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Melody wins se East Moriches.

EAST MoHIcnEs. l.. l.. July 2s.-The club re-
gatta OF the Moriches Yacht Club was sailed
here this afternoon. 1t WAS regatta for men,
bers only and each yacht was handled by its
owner. They sailpd a triangular course ten
miles in length illiam urowtage's Melody
won the race. beating hn McAeenans Dodo
50 seconds and George I. Moons Zaza The
o. her starters were DR.. william Cars s Renelche.
Daniel j. Singers Sappho and Neil Kyie's
Hester.
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Philadelphia Yachtsmen Craise.

The feet Of the CORN nthan Yacht Club OF
Philadelphia started on Its annual CT ise yes
terday The rendezvous was at Glen Cove. and
among the yachts there were Commodore A.
Van Rensselaer's steamer May. James Bairds
Uussar IT,, Joseph de +. Junken's schooner
Colum bia, +. ". Hills schooner Speranza. Vice.
Commodore Robert J. W. Koons's schooner
die'syawl Spalpeen The first run was to Oyster
Bay, and las, night the Philadelphia yacht,men
Wis ted the Seaw anhaka Corinthian yacht'men
at their home.
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Red Bird, with Dugsan At the Tiller. VIII
Defend the Seawanhaka Cup.

MONTREAL. July 2s.-Ths final trial races TO
select defender for the SeaVarhaka cup for
small yachts. now held by the Royal St Lawrence
Yacht Club. was held to-day on Lake St. Louis,
The result was In favor Of the Red Bird, owned
by Commodore James Ross, and she was chosen
TO defend the cup against the White Bear Club 9
Minnesota The races will commence 9ext FRI
day. Duggan will SAL the Canadian defender.
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OTTAWA. July 2s.-The swimming races for
the championship Of Canada were held
here to-day on the Ottawa River The entries
included =. A. Wenck and ". W. Hennen.
both OF New York. the. beng the only Amerl-
cans competing In ths ma.enes ;a wentH won
close second In tn half-nis eve mt Wenck
won easily with LawlesS again in second place.
This contest was over an eieht-lap course which
was covered by Wenck In IL minutes. Slh sec
onds
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The match at the Madison Golf Club Inks
y esterday had the following result. The card

PLAINpIELD July 2s.-The regular weekly
play for the Presidents = cup and the Green Com
mttee challenge trophy as held on the links OF
the Park Golf Club this a ternoon. The scores:
Edgar r. SerrelI 97. 6-9i; W. J. r Tiess 81
0-97 william hcCutchan, 1903. 6-97; Charles Du
pee, l07. 1907 H. d. Hubbard, l07, s-99 William
u Faber, il5, lb-i00: Henry Wells l:9. IS
lO4: Morgan T. Townsend. 1906, 0-iO5.
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One of the most important matches In the
North Jersey Shore League was decided yes
teriay. II was between the teams OF the Mon
mouth Beach Country Club and the Seabright
Golf Club. The latter team won by four holes
although its captain was beaten In most un-
accountable way. There are several prominent
players in both teams. so that the match pos
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ATLANTIC CITY. July ?s.-Millville defeated
Atlantic City tonight in an exciting and rough
game Of basketball. by the score oil 2s TO TO- AZ
The end Of the first hall the score vas 10 > IN
favor Of Milvile. The game ihroughout was s
iast Il We minutes by magnificent squirt
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A o. Horse in tn. Pools wins at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, July 28.-The last days races OF the
Quesn City Trouing Association todsy were rather
tame. The ais pace and 2le pace were declared on
The talent received q setback In the 2:i5 trot Al
Cummings Annhlator was made favorite. Glen
ega won the nrS' heat Without tIying. Cummings
Cient "a lo the second heat because Of break 10 The
stretch Annihilator, however. was stil fayorite
Cienega captured the next two heats without nny
trouble Queen Carlos, a local horse, won the 2:ao
trot In straight heats Queen Carlos sold for 81 In
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Interstate League.

Al Columbus Columbus 5: New Castle 10.
A. Man held Mansfield. n; Toledo g.
Al Wheeing-First game-Wbeeling. 4; Dayton, g.
Second game Wheeling, o. Dayton, ..
A. Fort Nayne-Fort Wayne, 3; Youngstown. l.
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ANoK COUNTRY

NEWPORT. July 2s:-1he first weekly golf
90 I Cub was held to-day, there being large
field Of players There were two elias. ~, a cup
going TO tho winner In each. The winners In
the two classes were as follows:
Class A-Capt c. G. Treat, 90. 14-76: Class p
H II. Sedgewick, o. 20-7I
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Daughter Of saivator Breaks q Leg and is
shot.

DAY SHORE. July IS The running horse Ellava
tor BY Savator out Of Dsnni- Ella. while com petnr
In n one mile dash Al the matinee races here Today
fell At the quarter post and broke her leg She was
subsequently shot W. q, Gilmore Jr, son OF the
Oyn,r OF ElayatDr, who was hiding the horse mar
roxy escaped Injury. The were for the benrnt
the accident occurred vas for genuemen ridesA Fila
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The medal play handicap scores were;

The medal play handicap scores were
T. r Cooley. rs. 2-76: A. Shlpman, l0i, ls-ss
NJ p Harlow. OF, is-sh l.. p. Strong. co. $50
A ". Hyde, ios. i5-s7 W Il. Penrose. i6S. is
81; Z. b. Hooker, gs, $50; L. p. Barbour. III, IS
80
JEFFERSON, y. IL. July 2s.-The first COM
petition OF the Waumbek Golf Clubs season
was team match to-day, In which twenty-five
golfers representing well-known clubs in various
rarts OF the country, were equally divided
There was golf ball enirv fee and scoring
VAS by the Tuxedo system. The score:
Team No &c. ". Baker. Garden rlty, o: W p.
simpson, Waumbek, 0: H. r. Andrlance, Duchess
County, o. a. B. Cobb, Newton Golf Douglass
ilarshorne Ardsley, :; l. NJ pagge,t, Waumtek.
o. H. c. Smith. Van Cortland Parf. !; John Ray
mond. Onwentsia, o; II. s. Rowe, Oakley. l. Sabin
>angeI brooSline Country. 0: j. a. Bell. waumbek
Team 10 s-E. NJ. stohr, Banusrol, /. c. II. Adams.
Onwentsia |: s. o Prentice Hartford Colt. /; T. p
Rowe. Oakley, o; Star Donaldson, Dyk.r Meadow. o;
Mr.. Gross. Hartford Coll. L. j. f. Frattc. Waumbek,
o; Ned Garter, Braeburn, Newton Mass. |: J, H. May,
waumbek, !; Z. J. Tompkins. Van Cortland Park, /:
II. Z. Giles. Forest Hills, " j., /. Total
The match game between the Englewood and
Richmond County golf clubs at Englewood
Yesterday was very exciting The Engl.wood
team carried OF the honors winning by The
score ~ - toe The links was in fine cond-
ton and the play was harp throughout. Sum
mary:
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Malontha Golf Club, Rchfeld Springs. on Aug
- prize. say Dcds Sssn Ss stis cay q
cup which Is the usual qualifying round and
mach play feature; the handicap cup and the
women's cup; Those who attend this tourna-
ment may with little trouble 60 on to the OF
EGO Golf Club links. at the head Of Otsego
Lake on Aug; o. 10 and II. This Is also an
open event. with the Otsego. Cooperstown and
DOGGY cups as prizes
SHELTER ISLAND. July 29-In the women's
Col Club Mrs. William shlp l ppsn won. On
spps and . rsasH css1s IN fSsN Ssr'fn Ths Mt IL
was played on to-day. Mrs. Trusx giving the
M.N match 70 Mrs. ShipPen after the seventh hole.
TS% scratch M ,C1 5usr For
@rh. The golf tea Of the Shelter Island Golf
,Iuo nv was one OF the most largely attended Of
NJ Ne season as r. Among those who attended were
" \. = Stafford, Justice. and Mrs. c. Fl:
r4a1 Miss Truax and Charles Dugro. son OF
'udse pugro OF Manhattan.
aHlysTEp, Conn, July 2s.-Attorney- General
ppVnn ph W Grggs was this afternoon defeated by
ncherd storey Row lane, the seve nteen-
pons ,Gn Ui n WAND Of New York. for the cham
trophy was an elegantly engraved silver cup,
Presented by Miss Mary Eldridse Of Norfolk
, le hnal was played Oh this afternoon, at
srs sfollowed the contesJants Rowland won by
up and . to play,
"a astJerSey League was played on the Glen
''ase link this afternoon. The scores:
sh,rmSn6ass shrnSass-S PLACE. o: Y: A. ThoTp,on, 5: e s
paH East orsnge-H Ginin. >; J. p. bradshaw. o; !.
ffso.s5 fs,ons Z. .; D,cEet ); e; q Kent 0; ". p.
In the final round at thir,y-stx holes for the
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MANcHEsTER. July 2s.--The Ekwanok Country
Club golf team defeated the Mount Anthony
golf team at Bennington to-day by the de-
cisive score of SO to %. The links were i fne
shape and the weather deal for golf large
number OF enthusiastic golfers followed the
PLAYERS around. The score:
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HoLyoRs. July. 2s-The June meeting Of the
harness horses at the Springfield track was nnished
today. There were few features as two races were
won on the reel and only four heats were uotted In
the 2:27 clasA Summaries.
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GOLFING ON MANY LINKS.
y,yDICAPs. BOGEY MATCHES AND
ALL SORTS or EVENTS.

1uxsdo wins the Annual Match From the
Paterson Men-Seabrisht Folk Hold Their
Own at Monmouth Beach-Otte Heck
meyer wins Championship At Harbor Hiil.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 2s.-This was the last day
q, the invitation tournament held on the shtn-
rscook Hills Golf Club links. and q
large field competed In the handicap.
which was limited to eighteen strokes. ". j.
Travis started with plus and In the morning
played in good form, turning In II for the
round. In the afternoon his play was far from
being good. and he had TO be satisfied
with an SO, c. Hitchcock. Jr.. OF
Yale. made the low score Of the day for
eighteen holes and won the prize from Travis
with rs for the round. MIR. Hitchcock tied with
Mr. Chenri of Maidstone for the honors Of the
day and they will play II Of at eighteen holes.
medal play, tomorrow The best gross score
was
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PoroHKEEPsIE, July 2s In the handicap to-
day the scores "A ere.

P.F. Coe, los. ss-7o: H. Il Valentine. a2. 1870;
VI. il Shstriu, o. ii-si; ". n veteran, 20, II
-s2: J. r. AdIiance. I0S, 2l-84: G. Zaman. 1oi,
l6-ee; C. p. Douglass. ii2 1857: W. T. Ferris
1lS, 20-06.
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Spring Lake won from Deal Beach in tho
North Jersey Shore League Yesterday, the
match being played at Spring Lake. The CARDS
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PhiIadsIphia. New Automobile Club.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 2s-The initial run Of
Philadelpaa's new automobile club took
place to-day. Twenty vehicles left 24s
North Br6d street, Philadelphia. at 23o
o'clock t0s afternoon and twelve Of
them arrived at the wsdorf-Astoria at the foot
OF ocean avenue on the beach at 1880 this
evening. The parade attracted a great deal OF
attention az il sped along the avenues. The
weat her WAS fne and the roads good. No at
tempt at speed was made and there were no
breakdowns or am other accident TO mar the
pSsyeral stops were made along the line
70 allow those in the rear to catch up.
After arriving at the waldoriIaS;t.cria; As.
the party took iuncheSn aha o,h nrId "a
oraanIzsd A number OF run, will be made to
different points along the coast this summer.
Ths party viii return to Philadelphia to-mor-
vow afternoOn
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Harness Racers Finish Up at Port Jervis.

PORT JERvIs, July 3S.-The postponed races OF
the three days meet Of the Port Jeiyis Driving Park
Association finished his afternoon IN the presence of
a large number OF spectators Favorites were the
winners Cute. the guideless wonder, gave an ex-
hibition mile In 2i6h She was interfered with by
Runaway team on the track: making her lose several
seconds, Summaries:
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Easy for the Favorites at Erie.

ERrr. July 2s.-The race meet OF the Lake Ere
Association al Reeds track closed this afternoon.
Three favori,es. Hydrogen, Uncas Medium and
Marion Eddy led pioce.sions around the track In
their respective events. Dakota Dan. that had been
backed TO win The 2< PACE, lost the nrst two heats
and another driver was substituted Though be went
all right 10 the quarter pole he went 10 pieces In
thr stretch and barely saved his distance. Sum.
marics.
2.08 class. pacing: purse 3400:
Hydrogen, h s, by Nirogen-Dora, pedigree
mol uaced teoInhN '''''''.'.'.'.'''''.,.. ]
Charles Sumner b. g., (Matson) ..:............3 ) 3
Time-2:l0. 2;l6 eleh
2:33 class, trotting: Lurx $500:
Uncis Medium. b s.. by Pilot Medium
(hhIlOnl '''.'''''..-...l ]
Daisy Blossom. ch m, (WoeneD. s |:
Mary D.. en- N. lHuntl ,.'.',.'...."......4
Billy WameI, b. z. (Alen), n),.,..,.........,...3 4
Whips Jr.. ch n CMassetO ...,.......,,.,...o S
Time-2:22h z.eiA 2:ieA
2,2A class pacing purse SaOO:
Marion EDDY, m, Sy Jerome EDDY tBeavsDl ! !
Jimmie r br G. ttiendershoO. O......."......4 s :
Violet T.. ch IN. Heard. ..,..'.............5 >
Mountain Maid, b. m. (Neill ll,,.,.,......,....,b 4
Time-fi9. a:2O. 2:s0A
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Nineteen Heats In Three Races at Old sauEus,

SAuGus. July aS-The midsummer meet at Old
Saugus track closed today. In point OF attendance
II was a record breaker, while The sport has b.en
keen II took thirteen heats TO decide the two races
UNFINISHED 2:22 pace, which was won by Evolute
The talent was kept guessing In both OF the other
races Su1ette the favorir In the 2:2s pace after
showing poorly In four heats. went out and the
next three heats NaSeo did not strike his gait unit,
the fourth heat OF the 2is tot Then he won three
lead In the nrs heat Of the trot. but was foully
diiycn and declared dls,anced: Summaries:
2:22 class, pacing; purse S400:
Evoute. br. m. by Nominee-kate
psI smith .cSeIIh, tSoiIin,, ,'',,..,.'......i
Tom Tom Arnold, b g ttwiiSuT. .,.......t si. '
Billy C., b G. Proctor. ..,.;:.;."..,.dia
'''ii 'Tiiim.-?sifsfs. si7H lIs. iisN. a:is,A ,ns.
sul,e. B. IN. b. N,fsoneLu.ti..
by kentucky Prince (GilberO.,.'s 7siiI
s.!1s s:s ss!ds Il s !; fssSS;s! SsS;sss;! iisss
Belle Brown. ch. N. !tark. ...,.. : To-
Daisy Belle. ch. II. (Johnson). ....4 ro
Hal Hamont 70. g. Palmer ~ 9 2 9 dis.
Mary G, CHI m. Goodf,llow) Z dia
LaGonda' Ia,sI b. $ M ,Ri.6G,n' .'''''''.S a. dr.
Timr"aisS s;si, ::sllA ,:,o, a,oN ,;a,,l s,s.
2Is class uotting; purse t4oO:
Wasco. b. G., by Edg cmark-Caracol.
by King wilkes Dore) ..............6
1abta, b. m. (Uttonl. ...,......"..,S ! 2
Athway. ch. g. tIsabeD, 8
Rand. Rand en- Johnson ',...'.'......s siS
SnaS Mimi. Eis'. setssra''aei ss % aei.r;::s ''0
imsNs;isyl ais,G s:i7N. aiih si7H ,so,4
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,oLY PROFESSIONAL wANTEp; goo, ,,seser' .,s 7,
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The best net score was made BY w. y, Chenri.
hoIes The cards
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CHICAGO. July David Bell Of the Midlothian
Country Club woI TIE open professional TO Irna-
ment on the links OF the Belmont luD to-day by
returning the lowest score OF iSsfor the thirty
six holes He received first money. $3.50, and a
gold medal The second prize. SIS In gold. was
won by Lawrence Auchterlone OF the Glen.
view Club, who finished with score Of
les The open champion Of the United States. sIs.
and Willie Anderson OF the Oconomowoc Coun:
try Club. tied for, the third place and div ded
the Ss5 offered as third and fourth prizes, James
Fouls Of the Chicago Golf Club, took the NTH
prize by returning score OF l72, and
Henry Turpis OF Edgewater, Alexander smith
of Washington p rk and David Mcintosh OF
Westward Ho tied for sixth place, with a
fe'sionals in the West were represented in the
tourney and the playing was OF high-clnss
order II was expected that Harry yardon
would participate iG the event. but be- an
sagemsnt at Cleveland to-day would prevent
his competing
In the nnsl for the club championship at Harbor
Hill yesterday Otto Hockmeycr beat Vincent Hook
never in a thirty six hole match. BY up and TO
III 40 6-sI
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IoNo BEACH, July 2s. - To-day the Long
Beach Coli Club held a tournament and the
results were as follows.
L. j. Kennedy, li5. 60 SO: @ Arms lls. CO.'S;
vi X Barton, I5O, 5o-iOO; q. u. Hodgan io3, OiO3;
H. W Martin. l5l. bo-lo4i A, r. Dick. 100. o-ln8:
r J. Oponohue. iOe. o-los: Ru'and Mckay, io0.
ioa. b0-Iia T.. Guuienden, 10. l0-io0:
Count Victor Devisone. las. 30-.i5: H. Il.
Plass 1871, SO-l2l: A. T. Omman, lps, 6O-iSS
In the afternoon an exciting fours ONE took
place between DR.. BoEart and Harry Rawlins
against T.. Guillenden and John d Dunn. The
latter won by 2 up and 10 play a large
gallery" folow the match.
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TRENTON. July 2s-Tho five-nils unpaced
pursuit race lere to-day between Fred. Titus of
New York and Jack Colgan OF this city was won
by Colgan, Ii was a sensational race from the
outset and Titus by onderful spurt nearly
won out IN the last lap. Co onan was ten yards
ahead at the finish. His time was II minutes
~ is seconds.
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The Trotters and Pacers at Holyoke.

Time $40. 2:22.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1900-10-10
GOV. BRADLEY AS A MODERN PROPHET.

5radeys to the general assembly Of
1885,
infringe the privileges
Others the result inevitably be disastrous Suppose the
general assembly should declaring all Judgments Of the
indeed judgment of court null and void orha the
should determine dispense the general assembly
legislature should enact law,
should be obeyed
that revolution would the natural and unavod
able sequenee7"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1900-10-10

There were about eighty-six Demo,
Gratis in the late constitutional conven-
ton, and about fourteen Republicans.
There was a contest for the seat of tho
member from Washington county. A
contest committee was drawn by lot
TO consider and report upon the con-
test. The singular fact was revealed
that the committee drawn was about
equally divided politically.
The Democratic members of the
convention made no criticism or out.
cry. IL was manifestly the result of
chance. The Republicans made no
charge of fraud, because the drawing
was in their favor. They made no
charge of fraud where they secured a
majority of other important contest
committees In the general assembly.
Neither did the Democrats complain
II the drawing of the gubernatorial
committee was unfair because a ma
jority we're Democrats, and the laws
OF chance were violated, then the
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-19
Porto Rican Tariff.

WASHINGTON, Dec. I9.-The abroga-
ton of the Porto R,can tariff is being
seriously discussed by the Porto Rico
press. The Porto Rico legislature, which
was elected Oh November 6, the date OF
the general election in the United States,
will have power under the provisions OF
the Porto Rican act recently enacted, to
Immediately terminate the Porto Rican
tariff by enacting legislation which will
provide funds for the necessities Of the
government of Porto Rico, and the ques.
ton whether this action shall be taken
and the IS per cent tariff thus termina
ted is being discussed by the press and
the public of that island.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-19
Packages to Venezuela.

WASHINGTON. Dec. I9.-The postoffice
department expects to put into effect inn
mediately after Jan. the parcels post
convention with Venezuela, the treaty
between this government aud Venezula
in regard to the matter having been sat
isfactorily concluded. Parcels post pack
ages addressed to the South American
country will be admitted to the mails
here after New Years day. These
packages must not weigh more than II
pounds nor be greater than three inches
wide by six inches long, nor more than
six feet in length and girth combired.
All packages must also be prepaid in full.
In the United States IL cents for each
pound or fraction will be charged, and in
Venezuela IS centimes Of bolivar, the
Venezuela standard coin. A delivery
charge not exceeding ten cents here OF
50 centimes in Venezuela may be col.
lected of the addressee on each parcel
The mails will be made up at the New
York postoffice. The advocates Of par.
eel post throughout the United States
will use this Venezuela arrangement In
urging the establishment of parcel.
post in this country.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. I9.-The house
committee on census, by u vote Of 7 to s.,
agreed to report the Hopkins reappor-
tionment bill. leaving the total member
ship of the house at 3s7. a. at present,
and rearranging the number Of state del
egations. The bill will not be taken up
until after the holidays.
The only change In the bill was an
amendment requiring that the several
congressional districts Of the several
states should be composed Of Contiguous
and compact" territory. The purpose Of
the amendment is to prevent gerryman.
dering. Under the bill the following
states will lose one representative each:
Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine,
Nebraska, Ohio, South Carolina and vir.
ginia.
The following will gain one each: Illi'
nois, Louisiana, Minnesota, New Jersey,
New York and West Virginia. Texas
will gain two representatives.
Based upon the present political di
visions. neither party will gain advantage
in the new reapportionment proposed in
the bill. The republicans will gain five
and lose FIVE and the democrats will gain
three and lose three. The basis Of repre-
resentation will be one representative fol
each 2o8 1868 inhabitants. By the term
Of the agreement made in the committed
the bill will not be taken up until aftel
the holidays.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-19
Fire Fighting Apparatus.

PTrrsBURG, Pa, Dec. 49, Proposals
were received today for the new engine
house in Eighth street, which will be
"a feet front and ITO feet deep, two sto-
ries high, and will be occupied by engine
companies Nos. 90, 80 and 81. One OF
these companies will have the new steam
automobile engine, now building in Man.
chester, N H. In addition to these three
engines there are seven other steam fire
engines, a chemical engine. besides hook
and ladder trucks and water tower in
the central district. This large array Of
fire fighting apparatus is thus centrally
located because IS per cent of the city's
destructive fires had occurred in that dis.
trict.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-19

that the sheep on the islands don't need
any shelter. as the oily fleece on the back
Of the animal is impervious to moisture,
and it may rain and snow at will without
creating the slightest discomfort for the
animal. They claim there is plenty Of
food on the islands. and also plenty Of
shelter in the way of trees and bushes.
and that II sheds or barns were provided
the sheep would in preference remain
out Of doors anyway. The farmers clinch
the argument by the claim that the
flocks they leave on the island to take
care of themselves are the only ones from
which they can feel perfectly sure Of
getting piece of good fat mutton in
January or February. The society gave
the farmers until the 18th to prepare
shelter for the sheep. but the farmers
think they can show up better in court
than the humane people can.