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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

IA y q, WEsr'H NEsyI ANp IRAs TEEATuusf. I,
eit ~ utsifna, nillasts fils NeuAlea Headache
Nsryia rgstf.ien 9apssd ~ u uhel y ohios Nastmi
Msntsi nsfat.u Aafsnur u Nrnu ftutlua lutarlt
msst, asialt assh, fic@atlfs oM Afs! AhrHa,ss Les
foffhuA sud Al lemAe Meahurff eausst b. u
tfsn, sit A ntantha tsatusnL g. zoo y. BY msil VI.
Gvafautss r itafss 70 rseh eftei ~ zsrs eih y
III iaaa srtfn pTffanA fntt tufrd Guafanius
isna eeig ~ Jhasfa, fpit Cs, "a asi - A.la sa,a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

Some months after BilnaGck's dis.
missal a historical play called der
Meme Hcrr" was performed ut Berlin.
The subject was the gloriication Of tho
young clcctor Of Bmndenburg, known
TO history as the great cloctor, who. oa
ascending the throne Of his fathers, dis
missed his fathers wicked minister. OF
course nobody could fail to notice TIM
singularly IN chosen historical parallel.
but Il did not end there. The emperor
visited the performance night aftct
night, npplauding vocifcrously. and even
went out OF his way to confer marks Of
distinction on author and actors.
This episode was in general di-cree'ly
passed over by the press at the timc; the
fruit was not ripe, the cup not yet full
But for all that II wounded the feelings
Of many who, whatever their party. had
retained unsullied the sentiments Of
chiyalrous gentlemen. 4 more recent
attempt to propagate political ideas by
means Of stage play, which also found
demonstm,ive patronage from the en-
peror. was choked ut it, birth by the
apathy Of the public. who sat on the
half empty benches in disdainfnl silence
amid the boisterous applause Of the en-
peror.-Contemporary Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

One hears so often in these days of
other memorials than costly marbles
one wonders II tho fashion Of piling dol
lars over the graves Of our loyo1 ones In
the shaas Of rich carvings and polished
shafts Will not some day have gone ont
entirely. IL is the persons Of wealth
who do these things and Il Is they who
are finding moro satisfactory way to
honor their dead.
In one OF the beautiful homcsof north
ern New York there lived until the
morning Of tho "a Of July dear littlo
fair haired girl, whose Puritan name.
Priscilla, fitted well with her quaint
grace and dcmure daintiness. She was
Joyous child despite her gentle ways,
aud the Fourth to her was full of de.
hghtful auiicipatious. As usual, fro
works had boon ordered from Now York
and ever preparation mado for spc.
CHILLY gala day TO celebrate the recovery
oil u younger brother from q serious and
threatening illness But ON the Thurs
day before little Priscilla was suddenly
stricken with malignant diphthctia and
Sunday she died, her last pruttle full Of
the glorioa OF tho Fourth which would
never dawn for her.
Instead OF layiahing money over tho
soulloss body Of her little daughter as u
lies Ia the village graveyard, the stricken
mother has taken another way " per-
pctuatc her memory. There "a In 81.
Christina Home for Sick and Convalos.
cent Children In Saratoga n Priscilla
room and n Priscilla bed, pcrpc,unlly
endowed. Tho little girls playthngs
and belongings, her books aud many Of
her little gowns have been takon there
Tor the comfort and pleasure Of iis occu.
pants ms they come and go, some direct
from tho room TO Priscilln's own home
beyond the grave and others ont again
into the world for a dime. And In com.
ing plcasurings for the sistorand brother
which Priscilla has left, the share that
would have been that little maidcns,
were she hero TO claim II, n TO be put
aside Tor the young sufferer who viii ho
IN the Priscilla room NJ the home. Could
any "stOriod urn boso lhsting and bcaa.
tiful monument as thisg-Her Point VI
View in New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

Arthur Seeds discovered hugo snake
In the top of tree in Olathe recently,
aud shot the reptile through the head.
The snake was over xix feet in length
and fine specimen of tho anaconda, A
sido show disbnndcd there some time
ago, and, being hopclessly stranded,
turned two monkeys and eight snakes
loose on the Community, Tho monkeys
were captured soon after but H." snakes
have been AZ largo ever since.
The government telegraph service or
Great Britain operates about 10000
miles of line and handles nearly $4,000
900 kilograms Il year. Last year 5000
900 kilograms were handled in London
alone.
"Talse your tennis shoes aboard ship
with YOU said young woman who
has done 1t. "'rhe rubber soles maks
the best of footholds On the often siiR'
pegy decks"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
cror. An,r mo neeen. rleoa,.

It seemed impossible two months ago
for any corn TO be raised ON the flooded
bottomlands Of the Mississippi valley,
but the indications now point TO very
fair crop. As soon rs the water rcceded
most OF the farmers lost no time In Sc
curing seed, and the extrcme moisture
IN tho soil IS bringing ON this corn very
rapidly. Had the drought predicted for
July set in early in tho month, tho
gloomy predictions Of the early part Of
June would have been more than full
filled, hut tho very moderate weather
has come 10 tho rescue of the flooded
farmer, Tho In many cases will be able
to realize nearly as much from his crop
as he could have hoped for had the river
not left It's channel at all.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

New Workers md persons who come
hero frequently do not realize the strong
desire TO sec the city that exists in small
and distant communities-a desire which
often amounts TO the ambition Of u life
time. a few summers ago, In Il little
village in u remote corner Of one of the
middle states, wns encountered a woman
of forty, spinster, who. when she found
her new acquaintance was from Now
York, began n spirited conversation
about the city, reciting streets glibly,
indicating localities ard betraying 80
much accurate knowledge Of tho place
that her listener finally asked her how
long since she had left It,
"Oh, I've never been in New York, "
was tho reply. "T'yo wanted TO always,
aud I'm hoping to go this fall; Two got
two maps Of the city, slough, and I've
worn them ont studying the places. |
believe / could go with my eyes shut
from the Battery TO Central park"
1t is gratifying TO record that her
ambition was realized the following
autumn, and IL was little short OF mar
velous to see how completely this copn'
try woman had New York at her fingers
ends. New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

Some months ago, when the Elder was
stranded oil the Islo of Wight, the pro-
prietors OF The Graphic offered prize
Of ei0O for the best invention for On.
nhliug ships to communicate with tho
shore. In all $500 competitors entered
for the prize, and the award has just
beon givcnto Messrs. Thomson and No
bic, Of southampton. The best means
Of communication Is considered by tho
judges TO DO u rocket, and tho prize
winners rocket has about it u novelty
which has been proved TO work ADM.
rably. Its fitted with u strong grapncl,
and carries Of course u rope, single or
double, according 10 distance.
The grapncl remains closely shut
while the rocket Is in flight, but the
moment the ground Is reached II opens
aud clings on to whatever il touches.
Tho rope may then DO made taut from
the ship, and the passengers and crew
landed In the ordinary way. Tho ad.
vantage Of this arrangement is that tha
work Of rescue can DO performed in the
absence of assistance from the shora
end.-London Tit-Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
A JuserlMe PARABLE.

,.,,,,e ros,s. red and white made,
WE ig 'a wss hot, pleasant bower Tor shau0'
.,,,,, place /, seemed, by nighi OF day.
I l.,.eosaee might wake or Sleep give thAnA'
or pray.
,..uthe dew and rose the moon; i.
rron n.iyitlngnlts made glad tho nights OF
Jane
..,. eve I listened to their sors
'..,sd 10 mo my very heart wAa stans
n,, .b,rp. swift paln' whereon searched
.,. ' .s, h. with murderoaa eyes wound to
and to.
-, fleft my. bower nor may u DO
iieIis,1 s.sin in june shall shelter ms.
10, II, leaves have withcrcd one by one,
~, rlrhtlnralcs have fed, and paiee tue
tun,
,~,.io deep SHOWS snakes may not breed or
,-m ,,bsh. aad meath tho bare rose boushf
uof,bsunmcr and leaves that made
irne was hot. my pleasant place OF shade
NTrialsA iarsion In New York Independent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

That lonely spock in Bchring sea
where Commander Behring, OF tho Rus
fian navy, the FIRST efficient explorer Of
those winters, lies buried beneath rude
cairn, will presently have monument
othe nayigu;ors memory. The Russian
man-of.war Alcoot recently visited the
spot, and will return with u metal cross
inscribed to the memory Of Bohring and
his followers and proclaimed as the
tribute OF the Alooot Behring was
wrecked on the island in l74l.-New
York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
BANKS.

rsid.up Capital, : $500, 10000
surplus, e5oo,Oeo.o o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

1t is proposed to introduce a new
species OF yermin into this country.
Tho people of California are plagued
with gophors, and they propose to bring
the wongoore to war on tho gopher.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28
Etablirt 1862,

0Q1-Wef Commerce : StraBe-0Q1
san a(ntunto, 9eras. ~ au1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28

bentnng erlaugt, ndmli6 bic elmer 9e=
montration geger ben Safer Wilbelm
Inb bic BON ibm eingei9lagene poliz
tit. 8eion6ers i9arf trat Der bemons
l%tratipe Gbarafter biefer 4unbgebungen
in Miin6en berbor, 100 mat bor tpeniz
ger als Sabresfrift ben Suffer Wils
belm nit %gerabe5u eiiiger aalte emf
pfaugeu bate.
Menm i~ibrigens ein aus benz Staatsz
bienite entlaKener Miniter sur s3eit
bon 8ismards Mmtstbatigfeit fi6 Ser
artiges erlaubt Datte, tpie er es ieBt
ielbit tbut, inbem er bic Yolitif bes &ais
iers ni6t nur 6Hentli9 elmer gerabesu
perni6tenben 3ritif urtersiebt, ionbern
inbem CT aa9 gera6e3n ni6elt unb
beBt unb gegen bic faiierli6e &ei6s=
politif an Die ubere6ttgten @~igentbimz
li9teiten Ser @%inseIfaaten" appeuirt,
baum ipdre es Dem 8~etrefertben nod
melt l6limmer erga11gen, als Dem @raz
fen 9arrD bon Mrnim. Was bielem
Die Nnflage bes So6perratbes 5uaog,
mar iebenfaIs ne6 LANCE ni6t 10
f6limm, als mas 8ismard ieBt i1o1t
felt Monaten Sag fir Sag tbut ltnb
treibt!
Mit leinem Colonial : lleberuebmults
set bat bas beuti6e &ei6 ofenbar ent-
i6ie6enes Bed! Sic 0ieberIage Ser
Expedition bes 2ieuterants b. Billion
be1tdtigt {i9 I'M ppllten llmfange unb
eS f6eint, als Db es aud 1T bteiem
Sale bic iibertriebeme preuBif1e Carrie
S6neioisfeit semeieu lit, tpel6e at
benz MiBlingen bes llnternebmens bic
S1uIb trdgt. 9as Woi6t=@ ebtet, in
tpeldem bic 3eriprengung Der 8iilomz
i6et Expedition i~tattfanb, liegt am
Siib Nbbange bes groBen &ilimarbs
f6aro=@ Der al Ser Norbz
oitgren3e BON DeutI9sO ltafrifa 9eleger
1T. 9iefes @ebiet lift 10 siemli6 Der
ein5ise 5beil bon gang 9euti6 : Sits
afrifa, Der fi9 ieines 96ben : &limas
tpegert einigermaBen our Iniieblung in
grDBerem MaBltabe bur6 cine peiBe
4derbau : 8eo6lfernng eignen ipiirbe
unb besbalb bate man i6on felt ldn>
eerer 3eit fein Mugenmerf anf bic
nsduberung" beiielben BON ben @inge=
borenen geri6tet. Ser famoie Or.
peters bate bier i6on Dor Sabresfriit
lit ether gerabe3u fartibalii6en Weiie
ge6auf unb er bate aud nod bic ers
ftaunlide &edbeit, ii6 ieiner rafinirtz
blutbiiritigen CIVILIZATIONS" sMetbobe
in leinen 8ortrdgen unb S6riften gu
riibmen. Billion unb feline 2eute baz
ben ieBt bic 6rii6te Der b~lutisen Al1ss
faat bes Or. peters 81 foften befommen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28
Or. Hathaway
Sobn BrpaSfpct, m. D., MiHFteni.
Specialist Des CNsstens.

Snn5e Wdnner,
weI&e In Gpiae boz
SuSenD . Stnben
an RerpenfSpdGe
letben, t~brteebens.
iraft ~unteraraben
bdben unb trt
RdnnIimfeit perto.
req, Sonten ben Bee
rabmten Or. Sas
ttdpds ipfprt con.
luItirsa. 8er8ebf
ai&t, R~erpentront.
/ feit Unit cber p1at
4rQuWtl Wpo Wtis
fenfHaftlt4 tinf
mad ben naaeiten
WetbDben bebcn,
belt nnb NIT ben
isr6bten GrfoIs.
@s frmmt ntni
bareaf an, rb man.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28
9aubbeit fanu uid,t sebeilt tuerscu

brrdb locale applicationea, neil iie ben frans
fen 5beil bes Sbres nidt erreiten fSnneil.
IS sisbt nur einen @ee, Gle Saubbeit gu fu.
riren, mn Der lift hura eonititutipneae Sell.
nittel. Saubbeit miro ourd einen ent;iinbes
ten 3uftanb Der i~dleimisem ausfleibune Der
@uitadiiden 86bre perltria6t @enn Sieie
85bre itd entsinbet, babt ibr eiten rumpeln.
ben Son ODER muoolfommeneS @eb5r; nnh
tpenn ie gang aeidlonen 1T, erfplst Saubbeit,
unb iuenn bic Gat3iinbung nidt sebo6en inb
bieie R0bre rieoer in ibren seb6rieen 3uftano
bsrfett tDsrben fam, uirb bas @sb5r fir ims
rter SerftSrt tuerhen; neun 6ale unter sebn
limb eurd 8atarrh perurladt, tpeIhsr aidts
aIs Elm ent5anbettr i3uitanb Der ifIeimigen
Sberfldhen III.
@tr wplen ~einbuntert Dollars fir iebcn
(burd &utarrb oe%ruriadten) San bon soub:
belt seben, BEN mir nidt purd Girnshmen BON
9al's 8atarrb Sur beilea tbnnem SaBt @ld
umipnf GircuIare fpmmcn.
SIS @beneh& Go, SoIebo, ..
10 &erfauft bon Mpotbefern, IS Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28

8prrespDmbem5. - Rem 8reS
met, &arnes Co., 26. SUM '92. -
unfer Settlement mill ii9 gar nidt
re9t b~ergr0Beru, ni9t, bah biele Sc
genb i6le6t gelegen ober bas 2anb
arm tpdre es 1T bier geiunb tpie poJl
ielten cine @esenb gu finben 1T. Mir
wobnen nun beinabe 5uei Sabre bier,
un6 Biz iebt 1T nod fem einaiger
| @ranfbeitsfaa borgefpmmet1. 9as
2anb lit febr reid, Der f6warae 8ober
felt DON 2 bis 6 SUB tief, in Nieberunz
gen nod tiefer, unb tpaS bic 8earbeis
Itung biefes 2anbes anbetrift, lit fe
febr iei6t. 9as 2anb bdlt ii6 INNER
loder fanr es regnen ober LANCE .3eit
troden iein, mir f6nnen INNER bic
6ru9t ~bearbeiten. 9as Mafer 1T
nidt unter 100 SUP gu finben, ipent1 es
aber fommt, fontmt es rei6li6 unb gut.
Die @rnte tpirb mi6t febr gldnsenb
iperben; &orn giebt es penig, pieaei1t
genus fir ben eigenen 8ebarf; bic
8aumpole 1T erit gum groBen She'll
i'm Mai aufgefommet, tpd6ft ieBt aber
bortrefflid. Infer Qarb 1T ebeit nod
au neu. Sc 1T 81 ~betpumbern, tpas
fur cine rei6e @rnte uniere Na6barn,
bic alte Gelber baben, 81 ertparten bas
ben, obglei6 mir am ipenigiten nit &e=
gen beSadt murben. IS giebt iiur me-
mig OeutI6e bier unb mir folten besz
balb 5ufammen balten.
llns mar elm Stiid 2anb, 10 Nder
groB, peldes. in Der Mitte unieres
Settlements liest, BON nnferem ger=
tdufer als S6uaanb 5ugefprp9en morz
ben ; iebo1 batter mir es ni1t f6riftz
lid. Ser 9err 8orfteber Der Wetboz
bitten unb feline 4nbdnger batten es
~perifanben, baB bic %erpdbnten 10 older
ben MfetbObiiten als.... Sunderland
3ugei1rieben murben. 9ieie 2eute iorz
gen einmal lieber fur Stride, bamit bic
9inber In 9ummbeit er5osen iperben.
Selbfuerftdnblid bauten mir nun ui1=
iere S6ule ni6t auf benz Metbobiftene
@ir9enlanb, ionberm infer Na9bar,
Greunb Sobn p6beder, idenfte uns Elm
Stid 2arb bon 5 Mderr, (wel6es 6as
air6enlanb an Gage unb 9ei9affen=
belt mebr als bas boppelte iibertrift)
NIT benz 8emerfen: rNuf bieies 2anb
lou fem pfafe treten!" Nber bieie
2eute lafen iid ni9t 10 lei6t abi6re=
den, benn f9on mebrete Mal baben iie
es berfu6t, infer S6ulbaus slei63ei=
tig nit al8 8etbars gu benuBeu, nm
auf biefe Weiie and unier S6ulbaus
an iif su bringen, lposu iie ME cine
ginpiQigung erbalten Derben.
am nd6ften Wontag, ben a. Suli,
tuerben mir in unferem S1ulbaus elm
tleines Self perantalten, iposu au6
Gang ftattfinbet unb fir einen frii6en
3runf 8ier geiorgt tpirb. Ser grtras
fommt Der S6ulfaHe gum 8elten.
9oHentlid iuerben mir aud bies Mal
5iemli6 8efud) erbalten.
81. 2peipe.
llnberbauli6feit. S6pinbel. 9lehz
met 8eeham's Viaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28

3roB aler &aifers unb &0nigss3u
fammentiinfte biIbet Der Sriumpbsug
Bismards burd StbsD euti9lan6 ges
genudrtig briiben bas 9aupt 5 9bema
Der 3eitunsen. unb In Der 3bat, merit
tuiirbig genus In mebr al8 elmer 8e3ies
bung 1T biefe &eife beS ebemals NGges
tualtigen, Der aber bod INNER nod ges
tpaltig gertg gu iein i6eint, BOB 3ais
fer nnb a6mige Dor ibm entfiieben.
Nber gerabe bur6 biefe 5lu9t 6es
4aifer6 BON Oefterreid aus Wiem unb
bes &esenten Quitpolb aus Miindeu
baben bic Bolts Sbationen fiji ben
@rsaan3ler nur cine UNI 10 sr0Bere Be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28

f$eu frhter bebanbeIt murte unc init reIHen Wttteln.
Ver1orene Mannbarkeif, {pmis alt
S4nA&eu Der Qef9Iedteor9dne teftmmt turtrt.
Observation-Disclosures iperteu I'm Sauft
peg Rrsnssn nns ctne Snitramsnte furtrt. Gtn nuns
Cntarrh und krankheiten der
Haul, bes BIute8 unh aerseaS, Der esper uap br
gtesen.
Syphilis. Das am afaptupsasu unr fiasrasu
teAen6e NRittel 8nr 8aranttrt.
Haut-K rankheiten auer VII msrben fns
rtrt, no aubere 6ureu mt6Ianeeu.
Uunatuerlicher Abfiuss Mirb prompt
a en- vacv Gdseu furtrt.
W9eine Msetboteu.
|. frste COMPUTATION In Der Office cher per Bop.
q 0snaue nuteriuhnng upb Dtagnple.
9. Sober iptrb anf 0runb ptGeuiHa ftI.@er 4rtneiptep
ettanbet unh tttn cber t9r Sad iptrb 81 i~ptetener
Stubium semd4t.
1. Dinise preiie une Ieldte saAtnnssbsbtnaunaen.
in ben metFeu Gduen fann bte araIttett I'm 6duie
eee 9ranteu betanbeIt werben.
Stretbt nm Spmptpm > Srrmular SO. !, flr Ndn.
aer.
g9retbt I'M Gpmptoms gormrIar WD q, fur grauen.
S4retbt nm Spmptcmz 8crmuiar Wo. 3, fur Saut.
fraufbetten.
Ertefe uerhea prompt beantpertet. gue Gef&afts
seten s8etalten. Mebtstu Eirp p~erbprsen gelaubt.
htfertutsu /: tie &anfen BON Gan antoHto.
9eaffM 8eiprpNeM.
IRAN a~breffre an ober ipreae Dor BET
y. N A M. d.,
Stepsus @tbdube, 80 unb IS NeR : Gsmmereeisake,
can dntoute, GeyaS, etue 9rerpe BOD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-28

unberbauli9feit. S6minbel. Nehs
met 8eedbam's VilIen.
The morning call., 1892-06-06

is the young giants name. He is only %
years OF age, and his friends insist that be
has not yet done growing II he is not 8
feet he is very near it, ana, strange as II
may seem, he is built In proportion, being
an athlete in frame. This Hercules OF
Athens is originally from Chicago. but he
was quite young when ne reached Alameda
County with his parents.
Jos's mother died when lie was very
young, and his father disappeared shortly
after. What became OF him is e mystery to
the boy. who has never heard from him.
Like all big, strong fellows, young Sullivan
is easy going and good natuTed. He is Of an
extremely retiring disposition, and his i'm
mense height is a constant source Of enlbar-
rassment to him. Wherever he goes he nat
urally attracts attention, which is annoying
10 him and has tendency to spoil his good
temper. Most Of his years have been spent
IN picturesque East Oakland, and when lie
was a very small boy he eked cut precar-
ious living by doing odd jobs around town.
Ills main expense was his clothing, so rap
dly did he grow after he once got started.
Every Snowman that struck East Oak
land made him handsome offer 10 Join the
circus and exhibit himself as a wonder. An
offers were refused, however. his innate
modesty standing in the way of his making
good living When he boards a streetcar
he is obliged to stand on the lower step and
thrust his head up above tile root. This is
very embarrassing, particularly when re-
qnested Oy the conductors to stand up on
the platform, according TO the cOmpany's
rules. On the street at night he uses lamp.
posts for elgar-lighters. He is a member Of
the engine company on East Fourteenth
street, and he Is of excellent service at a
fire, where he can stand in the street and
play the hose In through the second-story
window
lie can be seen any evening sitting out
SIDE the eneine-house cracking jokes with
the smaller members OF the company. He
Is iond OF good joke and can tell good
story himself
The morning call., 1892-06-06

men, the Alameda club will soon begin =
series Of semtmontbly meets in which club
members only can compete. They will
probably be held on Saturday evenings.
The time made in the tw0-miie ordinary
race was incorrectly given last Tuesday. 1t
should have been printed 5:59 10, which
lowered the Coast record.
The charge that Foster deliberately at
tempted suicide By taking fall while going
et 40 gait is too absurd to require denial.
1t is sufficient to say that he has been con-
fined to his bed most OF the week.
Efforts are being made 10 have the league
meet held at Alameda instead of Sacra-
mento. The fact that circus has a prior
right to the Capital City track has cOmph-
Gated matters not little. Either ;he gate
must be free or the circus must share IN the
receipts. While everybody wants to help
the Sacramento boys, who are always to the
front in aid of other club events, some con-
serVative wheelmen don't like the idea CT
making the State League meet appear to be
merely circus sideshow. 1t is 10 be hoped
that way out of the difficulty will soon
be found and that the meet may be COM
plete success.
The Garden City Club is already prepar-
ing for its meet on Admission day. The
scoTchers will be there.
Frank j. Lense started west on bis wheel
for an ali-arOund-t world trip from the
City Hall, New York, at 3 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon.