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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20

has done that already. Keister is a natural
ball player, and seems to be able to adapt
himself to most any position in the game
He is a sure catch, quick, strong thrower,
a feet runner and hard hitter, and all Of
these qualifications make of him a player
who would be valuable to any club; then
again, Billy can be brought into the infeld
at a moments notice, and can play any
position there in great style. Although
short and stout in make up he can run
as fast as any one on the team, and to sum
up all, Keister is sure togmake his presence
felt on the team and will no doubt be as pop
ular here as he was last year in Baltimore.
Before close this article would like TO
call the attention of out of town managers
to big strong yOungster who daily prac-
tices with the Washington club. He is a
pitcher, and also plays second base. His
name is "Yank" Dawson and he should
prove a valuable man to some Of the minor
league clubs, as he has a fine arm, is a
splendid "sticker, " and if / am not very
much mistaken this big fellow will be
breaking into the big league in a couple Of
years time, as he has all the ear marks Of
professional now.
REVERE RODGERS.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20
DIR. SHADE,
WASHINGTON'S
LEADING SPECIALIST
Thirty-one Years Practice.

Have free talk" with Dr. Shade no
matter what your trouble may be.
Brain and nervous diseases. syphilis,
genito-urinary, blood, and private diseases
Of both sexes cured promptly.
DR. Shade uses X-Ray, Static Electricity
and Eclectic Remedies. Cures lupus can
Ger, goiter eczema, liver splolches, facial
blemishes, and all skin diseases, enlarged
joints, tumorst etc. lung, throat catarrh,
liver heart, kidney. stomach intestinal,
indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia. general debility languor
and that tired feeling, dizziness vertigo,
paralysis, paresis, Iocomoter ataxia, consti-
patton, fullness after eating, eructatiou of
food, brain and nervous diseases, obesity
and all curabie diseases of men, women.
and children treated successfully by the
latest and safest methods. Medicines fur
nished. Charges very low.
Cor Thirteenth and G Streets
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WHAT WHEELMEN SAY I

Capitol Cycle Repair
renew, u3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Pfompt and reliable here frstclas prices
'O'Hs ne" "e N SOo'ke" e" clear " give satisfaction their de
The best of sUNDREs they surpassed say
Orders prices are Just and hrI
CAPITOL BICYCLE REPAIR 70
REMEMBER THE MEN OF LETTERS
HUSTLERS SIGN COMPANY, 113 Pennsylvania Avenue
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The Busy Corner" Market Space.
s. KANN, SONS & co.
Spring Blossoms in Women's
NeCkWear.

The opening buds
eihe
plain black and white-very full fluffy a
back-these 1870
Collars made of
and in different digns-each
sand
materials Piqge Stocks ends
goods
eachA
swellaud a
The grades al coor
and bet-made of allliren maeris-complete
in
- - N
Liberty silk Boas white and black all black
huhy hghtbue and white
and gray--long ends and full uche $3.50
showing with
black
of
prc om ooSd 10 to
and
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20

Tenth and E Streets Northwest.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20

EOR SALE. - GREAT SACRIFICE IN
4 FINE CARRIAGES, good as new--2
very handsame Victorias, latest design,
rubber tire. built by Brewster very stylish
light oue-horse Victoria, drab trimmed, only
used months, A- rubber tire; stylish
lady's spider pha ton, footman's seat on
rear lady's cutund, rap, rubber tire, seats
2 or 4, good as new; also steel tire trap;
handsome high French brake. seats a per-
sons; rubber tire runabouts high-wheel
runabout. very fine; also trap and runabout
harness, good as new; imported saddle and
bride, Above carriages are good as new
and by best makers. Sold on account of
owners leaving city. Call examine, and
make offer. Storage. 1927 Fl st.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20

c. T. Hunter the original hustler, has
opened another store at Four.and-a-half
street and MARYLAND avenue The c. T.
Hunter department shops repairs bicycles,
furnishes Hunters dust killing oil, shines
shoes, sells cigars. soda water. and executes
contracts for printing and painting with
dispatch and promptness.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20

Mr.. w. J. Donovan has been forced to
move to Virginia that be might enjoy the
privileges of an American citizen and exer-
else the right of franchise. In Washington
men are born and die who are no more
citizens Of the United States than a coalie
Chinaman.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20

The Chinese exclusion legislation of Con-
gress is in a muddle. Each House has
passed a different bill. meanwhile the
present law expires May S, and the Chinks
are ready for a rush across the border from
Canada.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20
REVERE RODGERS
Writes an Exhaustive Article
on the National Game.
he VISITS THE BALL PARK

And Dishes Up What He saw With
an Interesting History of Players
and Tribute TO Manager Tom
LOftus-One of the Most COmpre.
hensive Reviews OF this Manly
Sport the Present Season.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20
CHASES
IPhone
main %.
Week, April 2I, 1902.
Second and Last Week of

Second and Last Week of
WOODWARD'S PERFORMING SEALS
AND SEA LIONS.
Although the largest theatre in Washington
It would be utterly impossible to accommo-
date the immense crowds who wish 10 see
this most marvellous exhibition, so the en-
gagement has been made for two weeks
ana these almost human aquatic animals
viii be seen the second week in a series of
new wonders that will astonish and please
to even greater degree than the current
offering
LES DELBOSO,
This will be the FIRST appearance in America
OF Europe's most sensational Hurdle
Jumper, performing feats that made him
the great feature of Continental Circus per
formances.
EDDIE GIRARD and JESSIE GARDNER
In their presentation of The Soubrette
and the Cop"
HAL STEPHENS co.
limitations, Ray, Jefferson, etc
CLARICE VANCE
Known from ocean to ocean and gulf to
lakes as The Southern Singer"
ALF GRANT
One of the wittiest footight favorites is .Aff
Grant. M
QUAKER CITY QUARTETTE
Fun in a Barber Shop"
JAMES f. ROME and
MARGUERITE FERGUSON
This will be merry melange under the
title of The Floor Walkers"
Daily AIatinees rs Cents.
Evenings rs and so Cents
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20
COBBS HOTEL.

Under new management Prompt and
polite attendants. Excellent meals we'll
cooked and we'll served. Delightful loca.
tion, four blocks from depot, near all
theatres. Large clean, and airy rooms.
$3.50 per day.
81 to $40 per week.
LEWIS J. rFFT,
Proprietor
Tenth and + Streets Northwest.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20
90 Money to Loan. 6Ta

Loans on Watches Diamonds, and Jewelry
at legal rates.
Also loans on Furniture and Pianos.
SURETY LOAN COMPANY,
Room l., Warder Building,
Ninth and + Streets Northwest.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-20

are noted for our fairness in paying the
full value for mems worn garments Send
postal for US to call for pair Of worn pants.
worn shoes, or a discarded hat. JUSrH'S
OLD STAND, 6Io d st.
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made. Tearing, whooping. crcling, fir
ing up the sage-dotted hill. There are
soldiers falling, horses dashing riderless
about, dead Indians-the short, sharp
report of the rifles mingling with the
war whoops: the battle is fought accord
ing to the letter until it comes TO the
taking of the flag; then there is always
trouble. The Indian knows that on that
fatal day, long ago, it was his with no
disputlng voice, and in justice to his
victory then he demands it now. But,
even though the troopers are all dead
they VIII not give up the Stars and
Stripes, and keep death-grip upon their
flag
A Dramatic Incident.
Every time this has TO be arranged
somehow-and very adrOitly, too, that
there may be no i'll feeling. The bat
tie Is over the last man has fallen and
the conquering foe is gathering the hor-
rld spollS of war. Suddenly the sun
bursts through the clouds and that one
hill of the battlefield is in full illumina-
ton! At the same moment the bugle
Sounds-the dead arise from the earth a
wonderful resurrection. Never was any
thing more dramatically inspiring than
that burst of sunshine. 1t seemed to fill
the watching crowds on the opposite hill
ana the plain below with II passing awe
the tension of which was intense. Then
al was motion. color and joy again.
The troops and Indians came gaily to-
gether down the hill in the sunshine. The
crowds of sightseers laughed and chat
ted, martial music filled the air and in
the arena below picturesque cavalry
was dashing to and fro on their ponies,
making ready for the contests of the
bucking bronchos. The polo PLAYERS
were wheeling their ponies and a group
of indians were coming from their vii
lage in the trees beyond the creek to play
their part in the pony express riding
The old stage coach had tumbled over
the day before and the four horses tore
off into the distance. running madly with
the fore wheels of the coach rafting at
their heels. They were caught by the
Indians and brought back in the most
ridiculously friendly manner to the old
relic of a coach, which lay upside down
in the sun. The post surgeon tore madly
out to do his duty should anyone be
seriously hurt. but there was no real
occasion for his services and all was
merry again.
us it not rather remark able that with
so great a crowd and with so many real
savages there could be three days
lnerrymaking and not one arrest made?-
and vet il mas been SO"
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- Curious CONVERSATIONS. -

Vancouver has Chinese milk dealer
Massachusetts, has $500 reaist.r,i
physicians.
The Sagura taiko is a large drr,,
used IN Japanese temples
in some New zealand towns ,bc-.
are more women voters than men.
Baltimore epicuTeans declare the -
year locust 10 be a great delicacy.
\ railroad engine may be roughly Sal,
to be equal in strength to 900 horses
The Typogra phical Union has gains,
5000 members in the last fifteen months
The purity of Japanese conner ob.
tains for it : market ali over the world
/. The wife of the governor of Ne,
BorneO has a baby rhinOceros for a pcr
Over 720 tons of flowers were ev-
ported from the Sicily Isles last season
Forty five hours constitute a weeks
work for women and girls in New Zea.
land.
People who have experienced extreme
cold say that it is very similar 10 ry
IRENE heat.
Two thousand three hundred carrier
pigeons recently took part in race from
Come 20 Ghent.
A watch that makes FIVE beats sec
ond makes $4,000 a day, or nearly 15S-
100000 in year.
A document relating to the sale of
land, dated 1892 and signed by CIV
FawkeS, was recently sold in London fo,.
%105.
-Grcen wood contains fully - der
cent. of water, and thorough seasoning
usually eXpels but 80 per cent. of this
fluid.
The highest mountains in Cpha
reach greater heights than any peaks
in the Eastern ranges of the United
States.
AT a recent exposition in Berlin
trains of ten or twelve cars were drawn
on circular railroad by alcohol loco,
motives.
An authority on the orchid says an
amateur cultivator often fails. not So
much through want of attention, hut
through Over-attentiOn and a disregard of
nature and her laws
-Cocoanut trees grow in large planta-
tons close to the shore all over the Phil
ippine islands. Within the last twelve
years the trade has increased tremen-
dously. The product is periodically af-
fected by heavy typhoOns, but it requires
only few years to pick up again.
Bug originally means goblin. The
Welsh word bug means a ghost The
Hebrew word. which in Psalms Xc:5 is
represented by terror" was in the early
TRANSACTIONS rendered bug, the verse be
ing: Thou shalt not be afraid of any
bugs by night
One of the strangest and most unex-
pected of the uses to which we could
imagine leg as being put is that of an
organ of hearing. Yet such seems to
be one at least of the functions of the
forelegs in the cricket On the outer
side of the tibia a small oval space may
be seen. IL which the strong allnature
which covers the rest of the body is re-
duced to a thin and membranous condi-
ton, making thus a sort of window or
drumhead. Communicating with this
inside the leg, are the ends of a nerve
and it can hardly be doubted therefore
that the whole apparatus constitutes an
auditory organ.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09
Announced, After Prayer.

What seems to be a new story of the
beloved MeCosh of Princeton has it that,
as he was about to begin the morning
prayer in the chapel. following the an
nouacements and notices for the day. IL
student came with request from the
professor of French that the latter's
class assemble at 8 O'clock, instead of
$50 o'clock, the usual hour. The good
old doctor protested that the notice came
too late; but the student said the matter
was so important to the professor that it
ought to be read
Very WELL" said the doctor-"Ill an
nounce it after prayer"
He then began to pray. He prayed for
everybody of note. running down through
the list from President of the United
States to the members of the New .Jer-
sey's House of Representatives. and
finally switched into the local officials,
ending with the instructors in the college.
says the Philadelphia Times. Then the
belated notice came to his mind; and
here was the final invocation
God bless the faculty of Princeton.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

cred with wild flowers and threaded with
silver streams filled with mountain trout.
There are plenty of grouse and duck.
Grow Indians are Rich.
The Indians attending this carnival are
principally lows, who are among the
richest of all the tribes. Their wealth is
in horses, cattle and land Some families
are worth $4,000 or $4,000. This year
they have made much money selling
horses for the BOer war. There are rich
and poor people among them, as among
the whites, and the wealthy ones may
easily be distinguished by the magnif-
Especially do they delight to dress the
little girls magniticently. Some little
ones, no more than years old, have
superb elk-tooth jackets reaching to their
feet The elk-tooth jacket is to the
squaw what diamonds are to the white
woman and the number OF superb jack
cts warn at this carnival is great. The
mother squaw will always rob herself
of hnery for her little daughter. 1t is
beautiful to see the pride with which
both parents regard her. No especial
attention il shown the boy unless he IS
= d..ncCg.
= THE government furnishes these In
dams with wagons and farm implements.
They exact their side of the bargain and
know perfectly what is due them. For
instance, the government furnishes GER
tain stores delivered. Having plenty of
horses and good wagons do you suppose
that they will haul these stores from the
railway depots to their homes? Not at
all. The contract reads delivered There
fore Uncle Sam must attend to his own
carriage.
Indians as Politicians.
In the carnival proceedings all bust
ness is done through two chiefs One
man is chief of the Indians. the
other chief of the white men. The honor
Of being chief for this occasion is greatly
sought by the Indians, as he who holds
that office will lead'in the Custer battle.
Much intriguing is INDUCED in. This year
old Sootted Horse was determined TO be
leader end sent letters every few weeks
by half-breed scout under one pretenSe
or another, getting in his political work
He did manage to make sufficient i'm
preston to have himself announced a
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09
An Electrifying Prospect.

When the use of electric power be-
comes general we may look forward to a
considerable decentralization of industry.
We may see such garden cities" spring
up all over the country as William Nor.
rls painted SO seductlyeIy. and the old
country towns will again become centaYs
of life and industry. At present nearly
all the industries that were once carried
on in our villages have been killed by the
fact that no source of power is available
which can enable them to compete with
their rivals in the city factories. Flee
Snectltor.
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chief but when the tribes arrived and
council with the white ch 'efs was held
Medicine Cro1 said nothing, but with
silent dignity handed over mis- govern
ment papers to be read. These settled
the matter. There was no need of words.
Medicine Crow was chief. \ pow-wow
was held; then a council with the white
chief and the details of the battle were
arranged. These We're planned by o. u.
Hannah. the first white settler in this
region and an old-time Indian fighter,
who has taken many a scalp in the early
days Then there was dance. The
white chief was invited to come. \ cir
Gle is formed. dancing begins he is in
vited into the center; a harangue is given
by Medicine Grow in the Indian tongue,
which meets with enthusiastic approval.
The interpreter informs the white chief
that he is adopted into the Crow tribe:
that he il big chief" and a magnificent
him. He is invited by the Indians to
lead one division of their band in the
battle; is dressed in their chiefs full
regalia and adorned with war paint by
his squ2w.
Elegance of War Costumes.
This war dress is superb. The war
shirt Is of white doe skin, magBihceDtly
embroidered with turquois beads; it il
hung with floating ermine skins the en-
tire length OF the arms with Il double
row front and back upon the body. There
are ut least Il hundred of these snowy
skins with black tipped tails, the floating
motion of which while riding was beau
tiful The chops TOR trouSersl of rich
blue broadcloth were bead embroidered.
the designs of the bead work correspond
ing with those of the shirt; they are
broad and tapping nj the foot, Mexican
fashion. covering richly beaded mecca,
sins Crowned 10y tn eagle feather war
bonnet. Il more disuihed and magnificent
costume could hardly be conceived.
"AIedicine Grow himself rode behind,
wearing no tinery. thus paying the high
est nossihie honor to the new white
brother whom he christened Ahma-
Kotor~AkuSa. meaning everybody
knows him.
''Try and imagine these warriors. the
nurple snow-capped mountains and range
after range of hills in the background;
! rr0un Of half a dozen perhaps riding
rs scouts up the hill where the battle is
RI he fought tOur little troop ia blue
had been lost TO sight behind it, The
sam cleaning down upon them, shows
their gay streaming dresses aud spotted
nones They return and Il parley is
held: then they dance, ms always before
n fight. The sun disappears and the
whole landscape is thrown in shadow
our troops appear upon the hill. Then
a charge of the entire band Of Indians is
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09
FISH WEIGHS MORE THAN MAN.
Alton Man Taught Catfish Whose AvoT.
dupois was los Pounds.

A 165-pound catfish was caught in III.
Mississippi river near Alton, ILL.,. recent
ly, and was brought to the Alton FISH
market.
The fish sold for just 50 and was one of
the finest specimens ever brought to
Alton. A steak from the middle portion
of his body was just 10 inches in width
The fish weighed more than the man who
caught it.-St Louis ost-Dispatch.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

NJ. Santos-Dumont has arrived in New
York city from Europe He came on
the water, and not in the air. His ocean
air voyage is something for the sweet
bye and bye
Now that John w. Mackay has gone,
there remains only one of the mining
kings who once swayed the destinies of
the Far West, and that is Senator Stew
art of, Nevada.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

A weekly newspaper at Pana. ILL.,, has
begun the republication of the Bible in
serial iustallments. 1t is bound TO sup
ply its subscribers with interesting liter
ature which they have never read.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

seismic phenomena: and perhaps a sim
liar rise in farm property may follow
the reported shake west of the Missis-
giupi river
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

The damage to the battleshiD Illinois,
which fetched up" un the rocks in
Ghristiana harbOr, is severe, of course.
When steel and rock meet, steel gives
way; and when it constitutes the bottom
of a ship as heavy as the Illinois there
is always a heavy bill of damages.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

The respect for the United States navy
which is said to be conspicuous among
foreign powers undoubtedly dates from
July 9, 1893. when Uncle Sans ships
did a little manoeuYering off Santiago.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

Chicago is now claiming the lowest
death rate Of the cities of the United
States-13S8 per 1000. Only get your
population estimate high enough, and
you can get your death rate as low as
you please.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

After all the shaking they have re-
ceived of late, it might be supposed that
the people of the island of st. Vincent
would be so used to earthquakes that an
occasional tremor would only make
things feel homeke.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

The London Graphic's sage remark
that if the advantages of direct Cam
adam service with fast steamers are as
great as is alleged it is surprising that
capitalists have not put money into such
service Is enc that applies with force to
a good many enterprises that are being
exhibited nowadays by promoters who
profess to be on the ground floor
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

The killing by a Chicago negro who
was quick ut getting the drop should
adminish men who are keeping bad
company to be careful not to move the
pistol hand to the hip pocket unless they
mean business.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

Mr.. Tracy, late Of the Oregon peniten-
tiary, is still on his summer tour through
the wilds of the state of Washington,
whence come occasional reports concern
ing his daring in the interest of change
of dict
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

The bicycle rider who has been loop
ing the loop is just beginning to tumble
TO his business.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

Anent the story that Fitzsimmons
threw the victory to Jeffries in San
Francisco, pursuant to agreement, it can
probably be promised that "Fitz'' would
willingly Illustrate to the originator of
the story by repeating the performance
on him. that there was genuine force of
earnestness in the blows he planted on
"Jeff's" physognomy.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

That Madison platform whose down
fall came near involving Mrs. Nation
faust have contained weak plank.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

DIR. Garnault, of Paris, who disputed
Kochs theory that bovine tuberculosis
is harmless to human beings, inoculated
himself with it. He has the best Of
Prof. Koch in the argument, but he has
also consumption. In an argument Of
this kind it's better to stick to guinea
pigs and talk.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

According TO Prof Oscar +. Heinsel.
the latest wrinkle is in evidence along
the Atlantic coast. where the earth has
risen in places from ten to twelve feet
probably as a result Of the volcanic and
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

The actresses stolen jewels story is an
old one, but May Yohe's version pos
sesses elements of novelty.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

Miss May Yohe told the lawyers that
her jcweiry was worth $500, 000-anyhow
S150,00O and then. so the report runs.
took between $4,000 and $4,000 in
settlement for her loss, paying $500 OF
this amount to her lawyers. 1t is safe
estimate that the advertising which the
actress has secured by reason of the ep-
isode is worth much more than the jew
plS
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-08-09

Chicago's collapsible sidewalks are
working with frequency and dispatch.