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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-16
Kolezeiiska pOmoc.

Wczoraj odbyfo sie posiedzenie
Chicago Laundry Mems Assoca-
tion", ma kt6rem postanowiono wy
asygnowae kasy towarzystwa $500
ma rzecz ofar katastrofy W pralni
Doremus. Postanowiono nadto ko-
lsktowae skadki we wssystkich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-16
Dobroczynca ludzkOsci.

= Otto czsowiek, kt6ry zdo1as osuszye
wiele fez!
- Coz on robiF
- sprzedaje ehustki do nosal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-16

,,Torg. Prom. Gaz." W artykule
pod tytufem: ,,Czy Rosya przygo-
towuje sig do traktat6w handlo-
wych?" czyni nastepujqce por6w-
nanie, przypominsjac, il W T. 1903
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-16

pralniach wplynac ma wlascicieli,
azeby kazdy Mich zobowiazaf sic
zfozyc TAXA sumo, jaka zfoza zatru-
dnieni u niego robotnicy.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
Plumbing.
VIM. T. Wilson Co.

This firm is the largest in its line
in California and the pioneer plum
bers of San Francisco. who are AZ
present engaged in installing the
plumbing system in the Alexander
Young building. and who have also re-
eeived the contract for plumbing of
the E. o. Hall building and the waity
building. They have just completed
the plumbing and drainage in that
elegant new building for the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel on Alakea street. US
ing on this work the latest and most
improved sanitary plumbing fixtures
known TO their craft. and have fiecid-
ed to locate permanently in Homo
lulu.
They employ a very great number
of the most expert plumbers in San
Francisco. their name being a syn
onym fer good work
Their once and shop is ar present
temporarily located at the Alexander
Young building.
They viii furnish estimates and ex-
ecute all orders for work in their line
to the entire satisfaction of their pa
rons.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20

I chairs. sofa pillows and ether things.
I the necessary funds amounting TO oue
/ hundred and tweztv-four dollars. hav-
Z ing been raised BY private sueScTip-
I ton outside OF the society fund
We have paid also this rear two
| hundred dollars TO kawaishzo Semi
nary. i've dollars a quarter for ferns
and flowers for the decorating of the
church FOR the sabbath services. five
dollars q month 10 one OF our needy
sisters towards her room rent. given
our mite towards the Pzlama Kinder
gzrten work. replenished our dishes
10 the amount of forty dollars. and
have some five hundred and fifty dol
lars UR. hand towards q new carpet
for the church. whenever the long
talksf-Of repairs and enlargement
are completed. besides the expendi-
ture Of one hundred and eighty-shree
dollars OF the Bishop Fund. which is
used strictly for the benevolent work
making our total expenditures for
the year. outside Of the carpet fund
i've hundred ana dfty-eight dollars.
The Pastors Study.
Some few additions in furniture
have been made 10 the pastors study;
but il is still far from being the
bright. CHEEKY. cosy room that IL
should be. Can We notY in this com
ing wear. put it in such a condition OF
comfort that its occupancy will be a
pleasure instead OF bugbear. by the
addition of a couple of easy~shairs. q
picture or two for the walls atNpresent
so bare. some pretty rugs. soft pill
lows. etc?
In closing. kindly permit me TO ex
tend my most cordial and hearty
thanks 10 all who have 50 Kindly an
generously assisted in the various de
partments of our work. aud fsr the
helpful way in which you ave upheld
Mrs. Westervelt and myself K these /
months of our administration help +
fulness which | bespeak for our sue
cessor in Office.
Respectfully submitted.
CORNELIA B. DAMON.
President of Ladies' Society of Cen
trail Union Church.
December 10. 1901.
The society elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Mrs.
o. P. Emerson. president: Mrs. C. B.
Damon. vice president; Mrs. H. H.
Williams. secretary; Mrs N B. En-
erson, treasurer; Mrs. P. c. Jones.
treasurer C. r. Bishop fund: Mrs. F.
j. Lowrey and Mrs. W. L. Whitney,
directors.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
Had a Good Time.

A. ]. Smell wanted to attend a party,
but was afraid to do so on account oil
pains in his stomach which he feared
would grow worse. He says, 81 was tell
ing my troubles to lady friend. who
said: 'Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy will put you in con-
dition for the party / bought bottle
and take pleasure in stating that two
doses cured me and enabled me to have
a good time at the party" Mr.. Smell is
a resident of Summer Hill, N. Y. e. S.
A. This remedy is for sale by all drug
gists and dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co.. agents for Hawaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
CORNELIA b. d.
south American war Eever.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1I.-Accordins
to the Valparaiso (Chilel correspon
dent of the Herald. the conferences
between the Chilean Secretary fol
Foreign Affairs. Senior Yanez, and
the Argentine Minister. Senior Por
tela. over the pending dispute. were
fruitless. The war fever which is
ardently encouraged by the Argen
tine press. and which is instigated
by Peruvian and Bolivian diplomacy
is assuming an Ominous character
owing to the threatening news from
Buenos Ayres. There was a panic
in the Chamber oil Commerce.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
sstisfsesor W.rk pone.

The luncheon given in October was
for the benefit OF our benevolent fund
from which We Melted about ninety
six dollars
Our parlor has also been nicely re-
furnished with a handsome rug. q few
The evening world., 1901-06-04
RACING NOTES.

Ed. burke skinned the ring on C.phaiaisia.
;hr winner o.. the hurdle race. lie got a.
zoo! a. - TO AMI never stopped betting until
pos, tirir. when 10 WAs the average
pr.e 30 np
Some pc,a. thought tina, K.as nsssysosn
NJuh be =, interested in Jumping the hurdles
that n. would forge 10 su!l. The junos ~s.s
TOO far apart. however. to kee? him busy AL
he ran MS usual bad race.
Tn. u.,i r.x. about the oddly named colt
Stttar- one we've floating sbout after the second
race III. crnai trtps on Joking about this ons
and he keeps giving across the plate a. very
,ulry prices, This Is another Bo~ery horss.
rurn. mus, hiv. thought he ~as on a.
AUTOMOBILE. when he busted to the front and
nd. blue Girl a. though Il vas . Quartsr.nn!Is
i..h The old SAYING that experience 70
Grail "a. real surprise. No one suspected
her Of being 90 Go. 10 high eass riiiiss.
however are eccentric and i!keiy to do siaosl
anything In races.
Thoagh h. bad a rail position and ~ss ridden
hy Dion DR.. Bi-low won the handicap very
h,ndiiy G.o,si. pu: up one Of his good ride,
witch are mss,.r?lec's OF horssna nahip.
shs~ failed 30 win 4 race yesterday sad
faanor has 1t tina, FitueurE Psl lost somssh!as
the pIunK.r q winning or losing fos,unss svsry
dss tn. writer mixht Jus; a. we'll hand Il
gu. good and strong.
Iiutns and iluilmAn are t~o me pFiss psek.
axt. Hurns had twelve mounts and hes failsd
To land a winner. pullman has asored twice IL
twenty-five mounts. Their followers must nssl
new hank rolls br this time.
Investor. arc not having thines their ovn
s.y m~h as in the early part o! the uasssiAe.
Gold Splinter Was the only Asvsr OF the tals1e
yesterday and he Was an eq.al choice vtt1
NoneS.
The evening world., 1901-06-04
BASEBALL CHAT.

rae Giant. have begun ihsit aIst Weston ~
veil Aside from siaains ;hr art game, u y
/, pleasure to mote ih,t iA- Victory "a. brought
about ~ timely b.ttlns lTls Gtants aas. been
,ren.ea OF b..ns wesk with IN, stick. f"''rt-
t.y'. game proves such O. not tire ras" Fifteen
~. N pitcher. rnsel ,ad Murphy 1, trrprt!
N,a,, the h.s.y hitting Phiie. mS9; he rrnai q.
tl,ossa. 1, Cancel -. struck his ibns-'eiAy ell
batting .treik. doesn't ~ 'ru-,asscT All a
,iaclc tt1'. .ash bal t"slnn'ns,
II-nokIyu had a chance to ril out IN the ninth
tHn,a. yesterday shcn thsy AAi tire" men on
ras.s 80. iso oct With hesier up AMI u hi
r..te. 20 DO the trek The little wonder al.
~. .As = p,nch hitter hui he miseari. push
In. KIP ny to c-swfcri
Bill Dshi.n tit;rEct NJ, batting srsEAse With .
ht.ue run and three -Sasssr at tlrc!naatfs .2.
p<n.. Both acre made With nobody eh ;as
bass
MeC,e.r, Gays that no wiz have to Join Ii.
yssterdsy. tn. same memb~r that was rui out
probably take his place,
Ust.n. phose hAai was hurt Decoration DAy.
took hn Upper to doctor yesterday ant Vas
told thu, a lisJn~nt. had been crushed. Frank
viii spend tn. next ten days applying hot water
ami ,,o.:t.ees,
The hospital force Is Increasing alarming ~
aai Hanion may yet have TO use XII s,a regularly
IN the aeid Xii hA,ted Tor Hughes In the ninth
and iArei out = single. the third time he Ia,
hit we'll In a pinch this year. When his pitch ~
DAYS are owe: kifson want. to play the outh-ld.
lie viii get the Job Ter his bs'tins.
The evening world., 1901-06-04
Ia BOYS CRITICISM
OF GIANTS PLAYING.
Little Lewis Way, Polo Grounds Season Ticket
Winner, Writes Of Last Game Here.

Tner. isn't "A better posted or more
critica! IAN in Goiham's town than 1T
Il" Lewis e. Way. the ten-y~ar-oId boy
vino won The Evening Worlds season
ticket 10 IN. Polo Grounds H.. WAS
the fre: in thousand, to predict the
standing of tho League clubs on May
q Just read his letter, which follows.
and form your own opinion OF me
youngsters knowledge OF the national
game,
TO IN. Sporting Editor Evening World:
Il thank you very much FOR The sea-
son tickle; which | receive! Friday
Went over To IN. Polo Grounds Saturday
to see the Bostons play /, was tho
best game ever saw thinS II Ma
thewson had IN, few s;r....r over for
Hamilton in the laird Inning n" Bo--
tons would have been served With nine
goose eggs in,:enh OF ciEh; II was the
The evening world., 1901-06-04
.CONROY WON 7
RUN IN DERBY.
Owner Has Not Yet
Decided on Sending
Commando West.

The iotai racing public Is wondering
whether or not the srea; Commando
Will DC sent West TO run IN the Chicago
Derby al Washington Park June -.
owner kecnc has made no decision In
the matter AS vet. nor won. until after
the .aampion's race in the B.ooxlyn
Derby. 20 be- run toward the end OF the
meeting ut iravcsend
Trainer Rowe Gays ne has received no
Instructions concerning Commando as
yet, but Is reasonably sure cUnroy
won't 80 Wcs' The brooklyn. Nandl-
cap winner bruised his heel while sal-
lop!as asst Thursday AMI Is showing
lame ,hougn the injury Is no, consid.
cred serious.
The Flcis,hmanns have decided to
send Blues 10 ran IN the Derby.
The evening world., 1901-06-04
TIM SULLIVAN
QUITS THE TURF
Senator Sells Hesper
and Col. Padden to
Frank Farrell.

ASIDE from the purchase OF ITS
Em!ncnce. the Kentucky Derby winner.
~ Clarence Macsay. which was an
nonnced exclusively In yesterdays
Evenilg Void. the retirement OF Tim
Sullivan from racing Is one o: the
greatest turf surprises ~ III. week.
sullivan has sn,d two OF his best horses.
Col rndden mi Hse?er.
Tim sullivan sold his horses to his
friend. Frank Farrell. who is noted for
MS activity among betting men In this
city. Various ieaGoas are given for the
senator's retirement. Some OF his
friends claim that he Is 100 busy to own
horses 4 prom!nrn; layer advanced the
theory ina, certain heavy bets lost on
lesper ana Col. Padden recently was
the direct cause Of the Senator's desl1o
10 part with them.
The evening world., 1901-06-04

.lrs, time ever saw lid Nichols pitch.
and think h. deserved 10 shut the
Giants on, In the first game In Boston
In every game have -een ihis year the
Giants hav. played winning ball Davis
made u mistake Saturday when he got
IN Strang's way He 'umn!cd III. ball
and the man running to second was
safe when h. should have been nut
PLEASE inform IN. through The Even.
* World II Fisher Is released aud Il
Iiill.brand will be In Il New York uni
form This season. II -. please tel! mo
when Yours truly.
LEWIS g. WAY,
Winner 81 Season Ticket.
NO. 81: Ens, one Hundred and Forty
seventh street
Fisher IL not Released lie mas simply
been held at home wh!lc the itasn Is on
Its first Western trip No. Htilebrand
has NOT been signed hy tn. New fnrks.
There was som" talk ~ signing him.
hut no deal has been made with the eS-
Princeton twirlrf a. Yet,
The evening world., 1901-06-04
HIGH PRICES FOR YEARLINGS.
!. =. BROWN Pays AlO.iOO for Sir
-HOnnir Dlu~ %. Colt.
lsp..ll % NJ r,.nln. wotia


GnAVt:SESD RACE TRACK. June 4
The Fa.,s Upton Company took It's
turn a, holding vcari!ng sale to-day
IN ,s sale p,ddosks. opposite the
Sh""psh.ad Hay t-ark when I, Of.
fcr"i Inc ycnr.inSs from tn. Runny.
'n"ie ant nacelant s'ud II sa- on. OF
n" best collections OF ycariIr2s recn In
many ., "a, and 1; was no surprise 10
see \ arcc crowd and spirited Bidding
at the sale Most o, the yclr!inss went
FOR prizes away 40 81 the thousands.
win the TOP hgur. u, solo" The
amount Sas paid ny Capt : = Brown.
the Western iurfInar, for colt ~ Sir
Dixon. Bonnie Blue II. tul brother TO
the crack two-Near-OiI Riuc Girl and
the crack three ycar-oli Blues some
OF me highest prices paid follow
PROPERTY RuN%EYMEpg srup
~. b, sLr r,on-k.nWssr n.ie II 4.
'f T.. y sAI +, 'a:,'"
: nta~n. 1850
M,iisp. Eltc
nay T. D Sir Dirc1-M-,ta.n ntl.r
PROPERTY nAcE;AND .rrD
hr q, sir phon-Dcnnir B!u" II, ; $.
nay Of Or ny Sir Di,on-M." Arn. :"
nro~n. $500
5000
bay e. b, nln.oo- p..ta,-. II. J. payer
| is.tsr
IN 6. BY nInaoo- k,.nr,o., uro.n. $500
The evening world., 1901-06-04
Brooklyn Players UP in
Arms Against the
Umpire at Cincinnati
Play Is Close.
ts,.e,,, 10 m. EVENING wo-lhD

Special to TIE Ereninf "ofw
CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 4.-The sea
cons first no, spell is here and the
Brookiyns and C!nc!nra:ss have n Ans
day for their second game Of the series
The heat is rei!sh-d By every member
OF both teams as Il mean. smoother
sailing ahead for the veternn. and
youngsters alike. All agree ina; ibis
has been the toughest season on record
for baseball. and Dick Harley, Of the
Reds. called the turn when he said THIS
morning: IT'S a wonder ;hrce-tourths
of the League players hay" rot been
put out OF business
The team OF hot-kouse plants had an
other hours practice this morning. and
went through some warm PAGES. Tom
DAILY said that four DAYS in succession
like TIL. would pu, them in the best OF
shape.
Batting Order Changed Again.
Capt. Kelley is no, satisfied with his
batting in a pinch. and after talk
with Han.on this snornng shakc-up
IN the batting order WAS arranged.
Kel said that only once this spring has
he pushed gu. timely hit and Il was
time to make a shift. Kelley wanted
TO 10 down To :he bottom with the
heavy weights. hut lianion Houldn',
hear OF Il.
.Up To the top yoi go said the man.
aser. 50 Kelley will lead on to-day.
with kceier second and Sheckar,l third
on the list. the res, OF the batting order
remainin. as It was Sheckard has
Aatted at fast clip and the chang.
may prove a winner.
Manager Bancroft, said to-day that |,
there were many more OF those heart
disease finishes he would have to quit
The Reds have been in ten games 10 far
that were won and lost by run. en-
ctnnat! winning Ave OF them. THIS q
drawing them too fnc frr panny.
IBID" McPhee has given up all hope.
Of having Tommy corcoran with the
Reds again this year. Corcornn Is laid
up with typhcsd fever al New Haven
and no Improvement Is reported.
Maeoon fills the bill all right at short
The evening world., 1901-06-04
POWERS IS NOT
AT TER MATTY"
Eastern Leagues Presi-
dent Doesn't Believe
TOrontos WantHim.

=, T. Powers. President OF the Eastern
LcngGe o: basebal! cluEa, this mo:n.ns
Tented the Statement; published 10 the
.Tec; ;aat he had said that the Toronto
CLUB vas ent.tlei to III. services o.
pitcher Matn.wson, ~ the New York
cub. ami furthermore would make an
it,.mr, 10 have tn. National League
restore The Giants star twir!er to the
Toronto c,uo.
THE Toronto club ha. never filed a
complaint with n. claiming Mathew
sons sery.ces ana | don't s,e why al
,lis noseuslcai talk should De stirred
4p. | Hili not make a complaint TO tn.
National Board TO have tina, body re-
store Mb;I-W-on to the Toronto CLUB.
sever si!d | would.
While was In, Worcester I was
asked ABOUT the claim made by the
Toronto club. and | merely sH!d | al
no, know anything about n. facts y
the cas-" as tn. Toronto cluo OIL as
had n.ycr spoken To me- about It. .As
said before. VIII no; put In a claim
t. the National League FOR Mathew.
sons services.
The evening world., 1901-06-04
RESULTS At HAWTHORNE.
RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE. june

RACE. TRACK. HAWTHORNE. June
t.-Tha races scheduled 10 Dc run here
to-day resulted as toilJ"s;
First cs-Flve.cighths OF mile
Won by \lnhdn. Is - ! and + u |.
Stuyvc. /, 20 FOR place. vas -ecnni.
Hans Wagner th!r! rime-lol
Second Rac-AIiic ard = Ss>,ccn;h.-
Won hy Our S.llic. 10 | and 3 10 !:
r. Cancy. 10 ! Tor place, Wa second:
Moroni third Timc-lis IL
rhird Race Four aud nnc-h,if fur
longs. Won ", Mabel Vim, : to ; aud
4 to Z. Tn. f.smrnh. t. Dor p.,c.. MS
second, Jnhuunna thira T.mc-oaj ~.
The evening world., 1901-06-04
YANKEES MAKE
CLEAN SWEEP.
TheyTake SevenPIaces
in First Three Races
at EPSON.

LONDON. June THE American
horses and jockeys began the day In
excellent form. taking al. three places
in the first race. the Craven Stakes. .!
20 sovere!gns. for three year-olds and
upward. distance on mile. which re.
suited a. follows:
Richard Cookers The seo,rhman II II. ROM
Frank Gsrdnsrs Eneonb- &c J.nxirA, . .
", c, whi'nsy's Holsen u. Re!n, Is. r3.. 3
The second race. tn. Egmont Plate
thardicap. OF 800 .ovcrcisns. for three
ye1r.o!ds and upward. i've furlongs)
was a similar triumph for the Amcr.-
cans. The following was the result,
Daniel coos~r. E,m.- tM.h.r, .....
Noel Feas'i.t's C.ssiue u. Martin, ...t.. .
Col. farsSton'S iIandx,iss u. R-lEl ....,... !
Escurial. with Maher up. won ,hc
Ashtead Plate o, 200 sovereigns. To-
three.year.olds. six !urionSs.
The chief even, OF the days pro.
gram,Ie. the Woodco;c Stakes ,of IT,.
sovereisns. for two-year.olds. six fur.
lOaSs). was won by Il. s sievi.r's sc.p.
tire. me daugnte. OF Prrsimnou 10,
when AT Sicvicr an!d ip."n ruin.as
suit:
\. s. Sewer. sc-ptr ................,..
i. Forrest Tois r.arts, ............,..,
J. Gubh!E.s Port Blair. ......5.t,.. LII
London. with M!iher up. non the Up,
Som i'!ate., Turne'. on William &. Whit.
ney's De Lacy. was seen ;or tn. nr-t
time IN this race. but was not placed
Fr,nt Gardnrr's New York II wor
che wellington Plate. Of 200 -ov-r-lSns
Tor two-y,.'r-nsds. nSc !nrlonIs The :lll
result .ol!oHs:
Prank Gardatr's Ns~ Yors H. &C. I.asia,
y ktns1s The Gor,u hn Il. Rer,
Nj Arthur. ReEfo ..-.5t.-.-
Morsantc tMartin up Non tho Nor.
bury Plate.
The American. thus won six ar.is OH,
OF seven and We're placed .iev.n Zines
out OF iwcnty conc
The evening world., 1901-06-04
NEW YORK CAME.
CONTINUED from nrs, paseo

the break. and shoots to the rerfec'o
slugkcrs.
Firss lnninK.
The Giants went To- bat Van !!altren
lifted an easy ny l." burkc!t Kruger
made sorry mum Of sclbach's rap. ana
head. seibach taking third s,rsnH hi,
AN easy one to Kruger and Sclhhch
was run down between miro ann hGanr.
!Strang getting as IN, as s.conn NJ H..
Hickman hoist~i sR!-sCrh"r W y"
Gam. No runs.
Burkett was retired by three .! Tay-
ior's shoots. icid.ick cracked q clean
single to right. McGann doubled 10
lef.; .snd,nE lleidr'Gk ner"s. tn" s,n'e
van Oh, at nrs,. f'uelow and Cancel
retired Padd"n. one run
second Ianinx.
OF Davis's sronndcr. a t'y 70 Bnrkttt
sent Camel to the bench Buelow was
a fan out victim No runs.
Wallace popped ~ to strnnS,
Kruger famed out. Schrlver knocked
an easy chance to Davis. No runs.
Thira i""ins.
Hc!drick squeezed Rowerman'> nS,
pa!d"n muff.L Taylors easy rap. Van
MI 10 Pl.,d.n and died with Taylor on
Gam. No runs,
Jones .irucx out. Burket' hunted ana
beat the a5ll to first. Taylor caught
lurket, on f,r.i and he was tagged out.
Taylor 20 CANCEL and Davis. Buclnh
grabbed ilc!ir!ck's hot Eround~r and
throw his man out. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Sciolch singled 10 centre. S,ran,; out
on sirIk.,s Hickman waited patiently
and drew his has. on balls Davis nstti
u long ny TO Burk-i, who h-A on 10
the bail too long. Setback and Hick.
man taking second and third Camel
brought, two runs home wish rsppia$
single past Paddcn Buelow flied TO
Donovan. Two runs.
McGann opped out TO Taylor. Dono-
van dropped Ny In lIickmans ml;t.
Pad len walked Wa!iac. singled 10 left.
sending iadden 10 third. Wallace was
out trying TO steal No runs.
The evening world., 1901-06-04
FOURTH Rhu:

The nronkdal" brought a splendid
Held TO the pos, with several horses
well backed The rrst.l; war 81 surprise.
carbInC.e, an unsupported outsider.
winning very hanjily. ,;uli.n Rrlga-
,..cr ana Toys raced III cl1.r order
heads apart>for SIX turlons With car
buuCic i.shi IN bclni. Then D.-rnnttr
raced los them aud took the lead on the
far TURN. carDvnclc pulled ont and
Wen, after him. and IN. is,!r raced into
The .s,rctrh head and head II clIpc Of
lengths 10 front ~ l<umart. u"riiuter
itei 10 tha run home. and Carhuncl..
stnlilng ~ kimlra'- rush won a good
rate. " Length and a hal. l<amara
wi- ucXk IN IRON, ot sidney Lucas
F!.rh Race Five furlpngs -won by
Sastuilln G;nidseckcr WAS second. and
Smart : thirl
The evening world., 1901-06-04
cn,nml., mow,,ns c,un outing.

the Calamity bowling club NH be held
a, ki.ac's Astoria Schuetzen Park.
Long Island City. on June 20 Tnlushl.
prizes vi! be- given t0r bowling. run.
mag Jumping, e..
The evening world., 1901-06-04
i, narlhoIomrw 4. G. Game.

sst"sUS" ~ . """Vh'
Che 81. Bartholomew A. c. will hold
- INST annual set of games at Celtic
MI II H.. on June q. a handsome
2 ssO watch Wilt be given the win.
u o. zach, event. The events to be
ash, . li6.yafd run. i6D-yArd run,
~ 1eytce race hi. nlle run, pole
sIsHR e putting
The evening world., 1901-06-04
I'Ix.On'~ Uou,inx RECORD.

;as. II pigeon owned by s. J. Schreck.
has broken the loca! hom!ng pigeon rec
o:L by lying from Alligator Lake. Miss.
distance OF ~ miles. on an air line.
N nine hours and forty one minutss