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The evening world., 1901-02-26
BILLIARD'sTs MATCHED.
NcLnuEhIi". GnIlnEhrr aud Morn.
Invstur to rln, fur n 1874, Parse.

Edward Mclaughlin. Tom Gallagher
nui Ora G. Morninsstar. tho trio OF
Class Il profctslpna. bil!Iari.sts, have
been III, s.hcI 10 play FOR 40. The men
ain mes. al, Maurice Days academy.
The mrs; game of abe series to be- played
the second Monday In March.
This Is the hrs; appearance OF the Pail
ndcIph.a. protest. Iona. Mci.ausnlin. In
match play IN this city this season. Il,
company with Tom Gallagher. the Chi.
ego veteran. Mclaughlin played at
hartford and was beaten by tie Chicago
player. Both ~ the men are " equal
- Il an,i have been placed on the scratch
mar 80 points, 'Ih.s. two old. timers
nrc likely to make tho highes, SORT %
runs and averages when they meet. ss
the ke"ncs: rivalry exists between them
The purl! aud proic.vr "f Wharf" Jacob
H.Hacicr. ora ( Mornings;ar. recently
Suffered defeat u; the hands OF Leonard
lto~.son, the Young cans.'an. lie IL sn
aacr, at close nursing with the cue ana
ivory hais. however, ant! is sure to siv.
n good accoun, III himself in the com ~.
triangular tourney. Mornlnsstar IL to
play 80 points.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
John |. IS NOW
A DRUMMER.
80 Barrels of Whiskey
Fighters First Days
Sales.

John /. Sullivan Is = drummer nov
His line ~ goods j. "hiskcv Through
hts knowledge ~ the "atuT tnl his
legion NJ friends John hope. 80 get
back on 'l1sy street and to live com
for,nhlr FOR the rest OF his lie.
Sullivan has mapped out The road
nr himself |" hes already visited
almost every cafe an the east side and
SAYS h. is more than satisfied with hi,
canvass TIL" sale. FOR his Ars, d,v
We're thirin barrel, ~ the stimulating
Nuid
- enthusiastic is tho once great
tighter in h.s new business. ,ha, ne nag
decided t. visit iin cafes in the future
Ia CAB
IN I can sell q barrel uf the na,l
4" every ptt ~ mN iluuf h"allnE
friends, udgut "a skin III. game To-
tho very Hcnth SAYS John
The evening world., 1901-02-26
RETRIEVING IN GARDEN.
th",nrr"Lr Hn, Dogs {" Perform
Tor Spectators ~ show.

Lovers OF dogs vii De given treat
Al the Spr'smen's Show which opens
Saturday next at Madison square car
den some % III" best trained Ch"sn-
petnc Bay re,ri"v"rs from the kennels
OF Thomas T. chappclear. Benedict,
PatI>cnt River. No. viii give after.
noon and evening exhibitions ~ their
skin and intelligence Ia retrieving bird
from the waters Of the lake
~ tho v,rans breeds ~ -pprt-mon
dog, nDnr i .! -r"a'rr prne,iaa; value
than the spaniel variety IN hGn,!ng Al
game birds tint are kIilcl On ma.sh
land or water These who nave no,
used them IN the. dntking waters along
tho Atlantis coast ran scarcely ian IL
be surprised and delighted ~ tn. RI.
mnrkaOis sagaciiy OF the little animal.
that vii. perform y, the Garden neAi
week.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
NO AMERICAN HENLEY,

Lack Of Financial Support kills
scheme for Rowing Rek.tsn.
BOSTON. Feb. a.-The American Hen.
ley on the Thames will not be held this
year. through lack OF promise OF finnn.
ciai support.
The plan was we'll liked In all quarters,
hut there was not the cooperation OK
h.bi,ed that the promoters had hoped
for. while In some 1uarttrs oarsmen
thought L was intended as protest
against the National Association Of
American Oarsmcn.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
American Jockey, Unem-
ployed Owing to Death
of Lord Bcresford, Sails
to England To-Morrow

.r,. r
u IpSN'S "iN"'"' N'''' S'' 20
/ Lester Ecln ~ Just nov. n'tStNs" ~ IN"
a.atn OF ford WI,Iiarp Rcrufortl nv
~ ,,.,JI..I i.l,, 4,.s
FSh'FhS' nc ll"i -
suins 60 sail int EDslau4 tp-n"ff""
,yifh his f,.tir brother johann !uss a.
~ ,,t,.
'.'''"N"
racing sehs"u "as s"ftiri
II. hard telling MAT he vii 10 On tho
-, 80, ,..,,s, NJ, coiu..
~ 90
=" 'f1N"l larger on ne reputation 'h''
when h. xai,.a. by pltpf,ur m"f1 hprscs
,;,,,o,,. t., ,b,r,,y ,,I,,,. vim
~ l'.'",' ~, yea, No., '"' o''''' ~
Jockcy~i on BRUSH r"hfs's
lGCnard croker hn. ,"ennA Az on hi
..r,-,,,.. IN, In tgss hcts /, Aur second
hidi' t" ~" miiI. 'i"th't
scr, a, fiiImiIl,tIns p,irt 30 submit him
q, M ~. 80, r,s, ,ha .,ni.
,,
me He1h "oEs az" HIi'' ana hh'"'s''
Tisy ar" unl!k. IN" typca. Jockey whom
m. nuni., mind cnuC.iy.. They do MOI
""'ss"r ''"us ~ 'o'i '"''t ''N ''e"'
between .i.s ana an AIR o. .eii-cnn-
<riursnes.
Lester IL in. sn,kesnnu nui Jnhnuy
S"n'F".'N "''. oN aanSanS nj" les 'fpi"
. "nni:, just IKE any ordinary N;n.Tichn
nay, 4.IDry and free from ear.
A. M. Huffman lions. thts morning
| ester Vas asked regarding MS plans
NV pl,ns r. ne. rEu,.ht.si Well m
go!us 10 sail 10, morrow thAt, All
then I gu.as T.! IND plenty %, free
.anEa work Mos, every owner mas
signed HE Jockey for he s.isou. and
tirgc are not many chpiac jobs left open
rlr. az. many horses Ia Ike to
rid. shrn | get over thcr.
There's Lady McuSs Eoiodyovsk.
Hes an excellent animal and when tn.y
max" him favor!r 81 The winter hc,t.rg
for IN. DERBY they know pretty vel
The evening world., 1901-02-26
.CHOYNSK| WON;
WAS ARRESTED.
Fighters Taken Into Gus
tOdy After Knockout
at Galveston.

GAi\ ESToN. Tex. F"o - BEFORE
the Galveston Aih!c.it club 10" Choyn.
SKI M Jack Jphnstn al; IN m" hrs, few
sccohd.' OF The third round last night
t"'l men Mere arrested hy STATE 1t'i
tcts at the clos" OF the contest
IN" event Was entirely hiondlr-s and
"as splendid exhibition up 20 the tn.
I'hoynaki made y 'cin: with his LEI,
nnd pnt rirh;handcr TO iae5 ri, OF
Johnson's stomach
The evening world., 1901-02-26
MATCH RACE FOR PARIS.
''u"j"r" r",i"r to Ride %u.I,,,
French i'hR nipIou .Jncuu.u.,

rAlus. Feb. - pennlt. nr-anxc-
m"nts hay. been made for, cycling r,c..
dHrims ~" coming season On she cycle,
irnck IA thu Pare ics Princes b.,v.,n
Major Taylnr ana Jicqn,Iln. ihr
French champion.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
AMATEURS TO wREsTLE.
Greenwood Athletic CIub win Hold
Mig TOsrney Next Month.

The Greenwood Athletic Club will hold
a hIs amateur wrestling ,ournamcn,
on March '. Matchmaker Charley
Bangs. who pulled of so many good
nstic battles In that club during the
Horton law days. has decided to give
one OF these tournaments and II IL
proves successful the club Will hold
then every two weeks.
Entries FOR the tournament will b.
received At the clubhouse. at Twenty.
nf,h street and Third avenue. South
Brooklyn. up to twen;y.four hours be.
fore the tournament.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
Medical.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE.

GRADUATE UNIVERSITY or THE CITY OF
NEW york ,N.picN. DEPARTMENT.. Is
YEARS . spe,ia!is, in disease VI Men. lhSsr
OLD Dr. OhiSDIEs scientific system Of treat.
msnt bloci and sA!n disease. pain In the bon.s.
red spots. sore Ihfnit and mouth uierfs painful
ss.llinn. kidney and bladder complaints, AsAl1.
Ing. rsrico.els. Inflammation. xrHei. weak. u.
developed ORGANS, eeak back. permanently cured.
peiimsnu should go - DR GRiSIG.E MD.
estih'is1rt oEse. over 70 years al III West l2tn
a., between Sth and 9Th ayes, Sufferers. do not
vast" time consulting lees skilled physiclsrs
Remember. OLD DIR. GRISDLE has record fos
marvellous cures. Advice free, Medicine. 81.
Hours, 2 to :? Sundays, . to g
The evening world., 1901-02-26
FIGHT TALKS
FROM THE KID.
Mccoy Will Tackle Any
body if Inducements
Are Big.


Tbs return OF KID Mccoy from hi.
ehrr, trim abroad will nrnbahiy cans,
fighting talk and challenging on the
sharksy or any other heayy-wcigh,
.I,,,1.,.. 200. n. ~, 80, -a,ir., ,r,r, N.
s s"ss nv ''"S n.y. 80" "a
RUG ny any means. ana mat my
hs ,.s,I .,,, ,r,ic,.s IN ,nI,u, ~
nSht ShalKey. Mitchci'. 'hoShSkl ~
any other henvy-we'rh' secured 70 meet
~. ~ 80. q,
hSt,.r c,rd,,,on =, ,,.. ,,res.r, i'm. ,,,,,
he has been for the las, few wears.
hahhSer 10 Fi3ht carter.
A. .r,,or,,n, ,r,.., h.,,. rid,tI.
1890. -, ~.
Kennedy.s once, in tm. city tn.
princinaIs In This bout are Jimmy iI,ud.
So. w., a.,
Ter. OF Newark. ana MA carter. ~
over Joe walcot, in limited round
-. -,
Vout IN hartford 'oh"t ie" "e"hs
bout before the Nutmeg State Athletic
Club, OF Hartford. Conn. on Mrrch ~,
for 30 pc. cent. OF the gross fscs!p;s,
of which the victor will r"c''iv. i, per
White has been secured 20 referee the
bout.
Rice We. S"Ii's"" r"->i1h.
r,,r,py s,,i,iv,r m, nrouis,p,, ,,,tb.
.,r.Inh2 nrh.ar ~; snu,h HrnnkIs, ~,
ssu.ensIv I.fsaie, In, u,.n."..'n v;,ii
=, al Snasin Rlc" ill.,. ,Itti, .lurr.r -,
Is,v nr,1nn cnn, In ~ ,wsnrc'ru,,,,i
bout isefDr. the New l,o,tdnn Athletic
I'm ,nsnjyh, 'rbts cnn,.., ,,,,,.ht -, rs.
sai, IN M. ~ ~. tns,..t h,i,i,. ~.
ss,,s. ~ reo ~. rn.,.b,. IA, s,. .y..r ma,
wisnss eeS in iiat rity Roth lad, mr..
fishrsrx nnrc and .imnl. ~ The give
: sd.fakc schooi
The evening world., 1901-02-26

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md the three dsnshtsrs' faces marx each with Z
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Nighs, whieh 10 the twe ntiesh century scientific
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The extraordinary Offer Of Five Hundred
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Send YOUR answer today. Remember. every one
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uo..b.,, Candidate. R.po.,

PRINCETON. y. j.. Feb. IA cali vas H..
.uei to-day BY Capt. Green. Of the rrin:s,on
Uni,s,sl,y tassbaIl nine. fes candidates from the
srsahnsa elAss ior The several posi,isus on II.
,varsi,y sad irssamaa 'earns. Mors than hin,
csaeidates reported 4, the 'sAssIty ssss ARD
seS l8Lsdiassly set " setk. 2
The evening world., 1901-02-26
DOPING OUT
DERBY WINNER.
Declarations Leave 2
Eligible for Crescent
City Event.
,s,ecl., to tn. Evening wos,,,


NEW ORLEANS. Fob. c6.-Thc sec
cuy DERBY leaves twenty-four eligible
| to go 10 the post on March is. or the
thirteen stricken on; yesterday onl,
,"N. Fake and Al brown. were ever
conceded to have chancs. and the,
never showed any c<ismarks OF a Derby
| colt.
Among these lief; In are varro Joe
Frey. Lady Schorr. Choice. Wild Pirate
sfax!mus and Lord Roberts. or these
Joe Frey Is accounted the best. but h.
IL racing In California. with only an
on cnanc" ., his being brouGh. on for
! the race.
John +. Schorr. who always has a
| starter. however. has q second string 10
his bow In Lady schorr. who Is rncinE
at Memphis. Lady Schorr and Miss
Bennett were considered the best two.
ren--old iilEcs in the West las, year
and the schorr My Ii said to nave
grown into handsome and weil-fur.
| nishcd marc
Lady Schorr's Chances.
Schorr expects TO win tae Tennessee
and KENTUCKY Oaks with her. as we'll
As the Englewood Stakes n; Washing
ton Park. II she is good enough to 10
this abe should be good enough to bea,
everything In sight for the cresccn,
Ci;> Derby.
Charles II. Ellison is due TO leave
California tomorrow FOR New Orleans
ana u II nrobabie that he Is bringing
on ais Derby candidate. Bard OF Avon
"hich raced well on the coast early
iE IN" winter season. or III. possible
,.n!te.s no" on the ground. varro In
nnu''ubtedlv the best. and Ii the only
otle which has shown suggestion Of
Derby quality. ;. shor; time ago. with
stcadyinx weight up. he ran u mile In
!;fo ~. establishing n new record for
me track; and on another occasion ran
sef"" !ur1onSs In l.26 IT. With all this
speed he can undoubtedly carry weight
and 60 a distance.
q W. Poole has confidence In his Lord
Roberts. but that colts recent work has
old: h. -vincs1l a fondr.ss for a route.
and u he come, OH; q, and we'll /, IL
not likely that the Crescent City Derby
distance. 'Are fur.ongs. will bother him.
than IL pounds on his back
Choice the MorrI. Entry.
The Morrs"s. who won this rase last
year VITA Prince Of Verona. will &C.
pend this year on cho'ce. who may be
az good rs anything els. tina. will 30
I" the post. II. T. Grimm ha. ief, Toni.
cum In. although that colt seems TO
have been exploded as n Derby posi-
billy.
Following &. the eligible list: Mcrri.
man. Dick Burgess. ilrdsquceze. Maxi
mus. Bard OF Avon. Tonicnm. vnrro.
Queen Carnival. James J. Corbett.
Gl.rbow. 10. Frey. Bah. Lady Schorr.
Hampshire. Hsndswurst Choice. Lord
Roberts. Wild P!rute. Fl..etwtng. Hil-
Hard. Eastert!1ne. Plcador Stddons and
Queen Dixon.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
rnltr RN,&
70 ilNIl tl--glI. AnI 40 orr MIN
NsltInS

j II, BARNES mace a snow Of MI.
field. "" opened up a big gap In the
IirSi quarter aud sLliopcA In iron, al.
thc way; Nit, hoykin dropped Into
second place Al the hal. mile paInrm
VAS ctO"dlng her nj the end
Fourth Race Seven furiore. Mon NV
Stranssst. Monk Waymnn was second
and Silver Coin third,
The evening world., 1901-02-26

y = 90 Lit'h,.y made the running 10
me li't "Si""n'll p'rtIcu vas 10 h.Gp
!" mr. Wien WALSH proughi VI Little
ouf l'f' And sAN" miserable exhibit; on
J' i " rcNriscd Miss 90 Lightly m..a,
h'Ne s'>t#l lHnE enough 10 win Egyp.
nan rr.us" could not un,rnck himself
ana ". 4ui last an the Wan
The evening world., 1901-02-26

OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE Is
easily sold when advertised In tho
Sunday World.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
LAFAYETTE CAPSULES

-ute al unnatural di-ehs-y.-. 30. a, all DRUG.
E!ss or II. ". I.rTHiS. 1871 In~-ry Se~ rork.
The evening world., 1901-02-26
WINNERS AT
NEW ORLEANS.
Track Heavy and Fields
Reduced by Big
Scratching.

RACE TRA X N:W ORLEANS. Feb
2'-rhc steward. have concluded IN" In
'e-ugas!oa "f The strspiechas- scandal
AMI tae.r decision will he made publ,
to.n!ghi
IRON IN" fAci tha' all the hr~c, oui
Lizzie ke.iN which figured IN tn cas-,
ana "cr" sis1cni"l werr andrapp"t
t's tomorrow jumping race hy Sec,
r"sary clark, It may be Inferred ,har
Lizzie N"!ly VIII liz IN" only IN,
suspended piv,r,i.-m.n,, Don GA,
r'nc!n and Mrs Ransom. ahich hnv,
'"ri' under tho nin White tho lnycst.ga
'i3i Na' oc!ns he'll appear In Tie On,
it'es for io-n.1rrnw race
PiEEr E,-r
The evening world., 1901-02-26
Ch"irc the Morrl. Entry.

The Morris"s. who won this rase last
year With Prince OF VERONA. will &c.
pend this year on Cho'ce. who may be
t" the post. II. T. Grimm ha. ief, Toni.
cum In. although that colt seems 10
have been exploded as n Derby posi-
The evening world., 1901-02-26

Following II the eligible list: Mcrri.
man. Dick Burgess. IlrdsQuceze Maxi
mus. Bard OF Avon. Tonicum. vnrro.
Queen Carnival. James J. Corbett
6l-ubow. 10. Frey. Bah. Lady Schorr.
Hampshire. iIsndswurst. Choice. Lord
Roberts. Wild Pirate. Feet wing. Hill
Hard. Eastsr,!sne. Plcador. shidons and
Queen Dixon.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09

In Kansas, which shows a falling of Of
% per cent from last years crop of corn
the winter wheat will amount to 100.
100000 bushels. by far the greatest croI
in history. And the threshing report,
show it to be better than ever before.
There will be 25,OO0,OOO bushels in Okla.
homa. Missouri, where the loss to corn
has been greatest, will have 2,OOO,O OO
Of wheat, and Nebraska, which up tc
three years ago never grew winter wheat
at all, shows a return of 40,OOO.OO0 bush.
els. In Iowa, Nebraska and South Da.
kota. the harvest has been begun. In
Minnesota and North Dakota, where the
great bulk of wheat is grown, the crop
is almost ready to harvest, with every
prospect of equaling the best records.
The winter crop in these States. unless
some disaster oyertakes it, will certainly
amount to 425,O0O,OOO bushels, while the
spring wheat crop will be, at q low esti-
mate, 3OO,OOO.OOO bushels. a total of 725,-
100000 bushels. When it is remembered
that the highest previous wheat crop in
the United States was 675. 200, 600, the
record for 1898. the enormous gain
in the production of the b~readstuff
within the last twelve months can
be realized.
AS far as 1t is possible to estimate VAL
ues thus far in advance of market prices,
the farming communities will certainly
be better off this year than last, in spite
of the damage done by the drought to the
corn crop.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09
LOTTERY FOR LAND.
DRAWING At e. RENO WITNESS.
Ed BY $4,000 PERSONS.
Names of Those Who Secured Best
Claims = Miss Matte H. Beal Got
One Worth from $4,000 to $4,000
-one Marriage Costs $4,000.

Oklahoma's great land lottery was be-
gun at FL Reno Monday, md when the
commissioners appointed by the federal
government adjourned the drawing for
the day LOCO Of the choicest of the $4,000
16O-acre claims in the Kiowa-Comanche
country had been awarded. The first
name drawn from the wheels was that of
Stephen A. Holcomb of Paul's Valley.
!. T., for a homestead in the Ell Reno
district, and the second Leonard Lamb of
Augusta, Ok. These men select the two
choicest claims in this district. The cap
ltal prize winners, however, proved to
be James r. Woods Of Weatherford, Ok,
whose name was the first to come from
the Lawton district wheel, and Miss Hat
tie II. Beal Of Wichita, Kan, who drew
the second number in that district. They
will have the privilege Of making the
first filings in the Lawton district, and
will undoubtedly choose the two quarter
sections adjoining that town. These are
considered the most valuable in the terri
tory, and are, 1t is estimated, worth from
$4,000 to $4,000 each.
The day wa M of keen excitement,
replete with interesting scenes. 1t is es-
tmated that $4,000 persons witnessed the
drawing. The immense throng was
wrought up to the highest pitch. Each
succeeding winner for q time was met
with shouts Of applause and merriment.
All was pleasantly. Every man, though
he did not draw Q prize from the wheels
Monday, had steadfast faith that on
Tuesday or the mex day would surely
see him the possessor of a slip reading
him a title clear to 160 acres of Oklahoma
land. Unfortunate ones, instead of be-
waiing their fate, cheered Justify as fa-
miliar naues were called out from the
commission vs. platform.
The crowdFiirly exhausted themselves,
and when the close of the drawing for the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09
AN ARMY SCANDAL
Captain Strong and Lady Hope Figure
In q S%euoation.

40 ~ SSu0AtkUnN
May Yohe, the American actress, has
at last got rid of her husband, though,
p~aradoxicaliy, the latter has by no means
been relieved of her. AS the companion
OF Putnam Bradlee Strong, son of the
late ex-Mayor Of New York, she has sail
ed to join the lotus eaters in Japan, there
to live a life Of pleasure, free from the
ccnsure and the social ostracism which
such a life would invite here.
One life she has already ruined. that
of her legal husband, Lord Hope. An
other life she seems to be leading along
the same pathway, that of Putnam Brad
lee Strong. His %infatuation for her was
such that he resigned from the army in
order to be in her society and only con-
sideration for him on account of his hon
orable father prevented his being court
martialed. While under orders to sail
for the Philippines he t~elegraphed from
San Francisco his resignation as captain
to the Secretary of War. Mr.. Root would
have refused to accept it and would have
ordered a court-martial were it not thnt
the President intcrposed IN for the
sake of the father saved the son from
the consequence of his rashness and fu-
tuity.
The couple were ostracised in San
Francisco. The leading hotels and res
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09

who has been regarded as one Of the most
brilliant young spectators on the board,
had transferred his open trades to am
other firm. and that the books of his COM
pany had been placed in the hands of an
attorney. Instantly there began to fly
about the trading pit rumors that Phil
lips was in financial straits and that he
was unable to swing his holdings.
Old-time spectators have been proph-
esying cver since Phillips sprung into
sudden prominence in the corn pit that it
was only a matter of time until the
young Spectator would meet his water
loo, and they accepted his action Of
Thursday as the arrival of the crisis.
Phillips. they say, is long on practically
all of his holdings-namely. oats. 1,0OO,-
600 bushels: corn, 100000 bushels. and
wheat. 100000 bushels. The company
was incorporated in November. 1900. with
a capital of $4,000.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09

taurants closed their doors in their faces
and they We're constrained to patronize
the cheaper restaurants, and even these
were not overpleased with the attention.
Finally the pair under assumed names
left for Japan.
While the wife of Lord Hope by thus
accompanying Strong has abandoned her
legal husband the latter, strangely, can
take no action to divorce her. The head
of the family is his brother, the Duke OF
Newcastle. He holds the family purse
strings and on him is dependent Lord
Hope. But the duke is opposed to di.
vorce in any form. And thus May Yoha
legally bears the title Of Lady Hope and
Ii day, despite her disgrace, may be.
come a duchess Of Newcastle, for hel
abandoned husband is the legal successor
of the present childless duke.
In case Lord Hope should succeed to
the dukedom within the next few years
it is doubtful if the courts would issue
him a decree Of divorce. According to
numerous presidents they would hold
that ne had waited too long.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09
Chicago Inter Ocean.

When twenty-five INT had been talk
en- from the Ell Reno district wheel, atten-
tion was turned to that representing the
Lawton district.
The first name brought out for this dis
trict was that Of James r. Woods Of
Weatherford, Ok, and the crowd again
went wild. This meant that Woods
would be able to claim the quarter sec
ton adjoining Lawton town, one Of the
choicest in the entire country.
The second ticket was drawn and Col.
Dyer called out:
II have the pleasure to announce the
name of the first woman to draw a prize,
Matte II. Beal Of Wichita, Kan"
Then Col. Dyer gave her description aa
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09
GREAT WINTER WHEAT CROP.

Total of 725,OoO,OoO Bushel. of the
Cereal ls a Record-Breaker
To Western farmers who have suffered
great loss from the drought there is a
consolation. while their corn crop has
been greatly damaged. the drought pro.
duced conditions which have resulted in
the largest winter wheat crop in the his.
tory Of the country. To the drought di.
rectly is this immense wheat crop due.
Winter wheat was being harvested when
the drought struck Kansas and Missouri
And the weather which wal so unfavora.
BILE to corn was ideal for the wheat har.
vest.