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BASEBALL CHAT.
standing Of the clubs.

tn. Giants did not get the chance 10 tackle the
champion Brnoklyns yesterday. The weasher fnan
evidently thought . rat would hsnSat DArss
msn after their two dsfsats By the Phiilies the
day before.
\ s,rsak Of hard ivek has evidently ovsrtahsn
Christy Maihswson. Hs hiss lost the last four
"a mes he has pitched for the Giants.
The Smoky CITY crowd got even With the Car.
dinais for the crushing defeat shich they hal ID.
min,s,.rsd to them on Monday b, turning the
table, on them yesterday By . score of TO ].
IIApsr, the young tuirlsr of the St. Louis
team. who has bssn pitching such great bail for
the Cardinals this seAson. did the twirl!nE for
Patsry Douovans team yesterday. His curves
just suied the Pirates.
Iy their victory over the II. Louis team yes.
tsrday and the Phiillss' defeat By the Dsansaters
the Pl'tsburR team drew away from the Quaksrs
In tho League rsos. The smoky CITY crowd arc
now twenty I'VE points ahead Of the Phiilies.
That winning strssk Of the usaneAt-rs hasn't
yet deserted them Yesterday they tackled
IIuyhsy Jsnnings's outat Of aiuxkers from Slow
town and ~Ailopped them to the tuna OF TO
2. This makes the eighth game the iubhitss
haze ~on out Of the last ten games played.
Tns Giants ar. Al present 100 points behind the
Pirates. This Sesms too much o . lead for
Dav,ss men to Overcome before the end OF tho
season
Talk about o!d.sims players not being able to
eos~ WITH young blood! Why. Just look At Hsru,an
Lang and iiobpy Low and the bali 'hrv are IiAy-
Ing these days. In yesterdays game Long made
one hit. put out uso men and made sig assists
without an error. Love got tuo bits. retired
shrss men AID bad tsfss asststs.
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A MISERABLE DAY
AT THE TRACK.

Rnc~~osrs ru' In rattle, miserable"
,!ny NJ Saratoga yesterday. Their. was
u mean. miserable rain falling all n"
afternoon. and Will" Il iid not mako
the track heavy /, hamp-nci she cloth.
INK and arIor of the .nthu-ia.ts. Their"
nnc.. b"cnn-. In Saratoga there II no.
where else to go II on" does not &" TO
IN" track
Especially ~ this true In W., weather.
when an afternoon on hot"i vcrnnda
watching big rain drops splash from
III. trees /. not ronduclv" 20 cheerful
feelings Tn. races ser. veil contested
and Xcl! played. and there wiLs nothnS
lacking except 4 bit III class 70 tho card
tn. 4IuSic stalk. feature WAS the
Alabama SInk.~. IN which Mr. Feather.
stones R.ina es.nycd I" pick M ~
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SPORTING NEWS BRIEFS.

4 despatch 'rrm Colorado Springs.
col. says that during n. athletic ON
tests attendant uron the 1uart"r-cen-
,.nnnl celebration cand!ras De Foya.
a Ute Indian. broke the worlds running
rccorh FOR 10 yards making the dis
lance IN min. seconds HAT Tn. pro-
f.ss,onnl record Mas SIS and tn. ANA
taur record 10 slower, TN"y probably
timed the Indian with q sundial.
Charles holland. 81 Chicago. holds the
t,'lc %: champion brickmsssr. In "A con-
test between Bo!lnd and Jim Trevor,
held Last Thursday. for 3loD u side. 30.
sand mad" 5.C', bricks In four hours and
twelve minutes while Trevor mad. but
!. 90, Roland broke all records.
The vach, independence Wal not he
chartered 70 anybody. Talking on the
subjec; last n,ght Mr. Lawson said:
II have stated my position in this mat
ter. ami It seems rather mean that they
Keep talking when have positively
stated that | would nor | bi.lt my boa I
To race IN the trial races and viii con-
time to race her. Under nO c,rcum-
stances Will I place her In another's
name.
The Myopia Polo Club defeated the
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Philadelphia Country Club In the first
game for the Point Judith challenge
cup yesterday by a score OF IL To "a.
Bobby wakhour. Harry Fixes and w.
&. Si!nson have bcen matched to moot
in "A series OF long distance motor paced
races for the championship of this
country The races will h" held on Aus.
Il and ., and Sept. !.
There will probably be a race.track
war In the Yves, brtwccn the Western
Jockey club and the hawthorne. Har-
lem and Worth track officials over tho
granting OF dates to the k!nloch Park
Racing Association.
The belmont Cricket team, OF Pnlla.
deiphia. which defeated the Wanderers.
OF Halifax. on Monday at the latter
place. were beaten by the Wanderers
yesterday by -ror. OF us to l04
The Black Rock Yacht Club. Of
bridgeport. Conn. has challenged the
Royal 81. Lawrence Yacht Club TO
race them for the ScRwanhaka Cup.
Tho challenge will M accepted.
Frank Farrell u having rather hard
luck with his horses these days. Ihcrim.
for which Farrell paid $1,000. broke
down yesterday after working milo
In LA
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MOUNTS YACHT
Was IN PERIL.
Narrow Escape Of the
Charlotte Near At.
Iantic City.
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Att AETlC CITY. y. j.. Aug. Tho
s!oou yacht Charlotte. Capt. Hogan. OF
tn. dSe~ York and Jersey City Yacht
Clubs. With c. VI. Mount aboard. mar
rowiy escaped being wrecked on the
beach last night while attempting 70
enter the inlet
The yacht experienced heavy weather
from IN" time sh. lief, Sandy Hook
Monday nigh, unt!i sh. reached Allan.
tic city. on B.arncSa, seas repeatedly
washed over her. carrying away yaw.
and damaging her rigging
While entering the inlet late yesterday
afternoon she refuacd TO come about and
was drifting straight for the beach
when her anchors caught. a squa!l
came up and parted one OF the cables.
but the other held until Keeper Parker
and the life-sav"rs from Atlantic City
station boarded the yarh; ami worked
her into N. harbor
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HARLEM WINNERS.
RACE TRAOK. uAnl.rM A..

RACE TRACK. HARLEM. AUG :,
The races run her" to-day are as 'ol-
lows:
First Rac.-tif vc-ctghrhs 90 mile.
Won by SanelSon. 3 10 / ana to g..
pyrnc. to for place. was second
1poreen third. TIme-i.ol 3.j
] Second RaT.,--Tnr,. quarter. o! "A
mile.-Won by The Pride, 10 ana
even: Andes. J TO ! for p.ic. was s,c-
Or,d. Fleuron third. Time. J !. 80
Third Race-Shor, course. Won by
y1lon Dor. TO / and TO 70; From.
8 to 8 for place was second Dick Eur
Der third. Time, 33s 10
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HURLEY WINS A TITLE.
N~w York CyrIist Captures Third.
Vile Chninpion.hip Mt buffalo.

BUFFALO. y. T.. Aug. THE bicycle
raCca Of tho y. e, A. were continued
to-day on the Stadium track. Marcus
Hurley. of New York. won the final II.
tn. ihird-m.lc championship In r 4-5s 1;
Frank Denny. OF Buffalo. second.
tn" .r"nn!iIi"r III to-day : proxrammh
consists OF tr!a! heats and the finish
OF the hour race. watch Is las, on tbs.
programme.
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Wilson that ne would no, train any
longer for him
y" man ha. any right to make "a COM
ment on the performance OF a horse
after Their. had been a delay ~ forty
nv. minutes ~ III. post. This effect
uiiiy DESTROYS Nil form. especially where
thrcc-year-old are trying to give lot
OF weight TO older horses Henley 10
very fond % Tn. Parader and had the
utmost conhdenc. IN his ability 20 beat
Wntercoior in the Saratoga Handicap.
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AcGr.v,. Tenn u, monoL-n.

The Baltimore baseball team ., the
sAnsAr1oan League. headed By Mugss.
olC0faw. will journey 10 Hoooken on
mt Sunday to tackle the crack Hobo
ofan team at the st. George Cr!ckc,
Qepunds for the frs, time this season,
IT, excellent showing made by the Jer-
ln1Nsn' against the Bos,ons lns. Gun.
~ has given the Hoboken team plenty
25Oonddsnce and they feel hopeful Of
0e1ag Nc0rAW'S crowd.
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side OF The racing there WAS nothing OF
moment saw" tn. signing ~ pullman Is
Auru.t iIclmpnt aud ~" -Iii, between
Tom iiedlC, ani r. 7. Wil1pa. Jr
WILSON Vas mostly caused BY injhaiciDus
rcirarks On n. par, OF thc latter, Mr..
Wis.on said after the Saratoga ilnnd!cnp
had been run Yesterday that The Ia
ril"r had been sent 10 the post nrili.
ami thar in addition he received u bnd
rilc Henley vas nnEercd and Told Nj.
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Start saf. Woo tathS'nS 11m>-1'ID 10
Rnosikro! ond Ssdtt1on racsd away to-
sSsiSer, opsGknx Wy a gAp Of couple u
{soGea14 on AIp,citia. Disadvantage auai
Hanovs9 ouoan- They nan In ttI1y
order To the turn. who're eedition Ssx'ppsi
and Disadvantage fn0sed UP into sooDnh
6laO0, Whan thoy strnlGeltAned out
0fsads.naaSa sst sail for R3asisnql. bus
- 1AehG cape Rr~ay eaGty and vou
n oanAsr BY six lengths from DisAd.
WG1aN Who baAa Amic3tfa three
laaukho for tho place.
vOC2TR 5A0k
~ tAOe1sRoids ana ~. sst1AG. mile and .
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SCRAPPY BILL JOYCE TO MANAGE
GIANTS IN GEO. DAVlS'S PLACE.

But you can say FOR me that what
ever Mr.: Freedman sees NJ 10 do shall
uheerfuiir arIuIrScc IN !; IL certainly
true that IL | cannot get go,L work out
~ IN" team some one should be got who
ran.
"Mr Freedman has always done the
right thing by me. and have no com.
plant or excuses to make. Meantime. !
am going right IN TO try to strengthen
tho team. There hnYc been no changes
since the suspension OF Buelow and
phyle."
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DAVIS HAS NOT
BEEN TOLD

George Davis said to an Evening
World reporter To-day:
mir Freedman has no- said anything
to me at"nt chang. In management.
All IN" news | know | go. from The
Evening World To-day
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common ;hinS 70 he, tina, he Will be
last
~ II was. Shrncr ridden ~ woods
nailed way"hri Boy and hea; him ont
John + Schorr. the wealthy brewer.
ana II Ma his mrs, win u thc mc'tin..
~ we'll a. his first start
IN" W"St"rncrs cns1"d on him, as
they I'D also on cambr!nu In the last
race. clmbfinn heating 1arhuncle. Ter
minus and f'irst Win vnry easlv. OMi.
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THE winners
At SARATOGA.
Heavy Track Keeps
Talent Guessing on
Mud Horses.
,spoeln 10 IT.. Evening World >

RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. Y :.
Aug. THE races here tnis afternoon
we've run over a Echvy track. Poor
wennher j. the single drawback mat
Saratoga has Nearly every day show
ers Of rain fail. so that the rack - n i,
different stage ~ going encn dty This
makes the talent hustle TO ke"p iaps
on the mud horses. and this !. why IN.
meeting u always sucl a good one for
the boobies The card to-day vas at
sYactiye. The Spiuaway Stakes FOR two
year-oh nllinu bringing 10 the post one
a tna haot ne,ds OF youngsters seen
{hh Session. n promised great race
In me q ~ MUD.
The 0a1edanos was up to the lars"
ANefSSo. Gearing weather just before
II o'cl0ck OtAetsd every one on the way
M t~s-ysas-oA1s: ss!iin&: I'VE and haH i'f
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ncishbors down at Rod Bank-that.
gill"
Have you been ceicsntsd to act a.
MIR. Frredman's proxy In h!S absence -
Now. now. replied MIR. Iiocy good
naturally. lust friend. nothing
more"
Joyce. since his rc,iremcn, from base
bali. has been conducting saloon In
ST Louis
The evening world., 1901-08-07

,AGamnott1nu made all the running and
i, 10 eAAly b. q Length and q half from
f0p1ando. who was second all the wuy.
NTH tbs exception Of the hrst hah mile.
s0Aea Lava rced IN sccond place.
0oA0k Box was thiri to tho stretch,
iWoO be Died away and Little Daisy
took 01ird place. a length behind DO.
WITH RACE
~ maiden th,ss-yssr-ots s.i es,ionxs.
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"oNNnNSn from FIFSt lSES.D
not got the work out Of them that
he should. N- ha. b~~n warned re-
p~mtrdiy, hut now the time has
come when something hn. got &"
he done.
Il am going awny Tonight and will NO,
So" Joyce but 'hos. who do see him In
my nhs"nc. will know Whn, IN do
"Th~ team rnn pin, hnIl nnd viii
hn>" T." pin, hall. ~ they d"nt
Il" better III suspend every one Of
them. The, ARE rs good men rs I
can x~,. ana I have mnd- ny my
mind to hnvr good hnsebnii
team here II IL coats ~" Si,n,.,nO 4"
Il" H."
Il is believed ,ha, Fred iIocy Is the
man with wnum Freedman ha- lcn ht-
Instructions llu"y II very clos. to
Last straw M"ndn.'. Farce.
The second gam" on Monday follow
!ns certain disclosures ~ ina methods
during ihr teams la.t Western trtp.
~ ~ NlA' lI'A ~ Nv hlt'N ~ M VIZ
camel. back Sg"Nkinc o! /, tni, morn.
ins President Freedman said. From
al accounts, and particularly from tAc
nerogr ~ rhr Evening W1rld thc
men iid not Try 10 Win that game
'T'Ilrv simply play.d h"caus. they nad
70 nui TO get through WITH th"!r work
~ quickly as possible"
Mr. Freedman ~ this point hrn.. in
his chair md banged the desk WIKI his
list,
Sow | viii not have Durn work a.
posed upon that way, nor nill pcrm!;
II" $ca York public /" ., 80 imposed
upon /, II simply i!sSrac"tu!. md jus;
on. NOR, -ucn an exhibition bv any
1insl. hailplay'r on the team viii rcsul,
IN hi. instant suspension
black LIS, for Jumpers.
som. OF the men may at,cmr, to s.,
With Other teams. perhaps In another
leagu" Those men Hill suspend II
they ,,,.mr, 1t. I, they jump they will
ium; into the black Us,
II want you 10 say mi. George Davis
= on" az the mos, CONGREGATIONS players
In the gam. Ito mas don. ana - s,ll'
Goins wonderful work In mis- CAPACITY as
player A. such have nothing hu,
praise FOR hlm
1T Is oni, MIS- inability Ia 1e; the
right sort Of work out or hi, men .hat
! CRITICS." This qualification a man.
ng"r must hay. nr u, fails In tina, "a
pscity
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

Al Phiiadelphia-First Enme.-Phila-
dclphia, I: Washington. l.
AT Baltimore-F1rst Kame.-Boston. 10;
Baltimore. &
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~ .~s-yss,-os1s: selling: ~. and h.h Tar
AaO.

0chvalbo went to tic front At nag
Iaj and was s,evar heatled. He lksd
~ mod and came home alone. -four
Soralhs in front Of Dark Secret: who
IN 0ooonh ali tho way. Hans Wagner
~ &hArd into tho st stnh. whore Batyah
0sDs a1cng and bent him out length
~ a-baH for third ncnsy.
SECOND RACE.
n.o
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ass,s0hsss Handicap. abort ccsrs..

FusuInaso made TIE running. followed
~ Bu0tn0don Until within the last half
III; 0hsn Sir Hubert. vito had only
sem Ral1opkng up to this point. went to
- front with ens.. and looked to be-
Aandr winner when he ran out ana
GfopoAd Bullingdon than came on anil
Voi, in q hAri drive By n length from
Ft6minAte. who WIS six lengths In front
q Zinzsbar.
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RAIN SAVED
DAvIS'S MEN.

What great physician and comforter
Is Nature How greatly sne meals our
physical and mental Ills. and how skill
fully she intervencs between hot-headed
The evening world., 1901-08-07

Trotter. At Suffolk County Fair.
AZ the SUFFOLK County Fair. which begins o.
SEPT Il. a Rirsrhsad. L. T.. and lasts four d,ys.
s:.0o VII he onered for tro,;nx and pacing
races There Will be purses in nine cIassss
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Apple OF Wy Ely" rush'-i 10 IN. front
: IN de fTr sixteenth AMI wa never
headed, winning h;,ndily By thrc--Guhr-
tors Of a length from Shnrpshoo,"r. who
Tas Ave lengths IN front .! Lamp o
1AeA ll!AAko
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courteous gentleman. and the bubble has
The utmost confidence. ~ hi. Integrity
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

tsp<e,ai TO r7,> Er~niaE wr-i4
RACE TRACK. SARATOGA, Aug
The entries FOR to-fnorr0S's races are
~ follows:
Yir. R.ee-pn- all sr., handicap ~ .ar
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The Former Manager
Arrives in New York
To- Night and May
Take Hold at Once.

(Cor'inu~i from Frs, Pag~.)
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Henry Miller said every night las. sea.
son when he went to the scAfYold. ut In
the only way" Try It.
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The Treasury of God.

At St. Paul's Church a couple Sun
day evenings ago the pastor spoke OF
the obligation Of the 1.-THE or giving a
tenth OF ones income to religion and
charity, from Genesis ~27:20-21-22,
where was rendered the VOW Of Jacob
to thus give a teuth IL he would re-
ceive food and clothing. Dlsclaimiug
to be an authority on the subject, any
one wishing TO consult about it was
recommended TO do so with those who
have put it in practice; publications
BY an individual in Chicago who spends
thousands of dollars in circulating
them under the name 'tLayman," 80
Ashland avenue, being also recon-
uended. From ore of these tracts
quotations were made from a number
who have been prospered in thus Civ
ing the tenth, also the challenge OF
this authority 10 show q instance OF
prosperity not following this, and We.
the 1.-THE was recommended not 10 get
rich but because It was Gods standard
like keeping the Lords day. 1t hav-
ing been claimed that il applied only
to the ancient Jews. this was shown in
correct By the words Of Christ TO the
Pharisees, who were scrupulous &c
1.-THE everything; These ought We &c
have done" Those not church mem.
bers ever, could be prospered in adopt
ing this plan. The Mormons in Utah
thus maintained their great religious
! plant. Preachers il Was claimed should
| 1.-THE their income because of The ex
ample to others, and because they
could thus set it forth better, though
some might claim exemption on The
ground that the priests of the old laV
were not subject 20 the 1.-THE Ii
preacher would advocate without put
| ting in practice giving g tenth, SOM
might be disposed to mistrust his mo
lives. The obligations OF the 1.-THE, i
was shown, extended beyond tht
bounds of ones own parish. but il
time, congregations like individual
could not fail to be pr0spered in tenn
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Mann. Mo.

A good rain fell here Saturday and
Sunday, and put a q~uietus or sowing
oats and making garden for q few days.
c. G. Newman went to ST. Louis
last Monday.
Rev. P. Buford preached at Pleasant
Valley Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Newman has gone to live with
her daughter. Mrs. Jennie Lsthim.
g. ". Hawkins, Of Black P O., sold
a load Of produce to our merchants
Monday.
l. E. Logan is now working at Flat
River.
". E. Westerman. of Edge Hill. had
business on Cedar Creek one day the
past week. and gave rs a pleasant call
NJ. S. Eaton. of Foote, passed here
Thursday on his return from the city.
Fl. L. Bell, OF B~elleview, was in this
vicinity the past week looking after
insurance business
Miss Nezzie Stewart, of near Brule,
visited in Belleview Friday
Mrs. D. c. Bergman visited Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ". Hughes Sunday evening.
Miss Laura Dutton, of near Brule,
visited Miss Maude Logan Sunday.
VIM. Shelton and family visited near
Brule Sunday. the guests OF Chas.
Thompson
Died. March "a. 1901, Mr.. Carol.
at Judge Phillips, two miles west o.
BelleTiew, of pneumonia.
March 25, 1901. MANN.
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poral affairs Is they would be spirit
ually. from the very first The 1.-THE
was shown to be purely q matter OF
conscience. not of compulsion, and yet
the speaker was inclined to be severe
on those ministers who spoke against
il without sufficient reasons or without
even examining the results. Its lndl-
rect bearing On organic union was
shown in those adopting it becoming
more reasonable and being disposed to
the spirit of sacrifice upon which love
was based, the unity of the church be
ing first broken through a violation OF
the divine law Of love. The seeming
iupossibility (from q human stand
point of bringing disimilar religious
bodies together was conceded, but II
was devised to be more reasonable To
hope that the divisions of the same de-
nomination might be healed, in which
the 1.-THE spirit would not be without
its influence in the course Of time
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Des Arc.

This has been q banner week for
drummers; eleven here in the last seY-
en- days
Lumber is coming in slow. Farmers
are busy.
Mrs. Jordan is visiting her son al
Sabula-
DR.. Toney was up to e Mrs. Lloyd
Monday.
Mrs. Medley is very sick; not ex-
pected 10 live.
Rev. Stewart was here Sunday and
filed his regular appointment.
Mrs. Bessie Mckee is visiting Mr..
Mckee's family at the Cape. Mr.. Nc
Kee looks like a lost sheep since his
wife is gone, and hasn't much TO say.
Annie Morris is visiting Mrs. j. S.
O'Neal 1T Mill Spring.
Chas. Simmons is at home on a lay
OF.
Miss Mamie Dale is visiting friends
in Des Arc.
Sorry to hear Jake Reese has been
let out as conductor on q fast freight.
His train ran into the local at Leeper.
There will be a shaking up Of s'dry
bones when the new Superintendent
of the l. NJ. takes hold. Our railroad
men have become too ~neglectful in
running trains, ETC., and, besides. they
pay no attention Il how fast they run
down these bills. Some of the old
box and coal cars are very old and
rickety. Some of them you a stick
your knife in up to the handle.
loaded q car here for Ironton some
time ago and Capt. Clarke wrote down
and wanted 10 know why / loaded such
a rotten car, and not to load it any
more. Fast freights go through here
at the rate Of 10 miles an hour.
/ see the road law is much better
than it a yet there lie Don for i'm.
provement. Why don't the county
court notify the school districts to vote
at this springs election? There is not
much time to lose. They can easily
notify them If they try.
I see Gov. Dockery complimented
the late legislators for their work a
Jefferson City. There are two bill:
| don think they need to be congratu'
lated on, and that is the reduced rate;
on railroad fare and the Jim Crow Bill
separating the colored a from the
white. Every Legislator that voted &c
kill those two bills ought to be asked
to stay at home next time
ALI. Lloyd Is contemplating build
ing q two-story brick on the Toney lot;
in Des Arc. His present house is toe
small for two families.
Wild Bill was in town Sunday.
Windy Brooks has moved TO Patter
SON. ISAAC.
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of the college. Clearness and brillian-
cy of tone and frmness and elasticity
of touch, at once decided the excel
lence of the instruments and the pro-
fciency of the players. The rendition
was enthusiastically applauded. II
was a meritorious Introductory to such
a musical feast as is rarely given to US
of the backwoods verdant and fallow
to the touch of the charmer. We can
not. for want of space, follow the pro-
gramme step by step, but must be con-
tent with one or two OF its salient
features. Not a number OF ii but was
pleasing. as the delighted auditors en-
~phaticaliy testified; but the renditions
by the Misses Stark and Cote of St
Louis were revelations The former
gave is three or four piano selections
all from memory-and for the first
time we were made aware of the power
of that instrument and the approach
to perfection to which a devotee Of
music may attain. Every movement
was graceful and unaffected, confident
and certain Beneath the touch OF her
fingers sprang bouquets OF harmony to
grace the passing flow of melody, and
the air was filed with sweetest chimes,
with ne'er a bell tangled o out OF
tune. The concluding chords came
ever too soon, while the hearers
wished the double bars" still a mile
away. Succeeding Miss Stark came
Miss Cote with 1.-The king of instru-
ments'' at her nod and beck Clear
toned, full and free were the strings
in pon I her faclle bow and def
| fingers: now jubilant, now pleading,
and anon merry, with captivating
sound. But what's the use OF words
except to show their i~nadeQuacy IN
| contrast with music's soulful appeals.
Words to the grounding sense: music
to the soaring SOUL And so We leave
these graceful artistes to the triumphs
sure to come to them, with our humble
attest of admiration and wishes for
their future welfare. One OF the most
pleasing and interesting numbers in
the programme was a concerted piece
for six violins and piano, given by
some younger College pupils. 1t gave
evidence of careful instruction and
budding genius. and the youthful play
ers won the hearts of the audience
Others there we're, too, whose efforts.
far beyond the ordinary, deserve more
than passing notice. The hour for re-
tirement came too soon, alas! and after
a pleasant hour with the gentlemen in
Father Wernert's room We woke up the
driver, helped him unite the Ghordian
knot by which he had hitched his
team, and home We sped.