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The evening world., 1901-09-06
The Batting Order,

Especial TO Tho Evening wotldJ
BALL GROUNDS. BROOKLYN. Sept.
6.-Although the Cincinnat!s nave been
giving Che champions hard rub the
final game OF the series between these
two clubs to-day was again poorly at
tended The Brooklyn fan is a methodl-
cal animal. giving up his quarters not
with the purpose OF seeing the cham
p!ons win. but only to see wcll-played
game between evenly matched teams.
He has bee n badly fooled this time.
AS the Reds have made 1t as torrid for
Hanlon's bunch as any club this seaspn.
There was new arrival In the Super.
bas' band to-day in the person OF Charlie
Laudenslager, the innclder who was
claimed by Hanlon 'on the Western trip
last July just before Charlie Irwin was
signed. Lludeus'lagcr failed TO rcpor; at
that time. but he turned M this morn
ing and will be given a trial. There was
;nik OF us!ng him at short field.
Lnudenslager hailed from the Vir-
ginia League and was wanted by Nc
Graw for his Baltimore Orioles at one
time Hc is third bascman and Is
tputed az "A wonder IN every branch OF
.he game.
Dahlcn was on deck. however. cavort-
Ing around the middle garden as though
he had been on a bee:st.ak diet for th!E
iy--IN hours. and there bad been moth
!:.S :a;. matte: .!:a h!m.
II was Jimmy Hughes's turn to do
slab duty to-day. with Deacon Phillips
Is his opponent. Another hot argument
vas promised by the warm action OF
both teams during the prclminaries.
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HORSE SALE At SHEEPSHEAD
Emporium brings
1890. Top Price.

Before tho races began at Sleeps.
head tais afternoon tho horsemcn spent
their time in the Fasis s-Tlp,on sale pad
docks opposite tho track. where the
yearl!nss. two-year- and older
Eorses In the stable of NJ Murphy. as
well as several the property OF james
Galway. were placed under the ham.
mer By Auct1oneer Easton.
Tho top figure OF the sale was -, 10,
paid for the three-year-o!d Emporium.
which cost his owner $1,000 last spring
and has not as yet been at tn. post.
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AWAITS
Upton S REPLY.
INDEPENDENCE WON'T BE
BROKEN UP YET.
sir Thomas Asked to Arrange
Rnccs with the noston
Yacht.
tspest.I to Tao Evsa,ns wcrlsl !

BOSTON. Sept. 6,-In rspiy to tele-
gram. asking him TO delay the breaking
up OF his yacht. Independence, unit. Sir
Thomas Lipton replied TO a gu~ry a. 20
whether he would race the lndepend-
encc after the cup series, Thomas W.
Lawson wires this answer:
Yes. will postpone breaking up
Independence until L!pton's reply is re-
ccived. II races can be arranged I VIII
put up tho new cup now being made sy
Tiffany. which Is the bes, ever erected.
THOMAS W. LAWSON"
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FILLY BRINGS $4,000.

Spirited Bidding prevailed Al the sale
ot yeasl!nsS held In the FssIs-Tlr,nn
faGdocks o.tros.,e the Shecpgheni R1J
track yeEtcrday. When IN. rnrs,nIt
a!ly ~ Henry ot NavUrc- -Salilr Nc.
OF the sale sas reached. John f Nni,
den secured her .cr $j.cc,-the top price
os the SNle ~
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STRIPPING NEW YACHT.
COnstttution's Nrv Nrinsnil Ma,
Ur Uecut to Fit Columbia.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept. 6.-The main
sail OF Constitution was taken OF to-
day. and there was rumor that the
boat Is 10 be stripped and laid up. hut
this could not be verinCS II IL under
stood that she vii be towed TO Bristol
this afternoon or tomorrow.
The Columbia remained AZ ancnor in
the bay
II is undertnod that one OF the Con.
sututions nlinshils may he rccut and
used on tn" Columbia
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THOMAS EASY FOR SlMMS.
Akronitc Gave Phtladclphlau Had
Heating In Thirteen Rouuds.

Artie Simms, tho Akron lisht-wclSh,.
had an easy time at New Britain. Conn.
last night. In beating KID Thomas.
OF Philadelphia. The battle was TO have
been for twenty rounds. but Simms had
proven 80 much superiority In thirteen
rounds that II was considered Ntse to
stop proceedings,
Thomas was badly cut up. but simms
was not satisfied With the result, and
was willing to resume the mill after no
had been given the decision. lie was re-
strained by his handlers,
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Professional and amateur Ynchtsnen
who have bAen getting Il line on Sham.
rock II. since her adyen, In these
sssters. Nnd who have also becn watch.
fnR the anal RACES OF the Columbia. now
neiected az .ae defender. viii now have
"a opportunity to put the knowledge
lssey have gained 10 good. profitable use.
The Evening World. desiring to fore
) eaSt = far as possible the result os
geEHlng yaesu between Shamrock IL.
b - cup defender. maEaa this bid
81 azness informatsan which they
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THIRD RACE


Endurance by Right was IN over
whelming favorite in this race. and she
romplng in an easy winner by two
lengths. Jim Tully was second and Pre-
tortus tnird TO the strctch. There jim
and Penlnsula closed rapidly. They
had a glorious finish for the place. Jim
Trlly getting the decision by neck.
While Pre,orius beat Peninsula a head
Fourth Raci-Siile and three-aix-
tcenths.-Won by Watercslor: Sones
was second and Autoligh, th!;d.
Fifth Rnce.-Won by Gchwalbe. An
cension was second and Lady Sterling
third.
Sixth Race-won by Trigger; Baron
Pepper wah second and Maid of Harlem
third.
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ALF. LAKELAND IN BELLEVUE.
Horse Trainer Goes
to hospital for Treatment

Alfred Lakeland. forty -Four years old.
Of No. q West SecoNi street. Coney Isl.
and. the weil-known horse trainer, and
brother OF William Lakeland. who Ia
even better known. walked iato Belle.
vue Hospital to-day. and after being
examined was placed in the alcoholic
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SHOWS
NEWEST CANVAS.
Challenger Goes Out to Stretch Third MainsaiI,
the Biggest One Yet

know what they haye TO do now
that Columbia has been chosen to de-
fend the cup. They feel sure Shamrock
II. can do what she was built to do
that Is. beat a faster boat than the Co
lumbia. 'The cup can he lifted" IL the
sentiment Of the entire Upton fleet.
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Sporting.
C0NEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
RACING Ar ssEEPsItEAn : .a y, mAn. !.

RAclNu At sHEEPsHEAD DAf.
Aux n 10 sent. H. 3 20 Y. II. lRain or ahlnel
CEpT kth RsArERs AND Five OTHER
~. Was, at,h st.. E. H.. via L. /. II r.. at
II A. II. tsi0. 1910 400 Parlor Car Trainl,
Ito, 10 ai0. e.to. 10. noat, toot walt.hais
n ,va ss.h q tsiryl IN sanssssisn e via L l.
Iva ala Transit trom areskyn prldse rSsu
Ycsh s,dsi. hsidgs traina via kinHs coun,y and
iins vis ns.shien nsssA Read tysry 10 Minutes
Fro,a EFaaapsy, wiilismibuIe. TAXA usean ave.
saFs. All tsraaklra surface cara trsnsssf diiast
d. traah Aaale kr EaHdaf n n 2
Y "Anaitssioa 10 Ys1iaa arANpA g.
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WESTERN FILLY
WON THIRD RACE.
Jim TuIIy Finished Behind Endurance by Right
-Monarka a Winner.

Won by Gov. Boyd. l5o to and 20 10 !;
Kitty Clyde, 10 for place. vas second
and Round Turn third. Tlme-iia
Second Race-F!ve-eighths OF a mile
Won BY Colonial Girl. TO 10 and out.
Oglc, for place. ran eecond ana Anna
Elliott third. T!mc-i.ol i-2
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BASEBALL CHAT.
standing of the Clubs.
nr,dxeport. at uohokcp.

fhe crack bridgeport team. second IN
tho race Of tho connes,icut State
League. playa tho Hohokcns Sunday on
tho crickul grounds. Harley will pitch
for the homo team and n good gamc il
assured.
The evening world., 1901-09-06
SECOND GAME.
The batting Order.

'InVIIf-SHSuer.
POLO GROUNDS. Sept, 6.--with no
aprGrea, hope OF 5rcak!ng the Pitts
burg's string ot Victories. the Giants be-
gan the second game In a l!feless fash
ion. Up to the ar.t game to-day, a de-
feat for them as, usual. they had played
ffNe games and i've times has victory
perched upon the Plra;ichl banner. Is
II any wonder New York IL 'i. In the
race for he pcnnaut7
few more than thousand wer. In
attendance at III. rbscGuies ana some
body SIH mni- enough tu begin whiting
funeral march Billy rhyie and Alex
smith WAS appointed New fork.s bat.
terics In the second struggle, and M"r.
r!ti nEi o't0nnDr took the pitchtn. and
catching Job fo- the Pirates.
First InnInu.
New York took first turn 1t the bat
field Mcuride pushed one In for a
pair OF .acks Vans rap was good for
two ana Il scored SclblCn. but Mcbride.
by pretty throw by Davis, was nippea
left. Merritt stopped Stranss hurdl.r
and handed I, ovo. TO Bnnsiicld. One
run.
Lefty" DAVIS singled over strangs
head. CLARKE pushed one along mrs;
Ecaumnnt's tOul boost Wagner hit for
two basus. II stalled Dlvla Bransheid'
safety sent clarke and iionus home.
Murphy did 3 Juggling act with Ritch
cy's roller, Leach sent Branstield over
the plate when hetore out oue-bagger,
CAMEL got under O'Connor's high one.
Merritt Kept up the good work by rap
ping out single that scored R!tcaey,
Camel lid Davis hy himself. Five runs.
second Inning.
Murphy singled, but died with Camel
when the latter hit 20 Murphy: Smith
s got to second when Rs,chcy flung his
Iardt took Phyic's place and he Tanned
No runs.
Clarke's liner sailed s,raigh, into Gan.
., Hsis ] hands BsGnm99rs ,9,, h,Fh sne IN e, fs;i
Wagner's h"unccr No runs.
Third Inirs.
:. lhach's rnp vas 100 hot for waSnrr
nnpirr would not allow IL. Then Aig!e
dropped a single To centre. Wagner
got holj Of Wants ny Davis's roller to
II nus was McHrdc's unlolng at sex
TO catch Davis stealing second, and
George went on TO third, On R!tchry's
bal throw 20 the plate. Clarke got,
under strans's hy. Grc rnun,
sammy GOT Hi,ahcy's weak ny, Leach
doubled but was caught trying to
ttrctch it; No runs
Fourth Inning.
Mefrit, fooled Murphy Leach sen,
Cancels oounccr over Rit1hsy DID
Smith No runs
pasis assists in IN" finishes OF O'Con-
nor and Merric. Strang sriOpcd Dnvis's
n,ul No rlinE.
Fiuh Inning.
Van Handi pushed one u2 :or Leach.
SalbaSh turgpcd 20 Davis AcBride'f
third nj, OF theNgame was = iwo-lircr.
RltChcy assisted In VANS DENTS" at
iirst. No runs
The game was called on account OF
darkness, the sore going back to the
NTH inning
THE SCORE BY lSSiSGs
SsN Yors..l o q q Game called I
t,"Sburs 80" 20 3 from Sth 10
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

Especial 90 Tao F.sniaS World
RACE TRACK. sHEEPSHEAD BAY.
Sept. THE entries for to-morrow's
races are Us follows:
Fir,, itass-For two.y.sr-oits: ceiling: ar. fur.
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DELMAR RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. DELMAR. Sept g
The races scheduled to ba run here To-
day resulted MS follows:
First Race-One miie and A sixteenth.
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GIANTS 90 ON
LOSING GAMES.
Beaten Five Times in Succession by the Pirates
They Begin Sixth Contest with Little Hope.

, hits or "Hick" and he was sent to
the stable
The New York management went
down IN the grab-bag again and this
ston. Goodness only knows his haii!ng
place. but that vas not essential 10
the game.
The Pirates played all around the
Giants and made them look like Gen.
trail Park team The Smokctowr men
hit the ball for keeps and knocked Hick-
man ont OF the box In short order.
SCORE ny INNINGS
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Shamrock H. didn't leave her an
shorage until nearly } o'clock this
afternoon. Then Designer Watson. Sir
Thomas Upton and Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
son went aboard. and slipping her moor
Ing buoy. the challenger broke out her jlb.
baby j!b topsali and staysall and made
Tor the Jersey shore on the port tack.
but Quickly libel about aud stood for
TIE poin; OF Sandy Hook on the star.
board tack. She passed out by Sandy
Hook close hauled at 3,os, presenting
a picture OF beauty.
outside the point OF the Hook she
fel, the long swell OF the ocean. caused
By the continued easterly and sou,heriy
wind The Wind was from the south
southeast. only about seven mics, bu,
the ebb tlIe aided her. She made good
progress toward Gedney's Channel
Another Huge MnInsRn.
At o'clock ire sailing breeze was
Kicking Up the waters OF the Horseshoe
and prclG ,ations were made TO get un-
ier way Jib-staysai, and jlb-tcpsall
were FIRST sent MP in stops The main
sail wns hois;cd and peaked up" at
as /, was the mrs, lmc tho huge
cloud Of canvas had been hoistad, ard
the critics were curious to compare It's
At With the two other ma!nsails In
Shnurcck's wardrobe.
Apparently the one used to-day Is the
largest Of the three. II IA Of the same
creamy color and its ~ was perfect.
This remarkable boat has the most re-
narknSie collection OF sails ever pos
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~. Louis without Estva Charge by
the rennsyl~ahia Llmtted.
Leaves New York yves, .Ji stree, atAsisa,
daiiY A. ats A. ~ -
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Exer, ne,el aaa Csah

IL witAin easy reach st one Of the PsanayIyan,.
brossss Or cortianat street. s.s
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neaters Take ytnae By tho Fereleesx
'.Aas ersss ass q sase,s q Ersaa. Ala, 'ss
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MEN CURED.

fAMuUH u NO, hiafa RnAfAhlHad 20 taFt all de.
sasss shsfs sapsass sas taisstisns fsiil tss. psr
esttis; es ssefssAtl krsnaF. nsaselss. - Ia "a
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s.s s'sSsss & FL. :ss ss;s sa ' Il ';s: 'ss H. -. ..
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Goldaga cut on. tho running. followed
In close order by Cryptograxn- Dunwell
the stretch Cryptogram went TO the
front and won handtly by a length and
a half from Cast Iron. who was mech
in front OF GoldaEa.
grOCesD RACE
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SECOND RAGE

Satire made the running. followed by
Monarka and Wax Taper. There was
no change In position TO the stretch:
There Monarka moved up TO Satire and
leaders. In the run home Monhrka
went to the front and won easily by
two lengths from Satire. who was
head in front OF Wax Taper.
Tntpn
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this article, tl!ng out the blank spaces
properly and giving your name and ad.
dress, Than snnd the coupon 20 "Yecht
L.slimata Editor. Evening world. p. o,
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u saNes Half Day.
kaAsavnnaA's noaa traia 20 naffato ns.a.i..
M,ssiss sssiasas Ia sss SafA. Arrives Gafaia
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nave already gained: II will pay on, ,Inc
me cup races. dividing the amount ,s ss
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nInynl re ,.a 81. sio 81: every known max.
blGIGlt0. fat thess prices " unload; new ana
;inrT n. Il. %. i.s5; We arc III. i.rssss tirs
IlHt0.i dealers In tho ~s:'a; guarantee WA
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IN THE EASEMENT.
"n1S -l Park Ros-e
WHO sTEsrABLisHEp 10 YRs
1000 tires. saarantsed 1901 makes. 6Oc, ,75e Si
Cycles. lamps. bells saddles At reduced priees
Bstars u Acre to-day. gene to- siryeis Satfys
Medical.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE
LAFAYETTE CAPSULES

Quick service through Sunday
World Wants. Ifyou've got ali sta,ta.
ner. don't uaa World wanta S,ta q
Auryy. GA
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ro BicYcLE RipERs-rhoussads Of barsains
oa.red al our special Saturday sale. wsfch
for rr,es lis, In Morning World !o,morrow 49,
ss T~o aires for less than others ARK f1' '"s.
s;r.a, price Cutters. ~ corslandt street open
to- -night TIL 10
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FOR best ESTIMATE. .,,
f6n NEXT HEST ESTIMATE. .,
FoN iriitaD HEST ESriMATE. 1,
FOR FOURTH hest ESTIMATE.
FOR Fatsrii best ESTIMATE.
Imperial press., 1901-08-31
FOOD IS NEEDED
Starvation Faces Poor People in the
 Drouih stricken Sections of Texas

San Antonio exas.-Reports from Zapata county confirm the news that the poorer classes there are facing starvation They must have immedi- ate help in the way of food or the re- suits will be terrible Range water has failed and range cattle are too weak Co travel and are dying rapidly. The country Is literally burned up by the drouth. There is not a green thing 10 be seen except cactus plants. Zapata county Is fifty miles from the nearest railroad and whatever in the way of food is sent to the farmers in
 the famine-strlcken place must be hauled from Laredo. a two days trip at best
 Mayor Hicks of this city has started relief fund and has already sent a small sum of money to Laredo to be used in buying food for the sufferers. Relief work will be continued here. Nothing has been heard here from the war department in answer to a request for rations sent by Congress- man Kleberg.
Imperial press., 1901-08-31
TREASURES FOR KING EDWARD
Overhaulins of Royal Palaces Leads to
 Valuable Finds

London.-The overhauling to which the various royal palaces are be;rg subjected, by order of King Edward is leading to extraordinary discoveI- ies Garrets and cellars. closed for over a century, are now being cleared and thrown open.
 Queen Caroline, by Lawrence, was
 Recently magnificent portrait of Queen Caroline, by Lawrence, was found, along with some othe paint ings, in a garret at Windsor Castle, and now an old Fourgon, or velvet lined van, of great size filled with splendid silver and silver gilt plate has been found in a stable at St James palace, which has not been used for 150 years.
 The silver in mention belonged to Queen Anne and was used by her when giving her dinner parties at Kew, Hampton Court and other subur- ban palaces. to which the van was dispatched from St James The sil- yer was black, and undoubtedly had remained in the van since the time of the death of Queen Anne.
Imperial press., 1901-08-31

ter of a cent to one cent per pound. While VIC were selling at those rates we have been paying for fruit from two Co ten cents per pound and even higher for fruit we might just as well have raised for our own tables. which fruit would have been in much finer condition 1T raised by the user him self The same applies to vegetables. Not every one can grow potatoes but those who have to buy have as a rule to pay from one cent Co two cents Ter pound for them.
 And we go on ln this way. often wondering why the two ends do not come closer together Hundreds of carloads of oranges are thrown away that ought Co bring .n money when worked up. Our millionaire meat packers have made millions almost from what the country butcher gen erally throws away.
 As Professor Woodbridge says. every part of the hog Is now utilized. even Co the squeal. which can be caught in the photograph.
 The Cultlvator has been urging the producers in th.s direction for years without any very apparent results. It will not take very long at the dis crepancy Of last season 10 make many converts to the above doctrines. when we may expect to see greater thrift and economy in the home.-Cal Gull tiYatOr
Imperial press., 1901-08-31
BUSINESS BEGAN ON STOLEN MONEY
Caron Mans Disclosures in Suit Against
 Brother

Carson Nev.-Hugh Kelly. the plain tiff in a suit against h.s brother, Joe Kelly, for dissolution of partnership, made a sensational allegation on the stand, He intimated that the money used in establishing the firm came rom 2 robbery which occurred m this city in 1894. whereby the Virginia and Truckee Railroad company was robbed of $3700. He said that he dug up $500 from the ground in a stable. at place indicated by his brother. and that this money was used in the firm.
 On cross-eXamination he would net state as a positive fact that the money came from the robbery. but assumed it had come from there. as he knew of the robbery of the above sum and that most of it was in S gold pieces. which was the denomination he dug up. He further stated that the money was changed into $2O gold pieces before be- ing put into circulation. at the instance of his brother and that he received $500 for digging up the money and put ting it into the possession of his brother.
 The railroad brought action against other parties at the time of the robbery but the grand jury failed to ind.ct. The statement of Hugh Kelley throws new light on the case.
Imperial press., 1901-08-31
Vegetable Seed Planting

Why should not vegetable seed farm ing become an established industry In Southern California? Tn the vicinity of San Jose in Santa Clara county, more than a million pounds of vege- table seeds have been raised this year, and about twenty-five thousand pounds os flower seeds. as reported by the Mercury Probably no one will claim that conditions are more favorable for the profitable production of vegetable seed in Santa Clara county than in many parts of Southern California. It Is a mere mG .f of enterprise and intelligent effort that has made busl- ness success of seed production in .-.e northern county Onion and beet seeds have been the leading crops fer many years. since more especially.
 August is known as the harvest month among seed growers. Seeds and bulbs of hordy vegetable. such as
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4 Few Items Gathered for the Interest
 of Our Rural Readers.
4 Great Demand for Potatoes Vegetable Seed Planting Marketing Ranch Egg -Csnnsd Fruit Industry. Etc.
Farmer,

The farmer is liable still to be busy. Too busy to look ahead and prognosilcate the character of the coming season The question whether summ- r rains in the mountains. on the desert and In Arizona in summer have any connection with the winter rainfall Is vital one. If. as the writer believes. they havo it Is im- portant to know. for If the farmer could foresec the character of com ing season with any degree of certain ty 1t would be worth many. many dollars and many anxious days and nights to him. Therefore watch close ly the coming season and make a note of 1t and use 1t for future guid- ancc. The summer of 1884 was q wet one and with plenty of rain in the mountains In Riverside two and q as many hours and good crops were the assurance of the following winter Enough water ran out of Bear Val ley that season. If 1t could have been stored. to have provided a liberal sup ply of irrIgating water during the past three seasons of scant supply. If the present season follows the rule of that season It's character will be known .n ample time to get in a good acreage A record of this coming season may be valuable for reference. Cal. CultiyatoT.
Imperial press., 1901-08-31
Got Married and Died

Atlantic (N. JD-Quartermaster Joseph Matthews of the United States cruiser Newak. who was married yes terday to Miss Eva May Sain of Cam den. shortly before n iergoing an oper- aticn. died early today at the hospital here. Matthews had recently returned from the Philippines. He came here for a brief vacation. and while bathing last Sunday dived from the board walk into two feet of water. His head struck the sand and h.s spine was badly injured. Matthews was en- gagged to marry Miss Caln. and on be- ing informed that he was not likely to survive the operation he sent for his fiancee and they were married.
Imperial press., 1901-08-31
"SWlFT.WATER BILL"
Famous Klondiker Weeds lis Fourteen.
 Year.Old Niece

Tacoma (Wash )-Pretty Ada,ina Lyd.a Boyle. aged II. is the third wife whom William C. Gates, be-. ter known as "Swil,-water Bil'.' has married within as many years What makes the case more interest. ing is the fact that she is Cat $ own niece. and was won by him despite the protestations of her mother who is highly indignant that her brother should have eloped with his niece. 5 indignant is she that she has sworn out a criminal complaint charging Gates with Kidnapping her daughter.
Imperial press., 1901-08-31
Marketing Ranch Eggs

1T the farmers wife who gathers the eggs and keeps them in any old place" no matter how warm it may oe during the heat of the day and lets them lie till she accumulates several dozen. and then tries to sell them as fresh laid eggs. could hear the uncom- pi.mentary remarks passed on her lack of judgment and honesty when they reach the market, and could see customers hesitate about buying them because Of their unsatisfactory expert ence with these ranch eggs she would ever after that keep them cool in some way and never fail to sell them while they are fresh. thereby getting better prices for her eggs and gaining q reputation for good sense and hon. esty. There are too many of these careless wiyes.-L. 4. Herald.