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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

the drives would aPpaffntly go mile for
the players who hid the first try off the
tees, and the gentleman following, in try
ing to profit by the superfiuous strength of
his companion. S;oulda ease up and fall as
Tar short as the other had gone over.
DIR: Lee Harban=ef zthe Columbia Club
and Mr.. P. Grant zof tiif.SBrookline Country
Club were the early arrivals at the Chevy
Chase club house this morning, and We're
the first to drive off in the match for the
club cup. AS the little white balls scared
ana sailed along in The wind, driven by
their clever hands, shouts Of laughter were
heard on all sides as they were driven by
the WIND out of the course, and bogie fig
ures on the initial link. were not to be
A large gallery followed DR.. Harlan and
Grant over the course. as the former is
considered the star golfer of this vicinity.
The play of both men was ragged, each
taking turns in leading Mr.. Grants better
putting helped him out of numerous bad
places, and a splendid long one on the last
green enabled him to win out by one up
X Z: Hayden and DR.. William Gray,
both or the Chevy Chase Club. were the
nrst or IN the Consolation Cup matches.
ana other pairs of the two events followed
at irregular intervals
Some Scores.
Following are the scores in the club on
first cup event:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

island. 1t consists primarily OF a hood I'm
"hich the operator stands listening for dis
tant sounds. which are collected in a fun
mel liked just above the hood There is n
diaphragm in tie funnel and leading down
therefrom two rubber tubes which are adj
!Gsted TO the ears OF the listener. There
Is also mariners compass resting under
the tunnel Ia let the listener know which
direction the funnel is pointing when IL
records a sound. DIR. Schmitt made his
nrst instrument from a dry goods box
which he used for hood. a pair of old
stethoscope tubes, and a piece OF tin bent
into the form Of funnel. Yet 1t worked
successfully from the start. Sounds which
could not be detected by the unaided ear
or, If audible, were lost as to direction
We're instantly located by the director Its
value on ships and in lighthouses is unde-
niable, as the throbbing of a vessel may
be heard with it when it is not possible to
detect it with the ear unaided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

All White Rose Glycerine Soap cakes
Solid Hair Brushes. pure brlStles. soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Detecting Sounds at Sea.

From the Worlds Work.
An instrument for detecting sounds at sea
was invented by DR.. Joseph Schmitt of the
Island of Antieosti. They hear much Of
wrecks on Anticosti. and the question of
saving life at sea is a paramount one.
Anticosti is ice-bound five months out of
the year. mad DR. Schmitt during one Of
these periods of enforced retirement from
the world set about inventing a sound in
dicator. building it with his own hands
from such material as he could find on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
with your letters. my MANI" he asked one

with your letters. my man." he asked one
night his stock of patience giving out
No answered the laborer. Both these
Were written and addressed afore noon to-
day
Then. why didn't you bring them to the
post straight away"
Not me. Mr.. Cleaver.' replied the laborer.
thrusting his tongue into his cheek. "Busi-
ness is slack here in tdaytime, and there s
nowt to stop yer from prism open an read
in every letter which comes ill., but at a
minute to g. with knowing wink at the
clock, we've nobbut a few seconds to
glance at t'envelopes and drop 'em into a
to keep temptation from yer all l can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Grant defeated DE- Harlan by ] UP.

Grant defeated De. Harlan by ] UP.
McCammon defeated w. S. Harlan by 6
up and 1.
Lanerty defeated Jenkins of Baltimore
by 3 up and >.
Horstman defeated Denny by up and T.
In the consolation cup event the follow
ing are the scores:
Knapp defeated Simpkins by default
Hayden defeated Gray by ) up and =;
Dalzell defeated McShane by 6 up and l.
prescott defeated Wylie by 1 down
This afternoon the field had shifted down
to two pairs-Grant, McCammon, Lafferty
ana Horst-and the successful pair of these
TOUR gentlemen will play the finals tomor-
row morning.
At the same time Messrs. Knapp. Hay-
den, Dalzell and Prescott were struggling
for position in the finals of the consoIa-
ton event. and the best man will be de-
ctded upon after the final match in the
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Mennen'S TalCum Powder. BOX, lie.

Kicks" k"r'S Violet Talcum Powder. l9r
Java Rice. Face Powder all colors. 80. lie
Talcutinr. the popular odorine powder. .2..e.
Horn Combs with metal backs. Toe. n
Casiil" Soap. White aud Olive Oil.
f-ib phE--. BIC |
3 cakes Of Witch Hazel, Cold Cream.
Violet or Florodora Soap. .........2s
Colgatr's Caprice and Violet Toilet |
Water. Observation-Disclosures. 3tc. |
DR. Parker Pray's Rosaiine and Nail
Enamel. 1Sc.
Coke Daudrur Cure large bottle los.
Roger & Gallet's Vera Niolette, Nio-
let dc Parme Triple Extracts. on. .5oc.
Bailey's Rubber Complexion Brushes :sc.
Half gallon Household Ammonia 80. ~.
1hrnst"n'S Tooth Powder. .......... &c.
Eastman's Genuine West India BAY
i'HHl e i3f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

They Were what the prim old lady would
can whippersnappers -just two young
people. boy and a girl slangy and breezy.
1h'y We're going Up North Meridian street
last Sunday-a beautiful day. "Oh, I.ordy,"
said she. wouldn't this be an elegant
afternoon for drive" Yes answ cred
he. urahashed; IN bring you up u ham,
mer and few nails this afternoon. In
diaHapolis Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

NeepinH nm Eye on the Clerk.
From Tit Bits
The clerk in charge of a Yorkshire post
office was annoyed by the conduct of a GER
tain farm laborer, who, by buying stamps
on the very edge Of closing time. frequently
put him to the trouble of recasting his ac-
counts.
Are you really obliged to come SO late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
Colonial PoSsesSiOns

Il think that this government is making
th~ most satisfactory progress in the Phil
iPfiues- belicve that We can soon estab-
fish the best of governments in the islands
aud l have not the slightest idea that the
United States Will ever surrender ~sover-
eighty there.
Regarding cuba. W. are but fulfilling
the law as laid down III the treaty of peace
We Will most s,ssi.rcdly fulfill our obIiga-
lions We arr now the guardians of Cuba
ard would be Very glad to have tho peonla
there establish q sensible. just and peace
ful republic. W. should then consider oiIr
selves rewarded for the many sacrifices
Ne have made in her behalf. Those sacri-
i:St-s nave been great ones both as computed
IL human lives .-ui i'll dollars and cents
Ii viii be relief when the people OF the
island settle down To Il good. equitable
plan of government and paddle along th.
stream of national lif. i'll their own ca
n"" without the aid or interference of the
rit"d States. | think it will not be long
before her people the wisdom of this
plan aud reach agreement among them
selves which will be in accordance with our
Law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
The Only Explanation.

From the Smart Set.
She-''They say that Miss Plainleigh is IN
love with herself
He--Great Scott She must have a nile
Of money!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03
CHEVY CHASE GOLF
Second Days Play Of the Annual
Spring Tourney
DR.. HARLAN DEFEATED BY GRANT
High Wind Handicapped Those on
the Links.
FINALS FOR TOMORROW
FINALS FOR TOMORROW

1t was blowing a gale this morning when
play began in the second days round of
the annual tournament of the Chevy Chase
Golf Club. The wind was the only draw
back, as bright sunshine and crisp atmos-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-03

After an evenings dissipation clear your head In
The morning with Royhl Headache Tablets
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
IOWA NEWS ITEMS

Shenandoah.
The Sentinel says the full amount
asked for the establishment of a poul
try packing plant has been subscribed
by many citizens.
Belle Plaine.
Hog cholera is raging among the hogs
in this vicinity. Frank Smith has lost
sixty head within the last three weeks.
and other farmers have lost many as
we'll.
Fl. Madison.
Harry n Mcmillan, formerly OF this
city, but who has been at Marshalltown.
iowa, lately, has returned here and ac-
cepted position as fireman on the San
Ia Fe.
Keokuk.
city is to have new pastor in the per-
signed his charge at Vermillion, S. d.,
and accepts call here.
Alba.
The output of coal in mines contig-
ious to Abba produces an income of one
hundred thousand dollars per month.
And there is enough coal in sight TO
keep the income coming for the next
fifty years. according to the Union.
Wall Lake.
During the past three years over fifty
new dwellings have been erected In this
town and there is not vacant dwell
ing In the town. Many new business
Rouse have also been built and, while
there has been no boom, yet the town
has taken q good. healthy growth each
year.
Mason City.
A big farming deal was completed re-
Gently when G. II. McNider sold his 27O-
acre farm located near Emery to G.. +.
Carter, OF Lost Nation, Iowa. The deed
costs Mr. Carter the neat sum OF $l6,-
zoo. $50 per acre. Mr.. Carter is broth
en- OF j. s. Carter. OF this city, and he
will probably take immediate possession
of the farm.
Clarinda.
The Page county grand Jury adj
j0urned last week after finding big lot
OF indictments, forty three in number.
something like twenty of them are for
shenandoah cases. nearly all for gam
ling. When the manuscript containing
the evidence was carried into the court
room 1t made pile big enough to fi.l a
hushel basket.
Davenport.
Chief Kesslers annual police report is
the twenty-first OF the kind that he has
made. The period covered by the report
runs from March 1, 1900. to Feb. %. 1901;
irclusive. During that time there were
$50 arrests under The city ordinances
and 465 under the state law. and they
cover about all the petty crimes on the
list Under city ordinances. the largest
number OF arrests for any single offense
was for disturbing the peace. There
We're 27l peace dlsturbers brought be-
fore the bar of Justice. For keeping
houses Of ill-fame. 2ls fines were paid.
The 1umber Of warrants brought Tor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
Night Was Her Terror.

II would cough nearly all night long
writes Mrs. Charles Apologize. Of Alex
andria, Ind, and could hardly get any
sleep. had consumption SO bad that
IL walked block / would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but. when all
other medicines failed, three 81 bottles
sf DIR. Kings New Discovery wholly
cured me and gained hfty-eight
pounds. It's absolutely guaranteed to
cure coughs. colds, la grippe, bronchitis
and all throat and lung troubles. Price
So cents and 81. Trial bottles free at
Geroge p. Powers drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
Reliefin Sc nour..

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t is a great surprise on account OF its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder Kidneys and back. in male or
female Relieves retention OF water al.
most Immediately. II you want Quick
relief and cure this Il the remedy. Sold
by G. J. Lander. druggist. Marshall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
From Women Cured BY Mrs. Pinkham.

DEAR Mrs T1sK1IAM ~ write to thank Won
B for the good Lydia e. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound and sanative Wash have done me-
y 1t is now six years, since was taken sick.
had falling Of the womb and ovarian trouble.
suffered Sntold pains; sometimes was so bad
that thought could not live. used the vege-
table Compound steadily for some months and
am now well. If you Ike, you may use my
-, letter for the benefit of others'-Al1ssK KATIE p
AS JuNGLAs, New Salem. Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
Public Opinion on lows Subjects
% Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News Of Iowa From Hun.
dreds Of Different Towns
and Communities.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST WA.
TERLOO SALOONS.

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST Wa
TERLOO SALOONS.
LWaterloo Cotlrier.1
During her address at the First Bap-
fist church last evening Mrs Ida Unrun
rtraigned the Waterloo saloons in the
following language:
Saturday afternoon, In company with
the president Of the w, c. T. d., 1Svis-
lied ten OF your mulct saloons.
II read in your mulct law that sa-
loon shall have but enc door and that
leading onto the public street. Out of
the ten which visited eight had back
doors.
II read in your mulct law that the
windows of the saloons must be unob-
structed. Yet in all your saloons which
1 visited found the windows obstruct-
I'D with signs and potted ptants.
Il read in your mulct law that no dec
nrations shall be found on the wall of
the saloon, yet I found things which a
lady could not exactly classify under
the head of decorations, which were on
the wall.
Tread in your mulct law that neither
minors nor drunkards shall be permit
ted inside the saloons, yet saw men in
there who were too drunk to stand
erect, looping on the bar, and a COM
pany of young boys and men who, /
would swear, were under twenty one.
Yes, saw scores Of boys In your sa-
looms yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
JUDGE TEDFoRD is TO RESIGN.


Private advices are to the effect that
Judge w. II. Tedford, of the Third dis
trict. whose home Is in Corydon, will
tender his resignation to the governor
within a very short time. Judge Ted
ford's reason for resigning is poor
health. Recently he has been failing
and after a consultation of physicians
ard submission to examination by ex-
ports it was found he is suffering from
what it is feared is an incurable mall
sady. Upon the advice of his physician
lie has determined to resign and to re-
frain from all work for a time at least.
IL the hopes that he will be able to
shake off the disease and recover his
former health.
Judge Tedford's district, the Third, is
composed of Adams, Clarke, Decatur.
Ringgold, TAYLOR. Union and Wayne
counties There are two judges in the
district, the other being Judge II. NJ.
Towner, of Corning. who is a candidate
for nomination for the supreme court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
PosroFF1cE TR I.

No wonder the postoffice employees at
times wear an oppressed, weary or
haunted look. They have their full
share of troubles to contend with. For
instance, addresses as follows:
Automwamy, which was interpreted
al, Ottunlwa.
Courtoin Sent to Corydon. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
Judge Iedtord wan Not Il esign.

creston. March 6.-Judge W. H. Ted
ford in letter to the Advertiser asks
the editor to deny the report circulated
by Des Moines, paper that he intended
to resign. Judge Tedford says he has
had no thought OF resgning and that
the state of his health IS not so critical
that he considers his retirement neces-
sary In Union county Judge Teiford
lie very popular, and the news that he
will not resign 10 received with satip-
faction
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06

Aaron S. Daggett. recently, appointed
brigadier general Of the army. has re-
tired. N:
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-05
THE Markets

&, DCeettr.oit-Good TO choice butcher staars
:, =, vVpS9 Vo' hight TO good. SO S5ft4 20. iif-hf
! "a eoou butcher steers and heifers. SO go
SV' mixed butchers and fat COWS 20 ~,
~; stockers and light feeders s2 6o%Iq &c Sg
neai caves, lower; sales at Sc 90 10 So "a
yer no los. Sheep and lambs-Rest Ia n,bs
iat Vo" 60 w Hght 70 good and good mixed
iots ~ l5d4 20: light to good ,nivad a,,d
butcher sheep, 81 75d3 70: cuIls and co ''I1.
mon. y, C " 9Vu2 90 Hogs-Mixed and butcher
80 Ioh 90 90 huik OF sales AT 81 30a6 So pigs
ana lght workers., So 20d6 321a
Chlcago-Good 10 prime steers e. -oli
90 poor 10 medium, So S0dS5 90; stocl<ers
ana Feeders, steady TO slow 81 25ItI ~.
cows, 81 4au4 so; heifers. 81 SOFAS 90. can.
~ ;. u 9oGZ 40; bulls. choice strong 9th
efs steady. 81 25H4 co; calves steady 81 O65D
q o. Hogs-Top, So 70 mixed and butch-
ers, ~ s5a6 20: good 10 choice heavy. s. o.
% ~; rough heavy, s. 75a5 80: light. s. 81
90 90. Sheep-Good 10 choice wethars,
S5 4oa4 70; fair to choice mixed. 50 cas- 80:
western shop. SO 40G4 25. native lambs
IS cOu5 % western So 00Tf4 %.
BunaIo-Best veals. s. 25d7 80: extra.
y 20; FAIR 10 good, s. 75G7 HoGs-Good 10
choice Workers and light medium. 10 lbs.
~ 'Oqt 10; fair light to fairly good weight
Workers, 50 10Q6 70; mixed packers
grades. So 15a6 so; medium heavy hogs,
70 TO go lbs, So 15a6 so; choice heavy. 80
lbs up. So SO; grassers and Michigans
8 t5a6 70; pigs good to choice. 81 40a6 50;
DO skips 10 fair. s. 50G6 p; roughs, com
mon TO good. s. 75d6 10: sheep and lambs
NHolCt 20 IdncN. - oJubs 90 1dlr TO good,
- 25n5 20; common to good culs. e so
H5 10; native sheep handy wethers, 50 S.
"a 80; choice TO extra mixed sheep 50 30
as %; fair TO good do. S3d3 49,
Cincinnati-Heavy steers. choice 10 ex-
ira s. S5d5 60. fair TO good 81 75q5 %, oxen
S2G4 80 butchers, choice to extra 81 75d5,
fair 10 good So 75d4 30; hefers. good 10
choice s4d4 40 common to faih s. 50d3 rs;
cows, good TO choice So 65n4 Is, common
10 fair S2d3 60 Hogs, choice packers and
butchers and heavy shippers So sac so.
mixed packers seas 40. stays and heavy
fat sows $4d5 70. light shippers s. 5od6 25
Pigs, 10 lbs. and less 81 25@5 40. sheep,
extra s. l00S p good TO choice 81 S5a3.
common 10 fair 81 356I2 -. Lambs. good
20 choice 81 50d5 20, common to fair s. 50
"A %
Pittsburg-Choice cattle s. e0d5 10
prime s. Sjd5 30; good, s. 15G5 %: good
grass cattle So 90N4 ~, heifers $3d4. oxen
So 50d4. fat cows S20i 10, bulls and stays
S2d4 common 10 fresh COWS and spring
ers s2Od25. good fresh cows S35a5o. Hogs.
heavy So 5506 g. light Workers So eO06 60
grassers ST 50aG GO. pigs as % weight and
quality SIS l066 IS. sheep. best Wethers
rs 10 100 lbs $04 10, good - 70 ~ lbs.
So CO.'S s., mixed - TO SO lbs. 50 1908 %.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-05

not the grand beauty OF the spot that
transfixed my attention but the sp-
pearsnce OF numerous ranks OF SOL
diers all turned-in the very act OF ex-
ercising-to stone.
Behold" SAID my conductor, lyon
tower; that was mine own private
sanctum for study, and now seat thy
se.1 on this column and thou shalt hear
the story of the City OF silence!
Know that thou" he continued,
art in the very heart of Africa. into
which the enterprising sons of all civ
ilized nations have so often but vainly
endeayored TO penetrate.
'Shor, the original name OF the city
of Silence, was the capital OF a flour
ishing and powerful kingdom, and had
reached the pinnacle of Its glory when
the wise and vtrtuous monarch, Ko-
mar, assembled the nations throne.
And beside him sat. Maya, his queen
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-05

king, who hath defed us by utterins
prayers to the God called Almighty
Yes / answered, and call upon
Him again" (for know you, o mortal,
that I am the spirit Of Komar). "A
frightful yell OF terror and despair fol-
lowed my confession of faith, and the
vision vanished from our walls.
Il tried to prevail upon Maya to &C
eept the God called Almighty, but
though | entreated her with tears, she
remained firm to the faith of her an
cestors. Alas! that she did.
Early next morning, while we were
Deciding review OF the troops. the
terrible darkness again enveloped the
land, and wonderful voice came from
Heaven, saying, Peace to the soul a
Komar, for the Lord God Almighty
loveth him. An awful death-hkt
silence followed, and an intense eDld
diffustd itself throughout our doomed
and guilty land And as my soul sped
upward | realized that the stone i'm
ages OF the inhabitants of Shor must
burden the world forever and over
and that Maya was among them"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-05
A Ready Definition.

Prof. Lawson OF the university o,
California. is not only an eminent
geologist, but man OF ready wit. The
students often attempt to play prank
on him. but usually with little success
Not long ago one of them slipped into
the tray of minerals which the profess
sor intended to use in his lecture a
piece of ordinary red brick. The word
passed around and great fun was an
ticipated over his attempt to classify
the substance. He did not notice II
when he commenced his lecture
This" he said. picking out a small
stone, "is a piece of granite" and he
proceeded with a learned talk on its
characteristics. This is a piece OF
agate" he informed them on picking
UP the next fragment. He got hold OF
the brick next, looked at IL for a few
seconds. and said calmly: This is 4
piece of impudence. San Francisco
News Letter
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-05
CONDEMNED NEWS.


Women outnumber men in New
York by 81 SOP.
There Is n considerable demand for
bicycles In Japan.
Over 100 insurgents surrendered in
the philippines last week.
In New York there are on the gener-
nj average II persons in each dwelling
house
With population OF only 100000.
Manitoba equals in size the whole OF
Britain.
More than 45.00c.0OO passengers Il
year 60 through North and South
Union stations in Boston.
Total transactions of the clearing
houses OF the country last year were
more than SS4,0Oc.0 ,00e.
Mrs. Albert Coeyman is in Jail in
Bellerille. \. j.. for bigamy. She is IL
and married two men in one month
last winter.
Cecil Rhodes Is To erect monument
To Maj. Allan Wilson and "a men who
were surrounded and massacred 10y
Natabele savages during war agains
-L~obengula.
Holland is conducting war II
Sumatra that has been going on will
more or less violence since 1870, has
cost over $20o,tW0.0o0 and is by NJ
means ended yet.
Prof. George c. Tilden. noted miner
alogist. who became insane in Sal
Francisco recently, has considerably
improved. and it is now thought hi,
trouble is merely due 10 overwolk.
Like Hawaii. Alaska comes forward
with petition for the removal of
tnited States judge. Fifty-two law
yerS Of the Nome bar petitiOned tn,
president 10 sever Judge Arthur ii
Moves from his job.