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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
sherin,s sale.

By virtue and authority OF q speciaI erecu-
zion for dillingham; taxes. issued from abe
"fbcr 81 the clerk 81 The cirsuif c0nTt OF Bates
county, Ai-aourt. TetuTnabIe a. he November
term, 1871, 81 a. cOOrt O. me dire cfsd in IA
v"T 80 Over. - Cfbrin collector OF the
Ter~b ne 81 .Bs'" county. an agsinst "
-eArs A B-nH.ti sd = PbaTfs
have LEVIED sDI =. iz- upsB eli the ri. ht
title. irteTssf ant c4sim Of d-fendants "
srs. = Bennett aB & y. Pharis
~ anu - to- III OWin< 6esrTIs--.B zeal estate
lying and DeiB< +tust~d ia BAtss county,
AiseOuTi tO-wi;.
Lot siEf"i b. tf~ roth sect qu .rser Of srctIon
one a. 10 iogBsbiy ihiTts nine Csgl ~ .sBge
thirty three 49,. Ill On
Tuesisy. sOvemb~r ~ Ia0I
DIT = eeH the hour - nine JfclGcE in the fore
noon ara q So % cjock IT. the afternoon 81 that
IA, e. the at front dOOr Of the court honse
IN the cts ~ Butler Bsfss cOuEty, ItseOnn
ssll DE ssTnr or % much tn r--Of ss nfay be re
CURED a. public vendus 70 she high sst bidder
tor cssh, % ssi'sfy ssif er.cnIIcD ant rasts
JOE &. SMITH
s--sI -hsriG o. Bsfes COunty Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

~ vlr-Ee and authority Of a x~,ersl
eEec--aCE l=--e1 from the 0rre az
ths GER. " tne 81 reult curt ~ Cs-s TO No
retGrns14@ - -h@ January term. Tx. n al
S1Err, y me Z rected 10 favor or. j West
en- sZasr-t J0seph = kA-1@r I have
leE.-s- so1 -. z~71 upoE zi4 the r4znt uua
interest saG claim % defendant JosepiI :
Ress1T- IL and - the fOIloEln., Gssrr ~ raj
-s-a5e -it-sted IN Bate counEy. Missouri %
Sit-
Sorzh AIR q The southssst ssusrrer ~
-=ctsDE E.1- --s. lr township scyr~-1r.- 81 -
range II rig on 81 ] EIM o.
TU@=1sy, SOvsHber y. Fss.
5@tEeen ths hours u zine O'cIock in tbe fo-.
no0L and Eve o click IA the Gfrero0o. a -.
Gay, 81 tn East 'front.' DOR q ihe cOCrt h0as~
Il re csTy q BZflsr, BATES c0nnfy Efz-1ur5'
sell tbe same or % much thereof a. nav - Pc.
gzire1 a. public vendue 70 the highest bid1Sr
for es-1. % =stisfy sad execution ard 80
JOE 7. SMITH
4s-4. Sheriff Of Bates Cunt. Ia
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

q Virtue and AIT hOrlty ia specfaI ~xAru
u . Tor 1-llEqusuJ tazes l.Gued from the NEE
- ID ca-Tk 81 the ctrcufg cGuyr Of Bate raun-
> HissOuTi r-tuYBsbls az Tn~ sov~mr,sr term
81 - -sif cOurs 70 m directed u favor Of
- u ON@n II men collector d the rev@-
n1- - Bate county. sfG sSsinsf Leg A
brDVk.. have fesi@f zEd -efz-d aL~sn All
ine isht. title Int-T~sL and claim 81 ger-rd-
s1E Llc- TsTo.Es Ir All :. the syI.sWlax DE-
scrsD-1 real -.tst@ -i-1st~d ~ Bst@s eourty
sI--GuTl ts-W4t
7DCtn DsTi - Lne wet half of tnS rorts sect
quarter 90 20 zion tSSnfy tao IN n .9zrshfu
viii o.
Isssdsy. SoFsmb~r y. Iegl.
D@tU@an the boBTs o. nine a.'eioes IN M TIRE
n'lDsi sn1 -F- o eloc n fEs sf.sFaOyn - hAt
oay the eat from; ator Of tn eaart ae,as1
g. 30 cIEg q BCfIeT- Est-s cyEHty Hfssosy1
eel ~ ssrsl- n % EfigcE T-yY e. ma ~ p
as'E~t - p1r-sc ser sac - tn= n4gle<t bidder
f1r -S-a. - -2.Isfy ssIl execution az es.ts
JDE 7 SMITH
f--+f 7seT. II Bate ant No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
View Cate to Paris Opcued

\ new gate 70 Paris was opened
The other day. connecting the Rue De
Molitor and the Pare re- Princes
Ms breach Of The Qualifications 81
the city vas planned more than 40
years ago The Porte MoIftor j. The
hfty--Aird gate Of Paris The new
a ole octroi collectors have been in
stalled az the gate 70 see that nobody
brings IN half pound Of butter
without paying dues.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

By virtue aud authority Of spesisi sxeeu.
tipt Tor ielit queut faXes ned from the once
81 the clerk Of the circuit court Of Rates Co.
Mo, rrturnAble ~ the NOgem Der term 1901 Of
sAid court. 10 me directe In favor OF b.
DS-i., rN-onicio collector o. the revenue OF
Batss county. and against Edward Page.
have levied And seized upon ali
ine right. title interest and claim OF defend
ante. Edward Page. In and 60 the follow
county Missouri. to- wit.
TIE south hall Of the west half OF lot three
IN the northeast qnErter 81 section ave 80
township thirty mine ,S9j range twenty-nine
tn. / will on
Tuesday. November L., 1901,
between the hours OF niue o clock in the fore.
noon and hye O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
lay ~ the esst front door Of the court house
n the city of Butler. Bate county. Missouri
cell the ssnle or much thereof as may be
required ~ pubIic vendue. TO the highest bid
Gsr for each 20 safety sAid execution and
costs. JOE. SMITH,
go sheriff OF Bates County, Mo-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

By virtue and authority Of general exe~u-
tiOn .ssue1 from the Office u he clerk Of re
circuit court Of Bate county, HissoEr1, retuJ =
able 81 III SOyeDlteT term, 1901, Of "a court
% me directed IN favor Of q. r. Pnarl. arr
AzEins-J y. Taylor, I have levied snd seEIed
upon 81 tn riznT, title, interest and eIE.m u
defendant, In aid 70 the following deserted
real e5-ste lying and b~iBg situate II BATE
county Missouri. tO-EiT- Ess- thlrs Il }ot
Two - II block thirteen - II ne csry u Rzr-
Ter. NO, viii, Of
tuesday, November y, IgI
between tie hours Of niEe ofclock u III f0re-
noon and z - 0 click Il TIE Afternoon Of tosr
cay, - the east frOnt DOR Of tbe court a0u.~
II ne city u Butler Bate COUNTY, Bi-zouri
sell the SAM OF % much thereof a. MAJ - p
9 Uired 81 public venoue 70 the niZss- r.fcsr
fOT c>zh, . satisfy sad eKecErIOn an cly=lz
JOE r. -EIIH.
Sj-4E -heTsT q Bats CouErv 80
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

No-ics = hereby given nat IeEters q an. q
istTstlOz UpO1 TIE estate Of HlEE- Pod
deceased, nave been granted - t. un1erzf.gy-
e. D ne Bate c.JEagy probate curt q 4 -
cCCnIvr Ii==ourl, D@s-nz dat the -az--l-rt
1sy Of september 1911
All p1-rso1= having ~ M against 40 ez-ste
arr .11r-G q eXEi Dlt -neE1 for zIsoss .H.~e
X tnln one year from tn late u :. Il fe.r--z
OF they nl2y De pT=cIE1e1 from arr D-rsst y
=uc1 estate s2d = =z q ziu1z d no- exs.F . -
within tEo yesr= from TIE date u .he Fila
tEo7 o. t1l= notice En@T viii D. forever 1srrzF
SASCI A FLOYD
G--s- .~r~r-sz----r
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

In ana@mia and most women : all
ment- the digestion l. weak. the
making Of color. flesh and strength
out Of food. l. imperfect 80 that the
patient j. weak wan. nervous and
dyspeptic. This condition can be
corrected by taking a course of Her
bIne. Price. % cents For sale hy
III. l.. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
e. IA - . 7IA.
2cars.ho 4 Ia kfd fsg Haze nsas Bought
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COrn-husk"r- spriin-d wrists.
barbed-wire cuts. burns bruises So
we're lacerations and external injuries
OF any kind are promptly and happi-
ly cured by applying Ballard Snow
LInlment. Price - and:IO cents For
sale by H. l.. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
Notice Of Final Settlement

@Ss-e- r. 1-TsDt s4E-z - -. -rsst.,-s ~
al os--rs II teTesFe-s = 80 estste - : 49,.
In c-czs=sd -ns- re-
o. sac esEEt- 11te1ce - Eske . ia =.
tIeneni o. SAD e-fatS - :1e sext .eru Ar
re frOost- Sour- q Sssss oo11:y. sts.- Z
AissCCr- 70 D held II Es Z counEv = G1rJ4~
for tHs tern beginning Aon<ss "a Fl,s
1sv q No. lsBl-
4S-.t PRCDESCE 2. VOoDFTs
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

Inc longest horse railway IL the
world runs from Buenos Ayres 10 the
town OF San Martin. a distance OF 90
miles Thirteen hours Is allowed for
The distance, and trains run every
hour
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
CA ToEIA.
Bear..h 1Ths k1d - Fzs tfssys So---.
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WILLIAM M'kINEY.
His Life and Work.

BY GEN CHARLES H. GRo=VENOP.
HE late President's lifelong frienE. oonrsce
IN var, colleague IN Congress and CHAMPION in
House Of representative: was near the Presl-
dent : side with other great men when his eyes
we're closed IN dea-h; followed his remains 70
National Capital and 70 Canton Millions o<
copies viii D sold -si-z spreading Ike frefu
dry stubois- men and women taxing % o y
orders daily It's TIE Official look EuIoxfe-
from Governors, senator's, editorials sro-,
great daiIies. Last and dying words Of 7vo-Isr=
GrssT men, but none 20 gran a. EeEE-Iev--
III I GODS = AT-F Contains phosoxrsvurz
q last photograph u President ever -ake1.
OF can easily and quickly clear . 20. Th-
Gene "a requires that share Of proceeds OF sale
q every book soIs STALL D. donated 70 q Er~E5--
leg Monument Fund- Thu ever suFz~r5be--o
this book becomes c0ntribztor 70 This fund
Every BODY VIII bay Il orders sor tie asking. m
one viii refase- send L 2-cen- s.znpz fo- eIA-
giant prospectus l0o, 90 oopsez xlEI - =olt ia
E1is vicinity quick wIdeszske business usezrr
vomsn Of some means can make fortune guieL.
b. getting sole control Of stste
Address,
1E CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY
Co-eorsn big, Opp L 3 Trezszrv
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There are 10000 pottery workers
II The United States.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31
sherin's sale.

b. virtue aDd authority OF . special exeeu-
BOD FOR delinquent tsNee. issued from the of
nee OF the cleTk Ofthe circuit court of Bates
County, Mo-, TetuTbabIe ~ November term.
III. OF -AI1 court, 10 me directed In favor of
owen. eN offcio collector OF the revenue
Of Bates county; and against T ) Wright
have levied and seized upon all The
right. uile. interest and claim of said de
PENDANT. Il Wright in and To the
ioiIoWing described real estate. situated in
Bates cOanty. Missouri. to wit.
The west part OF Ihe east half Of lot three
80 IN the Dorthwest quarter OF section aye (5)
IN townshiP thirty nine (39J OF range twenty
ninete3) / will. on
Tuesday. November IL. 1901,
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the fore
noon and i've o clock In the afternoon OF that
day. az the east front door OF the court house
In the city OF Butter. Bates county. Missouri,
cell the same or go much thereof az NAV be
required st public yendut. TO the highest bid
Der Tor cash, TO satisfy said execution and
costs. JOE r SMITH
q ~ sheriff Of Bates County Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-10-31

Ireland produces t4O. 900 900 yards Of
linen year 20 EEg.aud's Il. COO coo.
The Washington times., 1901-07-28
ELKES UNABLE TO FINISH.
WalthOur Wins the Fifty Mile
Paced Race in Fine Style.
A Splendid Card Onered at Manhat-
tan Beach-Taylors Captures, the
HaIf-MiIe Grand Circuit Cham
pionship-Many Records Broken.


NEW YORK, July 27.-Today was a red
letter day for the track at Manhattan
Beach Never in the history of cycling
has there been known an afternoon more
filled with the finest kind of sport. 1t
was replete with record-breaking rides,
hot finishes, surprises, and exciting Incl
dents.
In fifty mile paced race. which estab-
lished new track records. Harry Elkes.
the champion. was signally defeated and
1t was because the pace was too much
for him He used himself up trying to get
away from Jimmy Moran, and after he
had succeeded in doing this there was not
fenough left in him to respond to the chal-
lenge of Walthour. who was In superb
condition, and won the race nobly, with
Moran second and Ross third. Elkes
dropped out in the fortieth mile and was
half carried to his room.
The card began with grand circuit
championship at half mile. in which
Kramer, Taylor, Fem, Kimble. and all
the other cracks met The final was
duel between the two closest rivals. Kra-
mer and Taylor. Taylor finally forced
Kramer to the front, but he pulled
abreast of him as they entered the far
turn and in the sprint the colored man
won by about three feet.
The result of Taylors victory was Il
storm Of Indignation in the camp of a
clique of white circuit chasers with whom
he is unpopular. Ar effort was made to
fix a date for a match race between the
two, but it fell through.
NJ. l.. Hurley, the new amateur star.
made another track record of two min
utes ten and one-fifth seconds for mile
in the amateur handicap, although he was
pocketed and unable to get through and
win place. Another record went in the
five-mile professional handicap. which
Fem won from scratch after a piece of
heroic riding and an exciting finish
against Gascoyne, the Englishman, whom
he beat by two lengths in the last fifty
yards. Summaries:
one-shird mile amateur; open-Final heat won
Kings County wheelmen, second: P. G. Van Cott
Greenwich Wheelmen, third. Time, O:s3 30
One mile; professional; 2:lO elass-Final heat
won by George Leander, Chicago; John Bcdcll.
Lion Brook. second; Hardy Downing, Los An
geles, third. Time, 2:27 2-5.
One-mile amateur handicap-Won by Lou Down.
ing, Los Angeles (4o Yards; Gus weisins. Ne~
York 90 YARDS, second; W. L. Losee, Brooklyn
60 yards), third. Time. 2:0l S-5.
Haf-mile grand circuit ciamIionship-Wc by
Major Taylor; Frank l.. Kramer second. Time,
2:5s S-5.
Ten-mile motor paced match race between
Walter Smith. Kings County whcelmcn. and
George Schoaeld. Kings County tyMheelmeu-Won
by Smith Time, 1851 1-5.s
Fiye-mile professional handicap: with interme-
diate prizes of s. for the leader at each mile
and s. for the leader at each iap-Won by ". 5.
FenD Waterbury tscratci) r.. j. Cascpyne, Eng
land (l0o yards). seeorrd; Z. c llausnan, New
Haven 200 yards) third. Time, l0:42 is.
Fifty-mile motor paced race between Roland
Walthour. Arthur Ross Harry Elkes. and James
Moran-Won by Walthour; Moran second, Ross
third. Time, 1:22:29 3-5.
The Washington times., 1901-07-28

Emathion, Julia Gunkin. 1o7; Commissioner For
ester, ElpiIar, lo5; The cedars. Sally Green.
Blessed Damsel Countess Tekla, l02.
Second race-For four-year- -olds and upward;
selling; one and three-eighths miles-Alaska, 1la:
Laureate, lO7; Waldeck. 1903; our-Nellie, 96;
Frangible. 95; Joe Collins 81; G. W. W, 90.
Third race-For three-year-olds and upward;
seven furiongs.-Andes, Dousterswivel, los;
Mountebank, l05: Toah. los; Martha Fox. Seq
uranca, Dalkeith, 1O3 Eomr. 90; Helen Paxton,
9s; Lady Montree. 90; Brownie Anderson, %;
Slips, 92: st. Bluff, 50.
Fourth raee-The Hawthorne Stakes; for two
years-olds; six furongs.-Ed Austin, l2o; Jaubert.
1l2: -Rosewar. 10S; 'Doreen. 1o5; Jack Ratlin,
1O6; Arien. o.
-Waterhonses entry.
Fifth raca-For four-year-olds and upward;
handicap; six furlongs.-George Arnold. III;
Theory. 10; Livada, loo; Sevoy, lo2; Andrisa.
Maggie Davis, %.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward /;
selling; one mile.-Chorus Boy, 109; Henry OF
Frantsrnar, JOS; Precursor, lO5: Beauty Book.
Constellator, Kunja Sister Mamie, lO5; Anthra-
cite, lOS; Dsgmar, Annie oidfeld. l0l; Nettie
Regent %. Brownie Lissak, 90 Pirates Queen,
Sc: Uncle Tom 81
The Washington times., 1901-07-28
RACING CALENDAR.
brighton Beach Results.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July 27.-Results of to-
days races; track fast:
First race-For maiden three -year-olds and up
ward; selling; one mile and seventy yards.-Dis
turber (Mounce), to l. won; Irene Lindsey
(Beauchamp), TO /, second; Taveta (Slack).
to 2. third. Time. LAG.
Second race-The Leopardstown Stakes; for four
year-olds and upward: short course (about two
miles).-Sir Hubert CFinnegan) 3 to /. won
Isen (BraziD. to l. second; Passe Partout
Veitch). even. third Time. i:iO.
Third race--For two-year-olds; selling; five anG
onc-hsE furlongs Montana Pioneer (Nouncel
10 to /. won; 0clawsbo (,lctovernl. 10 to l.
second; Cast Iron Q.andry). 10 to l. third. Time
l:0S.
Fourth race-The Brighton Cup: for three year
olds and upward two and one-quarter miles
Prince OF Melbourne (Shaw). l To 20. won;
Rochester tScCue), 10 TO ]. second. TiEie,
4:osA.
Fifth race-Handcap; for three -year-olds and
upward; six f,rlongs. Smoke tO'Connor). to l
won; Ogden G.andry), to ], second; Sadducet
(Slaw). to 5, third Time. ;12 As.
Sixth race--For threc-yca colds and upward
selling; and one-sixteenfh miles. AnimoSity
(Thompson). even, won; Whistling Con (O'Con-
nor). to 5. second Harry McCoun (Booker). T.
TO l. third. Time 1:49.
Seventh race-For maiden two-year-olds: five
furlongs. Gibson Light (R wiTams), 20 TO /.
won: Dewey Cochran. even, second; Ivory Bells
(Mounce), TO l. third.
Note.-Entries for Mondays races at Brighton
Beach delayed.
The Washington times., 1901-07-28
How the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July

MILWAUKEE. Wis. July 27.-The
pitching of Case Patten. the auburn
haired southpaw whom Manning took
with him from Kansas City to Washing
ton, was too much for the losing Brewers
this afternoon. and as a result they were
shut out. The Brewers made ten hits off
Pattep, but they might as well have been
none, for all the good they did. Patten
had speed and a very deceptive curve
ball, which puzzled the home batters
throughout the game On the other hand,
Frank Sparks who has been pitching ex-
cellent ball for the locals. was batted
freely the entire game, being touched up
for sixteen hits. three of them doubles and
four triples.
The weather was terribly warm and the
players were not overanxious to hustle
about the field There was a crowd of
over 1000 people present, but they had no
opportunity TO cheer for the Brewers
The playing of Friel at third base for the
home team was feature of the game.
He scooped up three hard bounders on
the Jimmy Collins order and set the
crowd wild with enthusiasm
Jack Farrell also played great ball for
the Senators. considering that he is out
of position. He had ten chances and ac-
cepted every one. making his two errors
on wild throws to first base in trying to
complete double plays. Billy Clingman
was also at his best and fielded brilliant
iy, besides getting two timely hits.
The batting of DUNCAN, Waidron and
Foster was terrific DUNCAN got a single,
double, and triple. while Foster gathered
two triples, both hard drives to the fence
Waldron let the fans see him in action
by lining the ball three times for neat
singles.
Two singles and a double gave Wash
1ngton two runs in the opening inning
A single and Grady's triple gave them
another in the fifth. Three successive
singles added one in the sixth, and Far
reii's' triple. Dungan's single, and Fos-
ter,,s triple brought two more over the
plate in the seventh. Dungans double
and Fosters triple scored the last one in
the ninth.
The Brewers had men on bases In every
inning except the fourth and last, but
could not get the hits with which to do
the business. The score:
The Washington times., 1901-07-28
Results mt Hawthorne.

HAWTHORNE. July 27.-Res,ilts of today
races; track slow:
First race-For two-year-olds; five furlongs
j. V. Kirby (wnkfeldD, g to. 5. won; Jaes
Ratlin (Bullman). to ). second; Rossfamt
(KnighD to l, third. Time, :02.
Second race--For three-year-olds and upward
one mile obia (Rausch). 20 to l, won; We
suvian (Bullman). l to s. second; Conundrum
Dumnck) 90 to l, third Time, l:i2R.
Third race-For ;hree-year-ods and upward;
selling; one and one-sixteenth miles. Helen
Paxton (Morris), to !. won; Rasselas Dull
mani, s to l. second; Dagmar (Dominick), ) to /
third
Fourth race Handicap; the Monadnock Stakes;
for three -year-ods and upward; one and ono
eighth miles Cambrian (KnighD. to l. won
Advance Guard (J. Woods to l. second:
Louisville q. T. Wood. 10 TO ]. third. Time,
l:5iA.
Fifth race-For three -year-olds and upward;
selling; six iurlongs. The Pride 81. Woods.
even. won; Rival Dare tRobertson). to =.
second: Maggie Davis (Sullvan), to l. third.
Time, l:lIis.
Sixth race-For three-y -year-olds and upward;
selling; and one-sixtecnth miles. odnoor
tGomley), to 3, won; Latch Key (Sulliyanl.
to !, second; Gawaine (trin), 10 TO l. third
Time, l:j0h.
The Washington times., 1901-07-28
A FAMOUS WHIP COMING.
Morris f. Hewlett. of Paris. Expect
ed in New York Thursday.

Norris L. Howiett.- of Paris, the famous
whipsis due to arrive at New York by
the steamer Campania. August l. He will
be remembered for his exhibition of skill
as fourth hand driver when he Won the
James II. Hyde $500 prize for driving at
the National Horse Show last year. This
demonstration of four-in-hand driving
seemed to lend an impetus to the sport.
for more attention was given last winter
to the driving of tandems and teams than
ever before in the history of coaching in
New York.
Though quite a young man. Mr. Hewlett
has had a long and varied career as a
handler of the ribbons, commencing when
he was but five years old, and at present
II is doubtful If he has a superior in four
in-hand driving. His father is Edwin
Hewlett, the veteran driver. known in
Paris as the father of coaching.
Young Hewlett is well known to many
Americans, whom he has accompanied
on coaching trips through France, and
1t is rumored that his success here last
year may lead to the opening in this coun-
try of a branch of the Hewlett School
of Four-in-hand Driving. He is booked
at Newport this summer to give instruc-
tions in this most interesting sport to
many amateurs prominent In society.
The Washington times., 1901-07-28
Entries at Fort Erie.

FORT ERIE, July 27.-Entries for tomorrow 5
races:
First race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile.-Matoaka, Sauce Boat. The
Tory, 9s; Templar. Innomination. Minute Gun,
95; Easter Lily. Little Veronica, Lady Powhattan,
Gallienne, Mrs. Bradshaw, 03
Second race-For two-year-olds; five furlongs-
St Lazarus. Taxman los; Margie s.. Lady Pa
troness. lO5; Latch String, Dorset. Artificial. 100
Third race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs.-Magnus Troll, The Brother
Beau. st. David. IL; Choirmaster. Young Henry.
lO9 Algie NJ, Maggie W, lnnscarra, Annu,
Pando. Lille Hammerton, Blue Victor. lo1
Fourth race-For four -year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile.-Randy Mound Builder, Guate-
mala The Wren, %: Highland Prince, Frandoo
Dick Warren Manilian, 95; Maple, Exit. SO.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
seven and one-half furlongs.-Silent Friend, III;
winepress 100; Filibuster, 107; Free Lance, 1o5;
Euclaire. IGS; Lizzie A, l02; Edith O., l0l; ;
Gray Daily Ida Penzance, 100; Punctual, 30;
Award, So
Sixth race-For two-year-ods; selling; four
and one-half furlongs.-Dixie Queen, Nellie Bawn.
The Washington times., 1901-07-28
The Two Drs. Koch Leave
London.
DIR. Robert Koch. DIR. Edward Koch
They Left London Alter the To
terculosis Congress Closed.

Dr. Edward Koch returned to America
yesterday, ana DR. Robert Koch returned
to Germany DR.. Edward Koch brings
back with him all of the new methods of
treatment from this Congress, which
closed July ~. Also the latest treatment
used by Dr Robert Kocn. His visit to
Berlin. Germany. has put him in har-
mony with the latest treatment used by
DR.. Robert Koch, and the new methods
sent to his American company Will be of
wonderful assistance in combating con-
sumption and asthma at the Koch Lung
Cure offices at 621 Il Street northwest,
Washington, ID. c.: is West Twenty-sec-
ond Street. New York: 1894 Arch Street,
Philadelphia: sol North Eutaw Street,
Baltimore: Ashevile. n. c.; Rochester.
N. T.. pa Franklin Street. Buffalo. and
those in other American cities under the
medical direction of DIR. Edward Koch.
The Washington times., 1901-07-28
Results ut Fort Erie.

FORT ERIE, July 21.-Results of today's races;
track good:
First race-For three-year-olds; selling; sir
furlongs. Magnus Troll (H. Lewis), 10 to l, won;
Gotemba (Wonderly). to l, second; Hurry
Cough, to l. third. Time, 1:14%.
Second race-For two-year-olds selling; hve
fmlongs. St Hera (Aker). to /, won; Edwin
Kenton (.iay), to ,, second; Cousine (Jackson),
TO l, third Time. 1:O2.
Third race-Handicap: for three-year-olds and
upward; one mile Imp. Albula (wonderly),
to l. won; Alfred yargrave tRyanl, to 2. sec
ond; Uledi {Jackson), to p third. Time. 40.
Fourth race-The Hamilton Selling Stakes; for
three-year-olds and upward; mile. Tremor
(Jackson), ) to 2, won; Pharoah 81. Daly), 3
to ). second; Gold Lack (Troxler), to l. third
Time, l:l4,
Fifth racc-For three-year-olds and upward:
selling; seven and one-halt furOngs. ocie Brooks
(Wonderly) o to 5. won; Tamarn tJackson).
to 2, second; Jake Weber (McQuade), to l,
third. Time, l:Sii2.
Sixth race-Steeplechase handicap for four-year.
olds and upward; two and one-half miles. Fifield
(Gallagher), to 3. won; Mrs. Bradshaw (Syre).
TO l. second; Interference (Moxley). to .,
third Time, 80.