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room between his wheels and the beat
en- champions nose.
II was then that Guy came on the
track, and II horses ever know what
what chagrin is Mascot and Flying Jlo
must have been filled with the feeling
from foretops TO fetlocks when they
saw themselves beaten by the compare
lively slow Guy in three heats after
they had paced the two most remarka-
BILE heats in the history Of the turf.
Flying Jib also displayed more endur-
ance in the three closing heats than
Mascot, for he was second 10 Guy In
two Of them. The Eve heats were paced
In 2:O4, 2:O52<, 2:O6}i, 2:0S]5 and 2;OSA.
The gray stallion Manager, 2:09$4, Is
new years old and will be formid-
able candidate for Mascot's crown the
coming season. He was sired oy M =
wood, and when years old covered a
mile in 21l5S at Independence, Ia, Sep
TENDER 10, 1891, which still stands as
the best record for the 3-year-Old PAGERS.
He is owned by MeSsrS. Stout, OF Du-
buQue, Ia, and as be is 20 be handled
this year by that prince Of trainers.
Bu&d Doble, be is very apt 20 get much
nearer the two minute mark before the
DOble campaign ends.
IL is not beyond reason that the aged
Jay-Eye-See may do some surprising
work against the watch this season.
Up 70 last season be was considered a
back number aud had been To retire
ment on Jackson /. Cases farm tor i've
years. But be reappeared last August
and 10 a very short time proved that be
was, m one respect at least, the most
remarkable horse on the tnrf. Jay
Eye. See was king OF trOtters for one
day-August 2, lss4-but the following
day Maud S trottsd In 2:09}l, or a quar-
ter OF a second faster than Jays record
breaking mile, aud recovered her
crown. IN 1887 Jay-eye-See retired
with a trottlng mark Of 2:lO 10 his
credit.
The veteran was IA years old last
year, bu. be was persuaded TO take the
the bit between his teeth again and
show what he could do as PAGER. Not
az all lOath, the grand old morse went
70 work with a never too old to learn
air, and on August GO astonished the
world by pacing a mile In 2:064 on the
kite shaped track at Independence.
Converted trOtterS and PAGERS which
are fast at gaitS are not rars, and Di-
rect has a trottiDg record OF 2:1S4, but
Jay-Eye-See is the only horse in the
world that has trotted in 2'l0 and paced
Ia 2:O6i4.
Maud 5, the old ex-queen Of all trot-
tiers, whose mark Of 2:Os3l stood so
many years until it was lowered by
Suuol 2:Os1{, is now about 20 years old,
but She is 10 return TO the turf this
year and endeavor to regain her crown.
Many turfmen contend that Sunol and
Nancy Hanks have really shown no
greater rpeed than Maud 5, but that
their apparent superiority is wholly
due to the assistance they have re-
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An Int.re,tlnE BsgEar.

One afternoon, while strolllng along
Gale Ancha 10 CadiZ. j met several
acauaintances at the corner OF that
street and the Plaza Constitution. We
stopped for friendly chat, ana were
about to separate, when my attention
was attracted 70 Q handsome French
poodle dog at my side, seated on his
launches and looking W 10 my race
His comical little counteDAnce express
ed 30 much intelligence that / stopped
and patted him on the head, when ne
commenced barking and yioently WORK.
ing his forelegs, after the manner OF
dogs who have been taught "to beg.
"What can be Wish?" said j. surely
not my cIgar2"
But having seen dogs who were fond
OF tobacco, held my cigar toward nim.
A soon az he smelled IL he snortsd
and bounded away, only 70 return In
mediateIy and resume bis previous
position.
| was now puzzled, but seeing seVeral
beggars 10 the neighoornooo' coz,
clnded he belonged 70 one OF them. ana
desired a peice OF money. Iakins q
large "copper"" from my pocket / hela
Il before his eyes. So great was DIS
mApifestations OF delight that Was
cayt,in had OWNED bis wants. 1
threw the money to him, which be
caught 10 his mouth, and running
scross the street, disappeared into .
bakery. To our astonithDent ne
emerged from the shop 10 q few mo-
ments, bearing in his mouth neaIiy
wrapped bundle. One OF my irieno
tried 10 take It from him, but ne would
not allow this, and insisted on placing
n atuT feet. picked it up, removed
the wrapper and found large pan
dasted with sugar. This he ate Win
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srt j, each 2:O92(; Adonss, 2:1115; vi
tello, 2:1lt5; and YOlO Maid, 2:l2, there
should be some notable races this year
among the "SideWheelers." It Is said
that Direct may not be campo gned this
year, but there will be flyers enough
left 20 make things interesting on the
grand circuit"
One OF the sensational performers Of
the year will doubtless be the wonder
FOL California gelding, Flying Jib. who
was unknown and had no record at the
opening of last season, but who closed
his campaign with a record second only
70 that OF Mascot, the cham
plcn. Indeed, Flying Jib came very
near 70 getting the championship and
defeated Mascot in three heats at
Terre Haute, September %, IN the fast
est fFe-heat contest ever paced or trOt-
ted This was the memorable day when
Mascot, Flying Jib and Guy met in a
grand struggle for supremacy, which
ended IN victory for Guy, the sloWest
PAGER OF the trio. The reason for this
result was that Guy remained out OF the
race Tor the first Two heats and then
came on for the remaining three, which
he won because his swifter opponents
we're TAGGED out by the killing pace Of
opening heats.
The contest between Mascot and Fly
ing Jib IN these two heats was most
remarkable one. In the frst heat the
two grand horses got away with Mas
cot nose 10 the lead. The cham Dion
set a terrific pace, but although be drew
,,-,v O fovv Faar durfnu the mile there
was no daylight between him and the
Californian az the finish. Flying Jib
was fairly beaten, but he compelled the
champion 60 pace In the unprecedented
time OF s.O4 60 save his laurels. In the
second heat Flying Jib displayed more
stavif power than Mascot and after a
dsspe he battle. during which Flying
my otiated the irst half mile in
on .Oos passed under ne wire 10
a2.o5 Aning the heat With plenty Of
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After an The Girls are open to the ,u,.

After all the girls are open to the sus.
piclon OF pulling the strings tighter
than ever Consider for = moment tho
example OF tie accompanying sketch.
This iashlonAby dressed woman Is no
longer slender and unwisoly seeks to
overcome increasing weight by retain
ing small waist. She loses much Ia
siChtliness by doing So Her costume,
however is 10 exquisite taste. IL 10
made Of almond green crepon, tho
skirt being In bell shape, slightly
draped In front, and trimmed about
the bottom with two hounces OF white
lace. The bodice is gathered from The
neck and Is tight fitting, IL Is orna-
mented with capabilities OF hne white
lace put on the shoulders and reaching
to tho bottom OF the round waist. The
wide pleAted belt iastens a. the eide
beneath large butterfly bow Of green
satin ribbon. The sleeves are the reg
ular balloon shape without any trim
ming. The hat worn with the gown
Is Of emo black straw. IL Is trimmed
with green ostrich tips and green satin
ribbon. Its turned up In the back
whore largo bow Of the ribbon Ia
placed. WL.te kid gloves With green
stripes un tie back are quite suitable
accessorieL
FLoRErrH.
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THEATRICAL TATTLE

1.-THE Younger Son" is the title select
ed for David Belasco's new play.
Thomas Q. Seabrooke says he will
try a new opera In New York next May.
A current rumor asserts that Julia
Marlowe and Robert Tabor have been
united in marriage.
1t is now reported that Sarah Bern
hardt's jewels, valued at 300, 600 francs,
have been stolen in Valparaiso.
Miss Jennie Reffarth has been en-
gagged by Manager Frank Maeder for
the Lawrence Hanley company.
Fanny Rice has returned from her
European trip with several new plays,
one OF which she will try next season.
Annie Lewis has signed with Cos
grove Sc Arant to DO featured as Kitty
Starlight in THE Dazzler" for next
season, commenting August Il al Ban.
gor, Ne.
Edwin Booths grave in Mount
Auburn cemetery, near Cambridge,
Mas, is kept covered with flowers by
old friends.
1t is said that tho late Charles Pal
mer, who was manager for Helen Barry,
insured his life for $780, 900 in the act
ress' favor.
Augustus Thomas has begun to work
on the new play ordered by Charles
Frohman. The plot is founded on In
cidents In the political life OF Washing
ton.
The death has taken place, at Oopen-
hagen, OF Herr Hans Peter Hoist, the
Danish dra matte and lyrical poet. lie
was aged 50.
Jessie Bartlett Davis has resigned
from the Bostonians and has announced
that she has permanently retired from
the profession.
An earthen jug ornamented with
NEUROLOGICAL relief figures and inalacca,
formerly the property OF Shakespeare
and by him bequeathed to his sister
Joan, was sold at auction in London for
gl52.
Herr Richard Strauss, who Is at pres
ct in Sicily, is hard at work on the
third act Of his new opera, "Guntram,"
and it iseApected that It will be finished
In the autumh.
Mrs. Randroft, the we'll known act.
ress, was thrown from = cab IN London
recently aud run over. She received
Injuries that neeessltated her removal
to hospital.
Clyde Fitch is to adopt "Corignan
versus Corignan," the new French play
for which Charles Frohman secured
the American rights while 10 Paris.
John A. Dl1's famous dispatch, "If
any man attempts to haul down the
American flag, shoot him on sight" is
the keynote Of VIM. A, Brady's scenic
production Of "0ld Glory" which was
written by Charles T. Vino ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will take q
fourth trip TO America in the autup o,
leaving England about September and
opening 10 New York on October 9.
Mckee Rankin has written . new
play. 1t is called THE BaKters," and
is In three acts, the scene being laid 10
Northern Ohio a. President GarheId's
home. Mr.. aud Mrs. Rankin will use II
during the season Of ls04-5.
Maseagni has finished his opera,
civilian Ratcliffe," and has alread J
sent the score TO the Berlin OperS
House, where the work will be brought
out next season.
Miss Alma Strong. for several seasonl
the leading lady of the Rhea and Mag
gle Mitchell companies, has been engag
ed to create the part Of Olga. in Ozark
est Russia" which will be prod uceC
| September Is. Miss Strong Is cirec
descendant OF John Adams. seeonC
| President Of the United States.
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yIcotrIa,. Powerfnl Family.

Queen ViCoriss descendants will, In
the natural course Of events, sit on the
following thrones, either already occu-
pied or to be occupied by them: Great
Britain and India, Germany PRUSSIA,
Hesse- DarmStadt, e-Coburg- Gotha,
SAKE Meiugen, Greece.
Assuming that the CZarowitZ really
intends to marry the Princess Alice,
the vast Empire of Russia will have to
be added to the list 1t may be stated
here that, in addition to the countries
named, Queen Victoria is closely con-
nected by family relationship with the
King Of the Belgians, and that she is
also connected, through the marriage
or her children and otherwise, with
ruling houses of Russia, Holland, Den
marx and through Denmark, with
Sweden, Norway and Baden and also
with other European soyereignites.
Her near relative, the Duke Of Cum
berland, is q claimant to the throne OF
Hanover, aud it is probable that there
is hardly nOn-Cstholic sovereign house
in Europe with which Queen Victoria
is not related either by blood or mar
rlage. And the same may be said,
more remotely, OF Catholic royal houses,
The late Dom Pedro, Emperor of Bra.
I'll. was also related to Queen Yictoris
through the Coburs family.
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A. aroNn,rIn Lave Pars.

MousTAIS lax, Nm, July ~.
Last night some OF the -.
Philadelphia School OF oartory, gave .
musical and elocutlonary entertainment
IL was q grand success. The ladies' Ac-
Quilted themselves grandlY. ThurtdAy
evenings concert was given In the par
Iors OF the Mountain Lake hotel. II
was an enjoyable affair. The compile
ton OF the IA mile gap In the railroad
connections with Pittsburg IL growing
ia favor. The Park Association sab
scrlbed for s., 900 stock, and donated
rlght.of-way. and side trAdk aud station
grounds
The outlook for the Mountain Chan-
tangua Is very promising.
The past week has been one OF The
most eventful periods IN the history OF
the Park. The stockholdfS Of the
Mountain Lake Park kssoelaeseen held
their annual meeting on the lstnAaW
arranged for many improvements "a
sum OF 5000 was appropriated 70 p
the lake ln good shape. A compoishN
engineer will be employed a. once 70 \
make necessary surveys, 40 that the
hulk OF the work may be done this fall.
The lake will cover about 80 acres OF
ground. One thousand dollars was Ap'
Drourlated 10 enlarge the auditorium
which Is to small to accommodate the
crowds who gather AZ 10. Trees are 70
be set out along Aroutus Glade DflVe,
dspot up into the Park. The conmlttes
AT its annual meeting on the 1871 or
dered over 1000 feet Of zoos piant
walk 20 be made, new hYenues
ara 10 be opened. aud Ell The
streets put In good ofoef.
additional lamps are 70 DO plAeea
through tho park. The question u sew
erage received careful attention. Inc
folloulng were elected a. officers olihq
Mountain Lake Park Association; Pros
dent. Q. w. Baldwin. Washington. y. %
Secretary, j. NJ. Davis, Oakland, MOI
Board Of Directors, 9. w. BaidHln'O ".
Conner. Wheeling, W. Va; george ~
sturRies, MorgsntoEn, W. Va D. H.
Davis and ID. l.. 0dutt
The community officers are hayof'
c. w. Conner; Secretary snd superb
tspdent. l.. A. Rudlslll; Treasuref'D.b'
OTutt; Annual COMMITTEES, Q. w. Connof'
S. LAllen, p. I. Garthrighi, J.A.hsy-
dsn. L. A. RudlslL The tsr lew lor
1893 Eas Fixed az sI.3o on the SlvO-
oue-half valuation.
The weather ls delightful. Ths nighh
are cool add blankets are onjoYea' Ap-
nlIcAtlons for cottages continue 70 cons
10 bat no cottages are 70 be hAd.
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TIE SECRET SCuEnR
a. o. .. W.

Reliance Lodge held an interesting
meeting on Tuesday night One appli-
cation was received.
LaBelle Lodge had one candidate
Friday night. They have appointed q
committee to act in conjunction with
the other lodges 10 celebrating the 25th
anniversary Of the order.
A good social time was enjoyed In
Welcome Lodge on Thursday night.
Numerous speeches were made aud
Bro. VIM. Shields read an original
poem. The weekly entertainment com.
mittee was appointed, consisting Of
VIM. Shields, Ch1s. GllligAn and ID. w.
Fife. Past Master Harry c. Stewart
was reported as improving In health.
Brother K. L. Frazier makes an excel
lent presiding officer. One initiation
and one application.
Some OF our members are IN favor Of
outing at the Park In the 1esr future.
The matter Will be brought up In all the
lodges 10 this city during the coming
week, and we hope all our members will
take a lively interest In the project. II
Is suggecled that committee OF two
from each lodge be appointed as q COM
mittee GA arrangements, and We have
no doubt but that the affair could be
made q grand success as we have large
membership here now, aud It would give
US all better opportunity Of becoming
acquainted with one another.
The Supreme Lodge has passed . law
TO the effect that no person over IS
years OF age can be taken into the order
after October lst.
A. o. u. w. buttons, the latest, cheap
est aud best, only so cents each, can be
obtained from Brother WIN. +. Weir,
halter and furnisher, opposite the RE
IsTER Office.
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SHOWING POSITION OF COMET.

Great Dipoer. Then starting with the
two stars on the outer part Of the bowl
which point toward the polar star, and
looking in the opposite direction, about
the distance shown in the diagram, a
fairly bright star is seen. An equal
distance further on are seen two stars,
rather faint, but close together, as
shown 10 the diagram. Now, endeavor
to locate the two other pairs Of stars,
as shown, lying almost in a straight
line. In this direction, at about
the distance shown by the
arrow. the comet has journeyed. To
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in 1 minute ana A seconds, new worlds
record for the distance. The previous
record, held by Maid Marian aud Whit
ney, was one-half OF second slower
than Wildwood's notable performance.
Wildwood carried 1l5 pounds and was
ridden by the famous jockey, Fred TaraI.
The horses performance was all the
more remarkable for the reason that
there was very long delay in starting,
during which Wildwood plunged and
wheeled until his hackers thought he
had run his race at the post.
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DECEPTIVE LOOsEsESS

The 8 ri with small wais, sac, :. 4.
Inat us sualiness is preserved a.. :
kauruso oy something beside the AL
oois OF eoid braid or real gold whics
soe wears quite loose. In fact, VA.
looks much TIMER when elasped nv :
loose belt than when bound IN :
usht one. The tight one snsss,,.
ulseomiort and effort; the loosa 90
eaiis attention 10 its tiny roppdns..
sssn sho9sh loose, and reminds one
DO" much smaller the waist Itself \.
A great many dresses give I,,.s
waisted effect, bot u must be eonfe,ssS
This requires much uimness AZ :.
Htue Sle as possible under N al
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the same orbit as the main one, or in an
orbit exactly parallel, and at the same
rate OF speed. The discovery makes
more certain the theory that the origin
al force which throws out comets sends
out more than one at tins. This the
DRY was before thought to be correct,
from the fact that more than one comet
has been found in the same or nearly
this same orbit.
DR.. Holden and the other astronomers
on the mountain are much elated over
their notable scientific discovery.
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LIFE

For thS Sunday Rs0iStsr.
Life is nauRht
But a thought
In proportion 70 time that's pasei
Don't Il seem
Like a dream
Since you made your anchor lash
To the bar
Near the star
Set IN Futures glorious crown,
Held on high
From whence our spirits will look down.
Life is naught
Bot drop
In the vast and extensive Sea-
Now before
Near the shore
OF uncertain eternity;
AL must 60
When none know
Rpt the past we'll lesve far behind
Though twill cling
And twill ring
TbrouFh all Allure time In our mind.
W. & RICHARDSON.
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AHnr.. prlven br the TaIl.

A Chicago turf writer is authority for
the statement that Carl Bates, the Iowa
horseman, drives his horse Thalberg in
A very original manner. Ihalberg is a
trotter that is the pet OF the women
and the country folk and the bsne Of
tbe book-maker The aged pair
have been at the front in many
a hard fought battle. There is a
unity Of feeling between horse and
man. The mysterious link that joins the
two is Thalberg's tail. When the angu-
lar visaged Iowan wants the horse to
win. the intelligence is conveyed
through the medium Of the tail. With
a firm grip Of the tail with one hand
and the reins in the other no lifts,
steadies and reefs the honest old geld
ing as no other driver has been able to
do successfully. For eight years the
peculiar pair have been a feature OF
western race meetings.
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night. II clear, q faint, star-like point
will be seen near the arrowhead. That
luminous point Is the comet. II moth
ing unexpected happens to cause tail
TO appear, the sight will be q rather
disappointing one, butthe observer will
reap his reward in being able TO proud
ly say: 81 have seen the comet"
Photographs OF the comet taken last
Thursday Light by Professor Hussey,
at the Lick Observatory, showed that
there is a second smaller comet within
the luminous nebular mist above the
main nucleus. This cannot. however,
be seen through the telescope.
The second comet appears 10 move in
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1. o. o. y.

Excelsior Lodge No. 40, I. o. o. f.,
had very interesting meeting on last
Tuesday evening. They conferred the
third degree on one member received
the application Of one and conferred
the lOl on four. On next Tuesday even
ing they will confer the first degree on
four candidates and the third on two,
and arc expecting five candidates for
the l0l The boys always delight In
comforting this degree.
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TopEKA. KAA. July 2s.-SoIsi .,s
IsuelIInR received . eomnunicAt,eS1
cop6rmaIory Of the rspoft 'n.s -
mine owners are prsparinE % -
ons thousand negroes from soc ~.
100 nlaee Of striking coal mins
So,,I1 tbls be true and negroes %,
take 70 20 into the mines, sss oG n
apprshendS serious ifoov -. -.
eyeat be will. u called 90 y ~.
tboritIes, or Il advised y ,ns
.nt Govsrnor that troops are
will order oct the militia
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LADIES OF THE q. A. H.

James A. Garfield Circle, No. l,
Ladies of the q. A. R., hold their regu'
lar meeting on Tuesday evening. Sew
eral candidates are to be initiated.
The ladies will give lawn fete and
novelty supper August 3. Mrs. Jane:
Ephlin Is the chairman OF the commit
tss In charge. The affair has every In
dicatiOn OF success.
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ceived from the bicycle sulky and the
kite shaped track. What an emphatic
vindication it would be for these sages,
aud what topDllng over Of turf tradi-
tions would occur if the 15year-OId
Jay Eye-See should win the pacing
championship and the 2O-year-old Maud
s recover her trotting crown before the
campaign OF 1898 is over.
EARLE II. EATON.
wildwood, the Record Breaker.
Not long ago, at Washington Park,
Chicago, Wildwood, the swift CaiiOr-
MIA rnnner. covered ! mile and 70 Yards
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Iu,t,.. eIa,cbford,s sueoe..or.

New YoEK. July 22.-The World says
it Is in q position TO state that Presl-
dent Cleveland will hot appoint sue
cessor to the late Justice Blatchford, Of
the Supreme Court OF the United States
until Congress meets. The various ru-
mors circulated that the Justiceship
will be offered TO Secretary Gresham,
or 70 Secretary Carlisle, or 70 Attorney
General Olney have no foundation.
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HOW TO FIND THE COMET.

Search Patiently in the Vicinity Of the
Great Dipper.
How to find the comet that is causing
so much excitement among astronomers
Just now has been question too hard
fol- the average citizen to answer With
the help of the diagram here given, a
clear night and a good eye, together
with a moderate stock Of patience and
perseverance,, the celestial wanderer
ought to be located without great
trouble.
To start with, one must know the
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600; and the Spider and Fly" which
produces $500 a week. He has bank
account with DreXel, Morgan & c.,
and another in a bank In San Francis
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A GREAT PAGER.
MASCOT, SALADN, FLYING JIB AND OTHER
FAST ONES.
Ola Jay-gys-Sss's Grand Nils-Ai Fourteen Years
Of Age he Paced 10 2: O6 IA and As:onished
The World-Whai Can the Ex-Q8asn Maud S
Do At Twenty Among The Trogsrs?

The harness racing season OF 1893
has just opened with the troteFs and
PAGERS on an equal footing. Nancy
Hanks, the tTotting queen, holds the
worlds record OF 2:O4, and the record
OF Mascot. the pacing king, Is exactly
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a Ba,.ls for BIosd

T, What Hoods sarsaparills vigorously
fights and IL 10 alWaJs victorious 10 OF
pelIlpg al the foul tsints sod TiVina 'ns
Vital fuId the quality and q1tnu1I Of
perfect health.