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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
imperialism Has Arrived.

"Tailor by special appointment to
His Excellency the President, William
Mckinley"
That is the way the card of fash
ionable New York tailor reads. Over
the announcement of his official tailor
ship to His Excellency is the crest Of
the favored tailor. 1t is gold shield
bearing the device of fox, rampant,
in field of little breeches, surmounted
by mailed hand bearing the symbol
of power. The motto, translated into
plain English. is II stick to virtue"
The propriety of the escutcheon of
His Excellency's tailor may be recog-
nized at a glance; the mailed hand, the
fox. the profession of virtue, and the
little breeches - the last q delicate
compliment to the Prime Minister, en-
bodying an allusion to his literary
masterpiece and his design for an
American court dress.
Incidentally the card explains the
latest trousers of His Excellency. 1t
also shows that the administration, or
at least His Excellency's tailor, is not
up in heraldry; otherwise the name of
the President would not have appeared
on the device. In the approved Euro
pean form the name OF the monarch
does not appear in the official commits
sion. But the main fact is the reyela-
ton of the card that Imperialism has
arrived with both feet and all OF its
trappings. Louis st-DispGtck.
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SOCIETIES:

CD IRoNToN LODGE, No. IA, K
E&Aof P, Ironton, Mo-, meets every 20
Ek63and 4th Friday ewing of each month
VIs at Odd-Fellows Hail.
~ VIM. STEFFENS, G. G.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF IRON COUNTY.
COURTS:

COURTS:
CIRCUIT COURT is held on the
Fourth Monday in April and October.
COUNTY COURT conVenes on the
First Monday Of March, June, September
and December.
PROBATE COURT is held on the I'd
Monday in February, May, August and No
Fember.
OFFICERS:
G. W. FARRAR, JR, Representative.
w. II. BUFoRD, Presiding Judge County
Court.
J. W. ALcoRN. county Judge, Southern
District.
F.A. MCFARLAND, county Judge, West
ern District.
w. X. EDGAR, Prosecuting Attorney.
w. L. O'NEAL, collector.
w. A. FLETCHER, County CLERK.
ARTHUR HUFF, Circuit CLERK.
JOHN B. HAMPTON, Probate Judge.
JAS. BUFORD, Treasurer.
b. s. GREGORY, Sherin.
q. G. HENDERSON, Assessor.
c. L. BLANKS, Coroner.
j. NJ. HAWKINS, School commissioner.
CITY OFFICERS:
Mdgor, w. z. Edgar.
Marshal, J. /. Marshall.
City Attorney,
City Clerk, August Sehwab.
City Treasurer, Mann Ringo.
Collector, w. T. O'Neal.
City Councilmen-G. W. Marshall, w.
Gay, G. A. Buckley, W. j. Schwab, Geo.
D. Marks and Henry Kendall.
Street COmmittee-Henry Kendall, w. L.
Gay and G. W. Marshall.
Fire CommIttee-G. W. Marshall, W. y.
Sehwab and G. A. Buckley.
Health Comnaittee-G. D. Marks and g.
A. BuckeY.
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MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.

The REGISTER has for sale
Marriage Certificate Books
5O TO the book-with stubs.
The law requires the person
solemnizing marriage to issue
a certificate and to keep a
record of the same. These
Books answer all the purpose.
6Oc per Book.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
Hanna on Trusts.

Mark Hanna ought to cultivate his
memory or curtail his conversation.
Asserting the other day that the re-
publicans would take decided stand
against trusts, Mark Hanna now al
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of CONGRESS

MEMBER OF CONGRESS:
Hon. EDw. RoBB, Thirteenth District,
Perryville, Mo.
u. S. LAND OFFICE - GEORGE STEEL,
Register; G. S. RUSSELL, Receiver from
ton, Mo.
FRANK r. DEARING, Judge Twenty First
Circuit, Hillsboro, Mo.
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WANTED = SEVERAL BRIGHT

IN AN LED - SEf Email ID N Vt II l.
wv AND HONEST persons to rep
resent US as Managers in this and close
by counties. Salary 5000 a year and
expenses. Straight, bona-fide, no more.
no less salary. Position permanent.
Our references, any bank in any town.
It is mainly Office work conducted at
home. Reference. Enclosed self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope. THE Do
MINIoN COMPANY, Dept. 8, Chicago.
The sun., 1899-06-29

Cambridge. who row by themselves, regard
less OF all other would-be competitors. The
rivalry between Cambridge and New Haven
has always been. and Ia now. so great that there
is sufficient interest In the outcome OF the
races. 1t Ia thought. but rowing men who cam
not appreciate college ideas and sentiment are
deploring tho fact that the winner OF to-
mOrrow's varsity race cannot meet the VIC
toriouS Quakprs In n decisive struggle.
Society will make this outing notable one.
1t is expected that u larger crowd than last
set will attend. The display OF fireworks that
was arranged for tonight was dampened by n
heavy shower. which drove the people from
the streets and made the hotel and saloon
Keepers lublant. Already rooms are being en-
gagged AT n high premium but extortion has
not yet made its customary appearance. The
Board Of Trade. which has matters in hand is
nrofusc in it's promises to satisfy everybody,
but time alone will tell.
The coaches and enthusiasts made the
Croker. House their headquarters at 10
gossip Coach f.. {. Storrow refused to make
n prediction that Harvard wou d win. He said
that the Yale boat contained eix men who
rowed in last years race. while Haryards
eight Is practically inexperienced. only two
before. Storrow added. however. that his
men were physically IT. Coach Gallaudet
OF the Ynlc crew. like Storrow. would make
no positive statement. except that his men
would row u fast race and would finish In good
condition. Other Yale men were more out
spoken, and said that they would be hanpy to-
morrow night without tail. Late tonight the
officials were not decided upon. but they will
be picked out before breakfast. The makeup
of he crpwg follows.
The sun., 1899-06-29
Gossip of the Ring.

Frank II. Farncs-She is his sister
&. j., New York.-By the " Kentucky Rosebud.
j.. n. i.-He was born in Los Angeles. Cal In
1871, o~''' -
Pave sullivan has posted 81. 900 to bind a ma.oh
VITA "eorgn DIXON at l22 pounds.
Johnny Reagan has matched Joe Cain OF Broolly,
10 meet utGrie Jansen hufore the Pelican A O. ned
SatHrday night in twenty round bout.
charley hchcev'r says that he will he on hand IN
neet ASNtnnus Billy Smith at the Broadway A
u tomorrow h'ght in twenty Ave round bout
B"n flkslmm"ns said yesterday that he Uas "A
prrSent suffering from rheumatism In the lie n Hhnni
lng again. " f'''"' MN ooA'
,,A SnbSSriber Harrison. n J.-They met twico
Inc hrat battle took place near Larrhmont 7 ~
Marrh = 1850. Dempsey won in thirteen r,r" ~, AZ
N" second meeting WAS d sCIded in San Fr.nctsncs
uuoLorr tu" 'alliornia A. c. Aug, 27 IsEu 7 =
blAhche won III thIry-twO rounds - '' -
70 THE EDITOR or THK SUs-Sir, Altar th. W.,
SUSuucStSedon priZa hglt last Friday night Tom
hourhe, mGnaSer OF walcott, made the foiioNfnS
Wen. Walcott will lick tina OF ar in1ra
mp ~ " IDDohhti Ever since ODonneli az referss
da INC infHh PlInrner night at Madison sImAre Gnr
n," n"it upkeh years ago, gave the decision 70
ntitnm,eT, ne mas had tha enmity OF O'HomrLS
ra AZ nv u, & remarks of Friday night reached M.
arn !oday. believe that O'Rourke ia NOT nm IL
a. nnrnh mn'h NJ declares that wAlcott au beat steve
Dip Vuheu. believe that o Rourke would not 80 40
my MalSoV !" meet . Douuell IA the rnv II hpt pot
riiI iIero m Viii give Wacott the chAuce o. Dannoi
viii meet MAlcott in tue arena Of any cnh - ,S
co., untIS ~ ANY time suitable To y Rourka and W.
Ana hereby, in behalf OF o Donneil chau.nr
snactpmio 70 meet oDonnell In the ring Your -
BAN FTTzPATAIoG.
The sun., 1899-06-29
Baseball Notes.

Next Sunday the Poughkespsie and West New York
Field clubs Will play return game at Weehawken.
Will Flynn third baseman OF Parks A. C., kindly
send his address to q. b.. 437 Cleveland street
Brooklyn?
The Catholic Boys Association would like to hear
from all teams with players averaging II to wears
Address Catholic Boys Association 3l2 West Six
teenth street.
Tho West Orange A. c. still has July 20, Aug. l2
IL. and Sept, open for hrst.class clubs ofering
guarantee, Address W. +, Steele. liz Alden street.
orange \. j.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY games with teams with PLAYERS
ANcTAGing years or over. Address Isaac Rnge,
manager, l3l Ridge street.
The Dewey A. c. would like TO make trip through
Connecticut, PnlladclphiA and Massachusetts after
July 4. Address Timothy p, Connell. captain. Mills
Hotel, IL RNngton street.
Tho ManhAttanyllle team has July 4 "A. NJ and p
NJ, open to any hrst class ont ot.town team offering
reasonable Inducements Address George j. Palmer,
Secretary, 6,O Columbus avenue
The Dayton f. c. would like to arrange games with
uniformed teams with PLAYERS averaging u to H
Tor l.. Herman, ld last I32d street
The q. " T. have July :, IL, Aug. . IL, 20, Sept.
M ana n EMMA Ana Sdo o6 club tGa give
ton preferred. Address samuel Lunu. manager. 81
Clark street Newark, n. j.
The Empire A. A has few open dates in July and
August which It would like to fll with hrstclass
clubs offering reasonable inducements. Elects Of
last NV York. Borough A, G. and the Empires OF
ager 322 East l22d street
The PrisdillAs have July and a. NJ open. also
several Saturdays in July and August, for strong
uniformed teams. games t. he played on their
& ounds at Clsrrmont Park. The Prscllas also have
several sundays open Tor Out-uf-town games, and
would be pleased 10 book same, with strong teams
on'r.ng ~ table gnar'ntee Address A +. Novotny.
Manager, 40 Fast ffty ninth street
The Loyolas have few SATURDAYS open in July and
August and would like 10 arrange games with frst,
especially anxlous 10 meet the snLurbans any sat.
urday afternoon at Crotona Park, and would also
inG ssmaica or Syscs baseball clubs address II. +.
McMshon. l73 East Eighty nth street
The sun., 1899-06-29
BROOKLYNS STILL LOSING.
HANLON'S MEN ARE EASILY OUT
PLAYED, by THE PITTSBURGS.

Rain Prevents tho Bostons from Playing,
and Brooklyns Lend Is Reduced to "a
oints-Baltimoro shuts Out st. Louis
Cincinnati and Philadelphia Also Win.
Not satisfied with capturing two straight
games from the Bostons the Pittsburgs beat
the Brooklyns also yesterday. Rain prevented
the game between the Bostons and Cleyelands.
and the Hub players are now II points nearer
the Brooklyns. this latter team leading by "a
points At St Louis the Baltimores shut out
Tebeau's aggregation and moved up one
notch Philadelphia defeated Louisville and
crawled up to within 23 points Of Boston.
While the New Yorks were resting the Cincin-
natis won game from tho Washingtons. and
EwinR's players are again In seventh place.
The results
Pittsburg. o; Prooklyn.1 l.
Baltimore, 3; st. Louis, o.
Philadelphia 81 Louisville !.
Cincinnati. o: Washington, 8.
At Clevennd-Rain
The sun., 1899-06-29

Despite the rain the metropolitan championship
lawn nniS tournament Was continued YESTERDAY
afternoon on the West Side Tennis Clubs court Tha
huuirr. ~"N
ChampIensh.n SINGLES second round-O NJ
,stwirk n,at G. +. fcnnessy, l. & 2: j p Parrt
!aIart -, t-l. J. [. Davidson beat ", b. Cragin,
GanuIrar singles s-Trclimirary round-O NJ po.,
wick 1--WE No. beat ltupElcs half 10 40 -,
r. L. Ihller -, hea, l., GraIt, so h-d. 6-7 a.
-''' -
lespie, scratch by default NJ e. Clark scratch hs.,
y. l.. U. WAdsworth. owe half l6. 6-2. 6-I. ''A'
The sun., 1899-06-29
Cornell Crews at Home.

ITHACA. Juno 2S-Coach Courtney and his
lads arrived this evening. The freshmen are
happy as larks over their fine victory. On the
train W. c. Dalzell was chosen as captain OF
the crew for the ensuing year without a dis
sentnR voice He has rowed on his class
varsity crew. rowed in the 'varsities OF fS
and 90 and now holds the sing -sculling
championship Of the university. He weighs
age. and entered Cornell from Egremont. Mass.
The sun., 1899-06-29
Tho Crews Leave Pouehkeepsie.

PoUGHKEEPsTK, June 2s.-Only a memory remains
Of the great boat tho Hudson
OF 1899 The last Of the oarsmen got away tonight
when tho victorious Pennsylvanians left for New
York. from which point they will scatter to their
homes. Their shells will be shipped to Philadelphia
The Columbia quarters are deserted; the crews left
for the metropolis this morning The shells and the
rest of tho rowing outfit were taken to New York on
the Queen City. The Cornell crews left for Ithaca
early this morning. The Badgers loaded their sh ell
and sent 1t back to Madison by rail Most Of the
crew will see the Yale Harvard race at New London
To
The sun., 1899-06-29
Baseball Games To-Day,

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Chicago; Brooklyn at Pittsburg Bos.
ton at Cleveland; PhilAde phs at Louisvile Balti-
more at St. Louis: Washington at Cincinnati.
EASTERN LEAGrE.
Toronto At Hartford Montreal at Springfield;
Rochester at Providence; Syracuse at Worcester.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark at Paterson; Allentown at ancaster; Read
ing at Wilkesbarre; Richmond At Scranton.
OTHER GAMES.
Herald VS.. World, at Prospect Park.
The sun., 1899-06-29
Polo,

PHILADELPHIA. juno 2S-The Lakewood
team to-day scored another victory over the
Philadelphia polo talent BY defeating the Phil
ndclrhia Country Clubs first team by / | \ goals
to -. IN the second days play for the Alden
Cup The Philadelphia team were minus Nno of
its best men, which partly accounted for their
loss. while lakewood was strengthened by
John DaiIett. Jr.. a good all-arou Id man, As
It was. however. they only won ON their handi-
cap Lakewood put M good team work
throughout. while the home team were all at
odds ''~ '''' az
The sun., 1899-06-29
.Batted for Dshlen in the eighth inning.

Brooklyn ...............,.O o o y q q o o-1
stolen bases-Beaumont, Clark. Two-base hits
Leever Schriver. DAILY Home run-McCarthy. Sac
rihce hits-McCarthy. Keeer Schrlver. Double
plays-Casey. Jennings and Grim; Beaumont and
Schriver. Struck out-By Lever. .: by Hughes l.
First base on halls-Of Lever. 4; off Hughes, l.
Wild pitch-lughes. Hit by pitcher-Ely. Um-
pres-ODay aud McGarr. Attendauce-1 600. Time
q hours and 20 minutes.
BALTIMORE. 5:ser. LOUIS. O.
ST. LOUIS, June 2s.--The Orioles blanksd Tebeau's
Perfectos this afternoon. Sudhof lasted but six
innings. when Wilson took his place in the box but
that made little difference. The score:
The sun., 1899-06-29
BreeCh-Loading Cannon.

A. calibre, length II inches height 511
inches, gun metal barrel, mahogany fin
ished block were SO, now So.
Same as above but - gauge; 13 inch
barrel, &C., S15
"Rcmember the Maine" breech loader,
- gauge, S5.
Other cannon up to $125.Oo.
Saluting shells and powder.
The sun., 1899-06-29

The members Of the Crescent Athletic Cub's
victorious lacrosse team were entertained at
dinner last night at the country clubhouse of
the organization, Owls II"ai /. Bay Ridge
Every memher Of the cub received a solid
li-knrat watch charm as mark Of the clubs
RuprcciMtlOl..
The sun., 1899-06-29

G. s.-The deed OF gift says the challenging vac ht
must proceed under sail to the port here the
test ia to take place.
Tho steamer Gay Head has been chartered by the
Atlantic Yacht Club for the cup races, and the COM
mitten in charge is Commodore Frederick T. Adams,
fncio; Allan C. WaShIngtOn. Fleet captain
Thomas L. Watson. j. NJ. Ceballos and L. F. Jackson.
The sun., 1899-06-29

At O6wcgo-OswCgo. :, Schenectady, l.
Al Auburn Auburn, 5, Albany, =.
At Cortland Cortland |, Rome, 3.
At Blnghamton Blnghamton, =, Utica 3.
The sun., 1899-06-29

| SOUTHAMPTON. June 2S.-The new racing
! cutter Shamrock. which left Millwall docks yes
terday afternoon in tow. arrived here at 1870
| 7. N to-day.
The sun., 1899-06-29

At Columbus Columbus. :, Buffalo. 10,
Al Milwaukee Milwaukee. !; Kansas City, .,
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. x; st. Paul, /.
The sun., 1899-06-29

and "Sportsmcn's Goods" generally. The latest
and hest productions Of everything In these lines
more fully set forth IN THE SUNS Advertising col
umns than through any other medium. Tho Adyer-
tIssr knows where he gets tho best results,-AdV.
The sun., 1899-06-29
THE RECORD.
P1TrsBuRG. o: BROOKLYN. /.

P1TTsBuRa. Juno % --Hanlon's Superbas
failed to strike their gait here to-day and
would have been whitewashed but for mis-
take in sending Ely instead OF Mccarthy after
Keeler's short fly in the eighth inning, This
was tho only sign OF an error either OF Judg-
ment or play. made by the Pirates. who per;
formed with a steadiness that has not marked
many OF their games thl season. The Wis
itors. on the other hand. played far below
their standard and handicapped Hughes by
stars, Dahlen. DAILY. and Jennings. were
the offenders, but to Lever belongs the credit
for the surprising result. as the schoomaster.
who pitched on Monday and held boston down
to-day and repeated the trick. Until the eighth
inning Brooklyn's only hi was Hughes's sin
gle, in the third. Jones drew a base on balls
and Keeler sacrificed. Brooklyn's chances
were bright when Kelley started liner to cen
markablc throw headed of Hughes at the plate;
In the eighth. with two out. Jones singled
to centre and keeler's fly dropped safe in short
left. Kelley hit sharply over third. scoring
Jones. Dahlen had an argument with Umpire
put out OF the game Anderson. who took his
place. struck out on the first ball Days
double. in the, ninth, was wasted. Han
lon. who, would not break up winning
altering his batting order and trying
Jennings at first base. The former shortstop
let Pittsburg score its first run by throwing
over Grim's head after fielding a hatted ball.
but he handled thrown balls nicely. Hughes's
double in the third. n double in the fourth. and
four singles in the sixth. when an error by
Dahlen proved costly. In the eighth. after
Schriver had got a base on balls. Mccarthy hit
over Keey's head for home run. A report
first base and manage the team was denied by
officials OF both clubs. The score:
The sun., 1899-06-29

In placing your summer resort or country hoard
advertisements he certain that The SUS Is on your
list No other a.er wall attract So desirable eli
0DtaRN-Adr.
The sun., 1899-06-29

Two.base hits-Peitz o. Miller, Fnid'n. Three
base hIts-Padden Mercer. Selhach, Butler stolen
es-Atherton. Smith. Double plays-Millcr. Ir
win Corcoran and PETIT; Stctnteldt and Corcoran
Struck out-By Phillips. l. by Bretenrtoin, a. by
Mercer, 3. First base on bnlls-Of Mercer. 2 Left
on bases Cincinnati I; Washington. First base
on errors Washington. ?. Tme-2 hours. I'm.
pireS-SwArtwood and Warner
The sun., 1899-06-29
Atlantic League.
AT wILKEsBARRR.

wilkesbarre 30 1 % 10 2
Richmond .......l q % I
characterization and Gondng; Bishop and Steel
man.
At Allentown and Reading-Rain
The sun., 1899-06-29
Connecticut State League.
A Recommendation Beforc the Fourth.

At New London-Srw London. a. Bristol ..
Other games postponed owing 10 rain
The sun., 1899-06-29
Dewey SaIuting r1ortar.

Small size, y inch calibre, weight IA
pounds were sf.25, now 81.
Large size 1 inch calibre, weight 46
pounds; were $3.50, now $3.50.
We know of no way on earth to make as
much noise for so little money.
The sun., 1899-06-29
SALUTING CANNON.
MuZZIe.LOading Cannon.

Extra heavy brass gun metal, mahogany
finish mounts, brass trimmed, large bore,
1917 inches long; were $3.50, now 81. so.
now Sl75
The sun., 1899-06-29
ReVOlVerS.

Self-cocking revolvers, % to 3S caibre,
Sl.5O. Automatic ejecting revolvers, SO. so.
Hammerless ejccting revolvers, 81. Mar
lin, Colt, and Smith & Wesson revolvers,
So to 500.
Blank cartridges, 81 calibre, per 90, So.
Blank cartridges, 30 calibre, per 100, 3Oc.
Blank cartridges, 30 calibre, central fire,
per 100, 6Oc.
Blank cartridges for revolvers, guns and
yacht cannon.
The sun., 1899-06-29
New England League


At Newport Newport. 10; Taunton, 3.
Al BrOckton and Portland-RAin.
The sun., 1899-06-29

At. Louis.
Baltimore

st. Louis. 90
Baltimore ............. . o o o B
Home rnn-Brodie. Two. base hlt-Cross Three
base ht-Magoon. First base on balls-of sudhon.
/: off Mctiinity, 3. Double plays-Wallace mnas.
sisted; Child.. Wallace and Tebeau; Magoon and
Keister. Triple play Wallace and Gross. Struck
out--by Wilson. I. Stolen ses-Mc(iraw Holmes
sheckard, Keist"r. Hit by pitched bsll-By Sud.
hoff, l. by WILSON, |. Umpires-Gaffney and Manas-
II 800.
PHILApELrHIA, 3: LOUISVILLE. I.
LouIsvILLE, June 2s.-Both Fraser and Dowling
were very effective to day. ten mon tanning the
air Fraser wild at times but invariably steadied
down when men were on bases Philadelphia won
by punching hits in the eighth inning. The score
The sun., 1899-06-29

Two base hts-Cross Wagner. Thomas. McFar-
land. Stolen hases-flick Leach. Dexter Struck
out-By Fraser. I: by Bowling. Il. Hit by pitcher
By Fraser. 2: Bases on balls-Of Fraser. 2; off
bowling. O. Time hours and II minutes Um-
CISCISSATI. 8: WASHINGTON, 3.
CIscINNArI, June 2s.-The Reds won to day be-
cause they punched their hits of Mercer in the nth,
and because their errors followed by brilliant
playing, which recovered the lest ground, The Wis.
ttorE onthatted the locals and made less errors but
their work the bases slow. In the second and
third innings four Of the Washingtons were caught
at the plate. The scOre:
The sun., 1899-06-29
Eastern League.
Western LeaCne.

All games prevented by rain yesterday
The sun., 1899-06-29
Rifles.

Flobert rifles, % calbre $3.50.
Flobert rifles, fine quality, $3.50.
Stevens, Hopkins & Allen rifles, 22 and
81 calibre, So.
Marlin repeating rifles, 22 calibre to Is
calibre, 81 Loo and up.
Mausor sporting rifles, $25.
Winchester, Colt and Savage rifles shot
guns and ammunition. Kodaks
The sun., 1899-06-29

Everything for the gunner,
fisherman and athlete, at prices
that make customers.
The sun., 1899-06-29

JOhn Tyler, Jr.-FOr thC use Of WheeImCn.
Watching Whcelman.-The Secretary NJ the Cen
tury Road Club II America is @. VI. Flirchild. SOL
d1rheld avenue, CHICAGO.
The Nassau Whcelmen have eight points in the
Cun competition for tho trophy of the season.
Rutls second place on last Saturday giving the ad
dItonal two points.
Fred l.. Foster.-THE Sun does not care to express
tLc opinion YOU request.
arr now in course of construction.
A list ui four club prlzrs and ten individual
trophies la' leen made up for the parade at Pat.
,huvuu whrh CCnCludcs the carnival On Saturday
night. The iradr will be started at 80 O'Clock
The sun., 1899-06-29
POINTS ABOUT SHAMROCK.
THE dCTUAL AND APPROXIMATE
DIMENSIONS OF HER SPARS.

Little Doubt of the Chalicnger's Great
DrauRht and Ability to Garry BiE Sail
Spread-Opiniona as to Her Model Below
the Water Iine-SecreCy still Maint n In ed &.
The sun., 1899-06-29

W H. Anderson and A. Fehhaber OF the Gem
tury Road Club. rho have recently made some
interesting records as a tandem team. will
tween the City Hall, New York. and the Phila-
delphia City Hall The trip wi be under the
be regularly checked at various points The
present record for the ride is x hours 80 min
utcS
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-29
DIVORCE GRANTED.
stons Have Been Adjusted.
sons Have Been Adjusted.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S.-The diff
ferences between Albert Sidney john
ston of Galveston, Texas, and his wife
Alice. in which their 13-year-old son,
Robert Dabney Johnston, played an i'm
portant part were adjusted to-day in
an unexpected manner.
Divorce papers were filed with the
County Clerk, and a brief trial was
had before Judge Daingerfeld, who
granted Alice C. Johnston a divorce
from Albert Sidney Johnston, on the
ground of the latter's extreme cruelty.
The husband is to pay his ex-wife $50
a month alimony. The boy is to be
placed in the custody of his paternal
grandmother, who resides at Galveston,
Texas.
A few days ago Johnston kidnared
his son from his mothers apartments
and legal battle for his possession was
commenced. Every effort to reconcile
the parents failed, and when the case
was called to-day divorce proceedings
were commenced in lieu of a legal bat
tie for the possession of the son.
Albert Sidney Johnston is the grandson
of the famous Confederate General of
that name The case has attracted a
deal of attention. Both families are
highly connected in the South.