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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-09

10 them. and she puts excuses into
their own mouths TO save them the
pain of a frank confession and her.
self the pain of in1icting n deserved
punishment. The children of such
mother grow TO be snillyshally, su-
periicial men and women. and ali and
only because of their over-indulgence
at home during their childhood
American Queen.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-09

medium size two and one eighth yards
OF material forty-four inches wide or
one and quarter yards fifty
inches wide VIII be required.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-09

rie1y Of combs and ornaments for her
hair without going into any of the
precious metals There is the ever
handsome ana ever useful shell, am.
Der. which is beautiful with some
tresses-not least frequently with
bloude-and last. and this is new
departure. there is Jet. Jet is appear
ing in fancy combs. pins and orna.
ments for the hair, which are exceed.
inely pretty. The backs Of the combs
are usually cut; they are Of the
shapes that are to be found in the
other combs. and certainly they are
attractive. There are very pretty
ornaments of this cut jet Sometimes
they appear in the form Of a bird and
in other forms, which are pretty but
nameless.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-09
THE SHIFT WAIST.
Practical Hints on the Proper Way to Put
one ON.

one on.
With the approach of warm weather
the feminine mind turns TO the ques-
tion of shirt waists. Are they or are
they not to be worn again this sum
mer? Fashion gives its opinion that
they are TO be worn. This viii be the
greatest shirt waist season Of all
/ can hear the sigh of content that
goes up from many an anxious wom-
ans heart. What makes the shirt
waist so popular? AS simple looking
as it is, shirt waist takes as much
time to put on properly as an evening
dress.
1 say properly advisedly, for there
are ways and ways of putting on Il
shirt waist \ woman never looks 50
trinity dressed. so altogether chip
per-" as she docs in shirt waist that
is well put on. or so slovenly rs In
one that is badly put on, and for the
sake Of those dear women who for
lack OF knowledge or inspiration have
never learned to do the thing prop
erly l give here Il few rules which, if
followed to the letter, will guarantee
a shirt waist figure to those who
have dreamed Of one, but have here
tofore had no personal acquaintance
with it.
MY method is my own peculiar in
vcntion. and | have shared the secret
with only q chosen few till now. when
my conscience no longer allows me to
rtF. f4 L., 60 init
First. then, take the corset you are
wearing. u straight front. OF course,
for they can be bought now in the
cheaper models rs well as the most
expensive, and just at the end of the
eyelets, at the bottom of the corset,
sew loop OF inchwide ribbon Oh
either side.
Now put on your shirt waist. fast
ening it with the tiny pearl buttons
which are TO be so fashionable this
summer, and tie your stock, taking
care to lap It neatly in the back.
Then. with two small safety pins,
pin the belt of your shirt waist at the
back to the loop Of ribbon as light as
you can stand it without being I'M
comfortable or making yourself feel
like Il horse with too tight a check
rein.
Now take your hand mirror and
turn around and look at your back.
Did you ever get quite that fat effect
petore. Did you shirt waist ever fit
so smoothly between the shoulders?
For my own waists always have the
belt sewed down just to the side
seams and then hanging free. so that
I may pleat the front OF the waist TO
suit myself.
Smooth the waist down well, then
under the arms and over the hips,
and pin 1t on each side. Then pleat
the fulness left into side pleats, and
If you are thin enough 10 stand it,
blouse 1t little in front.
Now fasten the loose ends of your
belt, and there you are, warrant
you, with a better shirt waist figure
than you ever dreamed could be
yours.
The problem OF how to pin a shirt
waist down remained long unsolvcd
to me until l evolved the method
from my inner consciousness. but
had my reward when q friend to
whom | had whispered my secret said
to me last summer: do you know,
the most valuable present you ever
made me was your method OF putting
on Il shirt waist"-New York Herald.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-09

Women in the British Postal Service.
The British Postoiiice finds employ
ment for $4,000 women out OF 10000
officers, and over 10000 Of these wom-
On are engaged, chiefly in the PROV
inces, as assistants 10 postmasters.
There are not many ranks closed to
women. No fewer than 145 head post
misuesses are to be found in the
provinces, and more than one-third
OF the ub-postmasterships are in
trusted TO women. Nine postwomen
daily make their rounds-eight in Eng
land ana Wales and one In Scotland
One dame, Martha Pike, was a sub
postmistress until the age OF ninety
three. When nearly ninety years old
she had three-hour letter round
every morning. up hill and down dale.
and she even trudged n mile and Il
half to fetch a letter and parcel mail
from the railway station. An equally
remarkable case was thar OF Hannah
Nowlcs, who was ub-postmistress Of
Frenchay for forty-fiye years, ana re-
signed at the age Of ninety-dve, to be
succeeded by 4 relation, Miss Kate
Nowles, who had already been post
woman in The district for forty-two
years. Hannah Brewer, another eel
ebrlty began 10 carry letters as a
child and kept at The work until The
diamond jubilee OF the late reign, but
at the age OF seyenty-two, having
walked a quarter OF a million miles.
she gave up the duty. She was the
recipient Of the first waterproof cloth
ing issued TO postwomen in England.
Women, 1t Is clear, are highly appre-
ciated by the postofice in almost all
departments-London Telegraph.
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Ornaments For the Hair.
A woman can lnaye an Infinite va
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-05-09
ESlSzz.l kS9l'1'
THE E@I@T5 OF fNSAl0N.

New York City.-Populor and gener-
ally becoming AS the Eton jackets are
they do not suit all figures and there is
a demand for the little cutaway that
The evening world., 1901-02-23
GAMES
VS.. ENGLAND.

International Lawn ennis natchcs are
promised Tor next August \ hai.ens.
from The English Lawn Tennis Associa.
,iou Is now on lts way hctc and all tina:
remains FOR the contamination Of the
mstcac. : the torma. acceptance sy our
eNpcrt.
The English challenge call. FOR !.
seric- Of i've matches 10 ." played IN
Angus; fpr the ln:craaticnn, champion.
shin 81 III" world ana tn" Davis trnph..
which was frs Won las, season oy
America over u H-'t!sh team,
II I. said four men will pia% ~ r,Sh
team. Instead 81 three ~ last season.
hut the number OF .ratch-. WI remain
the same. four IN singles and one IN
dorb,,s. |; |. reported TIN, III, Dousl-
crty brothers. $. II. Santa and f.. ".
Hn.yari Will be the team England Will
send
The evening world., 1901-02-23
BAD LEG MADE
FIGHTER QUIT.

iiARTFoRD. Conn, Fen. -. the
'w"niS-rounn boat Al the Crescent \.
. last night i'ats-y Sweeney, OF Man.
chester 90. IN. decision over Eddie
S"nnpilE ~ New Brunswick. In the
lfth round Connolly wrrnchcd his leg
Hhnvt tho kns" ~ tic fourth. wr.th
pAv,itallN rendered him helpless L,
protest himself rom ""ecney's terrible
blows
The l,tt"r nuui"h"d him severely. but
t"nnnily nlnekily continued until his
E"cpnts threw ~, the sponge,
HAIRY Jennings. OF sprinvf.d. was
given u" decision over Arthur Jones. ~
Wwhnston y a. in the icn-round
tprciimlnary Another inn-round go be-
tween MN" Murphy. nf Wc-thrid and
lhiiN Mnlbn" Of Springfield. ended IL,
the ann, when Murphy stopped.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
.DELUCED WITH
BURNING OIL.
Girl Obeys Orders and
Uses Kerosene to
Eui!d Fire.

Mar!l IIoerik. pre;:y Austrian ia
OF fifteen. was fatally burned to-day BY
an explosion Of q kerosene can that she
wa. using In starting a fire. She was
employed by Nathan Sheer. tailor A.
No iI9 Dela,ccy street. and was trying
20 star; u fire IN the. store on tho nese
door when the explosion occurred.
Use some Kerosene called Mrs.
Sheer iron, til, bed where she was With
her two children. one three years and
the othcr.ten months old
Maria poured the oil from :he spout
oy., the fuel In the stove. There wss
an ,stcnt explosion. which blew tne
bottom out Of the can and set the s'1'
clothes on fro.
Sh. ran into the street screaming.
where she wa. surrounded by score
o. ne!shbors, who did not know what
10 DO for her. As she ran around
screaming With palm pail OF water was
poured over her. 5u; that didn't exiau-
Su.sh the Ha'ncs.
William Kennedy. fireman. Of No.
J, Manyan street. was passing on tEe
way to work. He wrapped her In his
ovescoa;. The lire WAS distinguished.
hu; her c.othe. had been burned OF her
and when Kennedy removed the Goa;
particles o' skin and masses OF cooked
flesh ciuug 10 the garment.
Kcnnedy's hands were burned and his
mustachc sco-chcd while he was trying
to save the girl.
AN ambulance from Gouve:ncur Hos
pitai wls called and the dying Elrl was
taken 10 r.. hospital. where the physi-
elan said that she cou!! no; recover.
When rho explosion occurred Mr.. Sheer
was dressing. lie ran ito tho stor.
which b. found 10 he ablaze. He then
went 20 the reh: room ana helped his
wifi. and two children 10 the street. lie
vas severely burned about the hands
ana fnce. The loss to the store and
soois amounted TO 500.
rho burned Esri came from Austria
four months ago. after her parents had
died. Through an employment; agency
shc secured n place with Mr.. Sheer.
Sac spoke ll.;,c English. 5u; her pre:iy
face had attracted much attention in
tho rc!rhborhOod
The evening world., 1901-02-23
OUR JOCKEYS
FOR AUSTRIA.
TONY" Hamilton to Join
American Colony Of
Riders Abroad.

Another Yankee jockey XIII sail FOR
Austria In 4 fsw days under contract to
ride for wealthy Austrian nuhicman.
lie is Anthony Hamilton. ne clever
color'i Jockey. Who had - many suc-
c,s.tul mounts last season
Hamilton has been engaged 20 ride !hr
Baron John liarkynnl who owns :, large
number % race horses abroad titmiLun
was secured for The i'aron through III"
influence uf p"rr, i.nrii,agd. whn recon-.
menied him ~ n.in. "A iirst.cIu-. fider
Hamilton can Tid. A. oH as la
pounds II" Will hav" - ride his best u
he expects 90 max" q name f9r himself
In Austria. for h. will he pittcd against
the crack American riders Sasn Dogget.
Fred Taral Will. S!nms and Palsy
McDermotr, Who are also engaged 70
ride IN Austria the comm. season,
The evening world., 1901-02-23
WRITES
O,'R0URKE' S 0. K.
Little Fighter Denies thar
Manager Treated Him
Unfairly.

George D!s,a. the iIi:l. cn!orci feather
VEGA; boxer. sent tic following letter
20 ,h'r of'ic- this morning denying the
.:s cmer; tina, he ever accused Tom
O;Rourk. %. :.cntrg him unfairly or
taking any OF h.S winnings from him
tina; O'KpurH- va no; entitled 10. tn"
ie:,cr explains .,sel' and "a AS fo!iow~:
:, In. sporting sil,o- q rhs ':,eaaE World
,'h 70 iea, ;sti ma. IA. .1.nt NJ
s:,R..G In E-l,''noc- r,ctr to %. s9"s
,ss " ra7Ha, 90. " IA. ke'. sf'as, ne
asn., ~. r,sms. ,.aitr c':.sny pure Of
*, h-n..t MttY39a.i.ahn not +mi,u,.i NJ.
"a any -, aad,i:Rkh, - dsay -mpAs,!e.iiy any
80. smeris 10 that |SHsst which are supposed -
hGYs ,,nt from -nt I msds none 1t The ate
nsn,s s.,sI .GisS t. re In an ''lnsrr,s~ printed
ma Bi';in~rs pspe- on Feb, :.
y GEORGE DIXON
The evening world., 1901-02-23
SPREADING
SMALLPOX

Joan Dunn. gl,s- PACKER Ia . large
department store is annuunser' "
having been removed t. Norih Hrpthcr
island rhuradhy Last sur"rins Win
smhti-raN, Dunn /. marr'cl ntn,
twehiy-s.y"n ,,ars OLD, who liycrnt No.
t22 Fast Fourteenth street
Dumas tnu-c wa- furnished 90 he IN
sialment rlam, an. collected VIII"
called on rhurs,lay was told that there
was smallpox N tile house. Nntwiths
standing tnis ~ Went In, aui wilson .uii
that no payment could be made. he
packed up u dr"--er. four chairs. "A ,np-
pie % tables aul II cot and mattress and
had them taken away before they rad
been funigat.d.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
CAN'T USE "L'AIGLoN."
Charles fr"hmnn Enjoins nrooISlys
Theatrical Manager.

Theatrical manager Charles Frohman
secured an injunction from Justice
Trunx In Supreme Cour; to-day re.trnin-
in: Core. Paytnn. proprietor OF the
Payton Theatre. In Brooklyn. from
usins the name L'Aig!on IN the produc-
tlon OF a pay at that theatre.
\. II. Hu:nm-l. for Mr.. Frohman. told
the Court that payton was using the
name In violation o. Mr. Froaman' $
rights.
The play produced by sir. Payton
under the nam" q: l.'AtG.on. Mr.. Hum.
mel said. Is not the real i.'i!gion.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
WINNERS At
new ORLEANS.
Sport Spoiled by a Sud-
den Drop Of
1 Mercury.
GLASSDECLlNES HARD RACE.
Tho Speed Handicap Cut
ia s, Down by Favorites
Scratching.
CLASSDBCLlNES HARD RACE.

Trace TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
sEsh A.-This was the coldes, day which
!. tlsA racs-Socrs have experienced this
season. A big drop In the temperature
followed the heavy rain OF las; night
s.40eyen races were run over heavy
truck and the Speed Handicap FOR two
fysar-olds. at six fur'ongs. was the star
number. Cluster and Str Fiorian. 1Tho
wore, entered before the rain, destined
aud hummer was tho c1oicc.
At Sig started in the half-mile for two
yess.olds. Orinins st I.eonards MY.
Elsie l.. was the only absentee. l.oL
Woods was n warm savorite.
Syncopated Sandy. WAC was claimed
out sof a selling race. was returned To
his former owner. Frank frishs", today.
by Nose Goldblatt. who claimed him.
.,ss FIRST RACE.
/. oia. ut rStIe
The evening world., 1901-02-23
TEDDY CALLS ON PHILBIN.
''""-rrc>!..'c"!-E'cc' says lie
i,rnu.l .,f .y:1s %nnOiutee,

iSeSf'rcs!!rr,'.'-c isoosevei, was 4
ca!i.-sa I o'c.ocx today on Dis:rlc;-A;-
!: ,rr.y- Psfibn. IN ;ae lat;er's once IN
re t'lh!.na cous Building. His Visit
va. a'kssp.s;ea.
After a sta; %: more than hal, an
hour ,~!;h SIR. Paisbin Col. Ro,seve!;
dnparssd:. He vail tina; his vi.i, only
meant ts,t Ii. hau dropped In 20 see
his old fricnh.''
"f'feeL very prouI OF MIN" SAID col.
Roosevelt. land .!mp.y came In TO pay
my respects 20 him
The evening world., 1901-02-23
NEW ENTRANCE.
TO THE PARK.
Road Drivers Ask fer
Another at seth Street
and { eventh Avenue.

'no.h"r enhance to central r.-x vii
be constructed. /: Prcsiien; ciausrn
considers 'irornbly the Latest .applica-
ton OF tho Road Drives A.soeit:.on .;
ta!s ci;?
Owing 20 the eager encountered by
drivers Of >ol: ed horses at Tin. f.f.!-
r!nii stree. and Eighth av.-l' en-
t-ance. nJS torn up n parts dur.rS the
iinrei construction tn" Div" = Asa
c!l'icn Will uipc l'r..iltr |iMGs"i "a
aive AZ l,lr' l'.as erary .D:-l.re
4 .erue.
\ committee has been appointed &c
SAii on he Park Bars Pres!dc.:.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
Japanese Toy Spaniel Carried Off Special Prize in
Garden Shows Wind Up.

Vain, aud IL. allowed nll tr shower "a
tt-s"s and Kisses On him without SNOW
ink The least n,vorii,-m or couise all
these wcr" through the courtesy ~ us
mistress. Mrs J. Sem.
II seemed to him Ike AN ordinary
everyday occurrence, aud when the othc-
dogs. big and iiit.c. Were. barking them
selves honrsc u. III" Garden and every
body In general. Senn-Scnn WAS con tent
t, coli up in his glass home and sleep
whenever Il" had the chance,
Isig Price. offered for lin.
Tn. children had their apas with
them. too aud tim. and time again tn.
remark. Papa, wish YOU would buy
him FOR me. WAS OF repeated. some
rapas tried. but apparently Mrs. Sem
would az soon part with her head as
her net Various sums OF tempting de-
gree were offered, anh when II i said
that s..'rb u the highest It's because 1t
VAS III" highest named.
Suu-, Nuuid-hr buyers asserted thai
Mrs Sem could ann. any price sie
wanted TO and II would he granted. bn,
even that di,i not tempt her to part with
the iii'l" dog
>~nn-srnn'- Noble Ancestry.
Senn-Sonu's hr"ci IL a noble on. II
has ben for crntn'i"" he pride "f The
naboh, OF china ana Japtu wher" II
was know. ~ the sleeve dog. The
name was derived from the manner IN
which the owners carried them about the
streets. For a sc"Er OF years IN Eng
land Sem Srnn's type OF dog has t.'rn
a decided favoriic. hut there hoIs the
name OF III" Japanese pug. II Is hlrdly
thn. for outside az saucily tin.tilteh
nor All pug characteristics ar" missing.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
OLD BALL PLAYER DEAD.
Tom Kinsiow Caught for BrooLiyn
and Old .>sets."

WAsHlSGToS. D. G. Feb. 2: Tom
Kina.oW. the well-knovn bail player
VAD VaO one OF the best bsckstops IN
this eoi,ntry several wears ago. died Of
consumption At his home In this city
last night.
ISinsiow Was the star catcher OF tue
Brooklyn and METROPOLITAN leans some
years ago. AMI his services were largely
responsible TO- the majority Of games
thess teams won He Mas noted for
heavy batting.
Kinslow had been suffering for some
time with the dreaded disease which
carried him on.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
New M"nu"-n, In nrook,,,.

WASHINGTON. Feb .i-,Wh.n II.
senate met to-day senator Wc,more re-
ported ttom tn. Committee on Library
q jolat resolution appropriations Slnooo
20: 4 iu"numen; 10 the firn Of tho r.vo-
iniinn hAflcd ut Fori Greene. Brooklyn.
y. y. Tie resolution Was passed r.,
The evening world., 1901-02-23
STEAMER MAY Be LOST.
.sixhted b. Transport -" Drnn,
Z Enia Ia a Heavy sen.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Feb. "a
Capt. Morris. VI the transror, Port Al
bert. ~nlch arrived to-day from Quaran.
tine nftes crossing the Pacihc. reports
that while in mid-oce an mis- mate sighted
N two-mastcd steamship abeam abou,
TWO miles distant.
The steaner was In the rough OF hi.
epA and iaborinx fcarfu,ly. The sea
9Was. running high At the tim" and 4 was
z1leH4 to keep the Port Aiher, head on.
TAe mate went below for his glasses.
ahnt8 when he returned the fog was 80
.4eevE nothing could be seen. In less
u lAns half an h our the weather cleared
1T no weasel could be seen.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
Gov-r"mr", nn,,aI"r. nnrn.u.

MANILA. Feb. .,.-.Thr Government
buildings al lba. caoI,ai Of HambcIcs
Province. have been burned. the Jlii
alone escaping the flames. Tho Tween.
'iy-fourth infaniryis supplies were de-
sfroytd BY the fire. \. steamer has been
sent 10 loA from Manila with stores.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
HESS GLAD IT'S ALL OVER.
x-Con, m ssionrr shy. lie l. GOinE
Hack Into HusIuras

t:x-''onnds,!on"r Hess called a. Pc.
lice Headquarters during the dn? to
take leave -! his old associates He
spent .ome time In Assistant Chief Dew
crys Office. Mr.. Hess said tina, he was
glad TINT the wi'o.c thing was aver VIII,
ard that n" Nas going back into bust
The evening world., 1901-02-23

FOR ,Ar.s.,,...oIa. and up. On. mil.

ftoU kood, Won fsNN' TIMt~-I'F'f
.Krower had all the speci. was ~
front ali the why and won as b. pleased.
iToio Was always second Gray Daliy
ran IN ahird place TO the ihree-a,@r'rfs
and tired. Cogsweil was slow 10 80.
Eolnz and closed big KsD.
Fourth Rac~-Six furiongs 10y
Joe Martin: hummer was second and
Andes third.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
Mcrrn,. Smiling ro.,rnncn.

To-day. sailing date OF the s,eam.h !p
Wcrra of the North German line. WAS
POSTPONED until tomorrow, rs all cargo
was not aboard.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
FOUR POUNDS OF SENN-SENN
ADJUDGED KING OF THE DOGS.
ROBINSON AND M'GRAW OUT.

JSrsna tIuIs-Ot, They U~siEn
from rIn,crs' AaaOrinti"n.
BALTIMORE Feb. William Rob
I'M ~ sad John J. MtG-.w. part oNnc
al IL" baltimore club. ~ the Ann, icyu
t..,4.c. yesterday tcu..Ici tn II resi;-
cations AZ m-!nbc D. the Protective
Association 81 Professional Ball. PLAY.
RI.
In a letter I, Caa-.es thinner. P-.s!-
len; "f III. assoCin;.on. Robinson ana
Mci'aw sud:
"rh. Iaas %. the iro;c:iivc Assoc "a
ON 40 not adm owners 10 member
'ilR. Being stogkholder. In IA. Biiti-
more Bas.bIll club. We hercoy 'c'iJ.r
our resiS1a;ons. our sympA;1!es ard
De- rffDr;s vii always b. Nth ,hS
p'iy-rs
M,G-aw left last nlSh, 'a- 10,
sp-.nEs AK. for tw5-wceks stay.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
M'PARTLAND A WINNER.
Kid tets Decision Over Turner IN
rrn NOunis.

DENVER. Col. Feb. y. Kid Mozart
land got tic decision from Hu'c Turner
,rolor"d,, ~ California. In ten round.
last night. The kh showed M In OF
time form
The evening world., 1901-02-23
schon, He'll Fen ~" r"p,l..

HEIDSNit;.E. =. e.. Feb, :3-Thc
hell OF, schccl.tousc fell Yesterday.
seriously ;njur!nR a number OF pupils.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

tsceeiai TO Tn. Evening World
5 RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS. Fco,
3.-The entries for Mondny's races are
a Follow:
The evening world., 1901-02-23
BIC BOUTS OFF
IN LOUISVILLE.
Over-CroWded Condition
Of Sport Respor sible,
Say Officials.

The rusilisis Who expect +" make "a
living gu, ~ the ,por, by lighting -;
l.ouisyill. wiil probably he compelled;
10 take TO ''ih. shade ~ The shelicr''g
palms' nj tho Isle Of Finroda from
II, " on. The Louisville Athletic CLUB.
he larses, club holding nights IN Ken.
lucky. ha. Just announced that II has
decided TO call on MI the contests ar
raug.d Ia take place In the near future
owing 10 badly "vcrcroNdsd condition
OF III. >por; IN .hn. city Tn. hSn;-
which the club had booked eni Which
VIII now b. declared on are: The kid
cait.r-iiiiiy Siif, :" On March the
March II. and the one between sha.key
and Peter Maher. which was slated TO
be fought on April 20.
Other Clubs MA, G-, n"us..
Many Of these contests may b. srabb.d
up by the other clubs holding bouts
IN Louisville. The conies, between
Tommy Ryan and Tommy West. which
take. place on March I. and tina, be-
tween Australian Jim Ryan and Mar<in
Hart, WHICH Is to De- decided on next
Monday night, are fixtures. AS both OF
them Will be fought bcfor" rival or.
ganizations TO the Louisville club. The
Gals OF the latter club In declaring OF
the matches was probably caused by a
clash between the oniciais.
Erue u rraintuG.
According to IA letter resolved from 4
friend o: Frank Ernc. the i.gn;. weight
champion. the latter L. training quietly
in san franc!eco With the expectation o.
setting on a nigh; with Terry Mct;overn
.hen the feather. weigh, champion ar.
rires on the t:oasi. Jim Kennedy, mAtcl
maker .! fhe Twentieth Century Club.
Nm i, .'s,s thin: In his power 70 n,
between Erne and Terry. and accordins
20 ETnc he has the utmos: confidence
rat Kennedy viii &c: Harris TO allow
Mciove:n IL Ugh: him for the l.Sh,
weight championship OF Oc world. Ken
nedv has already told kine that he wit
,fTer.s purse az IS On, for them to battle
FOR some time u MAJ.
The evening world., 1901-02-23

Two thousand dollars seems AN "N"r-
hitnnt priCc to even offer fnr iour
is,nni> ~ irs bat nevertheless ihtt
IL inSt the iiguf" som" folks w"nld
Willingly give FOR the mite ~ caniniiy
shat has been nn exhibition at Madison
Spuat" Garden Tor III. past four days.
liiH nam is Srun-Scnn y" cutter
nninal was seen ~ tn" show Tor all
dogs, Meme could hc Adiudg"d his
superior In quality as a dog Five out
~ eight experts On dogs said b. wa.
thc iIurst Their" was and accordingly
crowned the little fellow King 10 all
dnrs
Ne MAS perfect ~ build aud In fact
in every qualification So clear are his
bright ewes thu, ,h.y We're what 'rs,
attracted In, attention ~ the Judges.
Th'n his coat WAS heavy ana nr"tty. AMI
his general appearance 80 ihr III adj
vance ~ ihc congress ~ ilftN or mott.
DOGS ni varinu- irih"~ that entered the
competition that the verdict ~ cham
pipn was "nsiiV Sem Sem property
The evening world., 1901-02-23
REIFF BOYS ARE IN TOWN.
Eucl1ntl Wednesday

johnnie ard Lester Re!ff the Amer..
can jockeys. wh, outclasaed all jockeys
IN England las; year. are IL town a:
tie Hoffman House. They intend to re-
main her. until "Wednesday. when they
XII, star, for England to MI big con-
tracts for next season.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
SECOND RACE

Lou Woods was In front all the way
aud was never In trouble. Marie Bel!
rot third place in the fral stride Yeita
p. swerved badly In the last eighth.
TAmbofinss was carried of her feet by
lou Woods.