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cousin, has received the following tele-
gram from President Scott, 0f the
unionlron Works. where the big ship
was built;
santa Barbara, Cal, oct. ll.-Rear
Admiral George W. Melville, Washing
ton.-We present you a new decoration.
the performance Of the Wisconsin,
Maximum speed 1854 Average hret half
course Of 30 knots. 1913 for the whole
trip 1925. western flavor added 10
your engines beats the worlds average
revolutions, no
IRVING NJ. SCOTT"
Admiral Melville made the following
reply
Navy Department, Washington.
oct l2-Well done Scott The Wiscon-
sin Is only a continuation OF your engi-
ncoring triumph and guarantee Of fur
Their success in the future, You need no
further commentator,
MELVILLE"
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CANDIDATEs Lon HALLor rAMI
Contest Held by the Senate of the
University of New York.

New York. oct l2.-The election In
the han Of fame contest was concluded
today when the senate Of the New
York university assembled and passed
upon the list Of eliglbles submitted 10
that body. by the committee which f,r
the last three days has been counting
me votes. The total number OF MINES
tuuWltied 20 the ono hurlrel
judges was 1876 Though Tho et9n53rj
or eligibility had been placed as law
as hIty-one votes. only thlrtv-ora az
ne names had reached that standard
II was the names OF such nomips.s
tlhat We're submitted TO tho senate ANA
that body M which Is vested The r..bt
9i absolute veto on this occasion cone
hned itself 20 simple condemnation gf
me committees findings. AccoriIr,
to this decision the following fom1gs
men We're accorded a place on the t4b.
lets OF the han OF fame:
George Washington, 81 dho ul
NG3tel. Abraham Lincoln. 90. Daniel
webster So BENJAMIN Franklin. 6t
- ;, Grant, %. John Marshall on.
THOMAS Jefferson. go. Ralph waldo
emerson. So Henry w. Longfellow. "a.
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which refused to have done. I then
visited West Baden, Ind; Las Vegas
Hot Springs, New Mexicoi Sweet
Springs No, and Monitor, Col. ! also
took a great many different kinds Of
msdlcine recommended for dyspepsia
but found no relief Last February I
read o testimonial for Pe-ru.na in tho
Central Baptist that suited my case and
! determined at once 10 try II. have
taken two bottles OF Pe-ru-na and four
Of Man-a.lin, and / feel like O new man.
None Of my friends believed ] would get
we'll, woud not take any money for
the good your remedies have done me'
In catarrh Of the stomach, as well
as in catarrh OF any other part Of the
body, Pc.ru.na is the remedy. Asst has
often been said, If Pe-ru-na will cure
catarrh Of one part, It viii cure cstarrh
Of any other part Of the body.
"Summer Catarrh" sent free by Pc
ru.ns Drug Mpg Co.. Columbus, o.
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Washington, Oct l3-NlCe Consul
Scott. az San Juan del Noric. has in-
formed the state department 0f a ma
tcrial rebate in the NiaraEuan import
taHn on tWenty-siN specified varieties
~ provisions, such ns lard, meats.
fruits vegetables. fish. four etc. as
well az on br1gans for labofsrs.
By the new decree Not more than
ihrce-fourths of the former duty col
.cc,ed on the articles mentioned shall
hereafter be charged. This rebate
however is In force only at the custom
houses az Cape Graclas-a- Dios and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-13

Yes Angus, Flower stu has the
larg.s, sale of any medicine IN the ciy.+.
lied world Your mothers and grand
u.rH.rs' never thought Of using
.U,thn. else Tor Indigestion or
TU.us..-s. Doctors we've slerCe,
ANA they seldom heard OF APP
.r.rG...Hs Nervous rrJs,Iltlgn or
Hear. failure. etc. They used August
Flower o.. clean out tha system and
s-.r fermentation VI mI0ges,ei food.
regulate Oh, gcu1n ~ the liver sumI-
late the nervous and organic action "
tha system ana that u.s. a.i they took
when feeling dun and bad with head
aches ana other aches. You only need
a Few doses Ht Green's August Flower
In LIQUID l1rm OBJ make you satisfied
there ls nothing serious The matter with
YOU. Per sale OF a. O. smiths drug
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Comment ON AmerIcn,s Renly.

London oct. l3-Commeutng on the
reply Of the American state department
90 the French government relative 10
the basis of Chinese negotiations. the
Neueste Nachuchteu OF Berlin says.
III Is easy o. zee the hanlIwurk Of
Secretary Hay In the reply and the
reservations regarding the Taku forts
and the question ~ military occupation
are c1mpreheusihle from the American
point of view. The United states has
returned tD more energetic policy.
having evidently lost blind confidence In
Chinese prUm.s,s.'
The BueTseu Courier says that the
Americans seem Go overlook the fact
that the cossious are only wrung from
China by force
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TRIAL OF THE WISCONSIN.
Mr.. Scott and Engineer Melville
Exchange Congratulations.

Washington. oct. l2.-The official re-
port Of the trial trip Of the battleship
Wisconsin of Lower California. Is con-
tanned In the following brief telegram
received by Secretary Long from Ad-
miral kautz. commanding the Pacific
station az Santa Barbara:
Wisconsin completed satisfactorily
official trip making III knots. subject
10 tidal corrections"
The secretary also received this morn.
Ing the following telegram from I. NJ.
Scott president OF the Union Iron
Works In regard 10 the battleship:
The Wisconsin presents her record
1854, maximum. average Tor 81 knots.
lIg: average during trial. 1925, subject
TO corrections Not a hitch. A splendid
battleship. We congratulate you"
Engineer-in-Chief Melville, whose bu.
reau designed the engines Of the Wis.
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Permits 10 Travel In Roumania.

Washington, oct l3.--Mr Hardy the
u. S. minister to Greece has informed
the state department that new regula-
lions are now IA force In Roumania, re-
curing aliens travelling or residing I'm
that country TO procure permits. These
permits are issued only 10 those who
have passports OF other travel certln-
Gates which should be vised at the con-
sulate legation IN Roumania. Foreign
ers arriving in the country who intend
10 remain over eight days must pro-
cure their permits within twenty-four
hours. Those rules do not apply TO nat
urallZed ROumanians.
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Rabbi David Klein, 500 h. Main street
Columbus, o., writes the following 70
Or. Hartman In regard TO Pe'ru-na' at
affords me great pleasure to testify TO
the curative merits OF your medicine
Pc-ru.na Is well.tried and widely
used remedy. Especially as a specific
Tor catarrh Of the stomach it cannot be
excclled. Pe-ru.na will do all that Is
claimed for IT,
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OF the Ears.

Catarrh extends from the throat
along the eustachlan tubes into the
ears. causing partial or complete deaf
ness. Quickly cured with little cost by
DIS Shores famous treatment.
Is your hearing fallIng?'
DO your ears DISCHARGE
us the wax dry IN your ears?'
do you hear better some days than
Othsrs2'
Is your hearing worse when you
have q COldo'
Don't neglect this until your hearing
IS reparably destroyed. Drs. shores
can cure you.
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Liver Disease.

The liver Is affected by Catarrhal
p0lsons extending from the stomach
into the ducts OF the liver Quickly
cured with little cost By DIS. Shores
famous treatment
"Do you get dlzzy2'
Have you cold feet?'
do you feel miserable?'
do you get tired easly2"
"DO you have hot nashes9'
care your spirits low no times"
do you have rumblng IN bowels?"
These are the seven simple signs n-
dicating disease OF the liver II you
have any or an Of them. seek DTS
Shores now and Doe cured
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Washington Oct l2.-American rail-
road cars in Bavaria is the subject upon
which Vice Consul General Hanauer,
Of Frankfort writes to the state depart.
ment In his latest report The Bayarian
government, says the consul, which
owns all the railways and canals I'm that
state, recently has begun work on an
American model car TO be built in
Nuremburg for an express train An
American company which Is furnishing
the woodwork and metal fixtures has
sent one OF lts constructors to super
wise The construction Of the cars. This
would SEEM adds the consul, 20 indi-
cate that the small, old-style cars used
In Germany are % boz abandoned and
replaced by new ones patterned after
the commodious American styles.
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Commercial Museum Tor Now York.

New York. oct. l3-Representlng Che
league for social service az the Paris
exhibition Ur Vs. ~ Tolman Is super
intending the shipping of economic and
Industrial exhibits 0t France Russia.
Roumana. ltaIy and Germany which
have been promised to him by the r.U-
resentauvps Ul those countries and
which with the American exhibit
that be- viii bring back with him. Doe 'u-
tends 90 mike the nucleus of mu-
scum OF social economy On this city, 'o
Do conducted along lines similar tD
these of the commercial museum of
Philadelphia The collection viii COn-
sist chiefly Of models. photographs and
monographs by experts The exhibit
from this country received the grand
prIX. the highest award
The establishment 90 "a social museum
IN this city. a. is thought win DE af
Sional benefit, Us students, architects
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Silver Taken at TIen Tsln.

Washington, oct. l2.-It Is Under
stood that the final disposition OF the
silver, some S275 900 in amount, taken
by the American marines at the cap
ture OF Tien Tsin, may be determined
by Congress. In the meantime the sill
YER Is being treated az a trust fund Of
which the government Ia the custo.
dian, until q determination Is reached
as TO It's rlghttul disposition.
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The Bronchial Tubes.

When Catarrh OF the head or throat
Is neglected 90 wrougfully treated II
extends down the Windpipe into the
bronchial tubes and after awhile at
tacks the lungs Quickly cured with
little cost by Drs Shores famous
treatment
Have you cough|'
do YOU take cold easily?"
Have YOU pain IN the side?'
DO YOU raise fr0thy materiuls?"
DO you spit up little cheesy lumps?"
DO you feel you are growing weak
er?'
stop the disease before N reaches the
lungs.
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Lnshnn TeNis nend.

Oakland Cal, oct 1S.-Joshua Tevls,
a brother Of the late Lloyd TeyIs is
dead IN this city. lie was a native OF
Kentucky, and took a prominent part ia
the politics Of that State. He was dis
triCt attorney Of Louisville for several
terms In 1864 he came 10 California
ana englgod Ln The practice of Inv.
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People afflicted with catarrh Of the
stomach complain Of lassitude, ALTERED
out feelings, their blood becomes thin,
nervous system derangcd, food seems to
50 them no good, continuous aud in
sreasing weakness. The paforsunats
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could do no good.
l visited tho
Mullanphy hos
pital in ST. Louis
and received no
benefit. Tho at
tending physi-
clan told me 1
had narrowing Of
the outlet Of the
stomach, and tho
only remedy was
20 have It cutout,
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

victim wonders why he should be SO
weak, why his food gives him no
strength, why his blood should be SO
thin,
Mr.. Alex. Garter Of Van Buren,, Garter
Co., No, says: 81 had been troubled
with dyspepsia and indigestion since
1870. The bestphysicians in the country
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Gnlveston Reller Fund.

New York, oct l3-The chamber Of
commerce Galveston relief committee
reports additional contributions
amounting 10 S63Q4 previously ac-
lnowledged $685. 33; grand total, 3ll5,-
QQg
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FREE TREATMENT UNTIL CURED TO
ALL WHO APPLY BEFORE NOV. lSt.
TO DEMONSTRATE THAT THERE is PERMANENT CURE FOR
CHRONIC DISEASES
I'M b. laL .na AcruAL co8T ~ - NlnIoNn. uaEn.

Ia Sal ,s,D evo1
Ia city novN case sot CaauhD a rr tl
an lodged fac tn n Ill here D branch THE
thai for years r
ore rt hu rl- seaa ats 4
ca a
nyo PAS sciabe al Dr Shores cue
o. o. u be- w. ha doc
receiving
al
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BLUM and the articles will not be per-
mltted 10 enter any other part OF
Nicaragua without paying % per cent
adaltlonal duty, or the original rate
levied.
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DRS. SHORES NEW INSTRUMENT.

This the by Dr Shores Shores
Tubes and Lungs Catarh Deafness Asthma Lung Diseases
COME BEFORE NOV lsT FREE
for the the medicines All services fur
nhed Ringing Fever Common
Colds times cured n
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and municipal officers can find ia Il
suggestions Tor all sorts OF practical i'm
proyements ia dwellings and manner
ul IlNInE
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autobiography of Capt James s..
Brown. go pages bound IN cloth Price
500. for sale 5t the Deseret News.
Special terms 10 agents.
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citizen We might not have heard SO
much Of the matter"
This view. however, Is not shared by
Sir Thomas Upton who said % rep
resentauye Of the Associated Press.
Il am extremely sorry the thing has
occurred az all. but as II did. ! am glad
II was an EnglIshman and not an
American who was at fault for had
Il been an American It would have CIV
en- some people here a chance 90 say 10
proved Lord Dunraven was right when
he accused thorough spOrtsmen. ] have
always wondered at the American ac-
ton In importing English skippers for
they have got as good n not better
than we have The cup Is on us way TO
New York. and / sincerely trust some
Arrangement may be- arrived at where
by 10 can be accepted with honor and
pleasure. though. OF course / cannot
help admiring the sportsman.ike action
Of Messrs. Vanderbilt and Duryea.'
ZIONIST DoWGE.
Surrounded by detectives John Alex
ander D0wle the Zionist OF Chicago
continues his donunciatlOn ot Rome,
pork. tobacco. and secret societies. and
has succeeded In securing twenty con-
yerts. The meetings are the scene Of
constant disturbances which occasions
Mr. DOwie improves by abusing the
English press, ayerrIug that Masonry
Is the power which causes II 90 oppose
him. In response 90 the request VI
representative OF the Associated Press
for information Mr.. DoWle sent word
that he had nothing more 90 say 10 the
press which. he added was leagued
against him.
AMERICANS IN LONDON.
Among the Americans still IN London
Is Senator Wetmore, who is here with
his family
Mr. Henry Mayer. the first American
caricaturist to make q mark on this
side sails for home on the St. Louis to-
day His latest production, a picture
story IN color. has received the most
complimentary notices from the press.
Mr.. Mayer believes there is a great
opening here for American illustrators
and caricaturists.
In spite OF the gloomy forebodings the
theatrical season has prohted rather
than otherwise during the election
weeks. Comedy prevails to the utter
exclusion Of classic production. except
Julius Caesar" az Her Majesty's,
Beerboehm Tree follows Julius Cae-
sar" with "Herod.' Oct. II. Sir Henry
Irving opens his provincial tour at
Manchester oct. %, with his usual re-
pertolre.
The Kendals open at Liverpool oct
lS
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at Soothes," ut Heals" ut Cures"

These day
from who other without benefit
Shores relief Caarh Asthma
Lung Diseases The patient drinks the healing bams
soothing oils reaching Of the
eustachan like healing
cuzng probing with dirty Instruments but by DIS Shores D
RECT CONTACT METHOD with
heal, tubes
RESTORED
these SOOTHING
socaled helpless CURE RESULTS
pasm RELIEVED IN ONE
possible
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This Special Offer Will Close
October 3lSt.

Soft medicines used
own Shores before Do wait until this special
one has been Withdrawn and the prices treatment again
charged but CONSULTATION FREE WHETHER YOU
TAKE TREATMENT Monday day
before Nov. Shores treat all
permanently absolutely ethe only
Law 4tar In
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ALL DISEASES.

shores Caarh but
Bladder Troubles Disease
Piles Fstula Rectal Diseases OF
Children Ricketts, Spinal Troubles Skin Diseases
Bronchial Lung Troubles Consumption
Diseases sciac heumasmIay Fever Neuralgia Eye
Diseases Gore Cor Big Neck, La Grippe Lost Manhood
SHORES TAKE NO TNCURABLE that have
fed the skill OF other Doctors Specialists ubborn
ordinary methods OF
mastered by these noted doctors Prices o
Everybody who disease
Specialists CONSULTATION AND FREE YOU
take Q disease
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MISS ELY WILL
WE'D TOMORROW
Growing Of Her Life
Romance with Vim. n.
Parsons, a Millionaire.

A wedding will Tomorrow crown the
IN. romance Of Miss Sarah Ely and
william n. Parsons. the millionaire pa
per merchant
They viii be married a, isi Riversids
Drive, In the mansion occupied by Mrs.
Georse d. Ely and made famous By the
Mise. Ely 40 q select girls school.
Ml. Eiys father was q prominent
lawyer. lie died In isss His two daush-
tsrs q, once opened q sirs school, IL
became known all over the country.
Mr.. Parsons has known Miss Ely since
her girihOod. lie watched her success
with pleasure as he accumulated a for
tune.
They never forgot each other
Mr.. Parsons ls q member of the Metro
politan. Union League and City clubs
and Of the Atlantic and American Yacht
clubs. lie has q nns country ssat.
Broohsids. At Rye
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons win travel In
Europe and return 10 New rork y the
Fall.
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hnGHg Horis' ionah m,p,i,omd ur.tm itf tfJd hk,
uDmHg oS Of Vi hDi t,otbSptiS storm, nit, nics's
condition itIts' shSIdJ tshiSt ~ ntIpsi ttU ~ - ia,
'tou ibIi TEE hSu'mg ~ gong 10 fIn bort rns In
dit6 ro'ii, rngmg are fr0VRN' o. lost hUHg,
fo,NtihnS IMPAIRMENT Of TEE Nseiioss Of r eJ' q, iy srn,
Of ia b0d, IoyHH an intending Storm Ttsr dsIpps,Infs
pSfio tie tinisg u t condition itii ciDsd Ire DtsC
Wu. WhosvO ary hrJim1s hn gsiT,d an ,r1nrns orp
tsId no't, ootsm usn ts ,so,shoH Of k,Iras viR
iooH iiks tiJ6.
Tn rrml,kIkk dorr Of Mss Moo,s srtsn s iipS ooI-
fo-dif, srrrs HicIhsa Of ubii mfIn, 10 fw,
Hid NofD.
n vIi ik dgs Of fIU of' HAD NonU" utlcb bad ~
u,fd al ma srHIbh forms Of hsiimin utb Gaze Dooio,
Cotrisnd rs Hb,iIf al finb hs- Treatment TfIi Csri,"
TItU oINi o TtnIa, vfn,inn" Fad ben ottrrf ard ~.
co,dsd ions kos s bfsta or S Dat "a, sren 10 ID,
tHbho
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WHEAT WAS WEAKER
AND QUITE ACTIVE.

Repor's cf heavy rains IN soms part,
of the Sor;hwes, and the weakness al
Paris. vhsre the MARKET slamp>d from
"a 10 70 points. had q depsessins effect on
the local wheat market. which was de-
eidsdly weaker and quite active.
Corn and provisions opened lover In
sympathy vith wheat.
New Yorks opening priees vere: J,iy
wheat Tt<; sept. n July corn. n
asked.
chl.ass. os-ains prices ysrs: -!sl,
yssa,. u -; Aa,, MA; yuns rtA
IL! I,s''s':::: s. ,'!;i f.; a.: ;;''
s.;:; n; = Sc q - 81
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1.-THE JUNE OPPORTUNITY"

Dor'. cOnf.ss 'hsv statements riiA
tho v,op0nsibls II not criminal traf.
Ee sf Gdrmivsrs uho prey apen the sIrie-
h0n oftts deaf and The suffering Of the
ack. Saeh ,rdoas' Is this emphasizes ihs
contrast bsiWs'n the Copeland praeii,, aaj
The claims Of rhariaians. Read sr,ry uord.
No cured PATIENTS are more hearty IN their
gratitude. 10 and see them. Write them,
aaytOE. n,Ir aasrrs riE DO you good
There 10 sensihirg bsrtfceri about ihs n.
feet Of hearty gratitude N these days Of
gascrupll ns Wlfshnsss.
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probability hsr desire will he grsiincd
before the start Dr Straub. who mad
been In constant attendance upon Nill
ifoWn during his ride. pronounced Miss
Cast 10 be- veil and ht for the ride
win heart that was strong enough u
run no risk ~ oyer-taNation
n large contingent of PAGERS are oS-
pectel during the forenoon, although
only Tom Hall. Wehman. Mock and
brown were with nor during the nlght.
Miss Cast is out 10 ride On mile IN
ne time prescribed by the rules ~ the
century Road Club. n which she Il a
member TncsD rule. cail Tor q cen
turN every twelve h1urs. or So miles 4
DAY, rain ur shine The course followed
u the official one Of the g u g.. cN.
tending from LynLrook. Long ISLAND.
along thg Msrrick ROAD ~ Frerpnrt.
across a. Hampstead ana then bach to
tht starting point Her training quar-
ters are ~ Tom Vests Hotel. Valley
stream. where hot and cold water. ruD-
hing slabs and other appurtenance Of
a long distance ride are ti be found
Miss Cast viii subslg almost entirely
on vegetable diet. In which fruit and
lerries will play a prominent part. Pre-
pared foods tfe also on the list. as well
a. eggs milk and barley soup
ller ride must be finished by Gp. NJ
sunday 90 obtain recognition as re-.
ore
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tha, Capt. crsgan would not be entered
In the ml'e distance while abroad. since
hs Is not ~ any Snger for ons-di,tance
efforts There l. not the slightest truth
In the report. for Cresan says he will
no, only try his regular distances while
at Paris. but would also ind time In
the several DAYS racing to attempt the
French distance nearest she quarter
mile and some OF the !0nses; distance
races.
II Il likely that bob Garrett and n
few other Princeton srAAs will take part
10 the oiympics. cartt, was captain
Of the " team which took In the olyni-
plan games at Athens during tia, year
Garrett won fame at the weights shils
abroad
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Is a iwcniy.iHsh frame and Is scared tv
clghiy-four Her hnndle-hars are ui
The .emi-ram s-horn pattern. ns she alb
hors thr extreme downturned lar. lle'
bars are turned down just enough 10
give her a good purchase when pedal
ling
Ml-t Cast has until recently been en-.
gagged In the millinery business IN New
York. A few months aAo uhe sod
out her business with the intention oi
spending year In travel on the Con
linsni. llkinE IN ths Paris Exposition
she viii leave this country as soon As
-le j. thoroughly rested after her ride
PROBABLY within a month. She IL AuN.
l1ut 10 take with her a. her Chlei
souvenir % the country In which shs
has spent 50 many happy year, ths
tue ~ champion lady cycust In al