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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13

The Yale combination OF Drawn and
brains. under the supervision Of Charles
Nichols. Boston's star pitcher. were the
opponents Of the Georgetown champioE-
Yesterday afternoon The contest from
start to finish was full of interest
Yale came here last season confidently
expecting they would take ball from the
local favorites Thcir colors went down
in defeat by the score of 9 TO 4. few
minutes play yesterday convinced them
that they were again confronted by team
who knew their business. who had the
courage that comes from confidence, and
that TO beat them would require skill of
high order.
White was detailed for box duty by
Coach Bradley. and showed up in splendid
shape. He had good control and gave bu;
one base on balls. was credited with SIX
strike outs. had one hit, one put out and
five assists. which was very satisfactory
afternoons work.
Walsh was in evidence again with three
hits one being a three Dagger into deep
left field which sent a run across the plate.
The locals played in their usual good form.
While four errors were charged 10 them,
there were none OF them expensive. The
visitors gave them the hardest contest they
have experienced with the college teams.
yet the boys were equal to the emergency
and won easily.
The visitors made a determined effort TO
score in the first getting a man as far
around as third base. where he was left.
owing to the fine fielding of the locals.
Their first run was made in the third inn
ing on Camps drive to centre who came
home on Sullivans hit In the nth, on
Garvin's hit. Quimby's out. and Burn
wells fielder's choice they scored another.
and in the seventh. or base on balls, TWO
hits. and some good base running they &C
cumulated two additional runs. The Locals
relieved them of anxiety in the second inn
ing by some good stick work by Golde=.
Smith White, Moran. and Walsh. which
resulted in three runs. This performance
was duplicated in the fourth, cinching the
game.
With the score standing TO 1 Umpire
Simpson called the game on account OF
darkness The score.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13
GWYNNE A GOOD Choice
OPENS at $50 to | and Easily Out
runs His Field.
shamokin. Mt 20 TO 1. Finishes Third
in the same Race-Odds Layers
Reap Rich Harvest on sweet
CaporaI-scurry Fools the Talent
Entries and selections for To-day.

About 4.00e people brsved the unpleasant
outlook prepared by The weather man
and enjoyed some good sport at the
Benning course yesterday. The rack
while sloppy. was firm underneath the
LAYER Of water. as was shown by the
time made in the five races on the fat
The bookmakers took large amount 81
money from the talent during the day. as
the heavily backed favorites seemed to
be unable to win. Two OF the events went
10 long shots.
The surprise Of the day came with the
first race. when Gwynne. with Neisse a
stable boy. up. won the contest for maiden
three-vear-olds and up GWynne opened
on some books as high as $50 to l. but
after the warm-up. the price dropped
rapidly until Is TO I was the besi iounu
in the ring Charley Moore. well PLAYED
favorite was not in the money. Shamokln
ran away three times on false breaks.
CNvnne got the worst Of the getaway,
ana was last to get running. He rapidly
pulled up to the field Of ten starters, how
ever. and running around the bunch, won
cleveriy by three lengths.
Educate made her oRn running in the
two-year-old event and won easily. Nc
Jovnt handled the FLY loosely. or she
would have had a long lead al the finish.
Scurry. an even fsvorite with Educate. ran
poor race.
The third race went 10 Sir Christopher
on every point. as he had the form and the
speed. He passed the few who sprinted az
the start. and getting the lead was never
headed. Mitchell handled him very eiev-
arlv. Dimluutiye the favorite. never was
dangerous. and Lexington Pirate was
close second with Rosebud, a 30 70
shot third
swee. CaporsI was backed by eyerybo
in the fourth race and the bookies raked
in at least SIS zoe on the mare Mitchell
made too much use OF her on the baea
stretch. and First Whip headed the buncf
in the stretch and won easily.
Knight OF the Garter ran waiting race
in the closing event. giving both Double
Dummy and Magic Light the only coz
testan3s. the lead all the way and winning
as he pleased. lie had no rivals. II was
a oue-horse race.
The scratches yesterday were Slo"
Time. Nabocklish. and Loo Kate In the
first. Sweepstakes in the second, Mozel-
ton and Ciaraba in the third and Queen OF
Song. Sidney Lucas. and Posthaste in tht
Ifth.
Yesterdays results follow.
Tir.t racc-Far lnsideus; three yoar-0.ds and nap
tard. Eve and ulc-i.8f iurouE>-
CV,nne lNessel, go ia ] and i". 20 J. "'"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13
MGoVERN. THE ACTOR.
A Hitch in His Proposed Match with
Dave Sullivan.

NEW YORK. April 12--There was a Dig
gathering of sports at the Delavan House
this evening TO witness the arranging oil
match between Terry McGovern and
Dave sullivan sam Harris came all the
way from Troy to fix details, but, AFTER
waiting nearly TWO hours. he LETT IN as
gust Harris was willing to pit MclioVern
against Sullivan at l24 pounds lie Salu
that he would only concede this weight 10
sullivan. as he firmly believed that such
battle would draw a big house ana De
very interesting Paddy Sullivan was
present in the interests OF Eddie Iaru
ner. brother to oscar Gardner, ana to'u
Harris that iu case no agreement was
arranged between sullivan and McGoNefh,
Gardner would take Sullyan's place ana
fight the champion.
Harris looks upon the substitution oil
Gardner as feasible Harris said he mao
concluded not 10 let McGoyern go TO Eng
land and fight Ben Jordan next winter al
the National Sporting Club. He saia ms
present arrangements Will prevent lei'y
from leaving America for at least q y ed. =
as ne is to be a full-heiged actor Lex
season in a meloirama called bo"e'E
After Dark o. Do
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13
STRENGTHENING A RECORD.
samuel BoYycrs Leaves Prison ana
Reneyys u Had CHreer.

SHAMOKIN. Pa. April 1.-Two years
aso Samuel Bowers. Of Montoursville. While
serving in the Brooklyn City Hospital IS
a trained nurse. robbed a wealthy woman
patient of So 0GO in iewelry. Bowers He'd.
but was captured within day or Two ana
sentenced to serve two years in jail. Sew
eraI days ago his term Of imprisonment eN-
pired. and this morning he returned to ire
home Of his parents in MontourSFile-
Finding nobody there, Bowers went up
stairs broke open his fathers strong box
and etoIe 500 in coin and $500 in lauk
notes.
He left the house unobserved and. going
TO Henry Weavcrs livery stable. attempted
TO hire team OF horses. He met with a
refusal lie went to Williamsport t rsed
and had cashed a check for $500 ia NedN-
er's name. after which he escaped.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13
TIGERS AND BosToNs TODAY.
Benncnters and PRINCETON to Meet nj
National Park.

The following is the lineup Of the bos-
n-Pripcetor game. 10 be played TINS
afternoon at National Park:
Boston Hamilton, centre field; Ienny'
FIRST base. Long shortstop, Stahl. righI
field: Collins. third base. Freeman. len
6eld Barry second base; Clements or
sullivan. catcher. and Dinneen and Willis
pitchers. If
Prlnceton-Youug. left field; kaier.
catcher: Meir. sh0rtstop. Pearson. hfst
base: Steinwinder second base; Burhe
right field Hutchins, third base Wat
kins. centre field and Scott pitcher.
The Tigers arrived at the Ebbitt House
last evening and are in splendid condition
for today's contest They have been play p
ing splendid ball and believe they VIII DC
able to put up game against the Bean
eaters that will be interesting to speela-
Tors. Game viii be called at 4:l7.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13
A WOMAN KILLS ANOTHER.
The Fatal End of a Trivial Quarrel
Between NeiEhbOrs.

CHARLESTON. W Va. April 12.-News
reached here today OF the fatal shooting
yesterday of Miss Maud King who resided
near Handley. in Kanawha County, Dy
nsizhDor. Mr.. John Johnston The shoot
ing was the outcome OF an attempt OF Mss
King to enter the home Of Mrs. Johnston
70. the Iurpcse, as she said. Of whipping
her. The affair grew out OF some trivial
talk INDUCED in by two small sons o. MIS-
Johnston Mrs. Johnston tried to pIclfy
the king wcmau without success
Thea Mrs. Johnston secured pistol and
fred three shots into the air to frighten
her away. but she continued advancing 20
ward her. VIXEN she fred the fourth shot.
striking her in the head. Mrs Johnston IS
the wife of a miner. It is reported that
Miss King died this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13
ARSENIC IN THE COFFEE.
4 Pastors Family Narrowly Escape
Death by Poisoning.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 12-The Rev. {.
{. Cissel pastor Of the Berry Street Meth
odist Church. at Fort Wayne; his vile
and Mr.. and Mrs Keisling, parents OF Mrs
Cissel. were victims of poison last night,
and for a time it was thought all would
die The symptoms indicated arsenical
poisoning. but the members OF the family
commended that such a thing was impos
sibIe. as they did not keep any servants
and the meals had been prepared by Mrs.
Cissel herself
An analysis Of the coffee today showed
that rat poison had been mixed literally
with the grounds. and it is supposed some
one entered the kitchen between the noon
lunch and the evening meal and placed the
poison in the coffee.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13

CHARLOTTESVILLE. april l2.-Lehish
nlavei the second game On her Southern
trip here today defeating the University
of Virginia e 20 o. Tire visitors telisi
almost perfectly, and although they SCI
cured Jess hits man the Souiheraers v-re
.-.L- tartunala In hunching them.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13
GEORGETOWN BBSTS Yale
Hopes OF the Sons of Old Eli Soon
Dissipated.

The Local Team PLAYS Ball OF - High
Quality aud Wins by the score OF
seven to Four-Mhitc'S Box Work
OF - Superior Order-N in Evil
dence with strong stick Work.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13

The District Commissioners yesterday
received but one bid on proposals 10 fur
nish 500 dog tags to be used during the
fiscal year. beginning July ]. 1900. The bid
was received from J. Baumgarten & Sons.
OF Washington. who propose TO supply
tags Of the pattern submitted. OF German
silver. at $3.50 per LOCO or aluminium at
81 So nar 600.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13

READING. April 12.-Dsniel Hamilton.
of this city was notified today Of the
death OF his son. JudsOn Hamilton, az
Berkeley Springs. W Va, having been
shot and killed by Sheriff VI. S. Harrison.
Of that place No particulars were re-
ceived The dead man was q years OF
age and had been in West Virginia only
a short time.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. April l2.-The
Harvard baseball team left Cambridge this
afternoon on its Southern trip. When not
playing games, the team will practice on
the National League or Georgetown
grounds. in Washington.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13

TIec-ba-c mt-Naish. stolen hl,fs-t amp,
Cariu. Moran First base on balts-By White,
I: by Garviu. g. Hit by pitched h3ll-By Glrvin.
White struck out By White. e. 10y CIrvin, d
Passed hall Cr5Hs,0n Sacrifice hits White,
Downes. QuiIby umpire-Nr. simpson. Time
OF game h0urs and minutes.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-13

Il r,t.t,t. f,.r.thlt the people Of Wash
inetau have decided preference for lleurich I
gserzen. senate. and Lager Beer because thg e!
know that IIeurioh's breUs are ne leaoei5 n ~
purity. age, and strength. Phone Arlington Nv
Ting Co. f0T s Case.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-06
selsaraphiIdls stetISeu.

Su a!oareoo. 5eras, tuuroe am
Wontag S. So 9ofldub bon Ras
1ampton auf Der StraBe erId5ofea
Sdnpton puroe pertaftet. 9etot
Mdnner fpuren prominente @eIddfts.
ieute.
SIacc 5uII @bams, Elm Gntel bed
Prdfbentsn Sobn gloams uno eiu
Heffe oes Prdiioenteu Sobu Nuincs
abams. lit in Nutncp, Mtdf.. TN Mltti
Don 81 Sabren geltorben. @r tpar uie
malls perbeirdtbet gstuelen.
= S. u. 9alperion. Der YrGFoeut
Der Sunlbine Orphans Snbuitrial
Shool in 9tuburnoale, BET Wlaribfieloi
Wis.. TT am Montag bon eiuem paf'
fagieraus in Warlbfielo iiberfdbrea
uno getootet tpproen.
- Der Gurrencp &ontrolleur bat
etne OtOibeuoe BON 6 7/1O proaent ~
@uniten Der @ldubiger Der 8iucenuel
Hationdl 8dnt bon 8incennes, Snos
erflGrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-06
ShifTsuabrihteu.

Soutbampton, 5. Nubentber.
@naefomnlen: naaiier Wilbelm Der
@roBe". pan gfetp Oort no9 Bremen
6eitimmt.
Oep 0prf, 5. Hopsmber. 9tns
setommen: ga Souroine". bon
6apre; ,Manitpu On 2onopn.
9enua, 5. Nopember. 9lnqetoms
men: vNep Yort". pia ReapsI.
@Iassotp. 5. glopember. Qnaes
nommsn: californian, bon gleu
Dorf.
2iperpool, 5. Nobember. ,2an=
cci.rian BON Bottom.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-06

= Ytanila, 4. Nop. = Oie ,5oiieinnabz
men beliefen ii1 I'm Sttober Guf 1888, :
900 merttc.,tlhe Dollars. gs 1T oie5
UNI $150,000 uebr ats i'm Septem6er.
Die @eiammteinndamsn I'M Sttober
beliefen fia auf 50, 200, 900. Die qrDss
ten ieit Der ameritdniftsn 0ttupdtion.
Die 8eb0lterungs Statt=
fit.
Wal6in9tDn. .. g.. 6. gtou.-
Der neueu Genius z2lufndbme aufofge
6dt Der Gtadt csnotdud eine 8ebolte=
rung Don 2,516, ,462, segen 2,192, ,4O4
i'm Sabre 1890. gs lit bies cine 3us
nobme BON 324, ,058 poer 14.7 pro3ent
in ben lebten 5ebn Subren. Die 8ez
pDlferung Der StGote sSnoiands, Die etz
ne gintpobHer5abl BON ne9r als 5000,
ober tpeniger dls 25,000 6d6en, IteLlt
iih pie folst
9(leranoria 1921, glubsrlon 3O.178,
8eoforb 6115. 8loomineton 6460,
9rasil 77S6, Columbus 813O, Gpns
nerspille 6836, Grapforbspille 6649,
gltburt 1874, @lpooo 1850,
ssranffort 7100, @ofben 1910, Green's
burg 1904, 9dmmoub 1876. 9drt=
fpro 5912, 0unttngtou 9941, Sefferz
ionpille 1O,774, &otou1o 1863. 2a=
fapeKe 1916, 3dporte 7113, Qogdnss
port 16,204, MaoiIou 1885, Wtarion
1887, Wi4isan Gitp Ia, $50, Wttlbdz
pafa $500, Mount 0eruon 5132,
Muncte 20,942. gtefu @lbunp 20,629.
9eru 1853, 9rinceton GOAL, &thmouo
1925, Sbelbpoille 1859, Sepmour,
6445. 8alpuraiio $3.50, @incennes
1O,249, Wabaib 8.618. Waf6tnstcn
8551.
Die 8eb0ltsrung bon TlOribd be-
trGqt 528,542 YerIouen, gegeH 391 ,422
i'm Sabre 1890. Gs tlt bies cine .3u=
nabme BON 137. .120 ooer 35 Pro3ent.
SO 6rI4eintih ermproet.
ga Gtoife, @t3., 6. 9tOp. :
Wiebrere perbd9tige umItGuoe oeuteu
barauf bin. oaB 9urrp Morriiou. bon
8iroqua, Mis., nt1t Selbltmoro be-
gansen hat, pie fruber. ungenommen
puroe, Ionoern DAB er ermoroet unn
um $40 berau6t tpuroe, Die er in fei=
nem 8siib bate.
Morrilon ipuroe am Is. Sttober in
Blad 8iper falls toot aufgefunbeu.
alnfangs slaubte man, baB Elm Selbitz
mprb porIiese, oa nebsn Der 2ei4e elm
NlGl6den lag. ods 4arbollGure ents
balten bate. Die 2ei6e tpurbe nod
8irogua geI9idt upo bort ma9te Der
2ei4enbeItatter bic Gntbetung. ouh
Der Manr eine tiefe Wunoe in Der Set
te bate uno oab Die Qippen une Der
9aumen niht Don Der Sdure psrs
brannt tpdren. Die Qeihe tpirb Sipef3
@orno6me elmer tpeiteren llnterIu6uus
in Den nddIten Sagen lpieOer dusge'
9raben !peroeu.
@erbaftungen in G6ieag q,
Ghtcago. Sus., 5. @op. = SSyu
@er6inoung nit elmer 8erI9rp0rung.
ber5ufolge rieIige Setriisereien BEL Der
Wa6l in lieliger Stdbt berubt iuerben
iclltsn, iino am Montag me9rere 8ers
baftungen in Dem 2ogirbuus Oiltrift,
namentli4 in Der "a. Wdrb, borgenom-
men iporoen. Inter ben 8er9ufteten be'
finoen iih Or. Norman Sane. Elm 8e'
tsrindrar5t unS 9atrid 8ibion. Elm pO'
lititsr ppn Der "a. 8qro. bic beioe an'
estlast iinb. 0eute, Die ni&t gslesiit
basu bers9tiet iino. gum IssiItrireu
beranlaBt gu 9d6en. Die 9robgts
ihporsnen tperben Sid nit Ger 2lnsels.
eenbsit bslhdftigen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-06
Die Hebotution in. 6 OF o NE

y S1e IT % 0 Tut 0 Il IN. Y me-
bid.
aingston. Samuicd, 5. Nob. -
Ra9ri9ten aus Colombia sufolge 3eis
n iid Die Sniursenten ipisoer in gros
Bsr StGrte am WtagodleuenzStrom.
Ou bic 9eihGfts gdnsli9 oarnieberlies
5en uno Die Ginnuhmen Der Regierung
auf Elm Minimum geiunteH finb. bat
Die Resierung fpenig @usii9ten. Die
Repolutipn balD uRteroriiden Su tOnz
nen.
Der friibere Prdiioent Sdn Glemeuz
!e, Der bon bem 8i3ezYrGIioenten Wdr>
rpquin ins @efdneniB geitedt pu1o,,
na9bem iih Wdrroquiu bes YrGiiben=
tenamtes bemd6tigt, ptr6 trob Ieines
bpbsn Offers unb Ieiner i6pG9li6en
9efunobeit immer nod gefun9en sez
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-06

- S' u III W h1 {
g bdugten. Wie aus Sunia
uuter'm Z. Ottober gsl6rieben tpire
1T bieier Sage Der ieiner 3eit oielbe'
fpro6eue 9ebdngte Don 8dnbo, De,
tuie6er le6enbig tpuroe. dls man ibu
begrdben ipolIte, i'm 8dgno BON @oletta
geItorben. Mo1ammeo tpar tein Su
genbipiegel, fein Ruf por in 8iierta
tuo er tpobnte. berbientsrmaBen febl
itleht. Sn Der Wutb t0otete er einea
Suge5 feline Srau uno feline beioeu
&tnoer. fpdter ithoB er ben Sobn eines
Noturs toot. ihob uuf Die ibn perfOl.i
genoen @enoarmen, puroe babel abe,
auh felblt pertuunbet unb nit groBe,
Wi9e, unter 4mputution etnes @rmesl
gebeilt. nur um Dor 8eri6t geltelt uni
gum Sooe oerurt6eilt 5u fperben. Gt
tparoiduh reselre9t gebentt. baumeltt
aebn Minuten Stpilhen 9immel uni
grbe, tpurbe bann abgenommen uni
auf Den Srieobof sebruAt. glls abe1
Der 2eihentpGi9er Die borgeI1rtebeneu
NbipaI bunsen pornabm, tpuroe ato'
bammeo mieoer munter. ieste iia uai
unb berldngte gu trinten. Der 9ei6en'
tpdIber lief oapon, 10 ihnea er tonntei
Ieia Shref par 10 grob, Dab er oarap
itdrb. Mobdmmeo puroe 3undhft in's
Spitdl qebruht, oenn obslei@ feiu
Salspirbel perrenft mar, bate oif
iberitanoene 9inri6tun9 bod uuf ieiu
9efiuben etnen einigernldben na6t6eis
ligen @iufluB gebabt. Gr erbplte I'D
Ihnel uno mar balo gang tpieoer beri
gelteut. unteroehen ftritten bic Re6ts.
gelebrten ii6er ben 5aa. Satte er iein,
@trafe absebIBt? @eruib, in Dem
Sinne, oab er SOoesfur3t uno bdi
0Gngen our6sema6t bate. Dap el
Tt4t pirtli4 toot blieb. mar ia ni@i
Ieins Snui0. InoereriettS fOu bod
Der 8erurtbeilte Den SOB erleioen uni
gu oielem 3tuede no lange am 9dlft
dufaebdnst tuerosn. bis er itirbt" Gb,
Die gfe6tsgelebrten etnig tpuroen =
pieneiht ftreitsn tie iia nod = befd9l
Der Ben, baB Wobammeo in's 8agns
aeI6dfft peroen unb leben5ldnalid
6arin bleiben iolle. Sm 8asuo er6olh
er iiA audi BON bieler lest.ss;;i stufrgr
surs. Die 2uft in Gtrefta iIt 9eiunt
unb Die Nabruns reiAtih. Mobam,
met iberitdno iOedr einsn groben Obs
iceb am SalIe, cine nd3trdgli9e 5olqt
Der ausseitdnoersn Mibbanelung, oeI
ihn nod einmal bem Aano oes @ra'
bes i.br nabs bradte. uno ls6te oanu
nod fiinf Sdbte fehr peraniist. al
ginarmiser nit @rbsit bsrf4ont, bon
WGhtern uno Wersten. Die iih fir ibu
intereliirten, berbGtidelt. Cine 2un'
genentaiinbung roffte i'm fblieBltd
binpeg. sSm pardDies ipiro er nobl
audi feinen linten Mrm tpisoerftnoen
Den ungldubigs ibm ubsef1uitteu pa.
ben.
-@el6 griinol [ / DE W n b.
tuna bic MildinDuitrie in ben leg
ten ssdbren erlebt bat. IdBt fidh aus oem
8.iipiel bon Minneiotd erieben. &uI
Der neuli9eR Staatsfoir ftellten nur
sebn Gin5slfarmer Butter aug, bia
groBs Maife fannie aus fogenaunteu
Greameries, BON benen e5 i'm Stauts
niht ueniger ols 700 eis5t, Gle bunosri
&GIefabriten gar ni4t mitgerehnet.
Die meiiten bieIsr 9lnitdlten iino in'
r.rbalb Der lebten fiinf Sabre ms 2e'
ben getreten. sic nsbmsn Den 8uusrn
Die Ueil9 ab, perarbsiten iie mtttelf
toItipieliger Maidinen gu Butter uno
brinsen oisie in sroBen Wensen duf
ben Mtartt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-06

Gaf ORANGE. q. s., lest
Elm 8eiier 9fdmens S9epoor 3. Wsrs
ner, Der Die Wslt nit isinen literurt=
Tfen GrdiiNsn iibsr HutiOndl Sefoz
nomis su bealiiden pflsat. 8isier
Sode pplite er ieinen Ra86orn sei9en,
tpie man fhnell unb bilIi9 auuhfdnas
reiuigen tann. gu bieiem 3fpsde
idiittete er S9iebpulper auf ben Serb
unb aiineete basIslbe an. Selbitcer=
ftdnbli4 fam Der Sdornltein nit eis
nem Rra6 herunter. aum groben 9aus
biur Dor Werner's Hoh6arn- I.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-06

8HBlnuS miini6t, Sas China wieoer
Die &egltruug iibcr aic NanOi6urei
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-06
Amsla,tb Sepeibe,t
aus oem oent(6en
2eif.
Ser Sternbers@4ssosef lit
Ser!iu
2Siro einc &eorgaliilatiOn Der gaas
5cu arimiual=Soli5ei sur
1Olge baben.
Biele a,tanitr aus Ornl Dlentt
sntlageu.
1as cubnniidje Neutrality-suspicious.
rent In aoaoanna eroffnet.
Sic Srlegateu Ididsu cine Santes=
Sepeif)e
gln DEN Er6Iioeuten Mcainlep.
ErdliOtnt ariiacr miro in Enris glGn=

FrdiiOtut &riisrr miro in @nria glans
;ene euIpfaugeu merStn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-06

9lu Den grdiioeuttu Mcaiulsp.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-21
Strange Life In Argentina.

Professor Lawrence Bruner. who spent
the year 1898 investigating the grass
hopper plague in Argentina. says that
only Australia could match Argentina in
the singularity of it's life forms. 1t is a
country where everything protects it
SELF 'The trees have thorns. the grass
es and weeds are provided with thorns
and sharp blades and herbaceous plants
are shielded with burs." Forests exist
where rains are scarcest. and natives
say that sometimes when heavy rains
fall the trees die from 100 much mois-
ture. Some birds. belonging to the
same order as our waterfowl. avoid
water. Many Argentina birds possess
spurs on their wings.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-21
Variety In Cocktails,

GLOW many kinds of cocktails are
there. do you SUPPOSE" said the bartend-
err. One man said six. another ten. but
the bartender said no.
GLOW many. them" they asked.
81 don't know" said the bartender. "I
have only been in the business ten years,
but there are very many. Some years
ago when | was in Frisco q man told me
l couldn't make one dozen different cock
tails / told him l could make four times
as many. Finally we made a bet. He
used to come in every morning. and
guaranteed that l would make different
cocktail every morning for 40 days. II
failed. | was to foot the bill: otherwise
he was to pay. l got through all right.
For 40 days l made a different cocktail
for him every morning. and finally
threw in eight more just as flourish.
''There was not. of course. much differ
ence between them. but quite enough for
an experienced man to be able to diStin-
guish them. and so | won. The truth is
there is no limit to the varieties of cock
tail. and / SHOULD not be surprised to see
an experienced man reach the hundred
mark. New York Sun.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-21
A LAUGH IN CHURCH.

Che sat o. the sliding cushion,
The dear. wee woman of four.
Her feet, in their shiny slippers,
Hung dangling over the floor
She meant to be good-she had promised
And So, with her big. brown eyes.
She stared at the meeting house windows
And counted the crawling flies
She looked far up at the preacher
But she thought OF the honeybees
D.oning away the blossoms
That wt,itened the cherry trees;
She thought Of a broken basket
Where curied in dusky heap,
Three sleek. round puppies with fringy ears
Lay snusgied and fast asleep
Such soft, warm bodies to cuddle;
Such queer little hearts to beat;
Such swift. round tongues to kiss;
Such sprawiing, cushiony fecti
She could feel in her clasping fingers
The touch of the satiny skin
: And Q eDld. wet nose exploring
The dinples under her chin.
Then a sudden ripple of laughter
Ran over the parted lips
80 quick that she could not catch It
With her rosy finger tips
The people whispered, "Bless the childl
As each one walked from a nap.
But the dear. wee woman hid her face
Fer shame in her mothers lap
-Pittsburg Timea