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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
SLOAN RIDES TWO WINNERS

SLOAN RIDES TWO WINNERS.
THE AMERICAN JOCKEY ALSO GETS SECOND
PLACE THREE TIMES AT THE KEMP
TON PARK MEET.
London, Oct. Sat the second days racing Of the
Kcmpton Park October meeting to-day. sir j. Blum
dell Naples three -year-old bay colt Constitution
won the wadegrave Nursery Handicap. The
Lorllard- Beresford Stables three-year-old bay
geldng Bayard II. ridden by Tod Sloan. finished
second. The race is of 1903 .overeigns for three
year-olds and upward. Four horses ran over the
course, mile. and the result In detail was as
follows
Sir j. Bunden Naples threeyear- b. c. con'titu-
The iortilard- hereford stables year-old b.
"MS' Jerseye CMrs f.angtry'. thrce-year-od CHI. 4.
Cyanide. BY Goldnnch-Amalgnm ........''..''''' y
The betting on Bayard II was at even money.
The Duke Of Yorks Stakes won by Colonel
pseet's brown FLY sirenia Mr. Clarke's four-year
old chestnut colt Mount Prospect. ridden by Tod
Sloan finished second. This Is n handicap of
1000 .overeIgns. for three-year-ods and upward.
Eight horses raj over the Jubilee Course distance
one mile. and the result IN detail was as follows;
Colonel 4. Pasets threeyearo-h br. f. sirenia by q,
W. NJ Ciarkes -four yenr-old en-. Mount Prospect .
MI Jersey's'' 1Mrs Ianstry'.,. aged ch h. cazet-
teer by Gainue-Award .....''.'....''''''''''' ="
The betting previous to the start was 20 10
against sirenia, Z to against Mount Prospect ana
to against Gazetteer. Mount Prospect started as
a warm favorite and looked all over winner untli
inside the distance the colt began TO swerNe
toward the stand and on 10 Sircnld. cauSlnS tne
latter swerve back on Sloan's mount the 1nlsh
was most exciting Many of the onlookers expected
an objection would be lodged against Mount Pros
pect hut no protest entered, as apparently,
no blame could he attached TO one more IMAM 10
thu other -,
The Kempton Park Plate was won by j.. II.
Muskers two-year-old hay Ally School Girl ridden
by Tod Sloan. T. Cannon's two-year-oid pay colt
Melampus second, and Wasp nnlshed thiruo;
There were ten starters. and the betting was 10
against School Girl eo.
The Stanley Plate was by D. Seymour,s
four r-old chestnut fy Lady Fisher. by Gar
linule-Iady Jacob. ridden by Sloan ms is
a selling handicap OF 800 sovereigns. Tor lnree-
year-olds and upward, the winner 10 be sofa Dy
auction for 100 sovereigns. Eleven horses RAJ over
tail follows
d seymour.s four-year- old en- Z. Lady Fisher by
Gallinule-Iady Jacob.
F. Hardy's three-year old ch. Benny Winknesd ny .
Winkheld-Bonny Isabel ..: -. =
shiTe-Sver
The betting on Sloan's mount was to against
The Half-Moon Selling Nursery Handicap Has
IIswerry by May Duke-Bright Thought A. j;
Schwabe's Tortoni. ridden by Sloan. fnshed second
and T. Sherwood's Marta Santa was third MS
race is Of 10 sovereigns. the winner 10 ne soa ny
auction for 100 soveregns There were thlrtesh
horses in this race distance five furlohgs OF me
straight course. Lswerry won by snort heau'
The betting was Q to against Tortont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
OTHER NOMINATIONS.

Albany oct S-The Democrats Of Albany County
aov nominated Curtis w. Douglas for State Sem
ator in the X\INth District.
Troy. n " oct. s-John L. Boyce. or Schodack'
,,.os nominated to-day by the Democrats or the
XXyth District for State Senator.
plattsburg. ~ Y. oct. s-George II. Finch OF
ciens Falls was nominated for Senator by tho
XyXIst District Democratic Convention here 70,
day The Democratic convention Tor the .N Nm
Corning n Y. oct. s-The Prohbitonists Of the
yTIst senate District have nominated Martin a.
futile OF HOTnellsville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
TO RE SOLD At MORRIS PARK TRACK.

Many promising yearngs and many OF the we'll
pnoun thorouChbrcds in training will be sold under
the hammer by William Easton at the Morris Park
track on October H. 10. II. 10 and 20. Some OF the
horses to DO sold from the stables of James K
Keene. J. A. Bennett, Colonel Jacob Rupert. jr
Oneck. Sensation James Galway. J. X. Wadsworth
and 7 w Colt The famous sire imported Med
dier is also 10 be disposed OF at one of these sales
besides the entire Neponset and singerly STUDS, j.
footed two-year -olds Kentucky Colonel. Black We
nus King Barleycorn and Satin Slipper. and other
horses in training from various stables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
AN IMPROVED CINEMlTOGRAPH.
From The London Globe.


4 decided Improvement In the cInematograph
pn.seau al any rate from the scientific point or
view II permits OF the synthess Of movements
much more perfectly than cnemat0gTapns IN use,
nv,ng 10 the grenter number OF images which II
passes before the eye In short time. Twenty five
images are generally given in second. but the
aIethorama as the new instrument is called
gives as many as 200 I'm II the MIN moves contin-
uously and the light IA reflected through 1t from u
series Of inclined mirrors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
TROTTING-229 CLASS.
GOOD PRICES FOR TRoTTERs.

Lexington. Ky, Oct. S-Woodward & Shankin
sale Of trottng stock closed to-day the chier
feature OF the sale was the two-year-od colt
Blennerhasset full brother TO Rex Amerlcus; ~
He went TO r. Tappen, OF Vienna. austria Tor
"a 400 The sale was we'll attended and the bidding
splrited when anything OF interest was offered
Forty-four head were sold for s5.sO5 an average
of 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
CT OSING DAY AT DANBURY.

Danbury, Conn., Oct a-The Danbury fair was
brought TO a close this afternoon. but owing TO
rain there were less than three thousand people
present to witness the concluding races The 2:A
trottng. which was unfinished yesterday after four
heats necesstated two more heats to-day. and
Bordeaux black gedlng Harrington. landed first
money; Farlawn, bay ,gcldng Purdyl, seco TSG
Governor Paige bay geldng tNorton) third The
summary Of to-day's events Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
THE WINNERS AT WINDSOR

First race Selling six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won Demos
themes second: Peruvian II. third. Tlme-l:14A.
five furiOngs)-lridal mummy
Rawny second; ROYAL Banner third Time oo'.,
Third zone mile)-Ed Farrell Woh' LAY fa"'e'
second: Earl Fonso. third Tlme-l:i1is. . 60,
Fnmrth race six firiongsJ-Weller won Mark Hanna
second; Zacatosa third. Time-ll5la. ,
Fifth race (seing seven furlongs)-fereta "on A@on
Gle second; Sim w. third Time 2sit.
sxtb race isteepiechase short course)Tuscarora won
Ioorar second: Fellow, third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

In sight. II was extremely narrow escape lot
everybody on the train. Had the collision not
happened the train might have run into the Har-
lem River: Hats and umbrellas were Lost o., or
broken, and the passengers were devoutly thankiuI
that frghtfu loss OF life had not occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
GREAT SERIES
THOROUGHBRED SALES
will be held by
THE EASTON COMPANY
n, the
MORRIS PARK RACECOURSE,

beginning
WEDNESDAY OCT. IL. with Mr. J. p. Keene's. M
Bennets Col. J. Rupper's Oneek Stable s
Sensation Stables and other horses in training
SATURDAY OCT 10 with Mr. Jas Gaiways PresKnes'
Stable Mr. J. X Wedsworth's Mr.. J. W. COTS
And other horses IN training
MONDAY OCT II, with the crenf are Imported he'o'er
and the entire Nsponset stud. the entire sinser,s
stud and other eonsenments. agsreeaiing !" heA'
WEDNESDAY. OCT 10. with Nr J d. iiAssin's Rancno
yesrings
THURSDAY OCT. 90 with the great twoyeaf olns heh
lucky Colonel. Back Venus, King bseycorh
satin Slipper, Ned w,ckes ana other horses IN
training.
The Easton Co.. LIZ Broadway. n. y. cty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
ttcohV aHu
e,xrp RACE Sailing. 5000 added withers Mile.
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

Won easily by a length; hahlens,h between second
nd third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09
TANMANY SENATE NOMINATIONS.
CANTOR AND GUY TURNED DOWN-GRADY
RENOMINATED-T. +. DONNELLY IN
CANTOR'S DISTRICT.

The Tammany Senate district conventions were
held last evening and In ten Of the twelve districts
IN New-York County candidates for the State SEN
ate were nominated. The Tammany bosses had
not made up their minds whom TO nominate in the
YVth and NXIst districts. and the conyen-
tiong IN those districts were adjourned until
next Tuesday evening. All the present Tammany
State Senator'S renomlnated with the eXcep-
,,on OF Senators Cantor and Guy 1t was an
o,,,,od several DAYS ago that Mr.. Croker intended
10 turn down Cantor and Guy for different reasons.
Mir Cantor was said to have become personally
Ji,iikod hV MIR Croker and Mr.. Guy was 70 be
nunished because ne supported Seth Low for Mayor
last fall There report that senator crazy
IA hoen mIsbehaying TO extent that made his
punishment by Mr. Croker necessary buy GIaay
Us renomInated last evening In the NlNtn Iis-
,rict His denominations however, Will mean II was
thought that M Croker mas determined not TO
'rhomas f. Donnelly was nominate ted last evening IN
t'antor's district. and the convention In Guys ais
,rict wos adjourned. The other adjournment was
I'm tho district now represented by Repupncan
senator Pavey. Following are me nominations anu
I'm ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Won In drive by a neck head between second ana
third.
FOURTH RAcE-RANCHo DEL PAso STAKES; TOT
two year ods; s.. 900 added special weights Eclipse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

Won IN drive by a head: same distance between sec
ond and third
xrv-ru pAcr-MoRR1s PARK SPECIAL 5000 added:
,n.c,s, weights Two miles. over the Wi'hers Course
Fast,n Larabes b. h. Ben Holiday.
by Hanover-Mole L. yrs 100 ~; q,
& C. Hiltreth's b. C George Keene 3. II! :,
W. l. divers br. C. warrenton. 3. H.:
4, "a
IAtson 3. l17...........,.. odttlehehD v W 90
Tme-S33<
Won we'll in hand by 4 length two lengths between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-09

No, 4, drive BY a head: two lengths between second
and third.
THIRD RAcE-For two-yearolds: selling; $500 added
Yclins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07
Glprreid)er sieg !!
aomiral Gsrbera's 5lotte total
bon ans terit0rt.
Der aomiral ieIbit nit msbr oils 1000
Spanieru sefangen, nu6oem iie
ii6 belOenmiitbis i9lussH.

@uibinstOn. 5. SuIi. Ser Rarins.
isirsidr erbieIt seitsrn folssnoe Dspe'
f4e bon AomiraI Sampion
BIupa, bio Suiti. gln ben BRIGGS
fetretdr.-3.l5 8ormittass. Sibonep,
8. SuIi. Die SlOtie untsr msinem BE,
febl bietst Der Nution bic 8sritbruns Der
sansen Sloite Gernera's alS @eideni
,um pierten Suli bar. 8sin S4iif ent'
fam.
Sic beriuate nm $50 8ormittass su
entipiiben unb um 2 rlbr Na1mitta8s
mar oas Iests S6iff, ,.@riitObal GOIOn''
ie&ssis Weilen psfli6 bon Santiago
auf ben Siruno ssIuufsn uno butte feline
5lasse eeienft.
Ser ..Snfunta Tereia", .,Oqusnbo"
unb ,9seapa" tpuroen innerbalb stpans
sie Wellen bon Santiago gum auFaufsn
auf ben Stranb sespuneen, perbrannt
unb in bic 2uit eeiprenet. Der ,,Suror"
unb ,,Pluton" nurben bier Wsilen bonn
Sufsn ssrh6rt. Die ameriiansr psrlp,
rsn sinsn 1Opten unb ;tpei 8srpunbsts.
Der 8erluit beS Seinbes il ipabribsin.
LID mebrere Sunbert bur6 @eihlBfeuer,
ggpIoIOnsn unb grtrinien. nnssfabr
1900 @efansene, Aomiral @erbera sin'
seidIohen. Der 8etbbtste 1T @sorse
8. gq,s, Oberbootsmann bonn ,,Broot.
Ipn," (9es.) Sumpion.
@aisineton. 5. Suli. Das Warine.
Oepartement bat fcIsenoes Islesramm
psrbfsntIi8t:
9lapa bel Cite. 8 SuIi. an ben
RarinsietretGr. @uibinstOn: I'm $50
ubr 8ormittass famen fiebsn fpaniids
8risssi6lifs, einidIiebIi6 eines. 2ano.
usnbooieS, in elmer @olonne aus BEN
Safen bon Santiago beraus uno tpuyosn
innerbnlb elmer Stunbe 3s,it6rt, nit
Iusnubms bss .,griitObaI GOlOn", Der
As NeiIen in tpeitlider 8idtans BON
.,8roofIpn", Oregon" unb ,.1sras"
UerfoIst tpuros unb ii& benz ,,8roOilpn"
srgab. Auf bsm ,.SroofIpn" blisb Der
ObsrbOOismann gais tobt unb elmer
nurbe bsrpunbet. Abmiral Gsrpern,
idmmtIids @ommanbsure. nit 4usnabme
oesienieen bes ,.Oquenbo," etpa 70
anbsrs Officisrs unb 1900 Wann inb
9efunsens. llusefdbr $50 fsIen Oosr
srtranfsn unb l60 ipurben perpunost.
Diefe bra4ts man auf ben >, ,SoIuce" unb
..Oliuetts. Bin ioebsn uuf benz ..War'
bIsbeao" Dor Santiago ansstommen,
um ben 8sfebI gu iibernsbmen. ipdbrsnb
Der ObertsfsbIsbabsr ben ..GrifObul Cos
Ion" uerfOlst, (9e;.) ,,@atiOn"
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@ilfesbarre Ra&rthten.
sSm pelfIOlienen Wonat ereial

SIN perflOHsnen Nonat sreigneten
ii6 bier nur IL Sobesfdas.
- NidoIaus @rausmann ffurb am
SOnntus i'm Aiter bon 46 Sabrsn.
= Seusr ri6tete frdb am Won taa
Worssn in Sol. u. In3mann & Sons
2absn on Oh Wartet Strabs einen
Sdaoen BON s400 an.
-9 Der II Sabre aIts 9biIip @bans
bon Parriib Strabe. ertranf am Sonns
tus Ru6mittus i'm Suaqusbanna 5Iub /;
iein G6rpsr purbe aufssfunbsn.
= Die Sa,Iston SIa6smlbls IN am
5onntus bur6 Gin Seuer serft5rt porbsn,
oas pabri&sinlid anseIest parb ; Der
8srIuit bon $40, 900 III tbeiIpsiIe burt
8eriideruns ssosdt.
- Dis @as Gompanie bon 2u,erne
Gountp 1T Der Name Der nsuen @as
Gompanis, psI1s am Donnsritas bic
susi bisberisen 9as Companion bier
abiorbirte uno als cine tpeiterfibren tpirb.
- @m. s. NOrsan nurbs am Dons
nsrhae abenb in timer Wirtbitaft in
plpmOutb nit einsm Wsier in ben Rd.
den sefoden. bas in bic Sunss sinbrana
uno cine lsbsnsssfdbrIi6e 8srIssuus
mahte.
- Die l3 Sabre alts Sennis Sonss
Don 9toro Neaoe Strabe, putoe am
Ritiipo4 auf BEN 8srse atpii9sn bier
uno 2aurel 8un BON brei Wdnnsr anss.
srifsn unb senotbsdatist; ibr 9ufanS
IN Elm bsoentli4er.
-Sn Der garriib Rine su 9Ismoutt
parb am Donneritas Norssn Elm Seuei
sntbsdt, bus na3 tii6tissr 9lrbsit seI6i6i
pstben ionnte. Cine 9assrpIoIion er.
eisnsts ii& am borbsrssbenbsn Absnb uni
ribtets etipas S1aoen an.
-Soispb @orman. elmer uniersr al
tehen Blrser. III om Samfas 8ormit.
tag ausenblidlid setbbtet porosn. 4ls er
nsmlid bic 9ebisb BAILEY GsIsiie cber.
balb Der Sub StraBe Bride freu,er
tpoQts, fam Elm Sra6hus anseeonnert
uno iiberfubr ibn. isinen 86rpsr f&limu
seritiimmelenb. Der @etbotete mar rs
Sabre alt unb aus 8aeen esbiirtia, boz
mo sr aIs iunssr Wann eiutpanbsrts.
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6rdbli9es llngliif.
Dol Meni6en fiuben Gin nafies Grab
i'm atlantii6sn Ocean.

Ser erObs fiansOFi&s 9ampfer Ga
Sour8osne, Der am Samhas nit ia
NeniGen an Soro bon 0etp gprf ab.
isselte, tpurbe frlb am Worsen bes 4.
Sull pdtreno einss bi9ten 9eebeIs bon
osm brltli4en S6,ifs Gromarisihire on.
esrannt, Der elm 10 srobss Sod in ben
Dampfsr bObrts. oub sr innsrbaIb elmer
balben Stunoe auf ben @runb oss
Oceans psrianf. Aus ben 7l4 all 8ore
bsfnbll1en 9erfOnsn srtranfen 55l,
pabrene l63 ssrsitet puresn. Dis
Dlannf9aft oss frun,6iii9sn 3ampfsrs
bsirus ii4 ipie 8nrbarsn, benn anitatl
10 plels gaiiasiere tpie m0sIl6 au rettsn,
i4lusen fs bic @sbrIoien nleeer I'm
lbrs si8ens Saut in Sidsrbsit su brin.
gen; nur cine Srau purbe eerettst
Oas nnsldd ereisnsts i6 UNI 5 rbr,
60 Dtsilen iabli6 bon Sable sssIanb,
stipa sinbunbsrt RsiIsn bon Salifar, 81
9, tupbln bic @ersttstsn bur6 eas bri.
tli4e S4iff sebra6t 'purbsn, eas osr
Dampfsr @rseian in Eau bate.
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Mprb Scrantpn.

- Ser Suusfns&t Sarrp 8bobss
tpurbs babel ertappt, ais er i'm BriltOI
9aus bic 8slbi4ublabs bsitabI, mad
sinsm 8srb6r iebO& sntlafsn, nadbsm
r psripra4. bic Stabt su psrIafsn.
= @eil ben 8strsffenbsn cine 2obn.
rseuftion ansetinbist iporbsn mar. ftrsit.
ten am Samtas cine Ansubl i'm Ro.
Siorr S6adt unsefsatsn 5reiber. bod
puresn lbrs Stsqsn bur6 anbere Anss.
iteQte anssefaat. Die Mine purbe am
Dienitas ssi4loHen un6 70 Der anasiin.
olets Spmpatbleitrsit anoerer Arbsitsl
permieben.
- Die Goronsrs @sI1nprenen In
BEN Reil O'Donnsa Sale. bsr am Dor.
lsBten Ulontas Abenb bon einem Stre.
bsnbabnpassn eei6otet purbe, famen A.
BEN 8sfuno, bab O'Donnsa idIafent
auf ben 9slsiisn lag. aIs ibn Der 8abn,
paesn traf unb iibsrfubr, bic Anseftellisr
Sabsr ni4t an ieiner 36btung irsent
tpsl4e S4ulo traesn.
- Wiseerum bat iid Elm 4uffanss.
apparat an einem Sirabsnbabnipass ssr
ais Elm 2ebsnsrsttsr erlpisien. Die S,
idbrise 9o4ter bes 1bomas Biaiami
oabier tpolte am Sreitas Woreen glort
Tain Apsnus frsusen; ais Elm 8abntpa.
gen iie traf unb obsIsi& iie mebrer,
Strammen bapontrus, mar fe fonit IN.
perlest als Der ROtormann fie bon ben
Apparat bob.
= an NOrb Muin apenue, nbrbIit
bon cer Steae mo iid Dor m,breren Wo.
naten eine beoeutsnbe Grbientuna ereia.
nsts, 3eists fi& am SOnneriias Ra@mit,
tag tpisbsr siue Defining in Der @ros
iis tpuree fofOrt uufsefaat, mas bis ipdt
Absnbs, in 9Inipru6 nabm. Cine ipsi.
tere Grbisnfun8 ereisnsts ii6 am Ron,
tag Na4mittae an Rorb Wlain apenus
,tpii&sn goOo unb SonsS Straben, bi,
iOfort aufssftiat ipur6s.
~ 8sfsat oas ..BO&snbIatt".
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Bon 1eterebura.

- 8is bic 9sIeife bsr Psts sburs unb
Rap Aus Sails 2inisn an Ssffsrion
4psnus uno 2inbsn Sirabs neuaeIeat
rorosn iino. tpsrOen bic 8abnuasen bic.
ier 2lnien dber bic 2aurel Siq ainie bis
sur Gds UOn WiabiiOn 9tusnus unb WuI.
bertp StraBe laufen.
-9eisrs Wessrs bon 2iuIs GnaIanb
puroe am Wontus Radmittas beim 81.
i&redsn isinss Pfsrb,s. ais ss bic O.,
8. & @. @sIsiis obsrbalb bem gap aua
Iunnsl treuste, aus Der 2uti6s aetpor7
fen uno erbielt cine 8srIesuns bss red.
ten 5ubselsnfes. oas 10 tart anf&poa,
bab ss unmOeIi& mar su srisnnsn, OF
Der ano&sn eebro&eu ift.
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@aune Sounfn. .

SpuesbaIe.-Gsorse 1bsobaIb, ber
am porIssten Wittuo4 Der Nppsnbicitis
srlas, tuuros am Srsitas bon Der @obs
nuns an Union Oil aus i'm osutft den
luib. 5riebbOfs beerbist, nobel 9aitor
2eib ben Srausrbienit lsitsts.-Ssr Be-.
fannie arst. Or. 8. u. 8sqs, harb am
Samifas 4benb mad spsiiasiser arant.
belt am SIutfurs Der aunssn. Gin
Sotn oss 5. U. 8obis ia am 8isrten
eur6 bic Grploiion elmer ileinsn aanone
i4limu am 9sfi@t psrbrannt porosn.
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6sbe Harfer Ncttsen.

: Our@ einen 5au bon SeIseeiiein
1T am Samitae Der pole Gbas. Dapis
con gorb Bromley 9lpenus in ber 8riaps
Dline febr itmsrSIl9 psrleBt tporben.
= Ser 10 Sabre aIte Gommp @arb.
ner bon Rai!roab 9Ioenue, 8eQepue, bIies
lth am Sonntas nsat elmer fIeinen 8a,
none ben fIeinsn Singer Der rs4ten Sant
al.
- 8erreniunssn iinb i'm Sommer cine
nattirll6e 6ol8e Der nielsn Sommerper.
9nd8un8en; psr ieoo4 ct. Safobs Del
Otort anpsnSst uirb in iur3sr 8eit sss
heilt fsin.
- Gin SdusIins Der @beIeute Smei.
i6iso BON Sampton StraBe. Der am
Sonnta8 itarb, purbe am Wlontaa i'm
5risebOfs Der beutiden fatb. st. Soban
mes 9emeinbe besrbist.
= Soispb 8aniton bon 8eIf Scout
StraBe, Der am Samitas 8ormittaa ben
eun4pa8en an ytorb Wiain 9lpenue tenn.
porar IN ieiner Obbut bate. fano etne
5lai4e init 8ensIns unb ais er ben
lropfsn nahe elmer @asHamme beraus.
ioe, CAB 60 eirsn SIammsnfrabl uno
Sanfon tpuroe babel in isbr i6mer,.
Ii4sr DsIie am @sfdt unb Sdnosn
perbrannt.
- Der 65 Sabre aIts patrid RcSaIe,
Der 9enDhnllh bel Ieiner Iod,ter an
Waibburn Strabe tpobnts, puroe am
Wontae Wor8en um 6 nbr in elmer tIsi.
men SHlu6t. burd ben GuImbaufsn Der
Dt. Blsaiant Diins seformt. tobt aufse,
funosn. Cine untsriu9uns bes @oros
nsrs er8ab. oab er elmer Ser;perfettuns
srla9 unb pahri4sinli4 islt Sonntas
Dior8en tobt mar.
Ser .l8 Sabre aIte Barber, 2ouis
Dliuer bon Neit 2adapanna Apenus,
Der isit a6t Dlonaten Der Is Sabre alten
Ssnnle Dl. Senbrids pon gloro Waln
Apenue ben SOf madts, iid aber suIsbt
10 psrrlib bstrue, bab ibm am porlestsn
Dtlittpo9 oas Saus psrboten purbs,
relts am 5reltas nit osm Wde6en obns
B'hsn bsrsn Dtuttsr mad 8insbamton,
mo lis ii4 trauen lafen ipoqten. Nliast
uuroe am Sonntas. na4cem feline Sanbs
lunsspsiie bsfannt paro, auf bic antIase
Der Dlutter arretlrt uno einssfedt. Nll,
lsr bsitanb am Rontas WOrssn Elm Ser.
Dor uno oa er bic SefOrberte $1,000
8arsi4aft ni4t IsIitsn tOnnts, ipuros sr
BEN 9efanenIB ibsrpieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

Wenu Sbr elm sutss RitteI babsn
poat eusr 5Iut su reinissn. bic Rstpsn
su ftdrtsn uno bic GOntitution ,u irdfti.
gen, brau&t 5Oob's Sariaparila. @s.
braudt nur Scob's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

Soob's Pillen bsiIen 8rs6reis, aopf.
t6msr3 aus BEN Rassn unO unpsroau.
Ii&isit.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-04-15
The Tacky Party.

Mrs L. r. Waterman coy
home, IN the third ward, was
filled last night with the guests
who had gathered to do tt e
honors Of the tacly party given
in honor Of her lovely sister. Miss
Ellie Burnett, of Kentucky, who
has m ide so many warm friends
during her sojOurn among Us.
The guests who were in costume
We're masked. and Il great deal
Of amusement and pleasant con-
fusion was caused by their
inability TO recognize some of
their number until after the un-
masking. The costumes OF both
ladies and gentlemen were very
we'll gotten up and caused many
a hearty laugh. The tendency
was to he dressed tacky and out
of date-not tough. The prize
winners. as having the most
tacky costume were. Miss Lula
Gary and +. l. Mcintosh. and
among the others who were
arrayed even more gorgeously
than Solomon, in all his glory
were, Capt. R. +. Davidson, Will
Taylor, Geo. L. NanEchop and
Ed Crossett, Misses Grace Green,
Mary and Bertic Badger and
Eunice Williams. An abundance
of delicious refreshments were
serve by the pleasant hostess.
which completed the meas
ure of the evenings enjoyment.
Mrs. Waterman was assisted
in receiving and entertaining her
guests by Mesdames w. V. New
som, A. E. Waterman, f. l..
Carney and VIM. Pendleton, Jr.
Misses Marie Bullock and Aman-
da Wright assisted in serving
the refreshments.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-04-15
How to Look Good

Good looks are reall V more
than skin deep, depending entire
Iy on a healthy condition of all
the vital organs. If the liver is
inactive, YOU have a bilious look:
if your stomach is disordered, you
have dyspeptic look: if your
kidneys are affected, you have a
pinched look. Secure good health,
and YOU will surely have good
looks. ''Electric Bitters" is a
good Alternative and tonic. Acts
directly on the stomach, liver and
kidneys, purifies the blood, cures
pimples, blOtches and boils, and
gives a good complexion. Every
bottle guaranteed. Sold by r.
G. AIworth & Cos. drug store.
80 cents per bottle.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-04-15
W. W. PickfiOrd Dead

COcOanut Grove, April l3.
This community was greatly
shocked by the death Of Walter
W. Pick(ord, ut lis home. near
the Grove. yesterday morning.
The deceased had been i'll but q
very short time with typhoid
fever, contracted in recent
cruise on the keys. Less than
two years ago Mr.. Picllford came
here with his wife from Ocala,
where he had been extensively
engaged in the phosphate busi-
ness.
He associated himself with
Gardner x Sons, who We're run
ming a saw mill near the Grove,
and after i few months solOurn
at the Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. Picllford
built cottage near the mill. and
went there to live. Mr.. Pickford
devoted his whole energies to the
business. About a year ago
Gardner & Sons sold their inter-
est to Mr.. Pickford. and he short
ly afterward bought out the
lumber yard OF Hodges < God
frey. at the Grove. Since then
Mr.. Pickford has had the entire
lumber business south of Miami.
The funeral services were held
this afternoon by Father Bassett,
Ill charge Of the mission at Cocoa
nut Grove.-TImeS- Union and
Citizen.
The deceased has many friends
in Ocala in the phosphate busi-
ness. who will regret to hear of
his untimely death, while to his
estima ble and talented wife, in
her great grief, their hearts will
20 out in sympathy and condo
lence.