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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-18
Newmarket Races.

LONDON. Oct 1.-THE Americans took
the last two races at the Newmarket
second October meeting today
Kearsarge (Maherf won the .Prender-
CAST stakes, distance five furlongs and
40 yards.
Mountain Daisy (Clem Jenkins) Won
the Rrettby stakes, six furlongs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-18

Rheumatic pains are the cries Of protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation of
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require The whole system
feels the effect c this acid poison; and
not until the blood has beer purified and
brought back to healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James Kell, OF 7o7 Ninth street, N. e.
Washington, D. c., writes as follows: "a few
months ago had an attack CT Sciatic Rheuna.
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keep Away From California

Unless you like sunshine and flowers in
midwinter. II you must gey there Is no
way. SO good as the Minneapolis & St
Street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-18

ism IN It's worst form. The
pain was 50 intense that I
became completely pros
trated. The attack was an
unusually severe one, and
my condition was regard
ed as being very danger
Gus. 1 was attended by
one of the most able doc
scrsin Washington, who IS
SI5o 4 member of the fac
nI.y of a leading medical
College here, He told me
L. rontin-rc his nresc-in.
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Herr Corbett Referee.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17-Harry Cor
bett has been chosen to referee the JEFF
fries Rubin fight Nov. Is.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-18
LEXINGTON HARNESS RACES.
Good Thing OF Party Of Canadians
Goes Wrong.

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. ia cold
west wind and wet track were against
count OF the tracks condition. the first
event was not called until 2:30 o'clock,
and darkness found the last race I'M
finished. FavoriteS won the 2:10 pace,
and the West stake in straight heats.
Council Chimes was the choice in the
first, the original pooling being $50 field
~ The field dropped to S.. Council
Chimes was never headed from the start
IN any heat.
In the West stakes only two of the
nVe starters were safe as the distance
flag fell in the final heat, Lady Con-
Stantine. Iva Dee and Crescent being the
victims. Leola led in this heat, was
never less-Sha-n eight lengths in the front
after leaving the quarter pole. She fin
1Shed in 2:15. In the two previous heats
she also retained the lead the journey
round with ease.
Border was foundered and under the
care of three veterinarians when the 2:18
trot was called. The horse was shipped
here from Halifax, arriving several days
ago for this particular race
1t is said that a party Of Canadians
expected to back the stranger heavily.
With Border out, Galbetor was favor
; ita, Ss09 to the field 800 in the first pool
ing. Alice Carr took the first heat from
me brown horse by a length, leading all
the way. The field was $50, Galbetor $50
In the second heat. which went to Gal
betor by nose after a hard struggle
throughout with Alice Carr. In the third
II,
where she gave up. Galbetor forged to
the front, with Una Belle in hot pur-
suit 1t was furious drive down the
Bt-etch, and Una Belle was half length
TO the good at the wire. In this heat
GaIbetor sold at $50, field $45. Attend
anCe. 4e09. Summaries:
2:10 class, pacing, purse 81, 000-
Council Chimes, blk h, by Chimes
tSnoW) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
Little SQuaw. br m (EFwin) .......3 2
lone. br m {Barnes) ...-......... 8 4
Don Riley. b g CHudson) ..........5 . 3
Garnetta, br m fHoganl. .......... 4 dis
Time. 2:15A, 2:151a. 2:15L
Little Squaw and lone divided second
and third money, Don Riley taking fourth
money.
The West stakes, 2:29 class, trotting,
S2,000-
1eola. b m by c. E Clay
Lady Patchie. b N CHignight).... 8 2
Lady Constantine, Oh m Qoomis) 2 dis
Iva Dee. b m (GeerS) ..............5 2 dis
Crescent, gr g Douglass .......... dis
Time, 2:21$4, 2:17&I. 2:15.
Leola took first, third and fourth mon
ey. Lady Patchie second money.
2:lS class, trotting, purse $1,000 (unfin-
5Shed)-
Galbetor. br h, by Calvin oGaha-
Alice Carr. blk m CHudson) II 2 5
Una Belle, ch m (McGriffe)........ 8 5 /
Colonel Cochran, br h (SGufres).. 3
J r H, ch h (AIcGee) ...........3 C
. Neighbor Girl, m (Jolly)........ 5 s
Marion Wilkes, b m CTiter). 8 4
King Humbert, b g CTUcker) 9 z Z
Darthmore. oh g (Benyon). $50. dis
Time, 2:16i5 2:l615, 2:1S15.
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lions aud would get weii. Atte- having it filled
t1eiye times without receiving the Slightest
benefit, declined to continue his treatment any
longer Having heard of s. s. s. Swift Specifc)
recommended for Rheumatism, decided almost
n despair however, to give the medicine trial,
and after had taken few bottles was able to
Robbie around crutches, and very soon there.
after had no use for them at all, S. s. S. having
cured me sound and well. All the distressing
pains have left ME, my appetite has returned,
md am happy to be again rcstored TO perfect
health.
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Buffalo Exposition Rates Greatly
Reduced.

Now is the time to take advantage of
the low rate of $17.50 to Buffalo and re-
turn offered by The North Western Line.
OF sale, ETC.. at City Offices 3S2 Robert
Street, St. Paul., 4l3 Nicollet Ave, Min
neapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-18

For school Teachers-New Wall Map
Free.
The Louisville Sc Nashville r. r. has
Just issued a most complete wall map of
the United States, Mexico and the West
Indies. This map is printed in colOrs.
mounted on linen with rollers at top sNd
bottom ready to hang on wall. Size is Box
Sc inches. We win be pleased to send q
cnpy free to every teacher who will send
name and address to c. l.. Stone, General
Passenger Agent, Louisville. KY
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ton now, but there is a stage of the case
where I will have to bring it up. sub
mitted questions to my brother yester
day. They were not excepted to. 1 will
withdraw it now.
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CHEERs FoR scHLEY

Witness testified that on the day of
the battle of July 3, he was at the cen
trail station, and received from Com
modore Schley and Capt. Cook encourag-
ing messages to the men and that one
of these from the commodore was re-
ceived with three cheers for the COM
modore.''
Ensign Ralph N. Marble, who was q
cadet on the Brooklyn during the war,
said that during the voyage to Santiago,
the sea- was rough for the smaller boats.
On the day of the battle off Santiago he
had had charge of some Of the after five
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-18

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Inc witness spoke OF
THE BRooKLYN's TURN.
and said that previous to that event there
vas slight sheer to port.
Asked as to Commodore Schley's bear
ing in the battle, the witness said lit was
such as to inspire enthusiasm"
DO you know what vessels were in
sight at the beginning of the battle?"
asked Mr.. Rayner.
Hold on, therer exclaimed Capt. Lem
~, before witness could reply, ct object
Capt. Lemly stated that the precept did
not call for the position of ships except
to show whether they endangered the
Brooklyn. Replying, Mr.. Rayner said
that the question was similar to other
questions which had been admitted
ST believe that it is an invasion of the
decision of the court already rendered
with regard to going into this matter of
the positions of vessels" said Capt
Lemly.
Nov. with regard to the relative posi-
tons at the beginning of the battle, 1
have excepted from objection so much
as relates to the possibility of collision,
which is distinct part of the precept.
The position of the Brooklyn at the be-
ginning of the battle is called for dis
tinctly and in terms. but that of no other
vessel. Except, as L have stated. in so
far as it involves the possibility of col
Iision, this. 1 think, is Objectionable, and
/ submit the matter to the court"
Mr.. Rayner-Of course want to state to
my friend that 1 will not press the ques-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-07

Allen the title of leading comedian of the
commission. His humor is spontaneous
and unrestrained by time or place. He
had just received his commission from
the President and as he was leaving the
White House some one asked him how hIs
fish hatchery is coming on.
"Oh," said MIR. Allen, with his char
acteristic drawl, "our fish are loaflng
around in Tupelo waters, waiting to get
into the hatchery when it is built"
Aguinaldo as an Elevator hoy.
Several distinguished statesmen while
in the Presidents ante-room, waiting for
an interview with the chief executive.
were discussing what disposition should
be made OF Aguinaldo. the Filipino chief
Various positions under the government
were suggested as appropriate for him to
occupy. Finally someone proposed that
an elevator should be built in the ex-
ecutive mansion ana Aguinaldo might
make an acceptable conductor for the
car Former Senator Lindsay promptly
retorted He would keep the elevator
always running"
The point OF the KentucSian's Jest was
not lost upon those present. and the Pres
idcnt ana Secretary Root may CD take
the suggestion under serious considera-
lion before nnally disposing Of the Agui-
nuldO problem.
The Governments sporty clerks.
Among the government onihials m
Washington. there D. % g0od-sized sport
ing contingent which Dr. To- evidence AZ
/ she Bonnings rnca track daily These
"plunRers from Uncle Sans workshop
] r.nfts lUnnfaN lawuraaF ~ fNf
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LUCK OF THE LAME DUCKS.
Ex-CONGRESSMEN HAVE SHOW
WITH MCKINLEY.

John Aliens Fish Hatchery-Minbt
Gen. Miles Uses Cannon Balls 10
Ornament His INSTRUMENTATION
Are Favorites In Washington So
ciety, and Mansfield Especially So.
members OF the St. Louis Fair Commits
sion have. been appointed, commissioned
and ready to begin drawing salary, some
OF the commissioners are apt to solilo-
quize to the effect that 1T sometimes
pays 20 be a lame duck legislator" In
view of the extraordinary good fortune
which in this particular instance descend
ed upon several former congressman, the
future standing OF defeated congressman
may be rated a few pegs higher than
heretofore Considering that former Sen
ator Carter OF Montana and former Rep
resentatiye Allen Of Mississippi are 30
handsomely rewarded by the administra-
zion for figuring as the yaledictorian Of
their respective branches IN the last Con-
eresa, there will probably be lively
c0mpefiiioD among lame ducks Tor
ssledictoriab honors 10 dying congresses
10 come
"a will be remembered that Senator
Garter taxed the seDate 20 death, with
che river snd hsrbor BIN ~ his text
Representative Allen said ne last wpia'
~ the eying Congress 10 the ffoass, ~it1
a Gan hatchery "a he home, ~ Tupsl0
aaiaa., - fhs subject ~ biz oriKlnei pfane
81 hamof - GAS NiH oiaDuts with ~
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clerks employed In that branch of Uncle
Sans service would deem 1t an honor
and a privilege to assist Mrs. Miles in
carving the refreshments to and from
the kitchen.
Actors Popular in Washington.
There are few actors whose professional
appearance in Washington acts as So
cial stimulus. 1t is a distinct triumph
if a hostess can guarantee the presence
of a popular hero of the footlights at an
afternoon tea or supper after the play.
Sothern, Nat Goodwin, and Mansfield are
the local favorites among the actors of
America, and Sir Henry Irving, and
John Hare are received best among the
players from the other side. Sothern,
while he remained bachelor was wont
to be lionized throughout his annual
weekly engagement in Washington. Not
only did the matinee girls enthuse over
his attractions on and off the stage, but
social leaders delighted TO do him honor
in a private capacity. Mrs. Lincoln, for
merly Miss Gould OF Troy was among
those who entertained MIR, Sothern. Since
his marriage to Virginia Harmed. Mr..
Sotherns social light has iickered and
his recent engagement in this city wit
messed it's complete extinction. Not one
OF his old friends appeared conscious Of
his presence In Washington, though they
were all present TO approve him across
the footlghts.
mansfield Always In Demand.
Mansfield has ever been a delight 20
the people of Washington whenever he
would condescend 10 mingle In society.
His marriage made no difference with his
standing since he always appeared alone
~ social functions, even in the days when
his wife was 4 co-Htar This season, the
conditions were reversed for IansheldH
niece. a beautiful and charming member
Of bis company ana fascinating French
woman withai. was the recipient u many
social attentions 10 this city Mansfield
was very amiabis in enoWing himself
briefly N ths society of bic fair younK
relative, hut tie place he most freqnents
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$1,000 Made Suits S5.49
$500 TailOr-Made Skirts S3.49
$3.50 Ladies' Black Skirts CSC
Grey HomeSpuns Skirts Sis
SOC Ladies' Shirt Waists Csc
Silk Serge Umbrellas csc
A Fine Lot Of ParaSOlS CSC
|Sl.25AnO Over EmbroiderieS 79C
15C EdSinSS and Insertions Sc
A Dozen Valencienne Lace l7C
$l.5O American Lady COrsets $l.OO

table, studied the entries for the various
events, and raised a more or less mod
est amount of money 10 play such tips"
as they anticipate may bring them graft
flying returns. Thus far the Bennings
meeting has not been profitable to the de-
partmeutal sporting fraternity.
Miles Cannonban Decorations.
Gen. Miles is a believer in the outward
and visible sign of an inward and out
crying greatness, judging from the form
of decoration that has recently appeared
on the Miles residence. Whether this de-
coration was conceived in the mind of
the handsome Commander of the Army
or whether it represents the fancy of
some jealous friend, remains to be prov
ed: but certain IL is that many a smile
has been occasioned in army circles since
several large and Misunderstanding can
non balls have hanked the two sides of
the entrance TO Gen. Miles home. Moth
ing more spectacular in regard to a pri-
vate residence has been seen in Wash
ington for many "a day, and the Generals
fondness for pomp and notoriety is touch
ingly evidenced since the war-like imple-
ments OF his trade have been placed like
n shrine for tourists and hero worship
pers TO visit We could conceive OF Gen.
Miles using cannon balls as dumb bells
in the privacy OF his dressing room. for
Of "a truth the soldier becomes so welded
10 the implements OF battle that he can-
not exist without the daily sight OF them,
but what We cannot understand IL why
II Gen. Niles desires his home 20 adj
nertiso his calling. be does not apply FOR
residence AZ tho War Department
Both the General and his wife feel the
dignity Of their position ana ~ would be-
ln accordance Win their social import
nncc m They might set w housekeeping in
the massive department ~ the War. Navy
and state Mrs Miles, surrounded with
her naornE suite ~ young 0ftcers who
o0mpriae the Generals stan, would b.
simply magnificent 90 hostess ~ on A.
ternoon tea given AZ she War Depart
menf and ne ere cergair that sil fhc
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$500 Ladies' Kid Shoes SI.79
$3.50 Ladies' NoiseIess Shoes S2.49
sI25 Boys Lace Shoes al 85c
Infants Patent Leather Slippers SOC
Ladies' Seamless Black Hoes &c
15c Girls and Boys Rib Hose &c
Ladies' Black LisIe Hose Csc
Ladies' Drop Stitch Hose l5c
Csc Infants Socks, Black and Col d, l5c
Mems Seamless Half Hose &c
l5c Mems Fancy Half Hose l0c

ed was the one and only Alibi
Club, where good suppers of
unique kind are the order. Here
Mr. Mansfield repaired every night after
the play, in company with the fashionable
young blades of the town and in return for
their hospitality, he performed on the
piano, told stories and recited with the
inimitab.e charm that accompanies his ef-
forts in the comedy line.
WashingtOn's Matinee Girls.
The matinee girl has reached a high
stage OF development in Washington. BY
courtesy she is called gira, though very
often she is a married woman with all the
leisure and giddy propensities of young
fiedgling; or a divorce playing the youth
full and innocent dodge for the second
time; or an ''unappropriated blessing oil
uncertain age, whose sentimentality takes
the form of an ardent love for melo-
drama. When she appears in the person of
a genuine first-water belle of society, then
the matinee girl is seen at her best
There are so many faces that accom-
pany the dropping pompadour and tip
tilted hat of the matinee girl ana each Is
familiar 10 the theater-going pubic. one
face is backed by purse sufficiently deep
TO purchase the best seats for every per-
Torrance, and other faces rely on thelr
beauty TO assure them seas 1it'I PAINS
the price OF admission. The great maJorl-
" OF feminine matinee friends, cultivate
the ushers and play them 10 the limit
This class so early 10 the theater, pay an
admission ana have a good chat al
around with the attendants To the au-
dlence they appear 20 own the theater, be-
iug entirely az ease ana certain Or Wit
Messing the performance from places OF
vantage. A few minutes after the curtain
has gone up, the ushefs indicate seine un-
occupied chairs and the matinee sif.a
sauntsr leisuFeiy 70 them as u they were
theirs By indisputed right The napefs
appear 90 BE- Unaware ~ their m9Fements,
such . complefe uHasrktenainE HAisis ~
tNaen soma mafinas fay0rites and the
nahsra that tie former arrive late ana
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sonville branch of the Plant System. The
clay is pronounced by experts to be the
finest in South Georgia, and there will
be enough to last for years. The Way
cross Brick Company has been capital
lied al $4,000, of which 5000 has been paid
in. DR.. j. l.. Walker will be at the head
of the concern, and d. j. Crawley man
ager.
A special meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation of Ware county has been called for
next Thursday, at the court house in this
city, for the purpose of settling the con-
troversy among the patrons of Duke
school at Ruskin. Some of the people
down there object to the retention of the
lady teacher employed by the board.
Mrs. Brinson, mother Of Mrs. w. ".
Metzger. living on Lee avenue, died yes
terday afternoon after a short illness,
aged about 70 years Remains were taken
to Savannah last night for interment.
A burglar entered the residence of Capt.
G. A. Sheldon last night. Dogs were
placed on the trail and after an exciting
chase the thief escaped, as usual.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-07

are ushered directly to good seats with
even fake coupons given them as a bluff.
Such girls are in great luck and they u.s.
ually attend the matinee alone.
The daughter of Millionaire Walsh, with
her French maid, is a regular patron of
the theater and she never misses a matt
nee. She is not yet in society, but her
familiarity with the names and repor-
torres of actors is something marvellous.
Miss Martha Hitchborn. the famous
Washington beauty, is a constant attend
ant at the matinee, and the Misses Patten
occupy box at every first class perform
ance
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-07
WAYCROss SCHOOLS REOPEN.
The New Brick Factory TO Begin Pre-
pairing Its Grounds.

pairing Its Grounds.
waycross. Ga, April 6.-Pupils in the
High School building will notice when the
schools reopen Monday. a number of
changes. Nearly one hundred small shade
trees have been set out on the campus,
and other Improvements made. Prof.
Pound has had placed in his Office a COM
piete cabinet for experimental purposes.
1t contains everything necessary for the
construction Of steam engines, electrical
machinery. as well as for chemical ex-
periments.
The Waycross Rifles are making ar
ranRements for their annual picnic, 20 be
given some time In May. The Rifles, ~
their last meeting practically decided 20
allow no more dances 20 be given IN their
armory.
Machinery has been purchased for the
waycross Brick Factory, ana next Mon
day morning laborers viii begin clearing
40 the grounds preparatory 70 beginning
work. The faetorG VIII have q capacity
81 5000 brick dalfg, ana two kilns of
80 600 brick each VII be burnt every
month. Ths yards will be located two
miles west 81 Waycross, on ths 5aeh'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-07

The brilliant young novelists, with
their astounding records OF 10000 or 30
900 copies sold. need not be too eonnaent
that they have outstriped their elders
even commercially. That staneh o'a "a
vorlte, East Lynne" has just passed
,ha 600 900 mark for copyright sales, not
~ sneak or plrated editions. and 40 rev
~. than four stage version are efisht
and popular,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-07

An Italian medical paper describes
the results OF an expedition sent out by
the government to study the mosquito
theory OF malaria. They went TO one OF
the most malarious regions in the KING
dom. but as oil wore protective masks
only one man out OF l0l got malaria, ana
he. Il was discovered. was In the habt
OF displacing the mask az night IN oraer
10 smoke.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-07

A store in itself is the
new salesroom now open
in our basement! 1t is de-
voted to the sale of Cot
ton and Domestic Dry
Goods Like the rest of
this Grand Store it is
cheerful, bright, clean, well
lighted. Just such a place
to make one feel comfort
able, "at home" and the
service is of the best.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-07

Csc Fancy Silk Ribbons .15c
i0c Fancy Silk Ribbons -. SC
Black Velvet Ribbon, piece. .15c
COlOTed Velvet Ribbon, piece. 19c
Cuticura Soap, genuine, 19c
Best Excelsior Ammonia -. 7c
Best Witch Hazel .10c
Best Talcum Powder 19c
1Oc Ladies Rib Vests, SC
15c Ladies Rib Vests, 10c
25c Ladies Rib Vests, 15c
Uncovered Down Pillows Soc
Painted Pillow Tops .25c
New Chatelaine Bags, 75c
Novelty Hat Pins. .15c
Newest Belt Buckles .25c
Fancy Stick Pins =. SC
Shell Hair Ornaments ..15c
A pair Side Combs ;. loo
Novel Cuff Links. .25c
English Tooth Brushes, 10c
/ Brush Skirt Bindings ...... Sc
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acts J!

Facts! We might ex-
plode a lot of strong lam
guage in this ad, and per-
haps attract more atten-
tion-like a small boy with
a toy cannon.
We choose, however, TO
tell the simple truth, be-
cause we seek as much
your confidence as your at
tention. The Domestic
Goods Department
Is a Store in Itself F.!