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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-17
HOW THE BLADE WAS OPENED.

HOW IhE bLADE WAS OfENEO.
did, but the boys of to-day seem to have
forgotten the trick"
Uncle Nat put on his spectacles, drew
out his handkerchief and wound it
about Jimmy's knife, blade and all. He
did it slowly, so that it would be tight
Jimmy looked on wonderinglD When
the winding was finished Uncle Nat
held the free corner of the handker-
chief firmly between his thumb and
finger and gave the knife sharp little
twitch and throw. Of course the hand
kerchief unrolled rapidly, and when
the knife few out the blade was open.
There" said Uncle Nat. "easy
enough, isn't it?"
And Jimmy was able to do the same
thing at the first trial, and after that
he wasn't troubled with a blade that
stuck.-Chicago Record.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-17
JIMMYs HARD BLADE.
Uncle Nat Opened 1t for Him with q
Handkerchief.

Jimmy could not get the blade of his
new knife open. He had tried until the
nails of both his thumbs were broken,
and then he had worked with a screw
driver and a spike, but he couldn't start
the stiff spring.
Guess you never heard about open
ing knife with your handkerchief"
said Uncle Nat, good-naturedly.
With al handkerchief"
"Yes, with handkerchief When l
was boy that is the way we always
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-17
ronn0 the ,.Issing Link.

Scientists are zealously seeking for
the "missing link" between man and the
brutes. says Youths Companion. Il
is not impossible that it may be found
in Costa Rica. A traveller. NJ. Pittier,
SAYS that he met one day troop of
white-faced monkeys. and one OF the
females had a red passion flower. as
a decoration. in each ear. an early trace
Of the feminine love for ornamentation." "
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-17

A little girl who lives in Grafton re-
ceived an invitation to party which
friend was about to give. The invitation
mad been written by the small hostess.
After surveying the note with delight
ior few minutes, the recipient said;
Papa. wonder if it is birthday
party?"
Let me see the invitation"
After brief inspection. he said:
Yes; it must be birthday party. It
begins: Your presents is desired -
pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-17
TNo THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the continued drought our water
supply has become very low and we would
urge the greatest economy In the use OF water,
STREET ssPRINKLERs. BATH TUBS
FOUNTAINS, BAIT BOXES, M ST
NOT BE USED.
The water at both receivers has decreased
TO such an extent as to compel the authorities
to pump water to supply the wants OF our
people at very great expense.
By order Of the Water Committee.
F. F. TYERYAR,
lEu Superintendent.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE ROOMS
$50 JENNA. AVE. NV.
RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & Co, PROPS
TELEPHONE I2S2 len, CT
GOOD STORAGE AT Low RATES ARMY AND
NAVY STORAGE ROOMS. 1+O1 Il ST. c. G..
SLOAN & 90. Props jeIo-fm
75C PER LOAD FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
FOODS stored i5c. per load. best location In the
city. DRY. light and clean. Address Ii BAUM
el4 9th st. nv. aye 3nis
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Drilled June %. 1891. ]. Il. Young. cl.rt
IN TffE SIPlit-ME COURT or TIE DISREvr or
- Columbia.
William l. Payne 81 al. vs. Laura Payne Of MI
Equity No. l1225
inns cause. coming to he heard ursen tho ra,t
ton OF John r. Payne and Willis D. Holden al
illustrators OF the estate of William T. I,avn.
asking for leave to intervene hereia and tha, y,,
liz alton lie made 10y the auditor OF the court ngjn,
the creditors OF said estate ar,I,ear and rr,,
their claims before hin'. is hereby ordered IN,
all creditors Of the late William r. PAYNE nn,.nar
before the said auditor and prove their claim. an
or before the 10th day of July. AID. 1897 or ofhar
wise he barrcd from claiming any mart Of IN. r.-n.
ceeds OF the real estate Involved and SOLD IN this
cause Provided that copy Of this order he nI,,-
lisbed once In the Washington Law ltenorter ami
three times IN The Evening Star newspaper Of
Washington. DC w T0S
true copy-Text: j. n Young CYerf
BY r. j. MElGS, Jr., Assistant iyi-lawat
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE pIS1RI1T ON
Columbia W
William 7. Payne ct al. We Laura Payne Of nj
Equity No. l1225.
This cause being referred to me to report dis
ttbution OF the proceeds OF sale OF the Zeal estate
In this cause and TO tnke proof Of chains against
tn, estate Of the late William T. Payne notice IA
hereby given TO all persors having clsSms against
the said William r. Payne. or otherwise Interested
In the said distribution. to their claims,
with the proofs. to me at my oences In the United
States State court honss IN this city on before the
tyi-th.s.ttil tyio JAS. q. PAYNE. A.Aitse.
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so I'D NV. cr.ami. ~. 80
iO2 9Th Sc. lr, ami. 2o.30
aG0i 81 NV. Tr.....l5.30
2o.3 lJti NV. Or ..l4.rD
SCI i2th N, Gr....l. ~
1856 !: Sc, Or. -
49, 6l2 Il sw. 6r. ..ii.To
90 Callan ne. 6r. .Il.5J
iOS l2ih 81, 6r....il."O
12S C:tlian ne. Or. lilo
las Lewis ne. Or. w. $50
10 Y SO. C.. $3.50 .75D
!. RNADLEN. lah2 L 81
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

1873 Corrorin NV S35 ~
1922 Vi az. Furnished. -
1872 Union 81. 6- 10 %
100 Eth aw. $50 $50 year
Sta rr 1911 Col. or4n 20
1910 Un!ln 9. sw =! 4 ID
2H9 II n, 5r..-..lo 90
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HOTELS.

TIE COLONIAL FORMERLY ..WORMIEY'S')
18th and II sts NV
Reduced rates for the summer; table board
IS per month. 1el5-eolms
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jCl2-tf
For. RENT

tftE ltENT-
1870 Kenyon st. Col
Hts. llr. ami. So. on
1892 II nv. l2r. sta -. 90
li39 1l.h. Tor. mi RI -
iOl VI ivy. Tor, ami 80 30
$40 VI NV. Or. ami.2J ~
416 u NV, llr. ami $685.
lilO Corcoran. Or. mi ~. -
go ! ne. ST, ami. - N
Ji7 18th NV. ST. -. ~
l241 ID Sc, Sr, ami. ~. 81
jes-s. tu&th ROBERT +
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PROPOSALS.

IROroSAIS FOR PAVING COLUMBIA ROAD
hgt"ecn Florida avenue and 18th street with
Sheet AsphGit.-CffiCe OF the Commissioners d.
T.. Washington, ID. C., JuEe -, 1Sa7-Sen!ad
prupp2ls will De received at this otiic. until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, SATURDAY. JTI.Y
TENTH. 1881. foe paving Columbia roai be-
tween Flot:da aven lie aud lStn street with Sheet
Asphalt Blank forms Of proposals AID sp.gifi,a-
lions and al necessary iuforn.a ton may he OBJ
tanned AT thr U.."c of the Engineer Commissioner
ID. &. JOHN ". ROSS. JOHN b. WIGHT WN
VI. BLACK, Commissioners ID. e.. jyl-6t
PROPOSALS To SELL. PUBLIC SCHOOL. BUILD
ing sitoS.-b.ice OF the Commissioner Of The
Dist rict II Columbia. Washing ION, June Is 1897
Sealed proposals, Endorsed Proposals TO Sill
School i;u!ldins Site VIII be received at This
cffce until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ on II ES
DAY. JULY SMITH. 1921, To sell to the District
OF Columbia site for eight room public school
builiin. Of the foilowin: dimensions: II on he
corner. not less than ninety feet front by one
hundred and twenty-five feet deep; II not on the
cCrncr. bot less than hundr and twenty
feet front by one hundred and twenty five feet
deep The lots must he located in the third
division, between LIST and 9th streets east and
East Capitol street and Z street north A certia-
cate of the collector OF taxes that the bidder has
deposited ole hundred dollars with him. or a GER
t'htd check Of some bank in the District OF Co
lunihia. must accompany each bid as Il guarantee
that the bidder will complete the sale of the
ground " his bid should be accepted. The right
to reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved
JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN r. WIGHT W NJ
BLACK. Commissioners of the District Of Co
lumbia. je29-6t
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ATTORNEYS.

WM. L. FORD.
ATTORNEY AT-LAw.
del2tf go st. NV. House. 1909 Q st. NV.
CAMPBELL CARRINGToN. ArToRNEY-AT-LAvi
Webster Law building. sos d st. NV, Wasl hing.
ton, DC. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flat.
New York ave. and 9th Ut. NV. ssle
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED, FOR JULY AND AL
grst--No. 1895 18th ST.. being Of =; 10
brick: beautifully decorated and fur
nshsd: rent, $50 per mo. JOHN l.. WEAVER,
cor. Il and Sth SITS. jy1-3t
FOR RENT - FURNISHED - HANDSOMELY
furnished siN-ruom house; crystal chand .icrs:
modern convcnen"es; was formerly occupied by
NJ G.; to let by month year. 1924 ST. NV
jyl-3t
Fol; RENT-FJRNISHED UNTIL. OCTOBER l. A
nice Groom house; conveniently ioratci NV.
terms very reasonable to Il sinai, family. CALI
with references. at 3l5 la. ie30-3t'
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Fol; RENT 3l6 ELM ST: C ROOMS AND BATH:
in perfect condition; only $3.50: house o;.rn
daily CHAS. f. BANFS i4th and a. SITS iraa-3t
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FOR RENT -HOUSE 1928 10TH ST. NV; s RS;
all mod. imps. good yard; $85. Bic n. J. ave
NV; rs.; all mod imps.; SIS.
W. c. JOHNSON.
je260 1902 18th st. NV.
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FOR REM
1i1I II st, lSr.
per annum. Sc 900 90
1905 = NV. 12r.
per snnum. =. $500 90
1911 Pa ave. Or.
per annum. -. 2. 100. on
1917 Mass nv, lar,
per anaum. 81 10000
1918 Pa av. Or.
per aEnum. -. LOO. 90
Tennillytovn ruad lie
lowBradlcy lane. Tor,
for 6 mos. ...... go 90
SIC Conn ave. i2r. .CO. o.
1922 VI ave. l+r. .20o. ~
141l X NV, lSr. 1.N.po
l01l Conn nv, 3r.lJ0.oo
l;0G y ii nv, l6r 100 %
GIL 18Th NV. 12r. .l2J.0J
1890 NY nv NV. l2ri25. 90
3lI3 L NV, lTr. .I23 U0
1893 Mass av. Tor. 100. 90
l705 y NV. 12r.
500 ftth NV. lar. 100. 10
1892 Conn Nv. i2r. 1o9.UO
1901 10th nv. llr.lDo.00
i3i3 FIaav.p't2daolHr.00
2olI Mass nv. 1lr.IUo.u0
Takoma lark. Car
'oll ave. l3r. .10o. no
1896 y INV. i2f. lou. 90
1875 LeT pl, l2r. .iO0. 01
lsI Corn a.", lir. ~ GO
1918 l. ST, l2r......75. OF
1ll3 1 st. l2r. 90
Carroll ave. Takomu
Park. lIr. co
lI25 DcS.:ies st.lir.7. M
1870 both NV. Tor. - %
Gil l3th NV. Tor. 1000
1919 llih NV tstore
and 'iwS). Or 10. 90
la3t oSth NV. i2r. 75.oC
2olS Il NV. Tor. ....15. ~
lll9 | NV, l2r. .uO
1901 Stoughtoa, l2r. 1890
1910 l. ST. lIr..... 81 co
1877 17th NV. Ilr. .Gy. co
1901 L NV. 12r... 90 ~
iii9 y NV. I4r.....c5. Go
1916 2ist NV. lar. e. 90
lG.l lis; NV. l0r. .01 30
GtS l. nv. iJr. CT 90
3O:3 y NV, l2r... CT 90
3Us7 y NV. 1T 60 90
:.2s3 Q NV. 13r. .G5. 60
2i02 lith NV. llr. CD. 90
lie East Cap, Ill. so. 90
1890 9TH. st&dw Or. GO nc
1913 y Ew. I2r. 600
lith st al lar Bright
~o.si Hotel, I3r. co. no
5a. l. NV, 'lr. GO. ~
lIl3 18th nv. Or. GO 90
4Jj lith nv. -. 90. ~
1915 18th n,y. i2r to. 90
1909 II INV. store. 60. %
1910 10th NV. Tor. a. %
1879 g st. Tor. -. 30
1919 10th ST. Tor. so. ~,
Goal ward, Gotta and
IL nv, lar mo. 10 40
a3i uilly.r Fl. ior.5o. 90
23J q 81. Tor. -. 5000
1913 fla av.ptlsth. 80. 90
Near Stott's station,
ID {. ilr........50.U 10
500 list INV. Or. -. -
FOR 4 Full. LIST O
APPLY AT OFFICE.
icl5-ff
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED soo GIVEN AWAY To PERSON
NAMING LATEST NJ Ni,IR WORDS OCT Of a
popular phra-.- For pm; 1iars sd l"r sinipie
r.lu,.r tr,lshc.l At GfS + st. NV, ClIy. I'2ltf
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED or UNFINISHED ROBINS
WITH BOARD,
90. 3o23 18th st. NV, Mt. Pleasant
Je-'7"t Mrs. &. +. LITTLE
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PERSONAL.

YUU ARE GoING AWAY, AND HAVE No Use
for them. therefore big cash exchange. for
gents discarded GARMENTS send pos al Will call
quick JtSrlI'S OLD STAND,
jyi-5.tf SO II NV.
CLERK. PENSION OFFi,'E, INTERIOR DEPART
Inent, desiring mutEa! transfer with 81 10 clerk
Of l.. and n %. War Dept. Address I'm conf
dence. x r. CORD. star office Je2,,-3r.
W WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEs'-
rive agency CONFIDENTIAL communion lions prompt
ly attended TO: ofiic" open all hours: best refs
Established 1850 Supt-. $50 + 81. je.,22- m
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FEM ale.

WANTED AN UNMARRIED WOMAN FOR 'ff-N-
cal lp.-. work. u ",iBI--t"nt Girl .srd "'-fs
viii hc given Call after o'cipck pm. at 81
/; =. II
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FOR RENT-128 ST. NV. SIR &B. 500 90
st nr 18th, llr&b $50 90 1900 kingman. r. % so
1904 st NV. 9rb $50 4i9 LIST Sc. 7r&b. 20 so
a aa K Ken ST, II l2th ne 7gSb 20 81
1929 NV store. % 90 1904 Linden ne, 7r&bI 90
RALPH W. LEE. 6OG l4th NV. CPhone 2049)
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rHERFDpn. 1907 F 81

FOR RENT-IS1 18TH ST. NV; II RS: ALL
mod. impS.: in good repair. SD. l: I ST nv:
RS; mod imIs.: Sl4-50 W. {. JOHNSON, 1902
18th st. NV. t.I.--.
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FOR RENT - THE PRETTY THREE STORY
residence Ole -. NV; 10 rooms. hath. closets:
all MI; large yard, with stable; S50.50 per mo.
Apply to OWNER, $40 9Th st. NV ap7-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-01

FOR RENTLTHE PRETTY CONVENIENT RESI-.
dence BOT st.; rooms: all MI; saloon psrlor.
ra,s! rsnt Sas "a SwNEH Kin h,h 81
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50l LIST sc, Grab. .2l-50
$40 LIST Sc. Grab. .2l 80
SOP LIST Sc. Crab. =. .2l.5 so
1913 X ne.str&dwg. Gro. so
IT'S 18th, 7r (col. 20. 30
23l 10th ne. 6r&b. 1850
81 Elm NV. 6r&b. rs. 20
lO:' + Sc. t-&b. .ls.UU
PIG Poplar st. CIR. .l2.50
l20S Ward CT. Ir,w. 10 no
leS2 Valley st. Ar. 900
RI 1854 X, 4r tcol) 500
e. co. 13lq E ST nv
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FOR RENT
1605 Conn av,l4-. sl25 90
92i 23d st, l0r&b. AZ. Go
1921 y II av. CRIB. 40 90
1910 U st, 9r&b. .35 so
103 c sw. Sr&b. 80. so
1855 23d NV, SrS5.S0. 90
els list Sc. 7r&h. :. .2I. so
5l4 LIST Sc, 6r&b. =. ~. Jb
SIC / Sc, Crab. ....23.a 80
o12 LIST st Sc. 3r&b- II so
l03 z st Sc, Sr&b. %. 81
1903 Z sw. 6r&b. .22..0
jelG-tf DEEBI.E
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED \ FLAT OF ! ROOMS On 2D FLOOR
north sonih exp"suTc; state price, location, *
Box i3>, Star office. jyl-2t~
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For RENT

roh HEN l.
5l3 l. 81 NV. er&h. .S4J
81 Conn aY. l6r. Ei.l..5
9H3 L sw. Crib. .2n. 80
1919 lath.,cr ORG ay 100
1918 18th ST nv. 50
l2l1 y II av. 1sr....Ia5
1919 VT ay NV. SrN,.25. ~
mhi3-i6w' TYLER K RI
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

For SALE 4 81 NI'TtpUS EISnENCF i3s,
Harvard ST. Columbia Heights. 10 ar sold - q
sa''rih.". Has lO lag" rooms, IL feet ~IuIrr
elegant d",',Iations: fines; '..iHlt work itp :,,i
from l4ih y. car lin" AlI'!y JA'.iHS a Ei;'.
i22a Ia. ave. f.a,->AfA.t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

| IAWNDAIE, NEAR FREDERICK, Md, Is OPEN
for the accommodation of iirst-class guests. Send
| for circular
| jp24- it, Mrs 7 HAMMOND GRIFFITH.
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For SALE REGAIDI.I ,SS OF COSTA WELL
bnit I,st"ry house; convenient 9" rahlc marx {
ana school. large r-,ins. high ceilings. very
much below ITS true value; t.tlc guaranteed ~
l'si company. 2liG l. 81. NV, after pm.
in.sl-3fs
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR IENT-s14 18TH ST NV. NICELY FUR.
well-kept fnat hall room; cool and pleasant;
large closet; Anil; suitable for gentleman;
private family. ir24-lns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-01

FOR SALE $3.50 INVESTMENT HRINGS Nut'
500 profit each year: buy 3clG Parker It
See me about IL. ownrr. ". II. HENSHAM.
The herald., 1897-10-20

Round S-Stelzner ducks right swing
which would have settled the fight. and
before McAuliffe can recover plants his
left squarely on the nose of his oppo
nent. Long sparring and a clinch fol-
low, when Joe hits his opponent hard on
the chest and gets in return right and
left on the mouth. Stelzner's round.
Round 9-Stelzner begins to force the
fighting, as McAuliffe appears to be
tired. A rapid exchange in which McAu-
life is at a disadvantage is followed by
blow from Steiner which again draws
blood. Both sparring when the round
closes. Decidedly Stelzner's round.
Rounds 10 and 11--Sparring takes up
most of the time, as both men are tired.
No blows exchanged with much force.
Honors even.
Round 12-Stelzner goes at McAuliffe
for knockout. but the latter's parties
are good and few of the blows land with
effect. After Stelzner had winded him
self McAuiffe goes after him in lively
fashion, landing as he pleased. McAu-
liffe'S round.
Round 13-McAuliffe leads left and
misses and gets hard right in the face,
followed instantly by left. Stelzner's
blows lack steam, but he lands repeat
edly on Macs face and neck. closing the
round with a right hand swing on the
neck.
Round 1NMcAuliffe evidently dis :
tressed and lacking wind, is on the de-
fensive. Stelzner lands right and left
repeatedly without return. In duck
by Stelzner he narrowly escapes a fin
The herald., 1897-10-20

ROUND first-Both spar cautiously.
Stelznlar LEADS with right, but falls
short, following with double jab with
left on McAuiiffe's face. McAuilffe
forces the fighting, landing repeatedly
on Stelzner's body. but without great
force. McAuiffe lands a hard left jab
on Steamers face, which is returned
with quick right and left. Both are
sparrng for wind when time is called.
Honors ever1
RounG second-A rapid exchange of
short arm blows is followed by Stelz-
r.er's landing very hard on McAuliffe' 8
nose, drawing first blood. McAuliffe
counters or Stelzner's jaw, staggering
him. Stei2.asr's right Is planted on
Macs eye, following with a left hand
punch on the neck. Several quick
clinches and much sparrlng close the
round, Stelzner having the better of it.
Rounj three--McAuliffe responds
quickly and hits Stelzner staggering
blow on the head before the latter has
his hands up, following it with left and
right. After long sparrirg match
around the ring Steiner leads right, but
The herald., 1897-10-20
CITY NEWS In BRIEF

Call Tel. Main 243 for ambulance.
Kregelo & Bresee. Sixth and Broadway.
Robert Sharp & Co.. funeral directors
independently. .536 South Spring street.
Telephone 1929.
Watches cleaned. Is cents: main
springs. so cents: crystals. 10 cents.
Patton, PA South Broadway.
Court La Fiesta, No $50, I. o. F., will
give an entertainment at its lodge room,
at 1924 West Washington street, tonight.
Anniversary missionary meetings,
Peniel hall, today 1O:3O, 2:SO, 1880. Miss
May Watson will farewell for Port Said.
Adams Bros, dentists. 2931a South
Spring street. Plates from s4. Painless
extracting, so cents Filling speciality.
Hours. to s; Sundays. 10 to Il.
H. c. Lichtenberger, the picture
framer, at 202 South Spring street, has
Just received his fall stock Of new styles
of picture frame mouldings. Ifyou have
any framing to do call and see this beau
tiful line.
+. Msssrs. Clark & Montgomery, exper;
repairers of all kinds OF standard type
writer's, from San Francisco, are at the
Hotel Nadeau. 1t will pay you to sei
them if your typewriter needs anything
In the way Of repairs.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block first floor. rooms 1873. 1874, 1856
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases of women and
children. Electricity scie ntifically used.
Con suit a ton hours / to 5. Tel 1927.
Good money for the right party. Must
be married man. with some experience
In carWassing, or have a small retail
business, to take charge of local
agency ard employ other agents. Call
at room 60, Hotel Hollenbeck, II m. to
6p. M, p. m. to p. m.
The herald., 1897-10-20
RACE RESULTS
Only Poor Time in the 2:30
Pace
SWALLOWED BY ANACONDA
JOE WHEELER DIsAPPoINTs HIS
MANY ADMIRERS
SWALLOWED BY ANACONDA
'Ostler Joe, Another Favorite, Beaten
But Grady Wins Back Some Of
the Peoples Money
TODAY'S PROGRAM

First race, trotting, special-Nor-
deau, Ell Molino, Domitian, Helen j..
Fanadma, Queen Anne.
Second race, trotting, 2:24 class
purse SSOO-Etta Wilkes, Claudius
Palermo.
Third race, running, special, three.
eighths Of mile, heats, purse $3.50
Maud N. ia, selkirk III, Chancey T
1Oo, Red Dick ia, Lady Kern ia
Jessie o. ia, Bourbon ia.
Fourth race, running, special 70,
three-year-olds and upwards, one
mile, purse $225-Petrarch 1873
Whistle Bird 1O5, Major S. 1913, Arun-
del 1o3, Gibbetifibbett "a, Pleasan.
ton "a.
Fifth race, running, special for two.
year-olds, four and one-half furlongs
purse $25O-Gracias 10, Papinta 10
Santa Maria 40, Soscol 10, Eta
wanda 11O, Charline Lemon 40, Sis
ter vickey 40, Ell Salado 10, Palt
Blanco 11o, searchlight 113, Amass
10.
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and -eighths were broken, but the
2:30 pace, which brought out horses
which are acknowledged to be the kings
of their class, was sad, ad,disappointment
Instead of the breaking of records in
this event there was Indication that ell
was not right in the manner in which the
horses were driven. Even the judges
saw this, and when they tried to substi-
tute drivers there was a protest which
almost resulted in a fight between one
of the officials and one of the drivers
| The trouble occurred just before the
fourth heat in the pace. Hoga boom, who
had been behind Joe Wheeler in the
three first heats, was orGered to give his,
seat to Simpson, it appearing from his
actions and MARINER of driving that he
was mot trying to get the best possible
speed. out of Wheeler. Just before the
start in the fourth heat the judges de-
cided to displace him and let Simpson
try heat behind Wheeler, and also to
let Vance take Havey's place behind
Betonica. That something was the mat
ter was manifest by Hogabooms ac-
tions. When Starter Ferguson gave him
the order he entered a vigorous protest,
but as that did no good he became pro-
fame ard curseG Ferguson roundly, in
viting him to the track to settle the mat
ter la Marquis of Queensbury. So vile
were his remarks that Mr.. Ferguson or
dered. him removed from the grounds,
and one Of the track marshals executed
the order.
Formal charges were preferred against
Hogaboom by Mr.. Ferguson and filed
with the Judges Their action will not
be announced until today. Unless the
charges are withdrawn, Hogabo is
liable to either expulsion for life or for
any period that the judges may decide
upora or to fine irs any amount up to
$1,000.
The records which were broken were
the three-quarters, by Lorena II, when
that distance was covered in 1:14, the
former record being 1:14% and the
seven-eighths in 1927, by Grady, the
| former record being 1:27%. There were
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misses and narrowly escapes Vicious
uppercut. McAuliffe stops right Land
blow with his glove ard lar,ds on Stelz-
ner's mouth. McAuliffe's round.
Round four-Light taps open the
rour'd Both men are wary and spar
ring for an opening. McAuliffe forces
Steiner against the ropes. landing
twice ora his. jaw Stelzner leads left and
right without effect, and clinches. Both
sparring when time is called.
RounG five-McAuliffe started ir at
a finish gait, landing three times over
Stelzer's heart. Steiner gets back at
him with two hard punches on the
mouth and receives a left on the rose.
Rour,d six-Stelzner plants his right
hard on McAuliffe's body and gets
away without a return. Mac, disre-
garding his guard, sends his right to
Joe's chin, staggering him. Three quick
clinches and left hard swing, dodgeG
by Stelzner, close the three minutes.
Round seveci-McAuliffe Is confident
and Inclined to force the fighting, while.
Steiner is closely watching for an operl-
ing. 1t comes at last, and Stelzner plants
his right on Macs jaw so hard that he
is dazed, while Stelzner falls from the
force of his OWE blow. Time is called as
he gets up. Decidedly Stelzner's round.