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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-13
VANDERBILT.


WANTED-TwO good life Insurance agents on
salary and commission. give reference and pre-
viOus experience. Address j. II. DAVIDSON.
Lombard Building.
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

Malaga Grapes-Heavy weights. s.. 80 per bril-
Cranberries-s2 .5o4S per bu; sI5OqS5 90 per brl.
Rananas-Fer bunch. No l, 81 75d2; No 2, 81 %
also. ~, .o1,-o -,
S. IS per box.
Lemons-Messina. $50 to box. choice So; fan
cy 81; California lemons, S3.50 per box.
Potatoes-95cqSl per blu.
onions-sl25 per bu; Spanish s1.75 per crate
Honey-White, lie per 10; dark, 15c.
Caulihower-sl.50 per doz
Apples-Cooking apples. s3.25d3.75 per brl: eat
ing apples. "a per bril-; fancy s450q5; Ben Da-
Wis. $343.5O. 1900.
nois $3.50
Fies-New California, 81 for 10-lb box.
Chestnuts-s5 SOFAS per bu.
Cabbage-Danish. 81. % per brl, 81 per 100 lbs;
domestic. 81 per bril-
Grapes-Pony Catawbas. Ice per basket I;
Malaga. $3.50 per brl.
Celery-l5a30c per bunch.
Shellbark Hickory Nuts-s1.75 per bu; large
hickory nuts rs per bu; black walnut, 75c.
Persian Dates-60-lb boxes, sc per 10.
Cocoanuts-50c per doz.
Cider-s475 per brl. s.. 70 per half brl.
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NOTICE.


NOTICE-Sheet metal work or all kinds. 10
SEPH GARDNER, 81 Kentucky ave. Tele-
phone Sz2
NOTICE-Hot AR furnaces. with combinatio
gas burners. for burning gas and other fuel
at the same time. JOSEPH GARDNER, 80
Kentucky Telephone %
NOTICE-Ef in need OF second nand building ma
tsrial OF any description call or phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO. lois Cornell
New Phone $685. OLD BUILDINGS
BOUGHT AND TORN DOWN.
NOTICE
All Advertisements Inserted IN these columns
charged at very low OF : cents a line.
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines Telephone rs and your al will be called
for
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Marriage Licenses.

Ernest r. Henricks and OthIIe McKitley
John r. Robinson and Gertrude Webb.
Clarence Fortner and Susie x Postma.
Max Shircman and Marlh Frances Allen.
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DIED.

CULLEY-Thomas j. Culley. son OF the late
Daniel =. and Margaret a. Culley. died Dec ii.
IN his twenty-ninth year Funeral from the resi-
dence or Charles T. Culley. 1902 North Keystone
avenue. Friday Dec. IL, at 10 a. IN
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ADJUSTMENTS.

s2l,a33c; finest Mocha and Java, 2SqsOc; Java
blend &c; Fancy blend lSc; Golden blend, 15c.
io 1SS Jersey 2sc caracas, 7Sc; Dutch Java
blend lO.75c Dillworths. l1.25c; Mail Pouch.
100 % friction top tins in basket. n.50c; Elite
(cartons), i5.25c; Good Luck. l5.5Oc; Good Luck
sugars.city prices: Crystal dS9minOes. 5-lb
standard graduated 522c; fine granulated. 5.22c;
extra fine graduated; 5$2c; granuatssSd ed five-lb
$50 cou %Ra 4 iS s7c #inds0f
ex. c, 452c; Ridgewood ex. c. 442c; yellow
s1 vs 81 ssf 10 Ys s yellow &c y yeOw sac
Is yellow. 4.22c; le yellow, 4:I.ei , ,o,. ,,a,,
spices-Pepper. 17qlSc; allspice. 15qlSc: cloves.
5Sse cqssa iS@sc tim g sSgeS9 1r RsT ID 6ea
or navy bu. s2a2 10: prime red kidney. blu.
s2:15@s; Lima beans, H. s,ag5e :,o. o,...
fair to prime. 2sGSSc: choice. SSQ42c: syrups. q
VRce-Louisiana. 4lkashc: Carolina. sh9Snc.
Lead-6Ika7c for pressed bars.
81 M sc@s75 GiS No 3. s.. 56as; No sqs2s
TwineNHemp. i2aIsc per ID, wool: saloc; fax.
WOO Woode rs tubs $685. 50; No 3 tubs.
:5@5,5O; No tubs; si@4 50; s-hooP pals sise;
ais; common washboards, sl.50ql75 clothes
pins. 6OG65c per box.
Straight grades. sis5645O: patent -four, $500
4 75: spring wheat patents, 50 60d515.
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron. 2.5oc; horseshoe bar. z7SqSc; nan
rod &c: pillow slabs 4.50c American cast steel,
e61l1c; tire steel. SdSl5c spring steel, 4l1q5c.
Leather.
Oak sole. ssa37c: hemlock sole. 27935c: har-
ness. 2ia4Oc; skirting 2oqiSc single strap 4ig
calfskin sOcdsL 10; French calfskin. Sl-204lS5.
Nails and HOrseshoes.
steel cut nails, s2.65: wire nails. from store.
60 * rates: from mill. s.. Go rates Horseshoes,
ner keg 81; mule shoes per keg, $3.50; horse
nails. sld5 per box. Barb wire. galvanized.
So %; painted $40.
Linseed. raw. soc per gall linseed oil. boiled.
sic per gal; coal OIL legal test. SlzQliizc; bank,
s7Sp50c: best straits 5Oc; Labrador Coo; West
Virginia lubricating. 20q30c; miners 40c; lard
oils winter strained. in brls. 50Q6Oc per gal;
half brls, sc per gal extra
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INSURANCE.


lSSU your home in the Royal
Insurance Company. W. a. GREYER. 40
Majestic Bldg.
INSURANCE
VIM. O. ANDERSON,
Fire and Tornado Insurance.
New Telephone 349f. ga Law Building
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TYPEWRITERS.

FOR SALE-The New Manhattan other
leading makes for sale anti trust
prices. MANHATTAN GENERAL AGENCY
Phones. sos. ia L. Washington st. Indian polls
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight Repairs and supplies.
REEDY * CO. 'Phones-NeW $40: old 2Z7S2
FLORISTS
BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. 2n Mass. av., 22S y. Del. ST. Tel. SD
OPTICIAN-
ROUSE & MAYHEM. Practical Opticians.
les Monument place. English Hotel block.
FATENT LAWYERS
r. T. SILVIUS & co. los " Pennsylvania 81.
Free pamphlets and consultation.
THOMAS r. BELL. Consulting engineer snd
patent solicitor. ca ingalls, block. Indianapolis.
V. II. LOCKWOOD. pamphlet or any general
information free of charge
45-41s Lemcke Building.
RESTAURANTS
sTEGMEIR BROS. Oyster and Chop House.
- y Illinois 81. Both phones 200.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. Carriages Traps. Buck
boards. etc) % Circle. Tel. l0gI.
STOVE REPAIRS
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.. 10 Meek st.
New phone 24O2.
WALL PAPERS
II. c. STEVENS. New Style Wall Paper.
Low prices $50 y Senate av Tel on 2552
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD.
30 N Delaware st Tel all Lady attendant
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Coree-Good. 10Gl2c. prime. i2ai4c: strict,
prime l44l6c. fancy green and yellow. lS4e2c
lava 2SGs2c. Rcasted-Old Government Java
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY III. BLOOR. Dentist Room ala
Lemcke building Telephone new las.
DENTISTItY-Dr s. r. Earhart. painless den
list BY the systematic treatment 1IIS w.
Wash. St. Iron block. opp II. Il. WATSON q Co.
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Provisions.

Hams-Sugar cured. is to 20 lbs average. 11%
Gi2c: Is lbs average, 12d12lzc; u lbs average.
l2Aql2&c.
Lard-Kettle rendered 1l%c: pure lard. 1l%c
Bacon-Clear Sides 80 to 40 lbs average, 10&c:
20 to 30 lbs average, lie; clear bellies, Is 10 80
lbs average 10%c; is 10 % lbs average. l1c IA
to 16 lbs average. 1lhc; clear backs, ~ TO 80 lbs
average. lO&c; IL 10 16 lbs average l0%c; TO
9 lbs average. lie. In dry salt &c less.
Shrulders-1s TO % lbs average 10c; 16 lbs
erage 1Oc; 10 to u lbs average. 9&c.
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BERTERMANS BROS.
New No. 2n Mass. av.. POS y. Del. st. Tel. SAD
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ELEVATORS
Passenger and freight. Repairs and supplies
REEDY * CO. 'Phones-NeW $40: old 2Z452
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Linseed raw. soc per gal; linseed OIL boiled
51c per gal; coal oil. legal test. SlzQ1ilzc bank
s7Sp50c: best straits. Soc Labrador, Coo; IVES
Virginia ubricating. 20q30c; miners 4Oc: lar
oils winter strained, in brs. 50Q60c per gal
half brs, SC per gal extra.
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OTIIIIAN-
ROUSE & MAYHEM. Practical Opticians
ics Monument place. English Hotel block.
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Candies-Stick. &c per ID; common mixed &c:
grocers' mixed. 6l2c: Banner twist stick Sc:
banner cream mixed, 1eG1lc; old-time mixed. Sc
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds. 1SQ20c English
walnuts 12al4c: Brazil nuts fOc; filberts. ll12c:
peanuts, roasted, Ease; mixed nuts. I2c.
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS. Diener. 40 L. Washington.
Tel 2a25. Branch works r. entrance Crown Hill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marble and Granite
Works Encaustic. tile floors. marble and tile
wainscoting 147 n Delaware old Phone S9s-
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Seeds.

Seed clover. prime. s550Q6: English clover
Crimson clover, s4.5oG5. Timothy prime. s. 50
az so; extra prime, s260927O Fancy Kentucky
bluegrass s1.25d1- 40: extra clean. 60q70c Or
chard grass 81. 25d1. 50. BED top. sOcQsl75. En-
glsh bluegrass, S2.25q3.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRANK BLANCHARD
80 ~. Delaware 81. Tel. All. Lady attendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
BY Teddy lawyer

Coon Songs and "rell Me. Pretty Maiden
Are There ANY More a { Home Like YOU
until they Wilted their Collars. This was
as Far as they Got. Clarence was just
Lovely 10 Percy while in Sadie's Parlor
but Outside they Tossed each other the
Frozen Eye. Ferdinand had not Spoken
Gin Public Life TO Harold since they be-
gan To Spend Car Fare TO Sadies home,
while Oscar wouldn't have his Laundry
Done-Cp al the Same Place as Francis.
Oh, the Cruel Separations We're Awful.
They all Seemed To Have Had an Even
Start, but No One Acted as Pace Maker
aud Things were at a Standstill.
There was young Fellow named
Frank without and Padding I'm his should
ers, did Not wear Peg-Top trowsers and
WHO Worked on a Salary. lie had known
Sadie for a Long Time (even when she
Lived on the West Side and Before her
Papa had Bunched the Nazuma), and had
Called on an Average Once Month.
Even when he Heard Of her Pspas Ac-
cumulated Mazuma he Still Continued TO
Put i'm On Appearance. lie was Not a
Lover by Profession But Meant Biz.
one Night. before the Chesties had Ar
left as the Chesties came up the Front
stoop. Next Day the Engagement was
Announced. The Chesties are Now pay
ing their Candy and Flower BilTs from
their Papas Income. Frank is Still Work
ing on Salary, But Il Is Rumored he will
be- a Partner OF sadie's Papa.
MORAL: DON'T WORK A GOOD
THING TO DEATH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
Enterprise of the United States

There seems TO be no spot IN the world
INTO which American enterprise Is not
penetrating. The way In which the United
states Is building great steel bridges in
far-on lands Is something which brings
a wall Of woe from the bridge builders of
England who have until recently had a
monopoly nsoaII Of ,his sort Of hing, H9y many
is region Wing between t'pper f,,irmah
anu southern China, and through IL runs
,ne old caravan route FROM china to
MandalaN. Long before the BritiSh took
kurmah the trade OF the Far East Uttered
through Mandalay by slow stages. tp aud
down the rugged hills and valleys.
through the thick tungles and over the
mountains, finally descending the Ghaut
mountains and emerging on an open plain.
Now Now All this is changed, and railroad
between Mandalay and Thibaw
American skin. American ingenuity and
american enterprise make this possible,
bridge and viaduct Sthe Obstacle of the
great mountain gorge Of the Goktiek
yaley-an obstacle which at first seemed
overcome. This Goktiek valley slQpes
from the mountains ON ono side TO a
canyon 500 feet deep. al the bottom OF
which rushes turbulent river. Across
forming the further wall OF the valley
Across this canyon the caravans used To
"a
under which the river had tunueIed, Now
over the valley and canyon stretches a
spider-like structure of steel crossing the
river $50 feet above It's surface and strik-
In the face Of the opposing cliffs. by
which tue railway makes It's way through
10 the slopes Of the next valley.
In building the bridge use was made OF
the old natural causeway for foun1a-
ton for some Of the bridge piers. so thai
the desGes; per Of the bridge Is only S15
as II would Nave had TO be had not the
old caUseway been there. This Yankee
bridge is 2oo0 feet long and 1000 tons OF
steel enter into It's construction. II was
built in sections I'm the United states
carried with infinite care and difficulty
to this far-on region and there SCI UP.
It's place and titting into each other with
the utmost nicely.
such things are the very magic Of me-
chanics and more wonderful they seem
than any OF the stale old exploits OF King
Solomon's Dins. A man I'm Pennsylvania
takes piece OF paper and makes LOT
piece Of PAPER and draws a. lot, Of lines
on it-his calculations and his plans-the
weaving OF the magic spell. Then half
arKsf rts In nFrs dagky eavepeou @ pe bGdhgs a MAKE
pieces of steel as this master magician di-
reefs: they are his gnomes working out
The spell. These pieces OF steel are PACK,
mountainous land. where long. dusty
caravans wind through the hills laden
With the products OF Cathay. and the
grave. white-turbaned merchants tell
each other tales or the wonders of orr
entail socery as they Journey The mas
ter magician from PENNSYLVANIA waves
his magic wand, his subordinate magi-
clans spriag TO their work. and To- before
the astonished eyes OF the people OF the
caravans appears light and airy way
OF steel sprnging across the valley. and
over IL rush the iron devils. spoutng
smoke aud fire-which means that the
$50 tram on the road to Mandaiay is
passing.
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The Fable Of Sadie
and the chesty Boys
ph0to by Msrcesu, New York.

Over on the East Side there Lived,
Moved, and had her Being a Young Lady
with kangaroo Shape, by the name OF
Sadie. Her Papa had made Hunk OF
the Green Mazuma i'm Quahsugs and Civ
ing shore dinners at 50 cents per.
When this Enticing Informa ton became
Current Conversation Ssdies front door
Bell commenced Ringing and on the
Front Walk there was Steady Stream
Of Chesty Youngsters who wanted to
quietly Bite the Money 10 see IL il was
Good. Now Sadie was Skirt with Good
Horse Sense who had Never Previously
Caused any Particular Noise IN Town Be
-fnrs-her- -Bunched The Mazuma.
When she Saw how Popular she had Be
come she Marvelled. why Oh. why,
this Thusness." she murmured to herself.
Consulting Dunn's Agency she Discovered
her Papa had taken a Financial Rise aud
then she Got Next TO the Deep-Dyed
Schemes of the Chestles. Sadie was
Sensible Skirt.
Herself and Drifted along i'm the Same
old Way. The Chesties still Continued
10 Call and Endeavor to Sit each other
Out. Sadie had Huyler's on Every Table
In the House-Touching Gifts from the
Chesties. and there were so Many Ameri-
can beauties slung around that she Gave
Stacks OF them to the Hired Girl, who Dis
tributed them among the Policemen.
The Darling BOYS would bring their
Mandolins when they Called and Sing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
A New SCULPTOR.

Henry Merwin Shrady. the sculptor
whose design for the Washington statue
which Register Howe is 10 erect i'm the
Eastern District OF Brooklyn. is an up-
taught sculptor. lie has artistic tastes
and n while ago he amused himself by
painting. He made some pictures which
were so good that they were hung In
public exhibitions along with those made
by professional painters. But as he was
engaged In business and could paint only
i'm the evening he concluded TO amuse
himself with an art which did not re-
quire daylight.
SO he gave up painting for sculpture
He made his first models only two years
ago, when he was % years old. They were
so good that a Manhattan bric-a-brac
dealer reproduced one or two OF them in
bronze and put them on the market His
FIRST public work OF consequences was
done for the Pau-American exhibition,
where a buffalo and moose by him have
been used for decoration of the grounds
His Washington equestrian statue is full
OF life and would do credit TO a sculptor
OF much greater experience.
His success I'm getting the commission
for so notable public monument makes
one wonder whether he will abandon his
present business and devote himself TO
sculpture or whether he will continue I'm
his leisure to amuse himself with model
ing. IL social prestige counts for any
thing he ought to be the vogue as a fash
ionable sculptor. for his father is DR..
George Shrady, OF Manhattan, and his
$ ster is Mrs. Edwin d.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
Relic Stealing.

When thieves decide to break through
and steal they will -nenelrala- almost
anywhere and take anything which
comes to hand. Stealing relics and curios
is recognized branch OF the profess
slon' and II requires a nice discernment
and thorough knowledge of the value
OF such articles. A rich Arab living I'm
Cairo recently delighted his friends with
the exhibition OF a collection of war re-
lies and Jewels valued at s2,5Oo,ooO. lie
said he had bought them in London The
Sultan's spies, however thought other
wise. That potentate had spent $500 600
IN the past three years In trying to trace
missing portions OF his splendid collec-
uons, which he keeps housed in his pal
aces I'm Constantinople. And there was no
mistaking the portion found I'm Cairo. The
rich Arab and his collection mysteriously
disappeared and no one thinks Il safe TO
be too curious about the mans fate.
Some slight sensation was caused re-
Gently by the theft OF relics from the Vat
lean, but IL was nothing to the conster-
nation created some years ago by the
stealing of the Pope'c golden rose" This
much-prized emblem is blessed In mid
Lent by the Pope. after which it is sent
TO some Catholic Woman whom his holi-
ness desires To honor. ON the particular
occasion referred TO the rose was nowhere
TO be found aud duplicate had To be
manufactured hastily. II turned out that
e q original rose had been stolen by the
connivance OF one of the inferior palace
officials and smuggled out OF the country
TO adoru tfrc cabinet OF a well-known GU
rio collector.
Ia the New Forest England. Is a stone
which marks the spot whore Purkis
picked up the body OF William Rufus ar
ter he had been shot by Walter Tyrrel
Some years ago there was n mild fer
mept I'm antiauarian circles over the sud
den disappearance of this ancient land
mark. Inquiry developed the fact that
the stone had been quietly "annexed.'
without leave or hconse. by a curio coll
lector, who thought it would be good
thing 10 have around the house The
stone was recovered and reverently re-
placed In its old spot In tDe New Forest
where an iron covering now guards IL
against the hands Of curio collectors
whose enthusiasm Is likely Ca Get the bet
ter of their sense OF propriety
I'm Westminster Abbey there II re-
markable collection Of wax figures repre-
sentlug kings and queens ana heroes. II
Is one OF the sights which the tourist al
ways sees when he visits the ancient
Minister but few persons are aware that
the collection used to he much larger than
it Is now .,t least a dozen OF these cfri-
gios disappeared ATTY years ago-stoion
riRn, out of the abbey aud spirited away
no Que knows where. for they have
never been seen from the day OF their
diss appearance to this day Among the
stolen onigies WAS Nelson's and so great
was the outcry that new ngure OF the
ssecat admiral-the one nov shown 90 vis-
itors- was made 90 take tie place of the
stolen figure. Exchange.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
Heraldry of the Indians.

People IN general have been content TO
look upon the Indians adornment OF MS
head with eagles feathers and his lace
with paint as marks OF personal decora-
ton inspired by vanity and savage
taste. different only in degrees from
what is sometimes Witnessed among
highly civilized people But the fact II
that. IN preference to the latter Gus
tom. for instance. every paint mark on
an Indians face has a sort OF heraidlc
meaning Implying not only the honors
won by the brave IN person. but repre-
sentine also the claims OF his family and
race to distinction. In other words what
is shown among more cultured communi-
ties bv coats of arms. orders aud DECO
ratious tx Denoted by the Indian on ms
face bv means of pigments scientists
are now engaged among other novel IN
vestigations concerning the North Amer
ican INDIAN in compiling n record OF the
armoriaI or rather facial, bearings or
certain celohra ted chiefs, and " is said
to be fascinating work. one renoVned
warrior. for instance, Will, have MS. np
nsinted n copper red This Is found 70
indicate that his tribe was once IN pos
sion of huge mines OF copper. Another
individual viii have his forehead adorned
with A paintlng OF a certain hsh. mus
imnlving that he or his people are re
nowned Cor prowess In catching hsh Ihe
same distinguishcd person someunfs
wears a disc of pearl IA addition 70 MS
patnt mask This. by its shimmering ra 2
aiance and It's form implies that ne Is
dcscended from the moon. IN the senSt
that the goddess of night Us one OF ms
ancestors Manchester Times
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
COLUMBIA'S DECISIVE VICTORY.

Under conditions little perfect old cup de-
fender Columbia defeated thesh challenger
grandest sailed determine the
cup The perrmane the Bristol happy
prise the multitude that hoped she retain the
as Disappointing revelation Linton and
his friends.
1t must be confessed that Shamrocks work in the ndecye
contest Of Tuesday coupled with Sir Thomas prediction
that stiff breeze his boat wond superior yachts
to fear that the would be lifted triumph
to the land from which half century ago. Yesterdays
shows, however that this tear groundless.
The condition Of wind Thomas had
hoped for The breeze and held though the
water waslumpy there heavy wels In Sham
rock weather but didn't Shamrock beating as
yacht sustained.
AT the outset the challenger had decided advantage seurin,
the weather position getting minute and a
in advance Of the defender The great began at once
and while Columbia second place reach to
the first mark she graduy hauled her rival first leg
close reach the second broad reach third beat
wndwaFd the Bristol Aver cuooted competitor finished win
uer by handsome margin in a smother of foam spray
1t magnificent inspiring put to rest all
doubts IS to the safety of the Amarca's cup
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
Impartial Mother Cow.

William y. Matson. OF this city. has a
kodack picture of Iroutdaio COW suck
ling csr and pig AZ tho same time.
save thr Morning. Oregonian The mig in
AZ stesler OF fWsh milk, aud So n 4.
Campbell an amateur photographer
watched FOR a Chauce Co take a snap shot
Al lhc narker Nhlc IN ihu Az A.
Campbell drove The COW up to whore the
csif was tied O. fence and tue pig lost
no time IN settiug into position. though
somewhat afraid % the csif. As the pig
II only 4 mere shust a pail was s,t on
ths ground for him % rest his furcfoet ou
vhilo gsitius his shsrs OF the mnk As
soon a. the gtoup was Inc proper POSI-
tlon the picture vas taken