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Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
Only s1.so Denver 20 Kansas CITY

Only E1.5O Denver EO Kansas City
For double berth in Pullman ordinary
sleeping car on train 5aving Denver over
Union Pacific at 12:56 y. m. daily, arriv.
Ing Kansas City 1:s5 following morning.
One fare for the round trip to Kansas
City July End and SrA. Ticket office 9i1
Seventeenth street.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
S1S PER WEEK.

salary of SIS per week and expenses will b,
paid to man with one or twehorse rig to intro
duce our Poultry Compound and Lice Killel
among Farmers. Address with stamp, ACME
MFG. CO.. Des Moines, Iowa
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
Make Your Reservations at Once

For Union Pacific excursions June 23rd,
July 18th. goth and August ith. one fare
plus $500 for round trip to Chicago, st.
Louis st. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth.
Kansas City. Omaha and intermediate
points. Final limit October 31st. Ticket
Office OIL Seventeenth street.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
Impressions.

Does that new neighbor next door
seem intelligent. Joseph?'
well, she strikes me as a woman
who would think she could send n
strawberry shortcako by mall
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, roc.

How dull and diffident Madge Miggs
is in general society" Yes; she seems
to think her fine frocks and diarionds
say all that is necessary"
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

What kind of man is Rodney Nc
Nibbs?" "Oh, he's the kind that would
present you with the second volume of
Il book and not know it,
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

send for "Choice P,ecipes,,
BY Walter Baker & Co. Ltd Dorchestar u.~
mailed free Mention this paper.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

What is political unit, par "Oh
1t is a body of delegates. who are each
secretly bent and determined ON having
his own way after the convention is
over"
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

"Clementine. that man likes me a good
deal, or else he doesn't like me at ALL"
How do you know. Josephine?" ''Why
l never can make him mad
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years ago.-Mrs. THos. ROBBINS,
Maple Street, Norwich, n. Y, Feb. II, 1900.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
a Financial Discrepancy Somewhere.

Amelia, l can't let you have such 9
large amount; I'm hard up this week.
why, Arthur, that's queer; the morn
ing paper said the money market was
easy.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

Primley's California Fruit Ghm contains
the most delicious qualities of western
fruits.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
Tempted to Extrxvagant

Tempted to Extravaganza.
Tom, the most Of thai 50 you gave me
to shop with Is gone
That SOP"
Yes, you see l started down town
with a list of $75 worth of things l must
have"
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

Tom-Dick's got a fetching name for
his country place; he calls 1t AT the
I'll go him one better: I'll call mine "At
the Sign of the Welsh Rabbit"
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
- j. T. IfNIT4. GeneruI Agent,
santa Fe Route" Denver, Col

"Clementine has seven trunks paclSs6
to go to Paris" ITS all nonsense to
take so many clothes" ''She isn't taking
many clothes; she's taking canned stuff
to circumvent those grasping Fronch
restaurant-kecpers."
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

Uncle Sam uses the best of everything. Uncle
Sam uses Carter's Ink. He knows.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

Faded hair recovers its youthful color End soft
ness by the use OF PARKER's HAIR BALsAM.
HISDRRCoESs, the best cure for corns. 15cts.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

FITS SFermanentlyCurcd. iits CT afte,
first days of DIR. kline's Grvat Nerve Restorer
send for FREE 5000 trial bottle and treatise
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
Cheap Exenr.Ions East.

The Burlington Will on June 18th and
18th put on sale tickets from Denver to
Chicago, St. Louis Peoria and all Mis-
souri, river points a. rate of one fare plus
81 for the round Zip. Tickets good for
return till October 3lst This rate open
to everybody. G. w. VALLERY,
General Agent,
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

How did that base ball expert explain
our recent local defeats?' "Oh, he said
that nothing could ever be depended on
TO go on all right in a presidential cleo
ton year"
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

p.1II Alec listen to this; S SSod board in
think you might give me lot more mon
ey to spend. Just think what I'm saw
ing you by not insisting on going there"
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

well. how does your automobile go
by this timer "Oh, it's all right; it has
quit shying at the electric cars"
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

politics are wiser than men? She-Well,
we don't fool any money away on
parales
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

Pa-Daughter l think it is tirle l were
asking that young man of yours his in
tentions.
Daughter-No. don't you do It, Do you
want to cheat me out of ice cream soda
water for the whole summer?
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

After all. old age is such n family af-
fair that no one should have the cruel
audaclty to Jest about II.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

When an irritab BILE man has insomnia
all the neighborhood cats seem called on
to suffer with him.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

Uncle LiJah-De Bible am repeatin'
itself De Bible says Lijah was fed by
raven, an dis heah Lijah's gwine toe
be fed by n chicken.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
Mrs.
Pi7kham

Tho one thing that quail
files a person to give ad-
vice on any subject Is
experience = experience
creates knowledge.
NO other person has SO
wide an experience with
fe,ssaEe Ills nor such a
record of SUCCESS as
MIS-. PinIll1as,, has had.
Over a hundred thou.
ssnu cases como before
her each year. Some per-
sHsaIyyy others by mail.
Ax.d this has heeS1 g0is,g
ON for 20 years, day after
d!sy and day after day.
twenty years of o0s-
stassf sHccesS - think Of
f1e knowledge thus
galnedE Surely women
ere wise In seeking ass-
vice from, a woman with
such an experience, es-
peciaNy when tits free.
IF you are III get a bottle
of Lydia e. PinkIsan,'S s
Vegetable Compound at
0nce-fhen write Mrs.
PinElIass,. LYNN. Mass
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
For Easy Ironing

TOT Fhsy ironing
use "Faultless Starch" No sticking, Bills
tering or breaking. All grocers-lOc.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

The queer thing IL that people we have
bored turn around and bore US twice as
long MS we have bored them.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, sofens the gums, reduces In
nammation, alays pain, cures wind collie 2oc Dotte
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
Puck.

Batter-r git nah base. De ball dun
hit me on de haide.
Catcher-Yo's crazy. De ball mus
hit yo' on de shin.
Gilpin observer., 1900-06-28
Don't Get Bald,
a Meddlcsome Interloper.

Use Coke Dandruff Cure regularly and
your hair will not fall out. All druggists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Tn. Baseball ~Situntion ut Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Jan. -. IT was announced to.
day that the new organ t2itiOn which Is TO pro.
mote baseball in this city will be formally
launched next Friday evening. There are said
TO BE- ten interes'c In the scheme. These will
NEE, at a hotel to he decided upon later. stock
subscriptions amounting to S2O.OOO will 10
Iaid In. officers elected, lncorporators named
and the contract with NrGraw to manage the
team signci, It was further said that neGotia-
tons for grounds are well under way. but arc
slow. "a the Interested parties are out of tho
CItv.
ltloakel out this morning that a man promi-
uent IN the Eastern League madea proposition
a few days ago to Mctraw TO become Identified
with n team here to be placed in that circuit.
II was not IA II player or manager that McGtav
was wanted. but he was 10 become inter
e-ted." so that his name could be- usel. He
was requested to meet parties out Of the citv
for discussion, or they would meet him here.
McGraw declined all overturcs.
Temporary President Quinn left for Wash
ington shortly after noon to-day. He said that
McGraw and Robinson had plainly stated their
connection with the new movement. Quinn
further said that the association will be organ
lied in Philadelphia. but the date is still held
under cover,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Intercity Games Among S~chooiboys.

The first official meeting OF the I~ntcrcity Ath-
letic Committee was held at Columbia Gram
mar School yesterday afternoon. W. McKcnna
OF Columbia was elected temporary chairman.
The first business transacted was the election
Of officers for the year. President Draper. New
York I. $. \. A., was elected Chairman and
Weldon, Long Island | s. \. A. Secretary. 1t
was decided that the first i~ntercity match be
at hockey between III" winners Of the local
and Long Island CHAMPION hips. The contest
Will take place AZ the tIcrmont Avenue Rink.
Brooklyn. on March, I.
Owing 10 the lOcal association not being able
to secure q place TO hOd tho basketball cham
pionship. no match In that sport was arranged.
Action. however. mny he taken IN the matter
at the next meeting. Baseball was also laid
over. IL was decided TO award a cup to tho
winning school In the hockey match. Both the
New York and Long Island associations will
hold their track championships on May II.
The intercity m viii be decided on May
ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Gossip Of the ring

y. J., New ~York-They never met.
T. \, W. c., New YOrk-He was knocked out.
II C,c, New York-McCoy was the fsvorite A. 10
To- u.
q. T Roberts, White Pains-Tuths was III and did
not 20 on.
q. W, New York lie IL q native Of this city and
wa, born On the East Sid".
Tom shOrkey aud Joe Goddard may meet i'll a six.
round bout at Philadelphia inside ~ two weeks.
Charles II. wikcl, lIalifav-Tha referees leci .ion
is final and all bets IN a knockout shout be paid.
Gcorgn McFadden has consented TO box spike
sullivan aIain, aud the Broadway A. C. will give the
men adate
jimmy Handler has signed articles of agreement
to meet George Gardner Of Lowell for twenty five
rounds at the Hercules \. g., IN Feb ~
Charley Bangs has matched George Cole. the hard
b ttiuE culured lthtweight Of Trenton, & meet I'D
Carter " Broollyn tor twenty rounds at the Green.
wood A. c. IN next saturday night.
SpiE." sullivan has received an Offer to meet
ga PtrSsr a. san Frnnelsco ~ Mar,h Parker
the weight limit b. be l3i pounds.
T,UuNTu. Jan. 21.-Two Csnad,an boxers will com.
Iete IN the A. ' tournament In New York mex.
month. John J.; Scholes, the feathers eight cham
GlahhW of Peterborough, intends to enter the feath
erwcight class.
Larry O'Toolc of Vermont has arrived in this city
and Is teidy to tacrio any man weigh NJ las pounds.
John OBrirn, not the light weight who Is matched
b. meet Frank Ern', who has OToole under his
wing. wants 10 night any 1885. Founder. Lew Weber
OF Pat rsnn preferred.
According To the !'ihonras Sportsman Peter Felix.
the heavy weight chan pipn Of Australia, and Bill
DyhUrty, who WAS easily defeated by Kid Mccoy in
south Africa several years ago, fought for the heavy.
weight 'itle IN halkoorl". western Australia. on Doc.
.. The limit was twenty rounds and the purse was
$50 seven ter - rounds we're fought, Duherty
early IN the battle broke both of his hands and in
tn ~'venth ftIN scored q kno'kout, Felix, who Is
colored. IS over SIX feet tall. He IL said to be related
10 Peter Jackson,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
JOT7INGS 4BOUT Town.

During the first seven days " house registration
OF money letters by carriers n this city above fi!tv.
mint IA street. nin'ty'ninc letters were regis cred oy
that method.
Andrew and Fred rick j Bittuer OF Bittn.r Br T.,
liquor dealers at 2j!2 Third avenue, have Med a
petition in bankruptcy. with actual liabilities 81, 100
and No assets
Park Commissioner Claussn yesterday issned per-
mits to rnn nutomnbiles N central Park to Health
Commissioner william J Jenkins ami to A. c Miles
OF - West Thirty-thlri street.
The transport BuTord. which arrived last night at
Quarantine from san Juan, brought Ncntv.ion d.
charged AMI turl hlhri soldier and civilian TN
ployeus OF the tiuvcTnmtut,
The salaries If Police Captains Richard 7. lIck-
mau Of CanLrsle. Louis krrus.hpr q. Rol kawBy.
Timothy White n Long Island Cay and Frrdortk
wohltorth OF llusLin- have all Greu set By tho p nre
Board az So, so.
Five -mon,hs.old Ephram Grussman OF a3o East
i2ist street. di"i y%c~terday IA ms mothers arms IN
she was waiting TO show him To- the doctor. oh.lId
not know that the baby was dead III the doctor old
her.
o-san II. Lang, editor o. the S.hoo, JoaypoI Will
give an informal talk tins afternoon AZ , O'CLOCK
under the auspices OF the New Iurk ,ocqty of pcda-
gogy at The hall OF the Normal 1, lirs-, \ Sty .'yLtI
street near Park avenue. on .IItinp' FIny,tTu, al
Leader 1T America.
william Lciiy, ! ha Imam. OF b. War F,r.v.
nfth street. went int a saloon At lIs El.t F,fty.
ninth street ye+tgsdty afternoon and orirtcI a ylt.s
of beer. When the bartender bro ghf Lnidy VA,
dead with his bead r;stlng on t,c ia le. Death was
due to a%pOplcSy. II" leaves u wife aud two cnilIren.
Among the speakers at the second ANNUAL dinnar
Of th, society uf thr tt'ne'ee at sherry. ON FrD 7
are to be Dr. DivilJ Hal, First Assistant Soc rotary
OF STAT. Judge william A. Werner OF tho r,rrt -
Appeals. Frank X. Lawrence, W. H. MrElr,v AMI
oscar +. Williams, former American ton.ul AZ
Manila.
Tho annual dinner Of tho Now YORK Alumni .s.oot
alton Of the University OF Rochester vii take pIsce
at the Savoy hotel next fonda ey,ninv Amn',,
the speakers Will be the ncwly elected prrsid,nt' ,,t's
Rev. Rush Rheos the Hon. Theron ii. S.rony NJ
t,alusha Anderson OF Chicago uniycrsty. W 1871;
4. y, slocum Of University, the Rev h.
L. Morehouse and Pr1t u. I, Burton .; the faculty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
BANEBlLL MlGNiTES GATHERING
They Will Confer at Cleveland About Ma
tiona, League Affairs.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 24-Many OF the National
League magnates are In this city or are OK
prcted to arrive here tonight. Those already
here ere J. r.. Brush OF Cincinnati. Eb-
bets of Brooklyn and Sodcn Of Bos-
ton. They have registered secretly at the
llol,enhcn Hotel and the clerks deny their
presence. From other attaches the rooms oc-
cupied by Ebbets and brush were located.
Brush was in a rage when he found he was dis
covered, Soden was iound later IN Ebbets's
room, 800.
Brush later or tered his room changed and
his name was removed from the rack. Frank
Dolass Robson denied that the other mag
mates were present.
From q lengthy conversation with him the
fact was derived that As yet III, Circuit ON
mite" had named him no definite sum NJ a
purchase price. also that the magnatrS were
syndicate to buy the local rall grounds and I'M
dertakc TO own an American League team
here. On the price they can get for the
hall grounds will depend largely the
amount of money that will be paid TO
the Ruhisons De Haas Robson seemed
greatly satisfied with the DEVELOPMENTS and II
Is understood that matters have taken a turn
and grounds than he expected.
The secrecy il due To the fact that the
mAgnates want II understood that the new
local ball company has absolutely nothing
70 10 with the old powers and is not formed Mt
their sugge-tion A. 9 mater 4 feet
tlonal League men. INTO II O'Clock neither
Hart Of Chicago nor Pnlllam, both of whom are
known 10 have started for here, could be 10.
Gated. John VI. Ward Is in the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
FLIM-FLA MINER GOT HIM.
DRUM M Err SAYS HE 0IVE UP S35
FOR NOTHING.

Has Hts Revenge Now When the Man He
Accuses IL Locked Up In n Tenderioin
Police Celi-Trick Was Worked In Cleve-
land and II Left the Victim stranded.
Aman who gave the name william Henry
and an assortment OF addresses was locked up
In the Tenderloin police station last night
charged with Aim. fiammina Langley Insra-
ham. a travelling salesman. out OF $35. In
graham Is staying ut the Sturtevant House.
A week ago no was In Buffalo where with two
other drummers he ran across Henry. lngra.
ham says the acquaintance ripened 30 rapidly
that his two drummer friends and Henry were
soon engaged In a poker game IN q Buffalo
hotel. Henry won. Ingraham says.
Two days later lngraham met Henry in
Cleveland. Ohio. Presuming on the acquaint-
ance made in Buffalo. Henry asked him to
change a $50 bill. Inaraham only had $35 ut
the time and told Henry 80. Henry said he
would take that amount and let lngraham
have the $50 bill until he could get II changed.
wheL he could pay over the remaining SIS.
Ingraham produced the $35 and he says
Henry grabbed 1t and ran away without
giving him the $50 bill. ingraham was
stranded In Cleveland two days and couldn't
leave there until his employers forwarded him
money, to pay his hotel bill He landed here
Sturtevant he -. tied Henry. He slipped out
OF tho hotel and got Policeman Dalv Of the
broadway squad who arrested Henry on In
graham's complaint. In the police station
Henry said ingrnham lost his s35 In a card
game
Henry Il one OF tho slickest looking indirid.
uals the TenIerloin station has shelte red In q
long time. He gave his occupation as. sport
ing man" and his age as 81 years. He looks
much older, He wore expensive clothing and
seemed to have paid great attention 10 his ar.
ue1runra. His hands were soft and white and
his finger nails carefully polished and mani
purpl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
SWORD or HONOR FOR WAINWsIsHE
To Commemorate Hts Work in Sinking the
Enrnr and the Pluton.


WAsuiNoTos, Jan. ga sword was pre-
scented this afternoon 10 Commander Richard
Vain wright. who was Captain OF the Gloi.
cester In tho battle OF Santiago when she de.
stro yed the spanish torpedo boat. Juror and
PIuion, az a gift Of the citizens Of the District
OF Columbia. The presentation took place at the
Columbia Theatre. President Mckinley and
.ho m""'oerS u, '"e' |" -"
boxes. and on the stage were seated with COM
mandcr Wainwright Secretary Long. through
- ..a ,.aa..,.,ion !. uaIo Iohn loo
WHOM w. p'ere",a''o" "s' mn'1, wv" y
Edison, who presided. Admiral Dewey ana
other naval officers and A number Of leading
c,izo,s NJ p p n snnds mad. an ,ddrsss
eulogizing Commander WainwriRht's services
md the, word was then prssented by Secre.
,ar,Ion, Tn notino mo n,as.n,.,ion socro.
tnry Long said
There IA n rol, OF honor, Commander Vain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Rnpid Transit Celebration IN iIa-lem.

Residents Of the upper pavt If Manhattan
Island will celc' rate the awarding OF the rapid
transit contract by holding Il Zig meeting to-
night in Brady's H.'i. Amsterdam uyenrc near
10th street. Both i.c'ihl,rau and Tammany
organi7at ons are w1r.lnE . make the affair
Il success. Tho meeting viii De in charge
OF the William L. Narry Tammany Asso"ia-
ton. which will hc helped 10y the West
merce. the DaXInyrrs' D. anr' Ut tn Borough
Of The BrorN. III" l'ar"m club. the Harlem
Republican cub tL"t " umuiat Gu, the Dem
trict. the Central HnIuuI'du club. the Kings
bridge IWprnYcm"U' Association the l~lrIght~
Club Of s. Nicholas avenue, the Manhattan.
the Sterling ami the iIhnrH' hop l. can Cul4,
the Minqua tluh, tr Washington II"EhtS
TaXpayer-' A--o";atnr, IN" Washington
Heights ProgresSiv \,-o"iatI0r and tho ,rcr-
man American Democratic club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Baseball, Track and Cycling Expenses Mt
Columbia.

The Columbia University A.. A.. at It's meet
ing Yesterday. granted the budgets submitted
to it as follows: Baseball team. Sl.7OO: track
team. $1,000 cycle team. $1,000. The lacrosse
team and crew have not determined their bud.
gets as yet. Owing to increased expenses. the
association will be compelled to ask subscrip-
tons for the first year from the undergradn-
ates. and the following Finance Committee was
appointed for this purpose:
A. r. Allan, J. : Bnhlrr, W. T.. Mitchell, J. W.
Cary, II. ". shoemaker, j. u Smith. j., AMI IL ID.
Bnlkley, 1901; {. A Dana aud W. Is. shoemaker,
1902,
The indoor CHAMPIONSHIPS OF the track team
will begin on saturday afternoon with q one
mile run open to freshmen only. Capt. smith
has entered a large number Of track men in
the games Of the Eighth Regiment \. A.
Maxwell Long, the Intercollegiate quarter
mile champion. broke the Columbia indoor
track record In the gymnasium yest"rdyly by
two seconds, covering the 40 yards in IL 40
seconds.
The freshman basketball team defeated the
Morris High School five in the gymnasium
yesterday by a score OF IL TO u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
0IRL'S SUDDEN DrATH.
An Investigstion Being Made-A Wedding
Has 10 lie Postponed.

VERONA. n, J.. Jan. 24.-The sudden death
OF Bertha Bremen. tho sixtsen.year'oId
daughter OF Mrs. Annie Francis Bremen
OF Brookdale avenue. in this place, has upset
the town. DR.. Irving Meeker of Upper Mont
clair. who had attended the girl. re'u~ed to
grant a certificate as to the cause Of death and
referred the matter TO the County Physician,
DR.. W. =. Washington. The girl del on
Monday without imne iiate medi al attend
ancc. although DR.. Meeker hal attended her
up 10 saturday.
The girl had refused to take food and had
SAID hat she wanted TO die. She had had many
diseases. Two other children ara now III. 1t
Is feared that they ARE coming down with
scarlet fever. The mother OF the dca girl
was TO have been married to-tnorr W, bit the
wedding has been postponed. Dr.. Nashingt n
Is having an , xamiLation of the stomach made
to determine the cause 81 he daughters
dea'h Mr.. Bremen. thu husband and father.
died four wears ago anu since then two other
children have a ed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
THE PHILIPPINES FUTURE.
PREsrDENT sCBURwtS LE0TNRES ~
mr. ASSEMBLY tH iuBER.

81 O,tuns. , Form of Government which
n. Think. should Provide for the
IsInnd.-Th. fiipinos. lie says, AFRO
Not Yet Capable of seIf-Govrrnment.
A,,..v Inn "a -Ir.siden nj James q Schur-
-. =, Co,n.u I-,iv.r.I,v. chairman ~ the
phi,,,ri,o Commission appoin,ed by presi.
49,, WoK,,lsv I,s, y.nr. lpctured on
- p,,tn,ino I.I,rd. and their future
t"o '"'"''''0 ,L.,, ND.
In tho Assembly 'nhnl"'1 "'"'k"s ""'~'
the auspices of the Albany Historical society
Th. .,..Lor v,s Ir,,oduccI by Gov. Uoose-
'"' 'pa"'. .n.. oI,,,, nj, ,d.a
welt. Mr.. Srhnrihah' a''Pr eN'"S "' "p"
Of the geographical location Ol the
nfo"'pe'"so NV " III ,,in,
cIared that there WINS no SUI" '"Hs
az a Filipino nation or a Filipino people TOR
.h..o v.r. .i,h, four Al s,lrct tribes and they
,..h,r a., cha o,,a, .of
would no moro pun 'og''h'r !" NV ''"'''
self.goverr mcnt than tho North American In
lt... ,,,,L, ,,,o ono ,anr. non Some OF the
u'""e "o'' ...,
people ar" in'oiIectuV aiV u Is w" eu"'"'''
people that are 10 help tho Enitrl states In
.oIvIn, ,ho ,roh,.n NJ goy.rning and caring
so''ink Wv '',o'"" a,LI ,na,
Tor the Philippines VT NtHuIniln SOW '""'
promises would NOT DO. Tho Filipin0s know
81. ,ho ,r,,,t.sa ~, rho Standards and
o"' " r - a, -. ,n.,~,,
place all white people IN 'he SAN" 'Hr's"',
40 that deeds must show that the nited
S,o,as in,,nla Ia civ, ,hcm libcrt and that
o'"'' "'"' ~ a.. 49,,
any one Hnier th' protection o. 'he .n",n
States flag " safe AMI sure OF liberty IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Pratt Institute Boys Compete.

At the Pratt Institute gymnasium. Brook
Ign. yesterday afternoon the members of the
athletic association competed in three events
of the series held every two weeks for the pur-
pose Of de iding the class and Individual in
door championships OF the school. Consider.
ing the sharp turns in the running track ard
cramped stretch the time for the quart er-mile
run was lair. summary follows:
Putting Twelyo Pound Shot Won by Arthur R'tter.
1900, with an actual put of 33 feet 10 inches; = W.
wifi, sophomore. second, y. II Nash, sophomore,
third.
44u.Yarl Dash-won by A Allen. senior, W. Wal.
lace. senior. second, {. /. bay. senior. thru. Time,
lO7.
Running Broad Jump-Won by ". Wallace, 1900,
with al actual Jump II ~ feet inches, j. Nuttn1,
senior, second; Beiser, senior, third