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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
SARATOGA RESULTS. Matanzas Wins the Grand Union Ho
 tel Stakes.

SARATOGA, N. Y., Aug 20.-The largest at tendance of the meeting graced the races at Saratoga to-day. The feature of the day was the Grand Union Hotel stakes of s4000, which brought out eight two-year-olds, or which Mat anzas was the favorte. The start was good seized the advantage and led home. Sum- maries:
 First race selling, one mile: George B. Cox 10S (Clawson), even. Jackanapes. 105 CT. Sloan), to and 2 to B.. Filament. jos GA. BaTett), to 1............ Time 1:46%.
 Nearest came in second but was disqualified for fouling.
 Second race selling. seven furlongs: Manassas, 114 CT. Sloan), to 5............,... Banquo II, 112 (VanBuren). 5 to and to B.. Oxnard, 103 fClawson), to 1..................
 Time 1:32.
 Protus also ran.
 Third race Grand Union Hotel stakes, six furlongs:
 Matanzas, 11s CT sloan). to 6......... Kfnley Mac 122 (Clawson), 15 to and to l. Mantle 112 GA. Barrett, to 1........-.........
 Time 119.
 Matimas. Frohsinn, Kentucky Colonel Gala had and Lady Lindsay also ran.
 Fourth race. six furlongs: Bardella f1S CT Sloan), to 1.............. Maceo 122 GA. Barrett). to and to 5... Lord Geni 122 tKnapp), to 1..-............. Time, 1:19
 Estaca and Flavius also ran.
 Fifth race, two miles, handicap, hurdles Forget, 150 (Cochran), to 5................ Marshall. 155 (Slack), to 5 and out. t....... Iranian, 133 (Wynn), to 1....................
 Iranian fell near the seventh hurdle but afterward went over the course.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
INGLESIDE COURSING.
A Big Crowd Sees Some Hot Work With the Hounds
 and flares.

Two thousand people went out to Ingle- side yesterday and saw some of the hot test coursing ever put on a sward. The talent got it in the neighborhood of col lars and had to take 1t. The running was confined to the first round of the non-winner stake. The same stake will open events to-day, and the champion contest will follow.
 The work was uneventful. It was a day for short ends, but none were alarm ingly short. The results were as follows:
 L. S. Conley beat Clifton Lass; Heather Bell beat Glen Chloe; Victor Queen beat La Juive; Burlington beat Bill Nye; Pacific Queen beat Hazel Glen: Beauty beat Nelly B; Captain Morse beat Palmer Hill; Lottie NJ beat Mis- sion Tip; Persimmons beat Masterpiece Mas ter Mat beat Miss Perkins: Lee Boy beat Chi uuita: Royal Oak beat Mystic; Liberty beat Reliable; Sprig Q Hill beat Decorator; Decency beat Emerald; Systematic beat Belle of Mos cow; Campania beat Fair View; Matchless beat Marjorie; Thad Stevens beat Miss Alice; Little Dorritt beat Phoebe; Dakota beat Fire ball; Victor Chief beat Our Boy; Liberty Bell beat San Meteo; Monitor beat Statesman; !; Santa Bella beat Innisfalen Tullamore beat Damsel; Counterfeit beat Chit Chat; Sllkwood beat Sir Walter: Mona beat Little Delight; Soubrette beat Dauntless; Gladys Pasha beat Kerry Cow; Hobson beat Lorraine; Sylvia beat Ianky Bob: Hattie beat Rush O Hill; News bow ran a bye; Las Palmas beat St. Nicholas.
 The running at Ingleside to-day will open at 10 o'clock with the ties of the stake already run. The champion con- test will follow.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
Royal Salute Wins Q Stake.

DETROIT, Aug. 2o.-Weather pleasant; track good.
 First race, six furlongs-Can I See Elm won, 1:15%.
 Second race. five furlongs-Lizzie Kelly won. Al siral second, By George third. Time, 1:03A
 Third race. six furIongs-Utopia won. Fill buster second, Ideal Beau third. Time, 1:15.
 Fourth race, the Hotel stakes, 5000, for two -year-olds, five and a half furlongs-Royal Salute won, Oakrnaid second, Triune third. Time 1;09A.
 Firth race. one mile-Deyo won Tusculum second. Pope Leo third. Time, 1:42A
 Sixth race, steeplechase, short course-Popu- list won, Last Fellow second, St. Ives third. Time 5:44.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

Carl A. Hoen of Santa Rosa filed yester- dav in the United States District Court a petition in bankruptcy. His liabilities are S4734 T and his assets s4500 worth of real estate, mortgaged for $500, and store fix lures worth $1500.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

guilty to an indictment charging him with having sent swindling letters through the mails. The prisoner, being in delicate health, requested the court to name the San Diego jail in preference to those of San Francisco or Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
Stake for Charlotte M.

ANACONDA, Aug. 2O.-First race. four and a half furlongs, selling-Toribio won, Punter sec ond. Little T G third. Time, :661e.
 Second race, five and a half furlongs, selling R. Q. Ban won, Lady Ashley second, Joe Cot ton third. Time, 1:10. Third race, six furlongs-Larva won, Koote- mai second, Key Hooker third. Time, 1:16N
 Fourth race the Ravell stakes, N000 mile Charlotte M won Grand Sachen second. Imp. Missioner third. Time, 1:4212.
 Fifth race four and a half furlongs-Miss Rowena won. Omah Wood second 1 Don't Know third Time, :551s.
 Sixth race. mile, selling-Mary Barnes won Masoero second Kruna third. Time, 1:45.
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F. M Barr was sentenced yesterday by United States District Judge de Haven to one years imprisonment in the County Jail in San Diego, Barr having pleaded
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
A Santa Rosa Bankrupt.

Asthma. Bronchitis. .Catarrh cure guarant'd Dr. Gordin sanitarlum. 514 Pine. nr. Kearny.S s. Fl Cal
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

THE CRYSTAL SWIMMING BATHS
 Physicians recommend the Crystal warm sea water tub and swimming baths. North Beach.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
Time l:43 1-5. Won cIeverly. Second and third driving

 Souan es and James Monroe 109 also ran Sausalito odds-3 to ?, 8 to and 15 to l. Track odds-5 to 2, to and 40 to l. sFaVorite.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

Time, 1:15A. Won easily. Second and third driving
 'Joe Ullman 1o7 left at post, Little Singer 102, Warren Point 104 Treopia 107 and Gov. Sheehan 107 also ran.
 Sausalito odds-3 to 1. 12 to 1 and to l. Track odds-4 to 1, 12 to and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Seventh race. selling. six furlongs:
 Name and Weight Jockeys. E. &. Str Fin. La Princessa, 102. ..... Everett 1 l "Lonetta, 102. 2........H. Martin 8 Sir Tenny, 107. Jenkins Time 1:15%. Won easily. Second and third driving. King Dance 104 Brother Fred 104, Laines 104, Henry Ormsby 1O7 and Golden Rod 107 also ran Sausalito odds-2h to l, to and 10 to l. Track odds-3 to l, to and 20 to l.
 HFaYorite
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
OLDO,CoNNELL AT HAWTHORNE The Ancient Record-Breaker Beats
 Paul Griggs a Whisker.

CHICAGO, Aug 200 Cornell, with 116 pounds up and "Skeets' Martin to pilot him, beat the gray ghost. Paul Grtggs, nose in fast time at Hawthorne to-day. The latter had not been out in months and O Connell had not faced a barrier in many weeks himself. Everett rode three of the winners doing by far the best pigskin work of the day. pr. ShePard's was a very fast win.
 Et-s+ rare nurse seven furiongs:
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

recompensed his admirers to-day for his poor work of yesterday. putting three good win ners over the plate this afternoon, one being Tulla Fonso in the Isabella stakes. The fastest run race of the day was that captured by Imp. Skate. He ran six and a half furlongs In 1:202z with 99 pounds up-a great showing. John Boone and Rifle were the surprises or the afternoon
 First race. purse one mile:
 Name and Vt Jockeys. A. 1a. %. Str. Fin. ;:i:':: $: x. <: =:: Forsythe. 1O4 Mcdonald 8 0
 Time, 1:42A. Won driving. Second and third
 Charles 1Os. Judge steadman 1O6, Ransom 1O6, Briggs 1O4, Dora G 91 and Coreel s1 also ran.
 Track odds-S to 5. to and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Second race. purse, mile and half:
 Name and Vt. Jockeys. A. +, A. Str Fin. Rifle, 100 ...... Gilmore Q IF 43 Fresco 1o1 IoJ M ,Airdnn19 Dunn g 3 Mrs Bradshaw, 100 Houck 1 1 'P of India. 102. Burns J 0I5Giadnt Bradley, i'- 1o2 Harshb' ger
 Time, 2;3S1A Won cleverly. Second and third driving
 Sausalito odds-6 to l. to and to i
 Track odds-7 to l. to and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Third race. handicap, all ages, six furlongs:
 Name and Weight. Jockeys +. &. Str. Fin. !Ssq .SsPb. B990e. 130 so.:: Mcb6naid 59uft ssR siiR.F Fi2R Set. 'i;...r. lo4hI5es fq5es 3
 Time, 1:1411. Won driving. Second and third driving
 i Be ti-tF True s5. Fleeting Ray s5 and Mona 80
 sausaiito odds-s to l. to and to 2.
 Track odds--6 to l, to 5 and to 5.
 'Favorite.
 Fourth race, Isabella stakes. two-yesr-olds, five and half furlongs:
 Name and Weight. Jockeys. #. a. Str. Fin. .Tula Fongo, 1os....T. Burns 112 12 Good Hope, 1O6.. ..... .McDonald Sidtilla. ss ..;:;......T Burns Rosie Burke. 9o..... Kane Time, 1:O8a4 Won easily. Second and third u sausalito odds-8 to 5, to and 12 to 1. Track odds-7 to 10, to and to l.
 SFavOrite.
 Fifth race. purse. one mile:
 Name and Vt. Jockeys A- F. & Str. Fin. g, Sy5 sSf.5:y. $fs ssy $3 H,,55#.si Time. TAI. Won easily. Second and third driving.
 SausaIito odds-2h to 1, to 1 and to 1. Track odds-5 to 2, to and to 2. sFavorite.
 Sixth race. selling, six and a half furlongs: Name and Weight Jockeys F. F. Str Fin Imp Skate ss........T. Burns 0 *Verify, 100 Mcdonald II II Matchmaker, 102 ..-. Gilmore 2 h Nick Carter, 102.......... Lines Sorrow. 92 .Hothersall o 0 Time 1:20s4 Won cleverIy. Second and third driving.
 Long John 105, Disturbance 102. Lottie Mills 10l and Resolute 96 also
 Sausalito odds-21a to 1, to 1 and to l.
 Track odds-2 to ], to and to l.
 SFavorite
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Time l:o9 1-5. Won driving. Second and third driving. ,,o Seranhic 1O7. Nike 1O7 and Subject 107 also ran. Sausalitn odds-6 to l. to and to 2 Track oods-T to l, to l and 10 O. %Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with or without removal. J. Noonan. 1017-1o23 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
JOHN BOONE AND RIFLE
Severely Shock the Form Figurers at
 the St Louis Track.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2O.-Tommy Burns fully recompensed his admirers to-day for his poor work of yesterday. putting three good win ners the plate this afternoon, one being Tulla Fonso in the Isabella stakes. The fastest run race of the day that captured by Imp Skate. He ran six and a half furlongs In 1:20z with 99 pounds up-a great showing John Boone and Rifle were the surprises of the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
Name and Vt. Jockeys r. +, a Str. Fin.

Time, 2s. Won handiiy. Second and third driving.
 Sausalito odds-Even, to l and to 1 Track odds-9 to 1O 10 to l and to l. @Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

Seventh race. selling. six furiongs;
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
First race. purse. one mile:

Time, 1:42A Won driving. Second and third same.
 Charles 1O6 Judge Steadman 1O6. Ransom 1O6, Briggs 1O4, Dora G 91 and Coreel s1 also ran.
 Sausalito odds-s to 2, to l and to l. Track odds-9 to 5. to and to l. 'Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

Time. 1:O2 2-5 Won handIly. Second and asarony l04, Jim Byrne 1O4 and Little Reggie sausalito odds-8 to 1, 5 to and to l. Track odds to l. to l and Il to D. sFavorte.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

Second race. selling. three-year-oids' one mile:
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
1 ANDSDALE LANDS
 IN FRONT AGAIN Captures a Handicap in
 Fast Time. SURPRISES AT AQUEDUCT EVERETT ON THREE WINNERS
 AT HAWTHORNE Skate Bellies His Name on the St. Louis Course-John Boone and Rifle Reward Their Back
 CTS Handsomely.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

First race. selling, six furIOngs:
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

Time, 1:15 2-6. Won clsverIy. seo0nd anu thFa Mastar lanes 1Os, Mcintyre 1o6 Progressive 1os slasher 1OO Gltty 1O4 and 'Bonnie Gem 97 also ran. ,d to
 Track odds-5 to l, 10 to l and 10 to l.
 "Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

Time. 1:4S Won cleverly. Second and thlr' driving. .o Sly Fox 120 and Brighton 102 also ran Sausalito odds--4 to l. to l and even. Track odds-5 to l. to 1 and to Q. "Favorite.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

Fifth race. maiden two-year-olds. five and a half furlongs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-09

Ter himself wanted to reduce expo ndiiur's III
drastic manner. even Ia he extent "I ancilsihs
several Government bureaus No agr'eIh"i'
ictNcon IN" two seemed possible. and me ~
sui was inaction. Instead Of proceeding win
measures urgently demanded for the welfare 81
lie nation thu Ministry devoted lis energies
tn The preservation Of nominal harmony
among iiS nrmbers In such circumstances
Progress was Impossible. National Interests
suffered Popular dissatisfaction arose and in
creased
Finally IN desperation Il bill To- cover IN"
deficit by increasing the land tax was intro
duccd. but only to be attacked by members OF
the Government party itself. on IN" ground that
no attempt had been made to eliminate" need
less expenditures before rcSorting to additional
taxation. 70 This no satisfactory answer could
be- made Indeed in" only answer made WAS
an agcravalion of the offence. nnncly. pro
osal 10 extend The increase OF taxation from
land 10 sugar. sake and other articles This
simply increased discussions in tn" Ministry
and its party. and intensified popular diS>ai>
faction. Then il was observed that the foreign
policy Of lie Ministry WAS hcsilating ANA III
active. and that too. ~ Il time when exactly
the reverse was urgently needed. In brief. the
Ministry lost he confidence Of The Crown ana
the nation in both domestic finance and foreign
diplomacy. Just because It's members Wcr" not
agreed among themselves.
The crisis came fortnight ago. in petty
incident Mr.. lulilo lle Minister OF Educa-
tion in u momcniary tit of dissatisfaction and
cXasprraiion. exclaimed that one Of these days
II might he necessary 10 proclaim Japanese
Republic In ordinary times the speech might
have passed unnoticcd But when everybody
was watching for even the slightest prctcXt for
an oyerurnng Of the Government it was
seized upon with avidity. \ great camor arose
Mr.. Yukio was compelled to resign his port
folio Then the other Ministers could not agree
upon the selection Of some one 20 succeed him.
\ bitter wrangle arose. and one wing of the
cabinet resigned The Prime Minister then APP
pointed one Of his own followers TO fill Mr.
Yukio'S place. and sought 10 rcconstitute the
whole Ministry in the same way. But short
time showed the fulility of the attempt. and
an entire resignation followed. 1t Is not, how
ever. 10 be- assumed that Japan Will abandon
party government and return 10 the old elan
system ON the contrary, this incident only EN-
phasilcs the dcSirabiliy of real party govern
mcnt The new Ministry Is said not TO he Il
party one indeed not to contain single poll
tican. That may be- II has AZ its head one of
.Iapan'S greatest soldiers and statesmen and is
composed throughout of admirable men. II it
does not now represent party, it will doubt
less soon do SO. \ party will he created to
support it. and in the end there will he an har-
moniouS Ministry sustained by the SURFACES Of
a homogeneous and united party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-09

Minister and now a Senator. is neither a r"-
manccr nor 4 coward. He says there * such
Il conspiracy. He has received many threats
against himself And he now goes armed nigh'
and day for sclf-dcfencr. Others have taken
similar precautions. some even changing their
places Of residence ana others invoking the
special guardianship ~ Ia" police. In hri"'
the men who nave been degrading the courts
and mcnacing the yivil government AMI break
ing he peace in their cndcavors To Keep llghr
from being east upon the dark places OF the
Dreyfus ease have been 9nd ar" plotting 10
play The last desperate card Of wholesale As
sassnatlon in the tragic game.
II is all unsp"akably dreadful. NJ dennh
citation of such conspiracy can he too strong
But il IS not cause for panic in France. nor Tor
dcspairng OF the Republic outside of that com
try The plot is known and there i every
reason 10 expect that the police will deal with
II cfectually Nor il il symptom of the i'm
bending fall Of the Republic. In almost any
other land II would be n more serious symp-
tom than in France The French are nervous
excitablc. impulsivc and all that. II IS Just be-
cause they are that even the maddcSt Of
these ohulliionS Of passion are Of comparative
~ small account. If such things should occur
IN his country they world subject our inStitn-
tons 10 4 far greater strain than they do those
Of France. II has been the custom Of Amerl-
can and English writer's and speakers Ia play
the part Of Cassandra toward France. nun
bred times since 1871 they have had France
topping into the abyss Of Chaos and Old Night
Yet the Republic has remained steadfaS. and
is to-day probably more secure than almost any
other Continental Government. 1t i because
they do not fully appreciate the French tenn
permanent and do not do justice 10 the French
governmental system. that men are 80 con
tinuaily looking for the fall OF ic Republic
The Republic will not fall. And this latest and
most abomnablc attempt 10 >ubvcrt ii through
a renewal Of oldtimc terror will fail. and will
be disastrous only 10 those who have CON
cciVed II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-09
NplV-JEPSEy STANDS tIRN.

Gallant Ettlo \cw.Iprscy made Spl'hdid
.ho,vlno Yesterday. Besides clec'ng Foster VI.
yoorhocs 10 the ,:oyrrnorshp by a plurality "l
obout thirty thousand it returned SIX 81 the
eicht Enpuhlican candidates for congress-
oIectcd seven of the eight State Senators ana i
majority of the Republican candidates l"' the
Assembly thus insuring the election OF hc
nuhllcou United States Senator 10 Sncc'e"
James Smith.
Senator Smith WIS the head ana rom " NV
democratic campaign. He dictated the holiI-
rotions big and little and either contributed or
collected al The funds used. Never was none!
spen, 50 lavishy. Smith mad" me enor' "
his life not only TO retain the seat III the ME"
STATES Senate which he won by treachcr! I"
! oon Albeit. his political creator six years ago
l,ut likewise to save himself from deihronr-
mont az the boss of the \cw-JcrscN Denlocr"cH'
senator Smiths influence in Ncw-Jcrsey l'oiltlcs
has been reprehcnsibe in the extreme thdcf
his leadership the Democratic party stood Tor
all that was undesirable and indcfenslble ana
lis asccndency has been concidcnl Win me
partv's deterioration At the polls yesterday
thousands of Democrat, joined the Republicans
in overwhelming The senator and roofing oul
the practices and methods cuphoniously de
ecrihed under the head OF JimsnithisnI. Sch
ator Smith has practically ceased To exist as
factor in the politics of the state. and his retire
mcnt is not causing poignant grief outside OF 4
small circle Of personal friends. or the parasites
who have :ound him generous donor for ser
Vi, ranHnrpI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-09
:N,tw71rrk DxiIp Gribnts*
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1s9s-
THE NEWS THIS NORNING.

rORrIGN-The meeting of the Peace S IN.
rojs.ions Was postponed owing t. the inaDi.tH
Of the American ENJOYS To- set tnelr anS"v1 , IN
nsred - The Chamber 81 Deputies me- al
psris hui there was no debate on the Fasho-
ia nuestio, The United states pa''o
Sims oregon and Iowa left Bahla. bf@ E iU'
pin Jane,ro \ Coroners jury mas III
dicted for mansauehter two persons c1nslG
cred responsible for the death oi HaIod r Gu
eric - General Wood has oTganized a I"''S
Win the Intention of supnressinS Matamoro. an
'1r,nr. leader 1900 The German Emperor
g. rrnorted 10 he dspleased over several ihc'-
dents Of his trip to Jerusalem
DOMESTIC Theodore Roosevelt Mas elected
o,,orrnr ~ Tew-York State ny at least 2O,uoo
,Irrolitv over Augustus Van Wyck; the rest OF
The Republican state ticket was also elec'eu'
,he Legislature of 1899 will he Republican N
Ia, fronchos The Navy Department
ordered the Vulcan and the Potomac to go III
search of the Maria Teresa. reported ashore on
cat Island \ committee of the WAY De
partment Investigating Commission took further
testimony in Chicago. General DOUG Saiu t ind
The work of the Commission was nearly ended
The transport Newport. bearing the last
expedition ordered to the Philippines saileN
frnr, San francisco -- The Grand Jury in
Covngton. KY. found indictments against MY
three leading fire Insurance companies.
CITY.-Van Wyck's plurality in Manhattan
and The Bronx was ii JO9 --= The Demo-
Gratis elected in Manhattan and Inc Bronx
boroughs ten candidates ior lhe Nlt,e Heiat ,
and the Republicans two: the Democrats eiected
in the same boroughs twenty-seVen Assembly
men and the Republicans eight. -- hlhes
County gained Republican Assemhytna H. Ios'
a Republican Senator. and elected solid Demo
cratic delegation To- Congress. - me ram
many judicial ticket was successful.
There was general rejoicing among Kepuohcahs
over Colonel RoOsevelS election and great
crowds watched the bulletin boards where re-
turns were displayed. == Many arrests were
made for fraudulent registration. but there was
little disorder at the polls. --7- a way lleisn'
rain crashed into another waiting train in the
Mott Haven yard Of the New-YOrk, NeW-HaNeh
and Hartford Railroad. iniuring an engineer
and fireman and setting cars on hre
THE WEATHER.-FOrecast for TODAY r ar
and colder The temperature yesterday HIGH
est 70 degrees lowest -. average. OPS.
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THE talk or THE DAY.

"Tdy Pay Otcnnors paper says that the Prince
Of Wales wa once taking u walk In 81. James +,
Park before breakfast. when ne found himself fol
lowed by 20 wcl-ircs>ed but crazy looking Old
woman Having this woman before and
probably guessing what her object was the Prince
resolved to take notice OF her but continued his
walk until Obliged 20 turn homeward The woman
then stood before him and courtesled. The Prince
raised his hat and tried to pass Il have u
grievance Your ROYAL lIlghness' besah tho
stranger. producing from her handbag roll uf
,losev written parchment. "Ach madam. these is
not ~ iirsi time have been taken for the Prince
II Wales was m. reply I'm grun voice with a
strong German accent After flashing a glance 81;
deepest scorn upon llm IN. old woman put away
her precious documents. r"markng. Il have tho
honor to have known all the members OF the roy Al
family ana II my eycsght We're not becoming bat
nowadays. should not have made such nm aston
ishng error As to take you FOR the Prince" The
Prince OF Wales again took OF his hat. smiled and
proceeded on his way.
Caueht.-"Your face .ooks Wonderfully familiar o
me" said the MASKING gentleman.
No doubt said the young woman orlsAiy \