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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24


"Well, bless my soulw exclaimed one
of the first citizens of Chicago, that
breezy metropolis on the banks of Lake
Michigan. when did you hit the
town."
II have not hit 1t at all!' corrected
the man from Boston 1.-The largeness
of the area and the absence of a def.
mite personality preclude such action"
"rhat's so." assented the Chicagoan,
his cordial hilarity little less marked.
"By the way. where are you stopping?"
I'm not stopping at all, my dear
friend"
mot stopping at all? Why, what
the
mo, but Pm staying at the Palmer
House. Deuced expensive place, I'll
say"
"Thats so! Well. it's too bad"
"TOO bad! How's that?"
"Well, was going to invite you to
come on out and put up at my house
while you We're in town, but since
you're staying at the Palmer House, |
suppose it's no use."
And off he walked.-Kansas City In.
dependent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24
VIII You Live to be OldY

"rhat man will not live to be DID,"
remarked scientific man to the writ.
Ell, indicating man who was standing
near
"Why, pray?" the writer queried
wonderingly.
"Well, he has not single physio-
logical index Of long life. His head is
narrow; he has narrow eyes aud nos
trils and long, delicate hand. all Of
which augur i'll for length of days.
"lf you observe carefully, you will
find that, with rare exceptions which
only serve to emphasize the rule, men
who live to be old have wide heads
above the ears and wide foreheads.
Large and wide nostriIs are always
evidence that those two important or
gans, the lungs and the heart, are good.
The ears in old men are almost invari-
ably placed low. Again, long lived
people usually have broad and short
hands-inelegant, 1t may be, but still
an indication Of long life.
"If, therefore, you see a man who an
swers these physical conditions, you
may safely, barring accidents, of
course, predict for him length of days"
New York Telegram.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24

stone front. A gentleman appeared,
and the old man began
"Boss, is starvin. Can't you gimme
some vittles?"
"You, darned, black, kinky headed
rascalw exclaimed the gentleman.
'How dare you ring the bell at my
front door? Go round the back yard
way to the Kitchen, and the coOk'll give
you something, you black
But just there the old man fell on his
knees, eXclaiming:
"Thank de Lawd, foun' my own
white folks at las! Thank de Lawd, |
foun 'em-l done foun 'em!"-Atlanta
Constitution.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24
To Have Good Teeth.

All persons, old and young, should
have their teeth examined once every
six months by competent dentist.
Decay will be present and tartar form
Ing which nothing but thorough cx-
animation will reveal. Professional
service rendered In time means high
class work. less pain and great econo-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24
Old Maryland superrtittons.


Witch Killing.-If horses are so bad.
ly bewitched that one dies, the follow
ing will deprive the witch Of her pow
er: Take the dead horse out into a
field and burn the carcass beside a
tree. First cut cross in the tree,
then drive nail in at the cross. Now
take your rifle, which must be loaded
with a silver bullet, choose n position
so that the fire is between you and the
tree, and shoot over the fire Mt the nail.
When you hit the nail, the witch will
lose her power, and you cannot miss
with the silver bullet
10 Sell Oneself to the Devil.-Go to
the crossroads at midnight alone and
play on the banjo. If you really want
to sell yourself, two black dogs will
appear and will dance MS you play.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24
lou promise something

,ou promise something fearful.
Any one who thus sold himself was
said to be able to outplay and Guidance
any competitors.
A Method For a Girl to Try Her For.
tune.-Put an egg to the fire and sit an
hour. The wind will howl and the
dogs bark, and the man you are to
marry will come In and turn the egg
around. If the egg bursts. you will die
Tor possibly, my informant adds. you
will never marry).-Baltimore Sun.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24
4 L0nE WHIT.

Thomas Nelson Pages entrance into
literature was discouraging. He sent
the short story called "Marse Chan" to
The Century. 1t was accepted. Then
Page waited, just waited. Six years
later the tale was printed. 1t made a
MT, and after that things came easily
New York World
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24

their leaves" The trees were but in
the bravery of their May foliage when
the bleeding body of the cardinal was
hung by his murderers over the battle
ments Of St. Andrews. - Chambers
Journal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24

few hours Of abstinence, has for q
cigar. That is strange, but you'll find
it true. You have unconsciously ac-
quircd the tobacco breathing habit,
and it's habit harder, believe, to
break than the smoking habit ITSELF
Philadelphia Record.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24
CONDITIONS OF THE OFFER.

We viii $50NO QUAKER GRAND
free to the church society," months
49, 1900 obtains the
comranying conditions.
zach of the TELEGRAM until contest
contain one coupon like the printed below which,
presented the TELEGRAM
candidate.
Every paid subscription the
months months
scripuon by mail counts 20
Subscribers their subscriptions
WISH but those intending to do anvassng
st call at the TELEGRAM Office for full
and credited on the books the
transferred All will
the vote will be published day day. will be
to interested in the al a
"" nave aVoe in the contest The receiving largest
Der receiving the largest num-
Der outside the
the Range r
NO Saared the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24
LIN IO@1v10vHA SNAE: CLOSED OUT AT ONCE.

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24

These the handsomes and best ranges on the market
They exhibition the store Of Prnde & Aver
Barre also at Fos Store Plained and at j. H. Lamsons
Randolph. CALL AND SEE THEM.
Any housewife would be proud of such a Range any
pastors wife would be delighted with any church or
society without spending for their par
los, or as present to the pastors wife, They worth
trying for.
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17
MON RESIDENT NOTICE


w 0TIIU u WI6ET6HITT-T'
Della Bnukheaf, comp'tl In the Chaucery
No. 2lSl. vs., Court OF No\u-
Alex Baukhcad, def't. bee County,
70 Alex Bunkhead, whose postotice All
dress is unknown
We command on to be and appear be.
fare fire Chancellor 9f our said ChancCry
Court at a term thereorto be holden at the
Cowt-H use, IN "the own of Macon, III
said county, on the
Fourth Monday of April \. D. 1900,
then and there to plead, answer or demu
to The Bill of Complaint in said cauN'
wherein YOU are defendaut.
Nittess my signature and The sea- OF sue
Court affixed. this l4th day oil February y
D.. lqGO Il. 4. UORROH,
F9E H. Clerk
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17

Constipation Ieadsto liver trouble and
torpid liver to Briglt's disease, Prick
LY ASH BlTTERs il certain cure ut any
stage Of the disordd Sold by M>M.
Warren, ~
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17

Miss Fannie Long. charming young
LADY from the Delta is boarding with
the family of Mr. J. G Bowu7r- whc
are occupying the Smoot residence,
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17

Mr.. lei. C, McNees Of summeryille, a
twenty-year subscriber, called to see us
this week and pay for another year in
advancp
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17

ESQUIRE Simpson has been on the sick
list, but are glad to report him i'm
proving.
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17

Mrs Ida Roffmeister, from Columbus
ia on a visit to ner father family
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17
/. 4 o. n. Il. sCHEDULE.
vslg SCHEDULE.

rsyGo to Z. Patty to buy goods iol
the cash.
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17
j. L. CLEMENS.

Justice 81 th" Paaee.
Court 2nd ana ih Mondays. Onioo a
Fourt House in eiruit clerks office.
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17
DO You Have Corns

lrso, use the EUREKA CORN CURE. a
new discovery that will remove Hard or
Sort Germs with few applications Not
only removes bat CURES. % cts Post.
paid. SURE CURE co. Magnolia, Ark,
I. Gloomy and Nervous and looking
oa .bedarl side Of irre, iaka ~ f'w
'a.ato.p Ms .Shune lFr Hal.
|ia 4a the gloom will 3isHpp.
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17

Service at the Presbyterian Cbmch
n to morrow at II a M and p. m.
III are cordially invited to attend.
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17
RACKET STORE.

With the New Year we resolved TO
greatly increase our business the COM
mo wear and i'm order TO do sowe are
making our ALWAYS Low Prices STILL
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17

Mr.. Will Hodges will leave March
st for New Orleans, whe e he viii go
20 tAe stIGle commission 5nF3ge,ses
II 4. l.g,ate stock man, and we be-
isve be will realize a fortune 10 fev
Iears. bike our friend DR. Howell ha
E
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17

Don't forget the lecture ut the Pres
yterian church Monday night, Febru-
y 10, by Rev Dr. NJ. A. Mathews,
lie n,ted orator, His subject is 'The
irl Foar square Admission adults
cents, children % cents.
Macon beacon., 1900-02-17

J "a 81 III q II = .LN-s
= The Kind y0l Have baaYg Bought
"a .saT(/ ssa-rsasss7ds.s.iasllas
I%tes.&Z/ %EGct<z5<
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-09

san FRANCISCO, March s.-wreStling was the chief
feature VI the programme on the second night Of the
Olympic club tournament, III which several crack
amateur, from the Fast participated. There were
four contests in the lo5, l 8, ~ and 1875 pound
classes. Jose h Rrnz aud, the llb.pound Champion
OF TIE It IL ore 4. g.. defeated !. T.. Chalker ~ the
OF mpi club IN the first contest After minute and
a. seconds Of wrestling with tho crutch hold and half
Nelson In the se.oId bout William Nelson. los.
p,uId rack ~ the same club, won the decIslon IN a
fast, ~-'irutilc bout with {. Il. Penton AZ Olympic
man In the 70 pou"l elias, August hursman of
the st. Irorgn Club defeated II, Haustrin OF tie
We. n Entracht A G In a red hot mlHup. Tie
fourth 4 tor I r the fasteners WAS scored 10y Max
WILEY. The Rochester uh n X met J ". Rhode.
q the Reliance club of oakland. aud the bout went
mil sN inmates without q ftlL Wiley xot TIC
decision 70, his "A sgrrs-lVth ~. vii y also defeated
Il ; wv OF tn Rel ance club of OsEland in The
IIi-pnunl class, get nR . q fall m 4mInutes AMI
Nj seconds in his tnIri effort OF tho evening VIE
won the drCis uu Over william Nothing, the -.
pound msn ~ tho olympic club. the bout lasting
six minute,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-09
News Of the Wheelmen.

An application for membership was received
yesterday by the National Cycling Association
from the Associated Cycling Clubs OF Chicago
This organization is even more comprehensive
IN its character than the corresponding body
In New York and the clubs in is ranks include
practically oil that promote race meets about
Chicago, 1t has been questioned recently by
some formerly Interested In the !. A, ". racing
board whether OF not the n. c. A. would succeed
The fact Is tina, now the representatives. Of clubs
are In a majority among the offers OF the y c. A,
and the number Of clubs becoming members lie
track owners and promoters who originated
he organization are no longer Cars Whenever
the clubs choose TO combine they will have enough
$ apt to make the officials very ca reful and one
that affords a splendid outlook for the season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-09
ar THE SPORTSMEN,S SHCW.
Columbia and Old Penn Fail to Score Mt
Water Polo.


There was a new exhibit in an obscure cor.
ner of Madison souare Garden that foolel
bundrel Ia who nttended tbe sportsmen's Show
yesterday. A big cage which contained A
tigress and her cub was os,entatIously
labelled: DO not feed or annoy the
animals" At ono time A shiyrr
ran through the crowd as a daring Young
man put his hanl through the bar. and a(Yrc-
,Ianaar. .,.'L. a.
r e ''UScu u ,uo, i"'''o' u Spr'ns'
lhe at 'ne onrhurr' the tHresS IaY Ilnr'dly.
dawned upon the spectators Of the incident
that they were victims of the taNidermist's
sh'n anu Una. tno apparently "'' ah''n"s
Many rumors wor. circuIn,ed durln, ,hs
,,,, ns ,,a 49, s""" -, $3.50
wildcat that Is supposed to have existed for
days under the Arena boxes, According to
it il now una, for show purposes. and Head.
keeper Mcdonald said with au, hOri,y.
The cat Is dead, 50 far as the show goes"
The tran sbootsrs were in hottie, form than
.v.r md ,a.nI, o., ha., n,.,,a,a no.,a,
o'o'' ID % result ''o o'-' previous garuen
records were broken In the continuous and
association shan pionshina T. N Hudl nrovel
,.,..-..
usurprise IN Tue CONTINUOUS event lie mas NOT
been at the head OF either contest hitherto. but
Yesterday morning was d,nl nm the tarpets
A., ohn.o.aI 10 /,
oiII shattereu I" III >uc'ess'uh'
W. Il. Crosby was the hero IN the Champion
shin event H., muss.l his thirty-innrth ,ar.
-
get out a'ler 'hat ms ann was uherrIhS ana no
nnlslIei MS lVo shots without another miss
take. Additional interest WAS taken in ths
wnrL ~ p n FnI,,rl nj r,,nir, ~ ,hay
were shooting OF "a tie in Wednesdays
match. Euliord came out in the lead. smash
ing 81 to Fanniuy's 80 The scores
e.. y, A u.,, 80 ~ Ia
"a; h. u FulfOri. IS. IL o neIke,. 80, i L. ~
33; j. flaming. -, Il. e, Ker,cAuc-, -, J. ). ;.
kemsen. . Capt. A, " M"n"'. y, :. v Van Allen.
=. N. MeAlph = H. \. Grant, 3. / II, foN, /,
A ", Mone!, ~ r 0 HeiA-,. s.; q y, Budd, ~;
5, VI Van Allen 81 O., q Blsndt ord, 81; }, He.emsn'
g , I 4 :; i ;. Re E%.f nt,am g, " a. \ T1glor g YIN - F,' 4.
neil ~: 1. il fox, +: Il. Msr,in' i; j R4ymond,
10, ". H., ny land, ~, G. .. sutton. -. n G kersch.
Kaymoud II; IA, ii White. ~, F q pe1h, -. j.
Arthur, SO, f ". Reynolds, 81; " A. Villas. o., Miss
NJ. Highland. o. ii. Il. Post. ~; {. b. Lewis, t5.
was a water polo game betwesn CoIumbia ani
University Of Pennsylvania. +. c.. Schaffer.
the cham pion swimmer. dld not play on the
Inter team. aud tn. equalize matters. 30 tina.
played over again ,o.night. >"
The absence o. Schiller rende red tina Atty.
yarii Metropolitan cham pion-h , race a riit Tor
ons hn,rheToVHhe GHn'inSuu, anu we Ioue
sSRtS cTsS M II ,ne w tlT"i au ufa; were Tst1isa i GsFs b q,
stroke anu hal u sIlgut hlNantase AT the turn
which he maintained TO the finish. winning ~
a yard from Ruidy, who proved a surprise In
b;a,ns The ReedsI br0;SeTs, The summary ,
rnO brW WWuia, ~ aIp Rnlpavf t K DtS'
second. d, Nj. Reeier' * A. C. thirI Tine, Al sec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-09
Racing at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. March s~.-Showers last night
left the track In a hee,y condition and mud
books ruled supreme. The surprises were the
victories of lrm s., and Mailer. both we're at
long prices. and each won as they pleased. In
the handicap at one mile Strangest. the favor
tie, had but little trouble In defeating Cathe-
dral In the first race Trillo. who opened
~fayorite in the betting, was so sore in his pre-
liminary warm-np thai he was excused by tho
stewards. and twenty minutes allowed for a
new book. Subsequently. jim Gore II. was in.
stalled as 'ayorite, anu won in u hard drive
IRON Wlgeins.
First Race-sixa and one.half furlongs-Jim Gore II
los wInkhcld ttp 3 and to 3. Won Virgins. IOs
SHAW 4 10 aud = to r, see nd Dolly Wrlthun,
los Nod : 'ran4! third. Tunr, I.26.
Second Eace-S'l'nki SIX fuIlong,-A AVIATOR. IDH
GIitchell t. 2 and = 10 2. won. lnlook, y to 1 aud
10 ,, second; frangihle, Iot Wtnhhr!dl, third
Tniri Race-S Hing one mile aud a quarter
Mailer, sS We'd irr't,IPd; ~ s. a,dn t, ! won
Kushhcld II" " shaw, third. Time. 2lI.
Fourth lace-Hmiioap, one mlle-Slrlngrs., IO4
miller, even, won. Cathedral. loo Rose t. !anl
even, second, LAZY Callahan, 100 'Dnmintrkh III ri.
Fin RACE Selling, seven f]urlong. -Trma =, 1913
Mitchell. IL t. l aud 2 tpI second, Clarence Il,
iOi Ho,hcrsllD, thiol. Time I.3
Si.th H''g-Hs'ii's 1h' 'v z"n rniIn. 10y
tDominickl. = tn / and 3 10 /, second. Russell X, no
tWiukheld). third. Time, l'4sI
The following j. the programme for to.mor-
row!
First Ra Zone mIle; s~elliug-Island Prince,
Ito. Prptn,, Iun Lord Nozzle and dcnr -
IS COX. 10! ,iooso Liver Loyllt' and Io,o, lO5
Thinker AID t. A-ruau 100 VI .u.Ius. ~. Old FuN,
Tic Banimaa aud Lillian Roed, LOT LIfayet e, 80.
second ltacc-aiN tur'on&. -L2nGliko I anh Fair
Amen an, II2; Taylor Fi.s"Lood Ronnl o..
.S-Ntun Anger aud Flslur, tng. wiki pson. Ian
~, n err. Iarline, NV Chic,en, Eva Moe mi Slielll,
lUI.
Third Racr-Onp mil and u sixteenth. selling
jim. llJ. Brthehul. lD-, P'1- pcr0, IuH. tul.
Curke. ~. t,tor AMI Can I see En-, Iui Bright
Siyht ard Warrior. les, school pIrl. log, Bob
Lyons, 90, Wilmah. - Airline G. apl Oyerlmi, pB
Fourth Race-SN firlong.; Handicap Ara.uui,
lOl. Gold or aud MpUumaniC. ION Tom Collins, p3.
ucteptIy,. 81. DIN Ton - an Mltnr Days. ~.
EIfth Race = a"I u halt iurlOn -. sellIng-
Caviar. IOD Aystar, loI, lumond. iu5. Mis- Dede,
IuI. Belle 4 urlca"s .ni g." johnson. lu2. Vel
ding G-tst iOl Rpdd. Zoo. lllIer, Polly BGby and
Sorrcl Rose. VI,
sixth Racs-seyen futlo"k.-NaIErnshAw. Lcando
and The Burlington Route. III Dpmluis aud Tn.le
Lewis, 10 Layrrna. Menu anil Vie Lamont, ludi
Prince Real and Indian, 100, Balkan. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-09
"Poly's" Annual Games.

In the Livingston street gymnasium yester-
day afternoon the annual indoor athletic an
Qymnastic sports Of the Poly Prep" School
were begun in the presence Of a big thronR OF
student- and their friends In gymnastics the
first i've men will constitute the schools gym.
nastic team for 1900 aud receive Jerseys. and
OF this number the one competitor gaining the
highest aggregate number OF points IN the
finals, which will conclude to-morrow might.
will receive the special emblem. p. p Medals
will be awarded In each event. summary
follow:
Cour,nsy; p +. Hogan; second; Time, .2ka seconds,
Sec nj heat Won 10y o 7. Kirbey; q. 4. Barrie. sec.
ond Time. ~ seconds. Third heat won b. sA
Fourth neat w0n bys ", Tower; r. J GALLON, SOC.
ond. Time, - .eclnLs Fifth heat won b. I Il,
Gord'n; + J. hrCsfrey, second, Time ~ 10
potato Race, senior.-Fir,t and second to run in
me- ZoeSl.chr NO sorond Time. IS SECONDS
Second heat won by y, T. Flanlreau, 1902; L $.
Ea6eI,s lToi' ;rcS y vsn 5ime' o ~ : ssI : y,n TIT rsiTa
1902 second Time, 81 se"onls. Fourth heat won
by CHARLES burns 400, Pc smack. 1900. second,
-" Ytrd Dtsh, senior First heat won By c, II.
Ioehisch, 1907 y, Halstead. 100, secnnd Time,
XII heat Won by q. Is. weidmann 1900; r p
va an va y,.S I ps.S. 'S 5u]pt d TINT. i heat - . cS G By n W
ncn.y'Iioi, ii herman. 1901, second. Time; 2sh
seconds. second heat won by W VI Jones 1901
Third hat won by II Robinson. 1900; J.. +
Wakley, I,u2. second. Tine, - seconds,
Lightweight VI sting Competition First B'ht'
", l. Durack. Jr. 1908, threw j. q Moran, 1908
"a rr two good talis, soln ug he hrst IN : minutes
H. rsruna- and the 50 on in minute 2U'q
seconds. Second Bout, =. T.. Nalklcv. Log, " .
thru w In two straight tout, Nv ~ ". tumnin -
1900 Tine, . iniuut $ / ts,eolds snd minute q
defeated C 4. Woodruff. 1901. in | minute and is
seconds, and then Woodruff forfeited to Durack
leaving Durack and Cumm ings 10 meet In the hnal
tonight.
Heavy weight wrestling First Bout. l.. W. Ross,
1900. defeated !. -, IAxAttpo, 1907. winning tho hr-t
IA and then Layattoo won thu next two In 2 min.
utes second and I minute ASK seconds. re-
spectyely.
Mddleweight wyestlins-R. 3. Elliott. 1907, de-.
feated T.. n Scott, 900. IN two straight falls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-09
$4,000 FOR JERsEYWOOD.
r.. T. Bedford Buys q Fast Green PAGER at
tho Horse Exchange.

That high class horses can be sold for high
prices at the American Horse Exchange was
demonstrated last night on the occasion OF W.
d. Grand's monthly sale. Ring and balcony
were crowded to the limit with horse fanciers
OF New York and nearby cities. and they
snapped w everything OF merit In the cata-
lonue at prices which surprised all horsemen.
The principal offerings were from the stable
Of II. Bernheimer OF Baltimore. and included
such flyers as Parker -. 2:03S; Tiger Tom.
22l aloe While. 2:20A. together with several
green ones OF promise that have not yet been
seen n public One OF these was the black
racer rosewood. by Arrowood. that is cred
itcI with a trial in 2:l2s. Trainer W. II.
Snyder, acting for the well.known Brooklyn
horseman. T. T. Bedford. bid $4,000 for the
fast ilve-ycnr.old and got him. Snyder also
gray ,rotter General Hhafter. paving 81. 300 for
the son of IIawpatch. Though his record
Is no iaster than 2:3,a. he Is said TO have trotted
n mile in PIP last season, over the Pimlleo
track at Baltimore. For Tiger Tom, /. I.
KadlksT' ,hhe former owner d,,S OF RI halnt IN;
speedy iour.year-o old trotter Lorna, McGregor,
by Elyria. for $3.50. on the strength, OF q trial
hall-milr in ! :pi'. AZ "A three.year-old. Parker
:. the fastest. horse in the collection; went Tor
StiODtO John Mcclure. who has probably owned
more fast PAGERS than any man In. New York:
The sale is 10 90 on Tonight with the horses OF
the Rev. }, W. .Arney, ", II. Freer and other
owners. The best sales last night were:
Parker. s, 2;Wile pacing. vr X, 1870. hy
Temple Bar -Cuita1e tiIrl ly Venture; John
McUiur.. New Yors ......... ........... 800
Tiger Tom. PAIN. b. r., 1874, by fred ).
Wilkes ilkie McGregOr by Robert MtUre.
gor; y. ]. Iladiser. New York. 80 1925
General shsitrr. = 1bt4. gr. x, 1898, , law
patch. dam By Jim Wilson, E.. I Bedford.
brophN IL 80. ,ts.s.s. s'a....'r, $50. ,'-'s'.rt'F' A'oNN
Joe while, 2 goa, TO. T., 1898. by slver'horne
Kitty While by joe Young, l.. q Ha.sett.
New York, go, .......,r .... ......,.., $50
shrrwick, 2;a6ia. br s.. 1891. by
Miss Eaton by sedgeviok. I J. R'illy, New
u. q, ls,5. by Arr,wood dam
by Jersey Wlkes; F.. +. Bedford, .BrOoklyn 1000
Lorna McGregur, eli, f., l>Di, BY klyrla-Di
Vernon bv Robert McGregor; Charles
W ilanl, New York ..;...,.., -, $50
Lucky Boy. 2.i7', pacin, b. =. 1890, by Jim
wilson dsm by Ben Lghtfoot; John Nc
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She Alleges That the Will Was Forged.

Mrs. Helena Sommer. who is separated from
her husband. Frederick W Srnm"r. has
brought an action IN the supreme Court TO sat
rs ia the alleged will Of her mother.in-lav
Elizabeth Sommer. declaring that I. was
forged in order todrprive her Of dover interest
in the estate. She names her husband aud her
sI-ter-ln-law. Mira. lo-ephtne Nogel. rs defend.
ants
The plaintiff say. that tn" tro children when
their mother died IN iSH entered upon pos.
session OF the property ~ u hey oWned IL ana
that she never heard Of n "! lntii last s.p-
tsmb.r, when her husbar II ed one purport.
ing 10 have been eXrrutri In 1885,, leaving all
her property TO her daughter. thus cutting on
plaintiffs dover interest
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Freedman will have TO buy the, releases
n championship team IN this city. The. price
nsked for McGraw and Robinson IL $4,000
az the lowest Chicago and Cincinnati, wans
McGraw. 20 Freedman will have IN. hurry
up. IL was sail that he could. have. bought
the release Of Outneldcr Pat Donovan
OF Pittshurg. a irst-class player. but that
II now Impossible. as st. Louis bought Dono-
van from Pittsburg Inst night, Donovan was
IN town when the deal was made and was Iuni-
liant over the prospect OF playing under le-
btau's management.