yaar first date i~ ts build your -oVefagHfv urai tHs lova of peace. Ib,Ifs 4a hrafhrrh.ud Build vour empire upon ] tHe r.iIgan ef humanity and peace aal ther. Hlu not b. necessary either I rfIz'n- at eHarmous military exrcnz- oles freedom T." every nan ta tmaE worship or sr,als ae aa ukes 'aad taae win InrH ta r4f- tbem-eIvz= wffn I1E. and E.fe=am
 Therefore bog ta -aee-t te satr aatjrste fH,se# #tuf= for ruling
 ~l To follow tho .xamrl. of Christ and baeame servant af fHo nation
 AbeH-H fH- arms of s3alaaae and .stahlI-. au arm, af reacs anl lave.
 70 Gaer at. are~-t fr~udom ,a all fhe in,liviiuaIs of our country to act Is th thma right and proper.
 "+-Emouuce all tho wealth and luxury. abolish Ju rirle= and particu- lar rrtajlrga- and proclaim thc ra- dgior # cmtst and humanity a- tHa fundal.,r'al constitution or our an- .rdrc
 Having don. this you auI become one of the greatest rulees of tho pres ant time and your name wiI b. blessed and @orshirped by millions. Tcrv respectfully submitted.
 LEO TOLSTOI-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
THs POET AND rHE JANrToR.

r#. iWtnf d aFeu YH,ugaa Ia- tHHHa- and D, 0ha aHsa.s spartruav yrfTa7-s stt- powerful tErH., of ,fv= t#sa..s a. n- fsrf ar gsa-.n. slave. daas sa as hi- HrrIar r.rtl n. Nr Geo Sterling Ft- Htseoyseyt NIT Sterling. u pursuit of his avuyalisu as poet. had rr, frmerfy .a HneaH,. e.rtain f1r- hiHtsr uraelnaf- az Gh, oakland pub
 r HhHr uu t.- @ahret- auB be- ur e-mI. f-4tbsf-a -s#e4t-f. rats tsee ,a ~uu. far i.afnr's virgin raae leaving heUna n.w -sr1eks like ala ..srHaut~ a- The uIarI official .aHIa# u t9-u7r. faIejHjr and rast#. Hsl.Hs eHz Ia eredft rse# ts Nr Stas.as Sue a tha oul- assg HzHa-ffHs. #f eI..Wd fF# N1..u- at ;a# Jasae. IS < a1ter t'af. Eas .ass. tast .s#a Her Hfta.s VII ma sH= alfE f-yus a- sHr.5=s sHesae.Haa. t.saf.mE ,lue Inc mighty .aHHH.4 af H# Ss.rlH@ aaariae rsrz tla aatt=r aae
 Ea ae asa a-. aaru= I h.. ....Ez -r-trr - #H- --.-Haa-.
 rHa=#eyfs as- aaytaas f+ -.
 SlaH quantities 1T ,uf
 ri- #aasa=- jaatar ataH= -g-.tnr-~ and asH Va-# Mr Stop s#z laa his aa,aeraph m t=e Haar Aa Ia#ar shaa4 hay. put fence around T Instead af rutHtessly attack ing The =EmEaI Nlza bad aluruae. md d uap The ra.t Ea,w# no law tfa Is n chartered uasfane privileged eHaraetsE H#maE# Hoar his aatz .aHE 4r rlt m8d aa hts boot. and the world admirez tHe crreatricites of genius Mr Sterling maz aa forgiven EI- iaai- prmt- hur fa a.r respect Inc k cruel and unusual There ought ta he a close z1a-af fnr tzr ffrtioufrv H4d when .he paet -ta rHssH,s iHaf m adeudHs yaHam. an War SurdJy the CaH r.f5I5s- fBa, champion s raised ap te drive If the muddy maraHdee eHe has already taa often riHaI tH. hidden trca>ares 6laf mk between ta,. h.lmetes- boards dIvr fhe dieffaaa. l chance ta gfaa Hr SterI.as na remember Che sahbat-. nai forgetting tHe Jauifar san Fran cisco Call
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20
OLD PRosPEcToR BITES
 A DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE

SkAGWAY- Thomas rlicau. ar old Prospectar e wears of age. Who has been for a long time a resident at Haincs was brought herr on Sunday suffering from insanity Because Of his straug" actions and queer talks the constable there arrested him and put him in The lock-up 10 await trial on the charge of being of unsound mind when Commissioner Lcfeyre goes tc Haincs 10 hold court
 Before being confined in the Haines iaek-uP he Was carefully searched. his revolver, jack knife and other articles with which h. might innict personal injury to himself being taken away from him Rut il seems that the con stable overlooked dynamite cap. This the unfortunate man placed in his mouth and exploded it The explosion blew away his front teeth and mangled the lower portion of the jaw. A i, was thought hc might also have suy- taincd more serious injuries in tha head he was brought to SkagWay for medical investigation. Hc is now con fined in the local jail and last night. soon after his arrival. an information charging him with insanity was filed. His trial will not take place until he begins 10 show signs of recovery from the shock to tho system caused by the explosion
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20

The language ela-- HeH heeH caH-f and during the recitation tho teacher repeated the sentence. aThe soldier fought tn the bitter end" and asked ii" children to each eivr a sentence of their own composition ending ai,h the two words, bitter end
 Willie Wise was the first ta hold lp his hand and his sentence was as fai- loWs our dog chased thc cat under the table and bitter end.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20

But said the lawyer your ease seems hopeless don't sec what I can do for you. You admit that you beat your wife.
 Yes" replied the defendant but my wife's testimony will discount that. Shed never admit that she was beat en-"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20

Yes. the Nugget Express does freighting to the beach line from Lit- tle to Irene creek daily. Phone Nugget office. Main as.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20

Willie Mother. sa long Us g1 -a the t#r school #Hh JHHus T.ue can be Hn Christian Seien'i-f
 MoJaeF-W Why net
 Willie Because it'- hand ,a bclI-.. Chat -o-k in the jaH l. aHf ny aH- aeiu8ar#
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20

r. standard UI gs. II Carstan- Era-. & na-h4-t CsHd
 SE#~lEe Plant f4 Jaaa Sa=Haa r.. Alaska I2sHtse N s,-ta lH.a-sl. ga zT Fa~IaH##z ZH Ist Ah, Ta-t f.t.sr#.#. HHt.I e5 Fire Heu=z.wa= ga#H#~'- 2. Discovery SslaaH Opposite H.H#=# ~t#e f paeHae #aaH -sa-Hze e- SHaI=H.a fz THIft ssa t#=f a#H EasH E zt4
 %eaI Judge Reed E-sII#a., Engine House Phone N4HH 4E-
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The Sfar-Sr4HgIed Banner h. eiatia- Hrp linn. For pray isuH Roosevelt The National linn
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20

Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The pHls coffee house in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20

\ widow ordered tae stone euttef- fa haee thc following mseribed on tH. stone at the head of her departed hu~- band grave May nr fy-f if p-f -s.
 fir SC meet again
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20

e.aaeis Dn yaur falk- ster haze family prayers before Ae-4kf4=ta
 Nlherl Ns. we only Hav. prayers when ue are going ta he'd NJ aiut afraid fu lhe day Hns Th. ehH5ran.z Visitor
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-20

Teacher NoA. boz. winch of stl can fas me the anereH.a between hgamHa and electricity
 i;Hbhf .toagerlyl PIea-.. f.aelcr ! can L.gatuing k free aad electricity eH..f- # irt uf monet
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
EUen Score of Trim Yachts Start
In 325-I1iIe Race for Upton Cup

NEW YORK. July 4-Impatiently tug
ging at their anchors Ike q dock OF
frightened sea guIls, twenty yachts as
spick and span as nautical knowledge
could make them stood at anchor at
daybreak for the Upton cup race from
the Brooklyn Yacht Club anchorage. IN
GraVesend Bay, 10 and around Scotland
and Fire Island hghtships and northeast
end light. Of Cape May and return, a
distance Of about 325 miles.
The race started az 10 o'clock and IS
the event Of the year in yachting circles.
Great care and attention have been
given 70 the preparation and the result
has been the bringing together Of the
best feet OF racing yachts In years IL
is also the largest that ever gathered
IN Eastern waters for a race OF this
kind.
One Of the most interesting features
0f the race and ore that attracts atten-
ton from yaChtsmen all over tho COun-
try is the keen competition which viii
be shown by the shippers Of the boats
In the race. Il Is the first time that
the leading professionals and amateurs
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
-Four RUalLighfqUeig}hs Pinned
For Battles on Pacific Coast
Cans Picked to Win-Spec-
ulation Hinges on Dura-
ton of Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4-NeIson
was under weight this morning, ana
figured on keeping there without much
trouble.
Cans said he would be safely under
the notch.
Each man ate e hearty breakfast.
and viii pass the clerk OF the scales
without difficulty at weighing time this
afternoon.
Nelson viii remain at his Colma quar-
tiers until il is time % 90 70 the Mission
street arena Cans viii leave san
! Rafael for Frisco at IL O'Clock this
! forenoon. and there viii be an automo-
/ bile IN waiting at the ferry 70 whisk
/ MIN away 70 the scene OF the strife
| Each man said he Is at his very best
/ but as the betting indicates expert opln-
ion favors Cans chances Nelson's
! showings since the last night at Cold
! field are responsible for this. The wise
men Of sPOrJdOm think that Nelson has
lost the recuperative powers which
1 turned the tide OF battle Tor him IN his
/ fights with Martin Candle, Young Cor
| bett- Eddie HanlOn, and with Jimmy
Britt at COlma- IN his battles OF the
past year with UnhOIz, and AtteU ana
Britt II Is thought that the ruggeduess
and vim which formerly helped the
I Dane 20 victory were not IN evidence,
and on the score that a pug-Est seldom
improves after beginning 10 90 down
nill, the betting men are Llaying the
! N0rseman to lose the fight
/ The betting continues 70 be exceeding
/ y lOp-5ided- IN fact II Is one OF the
| strangesL situations 50 Tar as The bet
| ting IS concerned that has ever been
known in the history OF the prize-rinZ il
i san Francisco The odds against Nell
! son are nOminalIy 10 20 4 but the
/ stTai ghI-OuC feature OF the betting IS
/ practically q dead letter L IS as
| though IL were generally conceded that
/ Cans viii win. and what speculation
1 there Is hinges mainly on the duration
/ Of the bout. Even money that Cans viii
or viii not win within twenty rounds IS
l the faVOrite wager. and At that even
/ there are dull hours, owing 20 there
/ being no Nelson money IN sight 20 cover
| the Cans backing that is offered.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

have been brought together in q long
distance ocean race, and as between
Capt. Charley Barr, Thomas Fleming
Day. r. D. Floyd. Walter BieIing. Fred
Maier and the other captains and sail
ug masters the contest win be keen
70 the finish.
The amateurs in the race ara no fresh
water or sheltered-harbOr sailors. how
ever, but skilled n the matter Of sailing
anc navigation rules
II was a pretty sight as the twenty
yachts maneuvered for the start this
morning and the big crowd ashore thor
Oughly enjoyed the marine spectacle.
The start was by a single gun and all
the captains were eager TO be the first
over the line, for a few minutes lost
might lose the 8, 600 cup prize IN com
putting the handicapB.
The steamer General Putnam was on
hand with a load OF club members and
their friends who went down 10 the
harbOr as far as Scotland ughtship in
the wake Of the racing yachts. and who
later returned to the clubhouse OF the
Brooklyn Yacht Club. where a dinner.
fireworks and dancing follow tonight
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
Amateur Leagues
Yesterdays Results.

Departmental League - Interstate
Commerce, 4; War. s. Treasury, II;
Postoffce, ;; The Elipse.
Capital City League-Columbia A.
G, 4; AtlanticS, 0; Capital City
League Park.
Sunday School League-Ninth, ~;
Waugh, 5; Sixth and D streets north
east.
Marquette LeagUe-5t Vincent. q.
Trinity, 5; Thirteenth and ID streets
northeast.
Commercial congratulations IIlec-
trio. II; Woodward & LOthrop, g.;
Eighth street and Florida avenue
northeast
Independence League-GuTley A.
c, 3; Advent A. c., o; McDevitts
Field
Columbia Metropolitan, s.;
Washington Heights, l; First and W
streets northeast.
r. r. Z. NJ G. A. League-Shop
Men. 9; Car Department, 0 forfeit
ed; Fifth street and Florida avenue
northeast.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
O'CONNELL HOLDS
CONLEY TO DRAW

WAUKEGAS. Ill. July 4.-JeR O'Con-
nell, the English ceatherweight. and
Frank COnley. OF KenOsha. fought ten
busting rounds at the Schwartz opera
house last night, and the result was a
draw
The Englishmaa appeared 70 have sew
e-al pounds advantage IN weight over
COnley, who was said 70 tip the beam
az III pounds O-COnnelI was the clev-
erer boxer, while the Wisconsin boy
was the more aggressive After an
even break III the first round O'COnneITs
skill gave him a strong lead IN the next
three.
Then COnley forced the fighting. and
had the better OF the seventh and eighth
rounds The last two were even and
the decision Of Referee CliH was well
received
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
LARNED REFUSES
TO PLAY BROTHER
Crack Players Forego Challenge
Match in Middle States Lawn
Tennis Championship

MOUNTAIN STATION, July 4-Disln-
ciination Of brother TO play against
brother. robbed the Middle States lawn
tennis Championship singles Of The chaI-
lenge match, and the title was decided
yesterday on the courts OF the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club here. E P Larned
won the hOnOrs by defeating y. W.
Niles. Harvard. in the final. 6-l. So, 6-3,
and took the cup by the default OF his
elder brother, W. 4. Larned-
". A Larned and 9. l. Wrenn, il,
and ". J. ClOthier and E W Leonard
Won their places in the final OF the dOu-
bles- The former pair beat the Penn
Sylyania State champions. W. T. JOhn-
son, jr-, and Rev. H }. Kendall, 2-6, rs
GO, Clothier and Leonard defeated r
H Palmer and o. H Hinck. SO, g.
Miss Marie Wagner. Of New York. won
the right 70 challenge Miss c. 3. Nicely
Cincinnati, for the wOmen's cnau r-on-
ship In the final she heat Mss +.
Scott, 81, 2-6, So Mrs. A. H Mac
Carthy and Miss johnson Won the dou-
bIes, defeating Miss Wager and Miss
Marcus, 6-s, 60, g.