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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-09
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with putting of French muslin, and
finished with cretonne applique.
One of the novelty jackets of which
SO many varieties are seen these sum
mer days is of black taffeta, made
Just to the waist line, and resembles
very much some of the little French
coates. It hangs loosely from the
shoulders and is made in large tucks
running around the body. A deep
sailor collar, and revers of white sat
in, with an applique of rose panne
velvet, and white chenille, with sill
YER threads run through. Silver but
tons ornament the front with the
owners monogram engraved on them
if one likes. The upper part of the
sleeves are in large tucks, with a bell
shape at the wrist, ornamented with
two large silver buttons.
Now we have just what so many
have been signing for. warm weather.
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DEER PARK HOTEL.
Most Healthful Summer Resort. of The
Alleghenies

Swept by mountain breezes, 1850 feet
above sea level. Absolutely Tree from
malaria. hay fever and mosquitoes. Reach
ed without change OF cars from all prin-
cipal cities via Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road. Every modern convenience. Rooms
en- suite with private baths. Electric
Lights, Long Distance Telephone. Ele-
vator. Turkish Baths. Swimming Pools,
Golf Links, Tennis Caurt. Bowling AL
leys. Magnificent Drives. Complete Llv-
cry Service. Annapolis Naval Academy
Band. Hotel remodeled with additional
convenlences. All cottages have been
taken for the season. Open from June
18th to September 3oth. For rates and
information address w. Z. Burwell,
Manager, care Queen City Hotel, Cum
berland. Md, until June Ist. After that
time, Deer Park, Garrett county, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-09
Butterl Butter |

That good butter is appreciated by all
is demonstrated by the popularity Of A.
& p. Elgin Creamery, the very highest
grade of butter. No expense spared to
secure it, and the price. popular one,
25c. per ID. Those who have any fault
to find with the butter they are using
might try A. s. p Elgin Creamery 10
their advantage in both quality and
price. A. & p. Elgn Creamery Butter
without trace of garlic at The Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, ID
Main Street.
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Announcement.

To accommodate those who are partia
to the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal trou-
bles, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm
in LIQUID form, which viii be known as
Elys Liquid Cream Balm. Price includ-
ing the spraying tube is Is cts. Druggists
or by mail. The liquid form embodies
the medicinal properties OF the solid pre-
paration. Cream Balm is quickly abb
sorbed by the membrane and does not
dry up the secretions but changes them
to a natural and healthy character. Ely
Brothers. s6 Warren ST.. N. Y.
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LOST

BOOK OF DEPOSIT. No. 242S.
MARTHA HENSON. IN account with
the Annapolis Savings Institution. A
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IS East Street jI7m
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">HE return TO colors seems to in
spire the dress designers. and,
while the bolero is st.il with
us, and has. indeed, attained to the
proud position of friend of the fam
lily of Dame Fashion, there are va
rious novelties in styles and trim
ming to be introduced. The staple
cretonne. with the eostliest of laces
and silks, is much favored. This only
takes the form of an applique trim
ming. but still it plays an important
part in the decoration Of many smart
gowns, boleros and sunshades, and |
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-09
Western Maryland Railroads. New At
traction At Pen-Mar Park

traction AT Icu-MaI raIk
A beautiful new lake called Lake
Roger" has Just been completed and
opened for the benefit Of the hosts OF ex-
cursionists and other visitors 10 Pen Mar.
and the mountain resorts nearby.
Lake Roger is lovely sheet Of water,
covering about ? acres. and Is located
near Buena Vista Station. and within
easy reach OF Pen Mar. Blue Ridge.
Monterey and Blue Mountain. Ii has
been equipped with number of pleas
ure boats, which can be hired at very
low rate.
Bath houses have also been erected,
and bathing suits are for hire for the
small sum Of 25c. The water OF the lake
is delightful tor boating and bathing,
and by this means this almost perfect
mountain resort has been supplied with
the one only thing necessary 10 make 1t
an ideal spo; 10 spend either day out
ing or while away summers vacation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31

For several months past, ever since
Thomas w. Lawson OF Boston decided
to build a cup defender, the public has
been puzzled as to the exact status of
the Boston yacht and whether the New
York Yacht Club would or would not
select a defender for the Americas
cup.
AZ first II was stated that the Inde-
pendence would be barred from those
trial races because Mr.. Lawson was
not a member Of the New York Yacht
club, but later it was announced that
she would be allowed to start N he
agreed to certain conditions. After
over a months negotiations Mr.. Law
son was unable to agree TO these ron
d%itions. and the independence is alb
solutely barred from all participation
In the trial or cup races for the defense
OF the Americas cup.
This will be sad news for Boston
yschtsmen. and II is regarded By all
Iii minded sportmen that some other
solution OF the controversy vas not
found possible. As II o stands II
means that Mr.. lawson has spent
more than 5000. 900 to build a boat for
the defense OF the Americas cup. only
TO find out at the last moment that the
blue ribbon OF the sea" Is not an In
ternational yachting trophy at all. but
simply al ordinary club cup. open
only for members OF the New York
Yacht Club to race for. The l%ndepend-
cnce is still unfinished. As u. B.
Crowblnshield is practically the only
one competent to finish the yacht. Mr..
La is in a trying position. The
loss of Mr.. Crowninshield's services
through his absence on a honeymoon
trip, combined with the refusal Of the
New York Yacht Club to allow the In
dependence I'm the trial races, may
cause Mr.. Lawson to abandon all idea
OF completing the building Of his
yacht.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31
WAS A SURPRISE.

The capturing Of the Metropolitan
handicap by Clarence II. Mackey's IA
nous horse. Banastar. was a surprise
TO the talent. 1t was Banastar who
two years ago won the Brooklyn han
dicap and who was left at the post In
the Suburban OF the same year, Al
that time he was owned by the late
william II. Clark. and because OF his
failure to get away In that alua
stake race II will be remembered his
Jockey. Danny Maher, was punished
by suspension. Bansstar did not APP
pear In a race again until last fall.
The public at large did n fancy the
chances OF Mackey's horse, He was
considered "A possible back number
and then again the fact that he was
an acknowledged bad actor at the post
caused a feeling of timidity among
those who for sentiments SAKE might
have backed him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31
CoMr.u,sos OF suAMROCK,.

There are columns of detailed des-
cription In the London sporting jour
nails OF the inconclusive tests OF the
two Shamrocks ON the Solent, but the
conclusions of experts may be ac-
cepted with reserve. Mr.. Flies boat
Is not In the same trim as she was In
the American races. since her length
on the load water line Is nearly three
feet greater and her weights have been
considerably altered continues a Lon
don dispatch from |. n. Ford. How
much faster she IL than she was In
New York no expert can estimate. and,
since the trial course IL not the same.
all calculation respecting the superior
ity OF Mr.. Watson's boat to the Column
bia are Elusive. Sporting men are
convinced the second Shamrock is a
better boat in every point Of sailing,
but the general public takes a languid
interest In the cup races. There is a
good deal Of comment in the sporting
press On the probable selection OF an
athletic team for the contests In Sep
TENDER with Harvard and Yale. Both
Oxford and Cambridge are considered
weak In hurdling and sprlnting, and
trials Will be required In August before
the English University team can be
made up.-N. +.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31

Fred w. IAdd OF Salem, n. Y, who
claims the title OF champion amateur
rider OF northern New York. challeng-
es any short distance bicycle rider in
the world to meet him in a race at
any distance up to five miles.
Jack Moffat Is again ready to get
into the ring with anyone who can
make the middle weight limit. Jacks
arm, which was broken In a fight
against George Gardner In New York
some time ago. and reiniured in a bout
with Al NELL in San Francisco, is now
mended and as strong as ever.
When Terry meets Herrera, the Cali
fornia wonder, there will be some bet
ing. Herrera, 1t seems. Is no altogeth-
er a novice. He has been fighting for
nearly seven years, but his fame has
been confined to Kane county. Califor-
MIA. In his career he has not met
any one of prominence. but has de-
feated every man he has met, and on
that account has achieved a local r&u-
tation second to none. Harris match
ed McGoyern with Herrera just for the
money in 1t, because he is in California
for the coin. Herrera will find out
how good he is when he tackles Terry.
but II can hardly help feeling sorry
for the Bakersfield boy with the good
local reputation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31
OROURKE AFTER suARKEy.

Now that Tom Sharkcy has put
away big Fred Russell Tom O'Rourke
Is anxious that the eX-sailor tackle
his colored wonder. Joe Walcott. This
would be a battle worth going miles
to see. Although Walcott Is but little
over five feet In height he has an enor-
nous chest and a pair of arms that
can deliver a jolt that will lay the best
OF them away for repairs. Sharkey.
however. does not apear to want any
OF Walcott's game and draws the color
line. The black demon Is only too
anxious to get on a match with some
one The doesn't care who) but they all
fight shy Of him and he is consequent
ly leading a life that is far from
strenuous.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31
PITCHER

something like 81, 200 for his services.
and owing to Mathewson's great abil-
ity and wonderful record 1t Is believed
Freedman will hand him out an extra
thousand or so as is his usual custom.
1t is a matter OF comment. too, that
but for Mathewson New York would
have had an unbroken succession OF
defeats for the seven games that he
won. He is also responsible for the
attendance. as his twirling is one OF
the best drawing attractions in the
league, and has kept the Giants from
playing to empty stands.
Not one Of the great pitchers who
have waxed and waned ever started
out with such a record, Their great
hess zane later. but Mathewson jump
ed to the first flight right of the reel.
His record so far is the best OF any
pitcher and it remains to see II he can
keep il up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31

Hettie Preene with Shook a. Golfers
Lights o. London" Co. In 1867 she
was the star in a repertory company
on the road. She travelled through the
European provinces in 1889. Besides
the above Miss Alderman has played
Mercedes, in Monte C~risto;" Mathilde,
in The strangers Of Paris" Ogarita,
In The Sea of lee Artie O'Neill in
The Shaughraun;" Lady Gay Spank
er, in London Assurance and num-
erous other parts. besides having a
long and successful season with Rob-
son K Crane before these comedians
parted. In 1892 Miss Alderman turned
her attention TO art, and was also a
student for some time at the Chase
School OF Art, and since then has re-
csiyed diplomas from the srt depart
ment Of the Young Woman's Christian
Association OF New York, n for free
hand illustration and the other for pro-
ficiency in pastel and crayon work.
Her portraits of the late Benjamin
Baker, superintendent of the Actors
Fund OF America. and Georgia Cayvan
we're exhibited at the Actors Fund
Fair at Madison Square Garden. Her
pen sketches are also we'll known and
find ready market in the New York
pap Miss Alderman is the
author of several plays, among them
THE Choir Girl, " "Ricket," "A Cor
ner in Hogs" and The Gold Mine
the last named being the cause OF liti-
CATION between Miss Howard, Geo. X.
Jesseup and n. c. Goodwin on the
other, and was won by the lady, Miss
Alderman Will shortly make her APP
pearance in vaudeville in one OF her
own sketches. Next season she will
put her wi repertory company on the
road
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31
POINTER FOR JOHNSON.

VS.
President johnson must preserve Or
der in the American League games or
get of the pedestal on which the
reformers have placed him. The ex-
National League stars are the chief Of
tenders so far, and they should be
handled without gloves. Clark Crit
nth, manager. captain, pitcher and,
some say. n OF the owners of the
Chicago club, on May 2 made an at
tempt to assault Umpire Connolly for
awarding the game to Detroit on ac-
count OF the dilatory tactics Of Griffith
and his players. Taking their cue
from Griffith, the spectators made a
rush for the umpire and IL required
the players united efforts to protect
him from the mob. Here is the Her
ald-Record's account of the incident:
"Grifith. who was twice benched
In the series, rushed forward with
angry protests. his right arm raised
threateningly. Some of the spectators
near said Griffith struck Connolly, but
the latter said after the game hat he
had not been hit. Isbell and other
players rushed In, 'lssy.' grabbing his
manager. and the residue forming
about the umpire. II 'Griff' had any
hostile intentions, he changed quickly
when he saw the temper OF the crowd,
and with the others turned toward the
shouting throng, among whom a few
irresponsible persons were yelling.
Mob him! Lynch the umpire!' and
warned them against violence. The
policemen on the grounds were by this
time on the scene and all danger Of
violence quickly subsidized. After the
game Comiskey and a majority OF the
fair-minded spectators, admitted that
Connolly's decision was right and no
protest will be made"
Griffith has since been ordered from
the grounds at Milwaukee. The public
wants to know what pull this kicker
has with President Johnson, who has
hitherto been proof against influence
when the rules have been violated and
the game dragged into the mire. In
the Chicago-Detroit series. Hoy and
ElDerfeld had two encounters and
BuelOw was benched. Criger, the ex-
st. Louis catcher. who assaulted Lath-
am In the umpire's dressing room at
League Park In 1899. clashed with I'm
pre- Cantillion at Washington. but
probably remembering his experience
with Latham, did not measure
strength with the American League
umpire. A contemporary is authority
Tor the statement that President John
son has notified Managers Comiskey
n Stallings that he will hold them
strictly accountable for the trouble in
chicago between the Chicago and De-
troit clubs. Patrons look to Johnson
to protect them from such scenes and
ne should let it be known whether he
III going to live up to his record or
abandon the fight against rowdyism.-
Sporting News.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31
DUST.

Manager McGraw OF the Baltimore
team. is credited as being worth s25,-
900.
Walter Brodie. the veteran out
fielder, Is believed to be out OF the
game for good.
Elmer Smith has been signed as an
extra outfielder for the Pittsburg cluD.
New York did not want him.
Otto Kruger is not finding the ball
so hard as at the beginning. His third
base play Is almost perfection,
"Wahoo Sam" Crawford OF the Gin
cinnatis has been doing some tall stick
work. He has been lining the ball out
In about every game in a that
Is calculated to disconcert any pitcher,
and II he does not bat up to the 800
mark this year Cincinnati rooters will
lose their guess.
Lajoie and Jimmy Collins are not
proving the strongest kind of leaders
in the American league according o.
delphia team is all az sea. while the
Bostons are playing without conf
dence. Men like Lajoie and Collins
have always made good without the
extra honors and don't seem to take
to the leadership business very grace
tally, This may come better after a
few weeks. but In the meantime the
public will be sizing up the work OF
the teams.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31
NEW PLAYS AND skETCnEs.

"Lasca, or in Sunset Land" Writ
ten and copyrighted by Marie Welles-
ley Sterling.
Home Again, " a comedy drama, in
four acts, by Tom Fitch. Copyrighted
by James II. La Pearl.
The Butler and the Heiress," a
vaudeville sketch. Written and copy
rignted by Clarence Drown.
They Want Me-" a three act farce
comedy by Elmer 4. Bersey; rewrit-
ten by Tom Fitch. Copyrighted by
James II. La Pearl.
"A Million a Minute, or Love One
Another" a three act musical comedy,
by william Richard Goo.all. Copy
righted by Ruby l.. l.. Cook.
Marguerite Sylvia, now starring in
The Princess Chic" under Kirke La
Shelle's management, has completed
the libretto OF a comic opera In which
she VIII appear next season. Julian
Edwards will write the music.
Frederick Ranken. librettist and
manager, has purchased the dramatic
rights of Onata Wstanna's novel, The
japanese Nightingale" Mr.. Ranken
will make from the book a musical
play, for which the music will be writ
ten by lsidor Witmark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31

Use its propelling powers with the
greatest possible freedom, removing
the weight from the back entirely.
and placing 1t OH the trapezius mus
cles, which gives freedom and full
reach to the muscles OF the hind quar-
tiers as regards underreach The In
ventor says:
When jumping, the motion of the
horse throws the weight of the rider
alternately On the front and back
straps. When the animals launches
ara brought under to gather impetus
for it's spring. the weight Is thrown
forward upon the pad, which relieves
the hind quarters, leaving them free
to exert their leverage and powers of
propulsion. As the horse springs, the
body OF the rider saws backward and
his legs swing forward. This at once
relieves the front straps, as the weight
is moved upon the back straps, as the
animal alights upon its fore legs with
out any undue jar upon them. The
weight, now being at the back, has a
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31
DEAY MUTE XONnER.

The best known deaf and dumb play-
er In the history OF the national game
Is William f. Hoy or Dummy" How.
as he Is known to base ball enthus-
lasts. Hoy has been in the game for
10 years first starting out with the
Oshkosh club, of the Northwestern
League, in 1856, In 1883, SO, 90 and '93
he was with the Washington National
league team. In 80 he played with
Buffalo in the Players League and in
1891 with the st. Louis American As
ISOLATION club. From 1894 to 81 Gin
cinnati had his services and the fol-
lowing two years he was on the Louis
Vile payroll. This year he is with
Chicago in the American League. HOY
Is a good outtielder and n fairly good
hitter. He is frequently asked the
question II his deafness is much of a
handicap to him in a game. On this
point he says;
While at school | played catcher
and third base as well as outfelder,
but In the professional game. | have
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31
WILLIAM l.. HOY,

always been in center field, because
my deafness is less OF a handicap there
than it would be as an infielder. BY ex-
p%erience | have learned by using my
eyes and judgment to overcome the
loss of hearing, which befell me as the
result OF brain fever when . years old.
There are three departments in
base ball to be considered-batting,
base running and fielding, not to men
ton base ball sense as 1t is called,
or the instinct without which one can
not be a successful player. In batting
there is really little handicap for IA
mute, | can see the ball as we'll as
Others and my team mates tell me
whether a ball or strike is called by
using the left fingers for balls and the
right fingers for strikes,
In base running the signals of the
hit and run game and other stratagems
are mostly silent. the same as for the
other players. BY a further system of
sign my team mates keep me posted
on how many are out and what is 60
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31

Miss Wedding told her hostess and a
few other women as a secret that she
was seriously contemplating going on
the stage, but at that time her mind
was not fully made up. Now she has
made the definite announcement and
says that her decision is irrevocable.
She has received the consent OF her
relatives and Is now considering Of
fers from two managers. n Of which
she Will accept in a few days. Miss
Wedding is celebrated as one OF the
prettiest girls in Chicago. At Mrs.
Yates reception it was noticed that
she had more than her share Of cav
alters dancing attendance upon her.
She made her debut at the Chicago
Musical college about a month ago
under the direction Of Hart Conway.
Her success In the leading role of Tho
Money Spinner" was immediate, and
it was that which prompted her to be-
come a professional actress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-31

Irene Alderman was born in New
York city and is Of Knickerbocker
descent. Her father a a well known
banker and gave his daughter an ex-
cellent education. A lingering illness
and the death Of her father shortly af-
ter her graduation from Rutgers Col
lege determined her to become an ac-
tress. Her first appearance was made
at the Old Bowery Theater, New York,
as a child. While here she attracted
the attention OF Fiske Harkins, then
the managers Of the Fifth Avenue
Theater.
and became a member OF the stock
company at that house in 1879, where
she remained until 1881. when Henry
f. Abbey engaged her for the stock
at the Park Theater. In 1882 she be-
came the associate editor Of The Union.
but soon gave it up to 90 On the road
again, playing mostly in Dickens
characters. The year 1883 was spent
in Europe. During lSs4-5 she played