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Lawn Tennis.

Yesterday was tho date set for the commencement
Of the annual tournament of the Long Island Inter.
scholastic Athletic League at the Pratt Institute
courts. Brooklyn. Chairman DE Witt Of the High
School, Pell OF Adelphi Academy and Martin of tie
Poly Prep" were the only players present. and the
tourney was postponed until next week. 1t seems
there was a misunderstanding Of the date by the
contestants. Entries have been received from the
Brooklyn High School. Erasmus Hall High school.
ST. Pauls School OF Garden city. Adrlphi Academy.
Pratt Institute amt Brooklyn Latin school
Tho resumption of play N the rat Institute tour.
nament Yesterday brought some pretty tennis.
Shields pennisnn and Rodney u. Chlrp were the
winners. Suinmarv:
Mems Sunglcs-Third round Edward J. Shields
was defeated b. Ethan Allen D"nni-or, -. Is.
81; Harry T. Beiscr defeated Henry II. Seddon.
Allen Dennison, Is. IL. I-G, 1t.
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2 TO- L. second; Juanetta, LOT &c. Murphy 20 TO 1.
third. Time. 1886.
Fourth Racs-one mile-Monadour, 81 Csilvcrs),
10 3, won; Kriss Krtngle. 100 N. Turner, TO
second; E!kin, ia Ross,. 10 to ]. third. Time,
1:4Sk.
Fifth Race-Five furlones-phaliss, 1o7 ~ Tur.
ner. to o. won; Pharaoh 100 Ross, Il to l., sec.
ond; Honest Run. lO2 &C.. Murphy. to 1, third.
Time, l.OHtt.
sixth Racc-siI furlongs Hanlon. lo4 "a. Tur
ner, to !, won; Lost Tina 100 III. williams, to
l. secondi Corialis, 30 Nv. Hughes. 10 to /, third
Time, l:21,
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England Against Australia Mt Cricket.

Special Gable DsSDdtch 10 TIE SUS.
LoNpoN. June 1.-The first OF a series OF 1--WE
matches between cricket teams representing
England and Australia began at Nottingham
to-day. Up to the present time there have
been fiCty-onc encounters between England
and Australia since the arrival of the latter
team. twenty-siX of which resulted in favor OF
England. nineteen in favor OF Australia and six
Mere drawn.
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PRIHCEToN, juno AT a meeting held this
morning by the athletes who represented
Princeton in the meets with Cornell and Column
bia and in the intercollegiate championship
games, John +. Cregau 90. of Schenectady
WAS reelected captain OF the track team for
1900. Cregan will graduate with his class in
June. but Will return to Princeton next year
to pursue post graduate course,
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Turf Notes.

TpRoSlo. June l,-Bccause John Brennan Of To-
ronto has not paid $500 to ihc American Jockey Club
A. fprfcits on colts entered by original owners
tho Futurity Stakes hef r, he bought the animals
tho Ontario Jockey club has. at the request of The
American organization. retained his prize money
won at the recent races Brennan will at issue
money.
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first Glass Aelp-aaales-grufts-
sionai.

A YOUNG AMERICAN C2n. Just returned from
N abroad speaks French huentlv desires employ
ment in some good business house where from q
lowly beginning he may through his own merits
advance salary special object at Start Ad dress
b., box 100 Sun office.
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Harry Mills Drops Dead After Passing the
Wire.

BALrIMoRE. June There was sensational end.
Ing to to.days races at Prospect Park In the 2;35
trot Harry Mills hy ]. J. g., dam Mainbrino Time.
handsome black gelding dropped dead on the track
After passing the wire II was the last heat 0f the
race and the last of the daY. h. had been driven
pretty hard. Irene Is. had 10 difficulty winning tho
223 trnt and Prince A. won the 2:iO pace after tir
ing Master Gilbert. the favuntc. summaries:
223class. trottlug; purse $500:
Irene L. M, by Eagle Bird (Atknson>.....,2 1
Blu BILE. b. m. Burns ........,..........l q
llUrr Tom h. z. Gray ....,..,..,,.. = 3
Archie W, ch. e. Gilbert ..,. ,,.........t .
Princess Pauline. hr IN. Timherlake) - Z
TimC-2:.Ii@, @:!lli, @:ls'4, 2;l"4.
2:3O class, pacing: purse s3QD:
Prince A., b. Z, by The Prince
Master Gilbert. b. e.. Parherry,,...l = g .
Allen W., h. Z. Uiray' ...,.. ....-.,...-0 I 3
SwcctwoOd, Oh. 5. ,HassOckl ..,,....b = no
Clav, lr. u Mowers ..,.,,,,,.....3 uls,
Happy John, ch, Y. Fox ..,..,.......4 dis.
Etlei r. br n. Robinson ......,...7 DIS
hes lie W, b. III. ,BlD. ,...,........- dis.
Time liza, 2;lstl, 2:22A, 2;23'p. 2'3lN. 2:2l4
a.a5 class trottinV or pacing; purse $3.50;
BESSIE NJ. b. M. by Chantrllu (kohnl.,,.,,..1 l
Tw, nine, b. 4. lBcrnheimerl. ...........2 3
RrIart h. T. Amusi,,.. ...,....,.,..,,.3 >
Harry Mills. blk. =. walnut. .... .......+ I
T.mc-@:.9'l, 2:32, 2:37H.
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You HAVEN'T Tried It Refore

Begin now. and learn what other leading summer
resort advertisers have discovered through advrrs-
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OLD DOMINION LINE.
ntIIN SEpNIEE
Railroals.
Pennsylvania

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low Tor Twenty third Street Station except wnere
100 4. Vi. FAST MAIL-Iimited to- two Buffet
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Hantrd- 1flalts- miscellaneous.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

1TNH@ NFNU@GN VI -
Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers
street. follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West
I'D st
O.nn 4. M.-Vestibule express daily for Bing-
':OO hau'ton. weycrly, Elmira, Buffalo. bradford
arrives Buffalo \ L. NJ Par0r car 10 Bunalo.
O,nn =. M.-Nusubulc hmiicl-Fsst mail daily
A'l'O Solid tram for Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
TAO A. NJ. Chicago = p. NJ. Slcepers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
T.2l =. M.-Bnhalo and Cleveland Nestbuied
t.OO Express daily. arrives Buffalo ZOO A. NJ.
Bradford 1:2O A. NJ. jamestown 200 A. NJ. Ioungs.
town lO2T A. II. Cleveland u 30 =. NJ slecpcrs to
Buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
OIL =. M.-Daly, solid train for Binghamton.
"a - Elmira Wayerly Chicago. Sieepers to Buff
falO Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
l. ACCOMMODATIONS AT III, llS. 2hi, +ol and
oar broadway. NJ Bpwcry, los Fast l25th ST. and
273 West l25th g, ChamberH and West I'D st. fer
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way Brooklyn: ~ River ST, Hnhokcn, and jersey
City Staten, New York Transfer CO. calls for and
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c ountry 8uard.
Steamboats,.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT,

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
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Finest and fastest river steamers in tho world.
Daily, except sunday.
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For ALBANY. landing AZ Nonkers, West Point.
Ncwburg Poughkrcpsic. Kingston Point. Catski,
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Leave by way Il Due.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFFUI NAY n, lsVU.
ESE

FOR THE WEST.
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erty Baggage cArcLcd from hotel or sldence To
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DELAWARE, LlCKAWANNA Z WESTERN,

Stations IN New York foot or barclay and Christie
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Express ..... ..... $3.50 lul 800 am
IickCis aud Pullman accommodations at | l3. 4gN
and 400 Broadway an "a IHrn place,
MestcuIt' EXPRESS Company MlL call for anu heck
baggage to destination. SpAH.
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; COUNTY CORRES-
5 - PONDENCE.
DYERsyILLE.


Mrs. b. w. Blanchard, of Des Moines,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. j. b.
UT, for few weeks.
j. IF. Link was at Manchester Monday
to visit his Uncle George and Aunt
Mary.
Barney Geistkemper and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, of Petersburg, were visit
ing friends here Monday.
Mr.. John Ruby and son, Frank, have
returned from Chicago, where they have
been with several carloads of stock.
JIG. Weber, who has been at home
the past two weeks on short vacation
started on the road last Monday for his
firm, which is the largest of its kind In
America. Joe will work northern Iowa
and Minnesota before returning.
Quite number of persons purchased
Texas ponies here last Tuesday, which
were sold at almost any price. They
proved hard to handle, and it was tire
some work for purchaser to get them
home. Life is too short to bother with
wild ponies when the automobile car
riage is coming into use SO rapidly.
John III. Friedman, who has been at
tending college at Montreal, Canada, re
turned last Friday evening. He hat
been visiting at Cleveland, o., Magyar
Falls and other points the past fey
weeks. He will spend his vacation wit
his folks at Luxemburg. He will fms
his course for the priesthood in anothe
year.
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GREELEY.

Miss Leila Malven went to the Point
Tuesday morning for few days visit
at o. Appleby's.
The 4th quarterly conference of
Greeley Methodist church will be at
Greeley July 18th, at 2 p. m. Rev. DIR.
III. II. Green will preach.
DR.. Newman, of Edgewood was
called Sunday to attend Mr.. Coles baby,
and, on Monday for Mrs. Cole, who
was quite sick, but both have nearly re-
covered at this writing.
| Those fellows who went to Manches.
ter Monday to see the game of ball, gel
mad when you ask them what the score
was.
Mrs. Goldsworthy was taken i'll Sun
day and was under DR.. Bowman's car
for two days, but at this time is mucl
better.
Postmaster Farwell and his two sons
Ed. and Ray, started Thursday noon o.
fishing trip in Minnesota via Spiri
Lake. They had light, covered WACO
and were well supplied with everything
to make the trip enjoyable. They ea
pect to be gone a month or six weeks.
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COCOON.

Mrs. John Knox and two sons OF
Marcus, are visiting relatives here.
N. b. Richardson and family spent
Sunday with friends at Manchester.
Little Blanch Cummings, of Hopkln-
ton, is visiting few weeks at the
home of Z. j. Hopkins.
The Bishop Telephone Co.. is doub-
ling the wire ON their line from Cen
trail City to Cedar Rapids.
The time for holding our annual
Harvest Home picnic will soon be here.
A steam swing merry-go-round has
been in town for the past week, much
to the delight of the children and few
of the older people.
About 175 people attended dance
in VIM. Fleming's new barn at his home
east of town, last Thursday evening
A nice time is reported. Monitor.
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wood for defendants. The jury gave q
verdict in favor of plaintiff for $l5 and

wood for defendants. The jury gave
verdict in favor of plaintiff for S15 and
costs.
Miss Bessie Rippon went to Webster
City Tuesday morning to visit friends.
Mrs. DIR. Lewis, of Canton, S. d. is
visiting at ID. + Laxson's.
Miss Caro- Staehle who has been visit
ing friends in Dubuque the past week
returned home Saturday evening.
Edwin Popham died at his home
Sunday morning at o'clock. He has
been sufferer for over year and death
came not Unexpectedly. The funeral
was held at Dyersville on Monday
many from here attending.
Will Fults left Saturday morning for
Clinton where he goes to accepts posi-
ton as night clerk in Hotel Grande al
that place.
Mrs. j. B. Taylor returned from
Waterloo Saturday evening where sht
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. @
A. Gillian.
De Witt Nelson was in town ovel
Sunday.
Miss Caro- Millen left Monday TO
DeKalb, Ill, where she will visit Ethe
Bush for short time.
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NoRTH mANoHEsTER MOVES.

NORTH MANCHESTER NOTES.
Nelley Crissey with about dozen of
her schoolmates and near frierds had q
pleasant birthday party week ago Sat.
urdsy.
Miss Nora Mansfield left last We'd
nesday for GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, for a
few days visit with Miss George Law
renee. From there she will go to Michi-
gan to visit friends living in that local
ity.
Last Friday Miss Butterfield return
ed from Michigan where she has been
visiting for the last month.
There was pleasant picnic party
last Thursday composed of the follow
ing named ladies: Mrs. Ira Clark and
Mrs. Clark of Wyoming, Mrs. Hesner,
Mrs. r. Smith, Mrs, Tisdale and Mrs
Clark Tisdale of Chicago. They spent
a very enjoyable day at the fish hatch.
cry.
Last Saturday the home of Mrs. Yer
non Burlington was scene of pleasure
1t being her sixty-seventh birthday
about fifteen of her neighbors and
friends planned to surprise her and car
ried out their plan successfully by
walking itno her home at 10 o'clock and
taking possession of the same. They
were provided with we'll filled baskets
and at the hour of noon the table was
spread and all partook of the repast
with relish. Each person left toker
of remembrance and best wishes fol
Mrs. burlington.
Miss Julia Mccain who has been In
Chicago for some time past, returned
to the home of her mother last Satur
day. 1t will be remembered that for 9
while her health was in precariout
condition-but is much better now.
Byron Smith leaves this monday
morning for Matt Illusions farm to
frame and superintend the erection Of
a new barn.
Mrs. Byron Smith and children visit
ed at her sisters, Mrs. Frentress ir
Ede's Grove the first of this week.
Rev. Hamilton preached at the st
Pauls church last Sunday, his subject
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thorpe.

One of L. g. Clute's teams ran away
with mower one day last week, doing
slight damage to the machine, only.
This was the third run away for them
that day.
George Martins team ran with a
grain binder, Thursday, and made mat
tiers interesting for awhile.
While Mrs. Bandy and children were
driving on the road near town, Satur-
day, the horse seemed to catch the run,
ming fever and mixed things up little.
The lady and family were thrown out
the buggy turned wrong side up. The
occupants received some bruises, and
the buggy was laid up for repairs.
Dat. Stone, Jake Ryan and George
Everts each had run-a-ways, which
completes the list so far as l have
heard.
Mrs. Clara Merrel, of Sioux City, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b
Robertson.
Till Martin received q car of lumber
here Saturday for his new residence.
Mat. Hutson, two miles southeast Of
here, has commenced his new barn.
j. L. O'Hsrrow, who has been oul
station agent for the past five years
has resigned his position. Mr.. O'Har
row goes Monday to Toledo, this state
to take course of treatment at the in
stitution there, in the hopes that his
health, which has not been the best
for year past, may be benefited.
With one eye to crack in the poll
tical fence, we easily see that the Re
publicans of this township Intend
giving Mr.. Baker, who aspires to repre-
sent (?) this county in the next Genera
Assembly, all he cares to do to get ever
one delegate to the county convention
Saturday. Since the article in las
weeks Press entitled 1.-The Facts il
the Case" have been read and circu
lated, those who might have beel
friendly to Baker seem to have hat
their eyes opened to the fact that vot
for Baker was for Dan Young's benefit
If you have not read the "Press" article
you should. About the thinnest CLAIM
to the nomination Baker has made we
is that the "Dunhaln family has hell
Office in the county, and the Baker
have not" Even those who knoy
much less than Mr.. Baker, know tina
Geo. w. Durham is in no way relate
to the other Dunham's.
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Malleable Glass.

Neri, whose book on glass was pub.
lished at Florence in 1919, says, Sin
the time of Tiberius was invented
way of making glass malleable, thing
afterward lost and to this day wholly
unknown. for if such thing were now
known without doubt it would be
more esteemed for its beauty and incor-
ruptibility than silver or gold, since
from glass there ariseth neither smell
nor taste nor any other quality" But
though unknown to the old Italian, the
art was practiced in Persia, if we may
believe Bailey, who says that in 1910
Sophi, emperor of Persia, sent to King
Philip III Of Spain six glasses that were
malleable and would not break by be-
ing hammered, and Blacout tells that
an inventor, having presented o bust of
malleable glass to Richelieu, 1920, was
rewarded for his ingenuity by perpetual
imprisonment lest the vested interests
Of French glass workers should be in
jured by the new invention.
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EARLvILLE.

G. II. johnson and wife of Manches
ter, accompanied by their sons wife of
Omaha were in town Tuesday.
7. Stephens has quit work in Schal-
ler's meat market.
A picnic party consisting of Misses
Grace and Ruth Hersey, Emma and
Bertha Staehle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Bender, Emmor Millen and Will Cat
tron were at Flemming's mill Tuesday.
Geo. Denton went to Chicago We'd
nesday.
A supper and ice cream social was
held at the home of III. j. Van Fleet,
one and one half miles east of town
Wednesday evening. A large crowd
being in attendance. About $50 was
cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. G. Millen were Man.
chester visitors Wednesday.
A fishing party consisting of Bert
Cousins, f. Stephens, Reese Merrlck
and Bert Powell went to Buena Vista
Wednesday to try their luck in the big
river.
Bert Currie and wife, of Monona, la.
visited at Jas. Currie's last week.
j. b. Taylor, j. M. Dunn, Jerry
Jacobs and Ii. G. Millen attended the
ball game at Manchester, Friday.
Misses McClung, Burrill and Spots
wood, of Epworth, visited with Miss
Opal Vanheet last week and furnished
some music for the social held there
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Geo McCabe returned to her
home in Charles City Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Mary Young left for Fonda
Friday evening where she will teach in
the summer school at that place.
S. V. Haigh, of Ryan, was in town
Saturday.
| Geo. Gould, who has been the butter
| maker of the Earlville creamery the
past few months left town rather sud
denly Thursday and the creamery was
without any one to work up the butter
Friday morning. A. j. Pitcher helped
them out for the time and Fred FoOte
is in charge at present
Mrs. Mable Fishel, of Cedar Rapids
arrived Saturday morning for short
visit with relatives at Almoral.
| p. Lux from near Hopkinton was a
visitor here Friday.
L. b. Hess, ii. III. Moody, L. A
Schneider, DR.. l.. j, Bowman and Chas
Carroll, of Greeley, were here Saturday
at the law suit.
| j. w. Bateman, of Delaware, was in
town Saturday.
w. S. Wilkinson, of Monticello made
his regular trip here Saturday.
The date of the Harvest Carnival is
announced for Wednesday, August is
Attractions are being booked.
Miss Mary Crosby, of Manchester is
visiting in town.
Frank Wieskiegel who has been
working in the drug store the past two
years left for his home in Dyersville
Friday evening where he will remain
for the present He intends-to teke a
course in pharmacy next year.
| L. Il. Eaton was in town Saturday.
| A law suit was held here before JUS
tice Matthews Saturday between Fred
Norman, plaintiff, and II. Ii. Moody and
L. j. Bowman, of Greeley, defendants.
w. l. Millen was attorney for plain
tiff and ST. Richards and Son of Edge