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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-26


Housekeepers everywhere should
read the advertisement which offers
the white House Cookbook. volume
OF 800 pages, al surprisingly low
rate. 4 special ofer ia made 20 SUBJ
ncriherr OF the News The book
formerly sold % 81, but can now be
had with the Daily NoWH unc month
Tor uG1 with the saturday News. 9
months. for gi.a5. with the fcmi- Week.
~ News. months for tist. D1n-
vaascrs who desire TO push this work
In combination with the 'NcWn' are
requested 10 call 90 the News" office.
Chldron'a uickols are iust al welcome
as grow % flih'a doliara. We make u a
iitz Handy Kitchen.
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per ir0ri ench insertion. Special rats
b. a. irrrt and month
WANTED.
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MIN 40 LENUN HAUnEH TRADE ny
mail or attend our nearest college. thlraFA
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nfafiisai etpurlenre tw0 years apnrrniicr-
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out no no NtitAL nUustwORk
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Tor ufirn work salary 500 car farn nald
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/ small Family Cali 90 90 D -ni South. In
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south. Phone SIS
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b. H. ircft anil month
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Chudrcn'a uickris are iust a. welcome
ns rraun Folks doilpra. We make u a
point 20 give % bic nlckera worth. Ko'
iltz Handy Kitchen.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARTISTS.


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Tiertrolys.s. suffar application o. z.
iolne only romuyo che hair iemp.iN .
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n SMITH MANUFACTURING gA
rlan, rnrriol IL full unn nf upteN 80
iSo, e1amlnnd 400. ~ s0Hfh Aila -.
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SENE-NEEKLY NEWS

PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND fRlDArS
The actual. bona iide circula-
ton of the Semi-Weekly edi-
ton Of the News, Separate
and apart from the daily
was. on the last issue,
1880 COPIES
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SURVIVORS.


Us DEPUTY MlNtliAl, Nv. Nv! IA
d. 81. Lyman, Jr, -ol-d Nhl'insA'
salt Lake city,
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Io-daU'S Metals.
SHyiR. BSn 81 10
HAD. $40
CASING cOfFfR 1917 cents o %
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,tliii.il4 noILLEh nEEh us-r.5
got quhfnl usW Trf dHf pIutl .
Kentucky Liquor Co. Agents y
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Interest PAID on savings W, ~
Armstrong, preHt., =. w, Mndaan' vice.
lrcst. D. ~ Cninc, cashier,
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Castle Gate and Winter quarters
Lump. Nut and slack
u. J. SHARP. Agent.
n South. Main. Telephone, AZ
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ONT LAbGt, PHEASANT FR0N RIO NJ
fufulsh" ID terms reasonable. Apply ~ ~
West ~ 'puth. ontuy store
- nut sEs Alt PRICES, KINDS
ana locations Tuttie hfos. 10 Main
THREE iANuE nEAiTlruL HuuM4
and eOnv niences Enquire Of " East ist
North NJ
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fllE riiONuunApu HUsf,l.
son, have noe iliuu ~ rive be No.. U.s.
70 tluh App'y 90 Chat NJ atatrs, g.
ni lae, Me- atnlcs iiui.dinf III Az
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STOW NuoIu HEATING NEuraU.te.
also Ranges for cash Or Insialfl.l..' ''f
sud SO thom Coop -cccni liz 4 w
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D. 70 AillN CuMulNAIIuN I'D" liza
sui ilfnas MNrA. LELAND D.. e tIh Nc.
ralt Lake CIV Utah uHarIL ~ NJ ~
ii'pa 1nf lubhlnF Nachuef 4IIima-.
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calarj iilfis ior sale 6y fs ehgII
ami south Ht salt Lascdity i VI q
The border vidette., 1899-07-01
THE FOUNDER.
A Glance of Passing Events in and
Around NogaIes.

Taking a little "pasear' around
town the other morning, ''The Round
or" was very agreeably surprised to
notice the many evidences of pros
perity which have sprung up in No
gales during the past year, although
one could not help noticing the gener-
al activity in building during the last
eighteen months as well as the general
rush of business along every other
legitimate line, yet when one takes
stroll around and sees the number
of new buildings all at once he is even
then surprised that the improvements
In Nogales are so many. Ameng
business enterprises there is the new
store of the Arizona Commercial COM
pany and the International Bank,
built less than a year ago; the new
brick building of Mr.. Bojorquez on
the corner of Internat ional street and
Morley avenue, now occupied by the
Casino; the new Odd Fellows hall
with a fine store-reom facing on Rail
road avenue; Mr.. Stambaugh's new
business block just completed, and
Moreno Brothers new store on Inter
national street, all first.class substan-
tial brick buildings.
Then there is Mayor Overton's ele-
CANT new residence, Mr.. Zeimet's new
home, Joe Thompson's new house and
Steve Aguirre's nice new home just
The border vidette., 1899-07-01
On June 22d Albert Steinfeld re-

On June ODD Albert Steinfeld re
corded the following mining locatio MS
in the county recorders Office: ''Min
eral No. l." Mineral No. q" "Min.
eral No. g." Mineral No. T." 'Stein-
field West" "Otto," lotto East, u
"Grand Prize" .Buena Vista,
"Donau," "Bromide, Goblin" "Geor-
gia East" and Excelsior West"
Word comes from Washington
Camp that Mr.. Charles Reidmiller
committed suicide June 25th, at the
Mowry Mining Camp by blowing the
whole top of his head off with Win
chester shot gun loaded with buck shot.
The cause is not known; he was APP
parently in good spirits and doing
well, being in partnership with Mr..
Rankin in the liquor business.
Spring is at hand and you no doubt
arc in need of light weight underwear
It will not cost you one cent to step
into the Red House and inspect their
big stock of spring and summer wear.
Perhaps yov do not know that the
Red House carries the largest line of
these things in the city. The goods
and riees will astonish you.
There will be a grand Fourth of
July celebration at Washington Camp
on July 4th. Several hundred dollars
have been contributed and the citi-
zens of that enterprising camp are
vieing with each other in THAR efforts
to make the ceming Fourth of July
one long to be pleasantly remembered.
There will be all sorts of sports and
refreshments free to all, and every
body is invited. Horse racing and
footrssing IN the day, and grand
ball and fireworks at night.
Earl Griswold, after a tour of many
months in Mexico, on business, re-
turned last Wednesday morning from
the City of Mexico. Earl reports
having had a most successful trip
financially, but says he is satisfied to
settle down in Nogales once more. He
will so to work today for the Wells
Fargo Express company. Mr.. Girls
void for a number of years held a
responsible position with this COM
pany and his going to work for them
now is only taking up his old position
where he left off when he went to
a!exico more than a year ago. TIE
VIDETTE is glad to know that Earl
has decided that Nogales is good
place to call home and join his many
friends in welcoming him back to the
border city.
The border vidette., 1899-07-01
NOTICE.

Sealed bids for taking care OF the in
digent sick, will be received at the
Office of the undersigned until 10 a. III.
July %, 1899.
BY ord2r of tho Board OF Supervisors.
w. N. CUMMINGS.
June 30, 1899. Clerk.
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8erambte sas Grab.

Cine bemerfenspertbe gbatla6e, tpel=
DE Scr. Sobn Oliuer BON Hbilaoelpbla
an iib ielbit erlebte, tuiro BON ibm in
fOlsenber @eiie 9eidilbert: uS9 befanb
mid in einem gang entiesli6en 3uitanbe.
Meine Saut mar fait selb, meine Gusen
iparen einseiunfen, nieine 8unse bid be-
lest, id bate fortiudbrenb Sdmer5en
i'm &iiden uno in ben Seiten, tb bate
feinen Gppetit unb perfiel ii1tli9 BON
Gag su Gag. 9rei Ger5te batten mid
aufseseben. Gladli6er @eiie rietb
mir elm 5reunb, einmal einen 8eriu9
nit benz Electric Bitters" 81 MAIDEN,
Su meiner sruBen 6reube unb meinem
gritauuen er3ielte bereits bic erlte Sla'
ide eine enti9iebene 8efernng. SD
iebte ben @ebrau6 brei @o9en lang
fort unb jebt bin i9 elm seiunber Mann.
Sd ipeiB, bas 8itters bat mein 2ebsn
serettet unb bas Grab I'm elm :peiteres
Opier beraubt. geiemano Iollte peridu-
men, bieIes Uiittel gu benusen. @ur
so Gents bic 5lal6e in Der &potbtfe bon
5. &alteper & Spn.
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gamjenS Hauaen

f5nnten oem gnt5iiden ni6t slusblud
perlei6en, tuel9es Mnnie 6. Springer,
1125 SOuarb Street, Ybilabelpbia,
Senniplpanien, empfanb, ais iie setpabr
tpurbe, baS 9r. Sings Neue gntbeduns
fir S6winblu6t iie u0lIis sebeilt bate
BON einem i6mer5enoen 6uiten, Der iie
Sabre lang furdtbar sequdlt bate.
Gae anberen Ntittel unb 5ablrei6e
GerSte permodten ibr ni6t ;u belien,
aber iie iast BON bieiem berrliden Mits
iel: nes entfernte balo ben S6mer5
aus meiner 8rult uno i6 fann jest feit
idlafen, ettpas, iuprauf i9 mid faum
nod beiinnen fam, oaB i6 es friber sez
fonnt babe. SD babe bas @efiibl, als
miiBte i6 bas Sob sieies Ntittels laut
in ulle @elt binaus perfiinsen." Gbeniu
ipirb es Sebermann erseben, tuel6er
Or. Sings Neue Gntoeduns neriu6i
fir 8eidtuerben bes Salies, Der 8rui
unb Der 9unse. Sreis so Gents unt
$1.0O. 8robefaiden frei in Der Gpo'
tbete bon S. &alteDer & Son. Sebs
5lai9e tpirb sarantirt.
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5. & q. N. Grtnriions> Staten.

Rad Mufin-
1niberRip Mnfanes Geierli@leiten,
bonn 10-11. Sunt. galtig BIS Is.
Sunt. Gin unb ein 0rittel Gabrpreis.
Rad Gan @ntonio-
Baumwols Samem @ruiberS aon.
BENTON, bonn TO-, IL. unb IL. sSuni,
aultis bis Is. Suni. @ebr uiebrige
Raten fur tueite gutfernunsen.
Na d Sort Wortb-
@6riftian MiiRomarp aonbention,
bonn 6. bis 8. Suni, sdItis fur 9. Suni,
anf gertauf 5. unb s. Stunt; Rate
Elm Gabrpreis.
Rad Maco-
3uiammentunft Der Gruubeigeuz
tbums Mgenten; 8ilette auf Derlauf
am 12-13. Suni, stiItig bis II. Suni; ;
febr niebrige 3aten fur ueite gntfers
nungen.
Rad 81. 2nuis-
$40 glts; gilleite sum gertauf
ont 1919. Suni, gtiItis bis rs. .Sunt.
Sin Gabrpreis plus $500.
Wa d Me1ito-
ganmlpoN samen @ruihers AfTo,
eiatiou; Biaette auf gertauf am 49,,
Ia. unb Is. SUM; gnItts nod Mtons
teren fur 10 Sage. nod Mertco @itr
30 Eage; Mufentbalt tn Wiexito mad
8eIieben. @ebr uiebrise Gabrpreiie.
Rad Detroit, Mi1.-
@briRian gnbeabor, am 2. uub 8,
SuIi; ghltig biS Is. Suli, NIT BEN
gorredt Der gerIdnseruus Bis Is.
ausuf. Gin Gabrpreis plus $500.
Rad Sos Angeles, CAL
National Educational Mfiociotiou,
am II. bis IA. Snli; Rate $52. 90.
Ndbere @tnaelbeiten tperben fpdter Be,
taant gema9t.
Rad SnbianapoliS, Snb.-
SnternationaIe aonpention gpmortt
I 2easue, 20. bis %. Suli; @ate eiu
Gabrpreis plus $500.
Rad Ridmonb, 3D.
B. Y. P. u, 13. = Is. Suli, ghItil
bis 81. Suit; @erldnseruug BIS Is
ausuf. &ate ein Gabrpreis plus 81
@ommer Eonrifeu.Rater
na9 allen Sommer aufentbaltsosieu
| fnb ieBt tn 4raft.
Meseu ueiterer Iustunft uenbe mau
fi6 az irgenb einen Nsenten Der Babu
ober f9reibe an
8. 5. yriee, 9. g. & &. u,
paleiiue. Segas.
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Ratb fttr watter.

Dor ttber so Jabren i@ou murbs
Wrs. MiaSlotp'S SOOTHING Sprup
bon Mtaionen bon Mtttern beim Sab.
nen Der 4inber angeuenbet. Mtrf bu
i'm S9lafe bur1 bas 59reien eines
Rinbes gefort, bas TIM 3abneu tR unb
Dor S9meraen peinta Menu 10, laiis
fofort eine Slai9e BON .Nlrs. Wina,
Ions Soothing @prup@ boleu. Seiu
Mertb iit unbe3ablbar. gS mirb BEN
tleinea 2eibenben iofort 2inbernns per'
i6aHen. DerlaBt eu9 barauf Mttter,
es if tein 3meifel barther. gs beill
Gpienterp unb Giarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen unb bie Nierea, beieitigt Wtnb,
Rolit, ermei9t ben Gauruen, berlin.
bert gnt3inbung unb itdrtt has oon3'
Spfem. ~Wrs. MinSloms Spotbinl
Sprup1 fur 3abueube ainber iR ange'
uebm In @ei@nad unb has Recep
fammt bon einem Der bejfeu tpeiblit9e,
aerste Ia ben Der. Gtaaten. Ga ID be
allen 9ruggiaen In ber gau3en Welt 4,
baben. preis rs Gents per 1laI9e
Rauit ni9ts anberes, als Wsrs. Dtns
IDius Gnotbing'Sprmp.
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- Sn abla iii isbt sesen mebrere
bisber ho9ansefebene Aer3te bit Au'
llage meaeu 8eibiilfe sur 8efreiung
bonn Wilitdroienit einaeleitet morben.
70 iunee 2eute, meiitsns bic 60bne
reider unb onseiebeuer 8iirger. limb
In ben Gtaubal uerwifelt. gS bans
bette fi9 In fat alleu sfdllen nm bic
8srabrei6ure fiart nirfenber 6er3s
gifte Dor Der llnterfu9uug Der SteI'
lunsspfi9iigen bic bann In 6olae
bss bur6 isne Sropfen erssusien aar'
fen 6eratlopfeHs OILS nit 0ersfsbIeru
bebafist bonn Miliidrbienite frei tamen
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Serb. Gtaffel. 33l @aR gom.
merce StraBe. delb' unb @arten.
6dmereien hets frifd. Winier 8urf
Oats. &ossen unb Gerae fir Winter
pafure. Pratts Food fur pferbe,
aiibe unb Sabner. DaS bette Wliite!,
UNI 9iibuer legen su MAIDEN,
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GeddftS> nn6 &D9<
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prO Sag. &eine Sered>
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gen bfr Gilt5elbeiten lDen0e
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lid6e Selegropbe1t> nl10 ST.
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partentettt. SelepbDl1 355.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

City," and return via Bralntree Quincy. MI.
ton and Dorchester forty-seven miles Historic
and natural attractions.
$3.50 a. m.-All day run 10 the Wayside Inn a,
Sudbury. via Brooklne, Newton BouieyarS
Riverside. Wayland and South Sudbury Din.
ner at the Wayside Inn and return via Story
Brook, Waltham and Watertown.
a. m-Run to Cambridge, Harvard College Ar.
lington, Belmont, Wayerley oaks and Walthat,
and return via Commonwealth-ave Boulevard
twenty-five miles.
23o p. m.-Stag picnic and clambake at sho,,
resort to be announced Milwaukee 1900 Club
will assist in making merry.
8 D. m.-Electric light races at Charles River Put
8 p. m.-Pioneers' dinner. American House.
SATURDAY.
7:30 a. m.-All day run along the South Shors se
Plymouth, the landing place of the Pilgrims
9 a. Nall day run 10 South Natick via Ecbs
Bridge, Wellesley College. Hunnewel Gardens
and Riverside thirty miles.
2'30 p. m.--Eaces at Charles River Park.
D. m-Moonght run to Norumbega Park ysu-
deville entertainment, electrical display and
lawn fate for League OF American Wheemen
visitors.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

rangements have also been made for the exhioiuoh
OF q complete Government printing once -. Ao,r
Judging from the opinions OF promoters OF SNOW
exhibitions and of experts in generai there IL no
the slightest doubt that the exposition VIII pe
great success. . A. 49,,
The proceeds will be devoted chiefly 70 the nos nos
Eo & In the last seven years the union has paid
out on an average OF ss7 600 year for the aid OF
home for them. In the last two years tne union
has made interesting experiments IN Iarmins T
~ and set aside for the use OF the indigeHt mem
bers OF the union. who were supplied WIN seeos
bushels OF potatoes and other vegetables Were
raised and the money obtained from the sae was
so pleased with the success OF their expernnents
that they have concluded to become TURNER'S ior
good and they are making a success OF IL -.
THE union means to purchase a nome ana IaIIn
ujth the Droceeds OF the exposition where lts IN
S,nant W members will have the opportunity to be
al least partly sef-supporting.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
MARYLAND STATE POLITICS.
DEMOCRATIC DIssENsIoNs AND REro DHi-
CAN HARMONY-sMITH EXPEDITED
TO Rim AGAINST LOwNDES

po,,,more July % (speciaD. Colonel John Walter
Smith the Eastern Shore Democratic canoiua'e lo'
Governor is now assured Of the nomination.
veIopments of the last few days sho" ta' NV
regular party organization. from Gormah ue"n '',oS
for him whether a deal has been mace py "Ii0"
smith. in return for Germans support for 'he uoN
ernorship is to relnquish any claim on the chi'eu
s,es Senatorship in 1902 cannot be learned put IL
was plainly apparent to-day that there mas oeei'
nerfect understanding between the orsanlz2tioh
headouarters and Colonel Smith for his STOCK mas
r,sen 20 Der cent. Edwin Warfeld. however, con-
tinues his fight with all the vigor SHOWN at 'iie
start His organization in the city Is increasing IN
strength II he can control the city delegation 10
the City Convention. together with three or lour
counties. he may force the organization to turn
down Smith and nominate him.
Yesterday Warfelds friends publicly charged that
Free" Rasn and all the German politicians OF the
old regime at work for Smith. and that even
the State Committee is being manipulated In his
interest.
Colonel Smith now has his headquarters In the
apartments of the State Committee. in leading
hotel here This has aroused the Indignation of the
Warheld men. bitter fight is now on. which may
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

Tower. waltham, watertown Arsenal and Ais
ton; twenty-five miles.
and ascent to the Blue Hill Observatory; twenty
miles.
7p. m.-,Run to Cambridge and Fresh Pond Har-
ward College Longfeows home, the Washing
ton Elm. etc; ten miles
siah Quincy at the Hotel Brunswick
p. m.-Entertainments by various bicycle clubs at
their clubhouses.
p m.-special run to huntington-ave. chutes.
League OF American Wheelmen night at the
chutes.
WEDNESDAY.
s a. m--Run to Mlddlesex Fels, Spot Pond and
the Mystic Valley Parkway. the LAWRENCE OBJ
Valley lakes to Arlington.
a. m.-All day run over the route of Paul Re-
vere's historic ride
sI5 a. m-speclally conducted tour of the historic
buildings and places in Boston. Colonial and
Revolutionary
II a. m-Trp down harbor for executive officers
and press representatives as guests OF Mayor
Quincy.
D. m.-Mayor Quincy's luncheon to officers and
guests at the Park House.
2:90 D. m.-Bath run 10 the State Reservation and
lighthouses at Revere Beach.
2:so D. m-Races at Charles River Park.
1880 p. m.-special concert for League members on
OF sixty pieces. Seats reserved for members
$50 D. m.-Fireworks display on the Common.
THURSDAY
7;so a. m-An day run along the North Shore to
Lynn, Swampscott, Marbehead. Salem, Bever-
ly Manchester and Gloucester; forty-two miles
returning by wheel. rail or boat.
$50 a. Mum to Middlesex Fels, Lynn Woods and
Nahant. shore dinner and return for afternoon
2:3O D. m-Races at Charles River Park.
o. m-Run to Dorchester pumping station Quilt
out into Dorchester Bay). and to Marine Park;
seven miles Return for smoker.
8 D. m.-Vaudeville entertainment and concert In
Paul Revere Hall. Mechanics Bhlding. for
women and escorts.
Q d. m.-"Stag smoker In Mechanics Hail. capa-
bic of seating thousands. The annual hot
time"
FRIDAY.
a. m.--An day via Dedham, Endicott. Can
ton and Stoughton, TO Brockton. the "Shoe
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

must walt several years before they. will be able
urns 70 the their r~y strike IL ana ia Bfokyn
of wheelmen wanted to ride their wheels TO WORK
RridSe and ID then trundied their wheels over the
pedestrian path
The outlaw promoters are certainly In sore
straits when they compelled TO circulate
stories to the effect that the outlaw riders still
have a chance to take part in the international
championships next month. According to those III
n position TO know, the International Cycling AS
sociatioh and the Canadian Wheelmen's Association
in thorough accord with the League OF Ameri-
can Wheelmen. and rider. either amateur or
professional, will be permitted to compete at the
championships who does not have the Endorsement
Of the League OF American Wheelmen. The yarn
Is sent out with the idea OF stifIening the back
realize that the races Of the year approaching
and that they wiz be considered insgniticant In,
championships at Montreal and the National cham
pionshlps at Boston. Professional riders and anna
Ieagie of American wheelmen by racing at outlaw
meets must make their peace with FREDERICK Ger,
OF the League OF American Wheelmen. before they
can hope 10 compete at either meet
An eminent doctor has come to the conclusion
that sunstroke Is not due simply to excessive heat
or exposure 10 the full rays OF cloudless sun
He declares that sunstroke is. on the contrary, an
infectious disease. caused. like fever or smallpox
by a specific organism germ. But this germ he
has not yet succeeded In isolating, though ne
homes i'm course OF time TO do There IL little
doubt he SAYS that the germ Is bred In the super
cia layers OF the soil In certain low lying regions
OF the earth and that II Is imbibed into the human
system by the breathing OF dusty air II this Is
true how does he account for tho wheeimahs
singular immunity from sunstroke?
Notices In French, German. English. italian and
Spanish have been affixed to the frontier posts by
the customs authorities at Belfort informing
wheelmen entering France that they must obtain
certificates OF permission. which will be available
for three months.
According to the rules OF the Carthusian Monas-
tery at Montreuil. women on no account to be