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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-31
After IL Binding Flash.

one afternoon about two went to play with
one or my friends Pretty it began look like
storm and thought would
said that could not reach home before
went INTO the house to wait until the storm We
were looking out of the window
nash CT lightning and almost instantly clap of thunder
was scared because thought by
lightning but it had We
tower OF the courthouse just street. had been
struck It cleared up shone Then we went
out and had a good time padding in the
MCGOWAN,
Slxth GRADE. Benson, MINI.
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out my mother and aunt returned hearing somebody
OF something moving around Clothes
VINO was tnere they were answered by somebody
kho" Who MY mother and aunt rushed
and barred the door and then weight
against It, My brother to poker defense
ana then stood IN the doorway between
ana the next brandising might his
escape by the front door if
one was frightened I in chair and
mama said that | turned as white a ghost.
presently we heard grandma outside calling let in
we opened the door and grandma there laughing
We knew who had been among clothes
A Eighth Grade. Irene SANDY
Adams school, 661 Audubon St. st. Paul, MINI.
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The greatest scare I ever experienced I
had on warm summer evening several years
ago. MY mother and aunt went for little
walk. leaving my grandmother, my brother
and myself alone. l supposed my grand
mother had gone upstairs. but instead, as I
found later. she had gone into the yard TO
see if the clothes were dry While she was
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IT" GRATED ON THEM

MS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-09

WANTED-RoOMS.
%ANTED-Furnished OF unfinished room
first floor, not to exceed s.. address BOX AZ.
this Office. mS-3
HASTED-Four unfinished rooms for light
housekeeping; must be Northwest Address
BOX $50, this Office mrs
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ROYAL Blue LINE.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

TPATSs LEAVE PENNsYLEANIA STATION.
s:oO p. n DAHH-Cincinnad and St Louis
Snecia-Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman
Sfeepers to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville.
Indianapo.is, and ST Louis without change
Connection Tor Virginia Hot Springs. DiniaA
ca. PaFlor Cars Cincinnati 70 Chicago
5I-JO p NJ DAILY-F. T. V Limited Solid
+r3in for Cincinnati, Pullman SIeepers to Gin
cinnati Lexington. and Louisville, wtthous
rII+7-e: Compartment sleeper TO Virginia Hot
Srrings Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays:
(12-1cctio1 daily. Dining car Sleepecs Gin
C77,T.+i 10 Chicago and st. Louis
J2eservaticn and tickets al Chesapeake and
,,-;C, o4tifcs 5f3 Pennsylvania Avenue; see I4th
Street. near +. snd at the station Telephone
- Nsfp- 1871 for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
S-,;ce II ". FULLER,
;psone Main 1886. Gen. Passenger Agent
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond. Va. aud points South. via
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Leave station.
9Th and streets, 40 a. IA. BIAS ?. H.. daily
dining carl for Richmond and points on At
laDtic Coast Line ard Florida: J3:4I 2 m
200 P. N. daily (FloFida and Metropolitan
Limited), for Richmond and points on Sea
board Ar Line and Florida; I0:4t a. m train
connects at Richmond with c. i o. Ry for
Newport News Old Point Comfort. etc. 1881
2. n daily for Richmond and points on South
en- Railway and Flc;ida (diIsing cz-) 7:iO q n
week days. 4-45 p n daily, express for Rich
moB6 only. Pullman parIor cars on all
above trains except 40 a. n Accommoda-
ton Tor Quantico. 40 a. n. Sunday only:
AS p n week days. 500 p. m, except
Saturday.
E T D. MYERS. T D. DUKE, ". P. TAYLOR.
President. General Mgr. Traffic Mgr
Richmond Va
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sEaBoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

sCapitaI CITY ROUTE
Leave Washington. fenna- r Z. Station
- m SEABOARD FAST MSU-
10 HSiiv Through Pullman Sleepers 70
jacksonville, connecting AZ
tr,o. With Pullman Sleeper 10 Atlanta
I14l-S FLA AND METROPOLITAN
% es,iiy LIMiTED-SoIid train To 3
,,,c1etine. with Pullman, Drawing Room.
C+T7,I,,rtnens Observation. and Dining Cara.
~, pullman Sleeper to Atlanta. PrlIns5
sleePer 1gesdays 1, thursday and Saturdays to
--5sse trains offer excellent schedules and
so-rica TO Petersburg, Raleigh. Southern Pines
SIs5rcIn,rst). Camden, Columbia Savannah
IartSonvilIe, and all Florida points. Char
80 Athens, Atlanta New Orleans. Chat
-7rTg-a Nashville points West and Southwest
= "a .. -. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh,
NSeig Southern Pines (Pinehurstl
Hamlet, and intermediate points.
Office, 1877 Penna. Ave.
" H. DOLL. Gen. Agt Pass Dept
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For Atlantic civ.
BALTIMORE AND CHIC R. R.

Schedule IN effect May Is 1902
Leave Washington, Nes Jersey Ave. and c ST.
Chicago and Northwest. -l0:5O a IN. -s:2a
Cincinnati. St Louis. and Louisville. 1905
a m. 'I:I5 p n. ITO night.
pittsburg and Cleveland. 1850 a n, sS-45
D n and = 90 night
Columbus an Wheeling, 'e:2o D n
Winchester. 1855 a n. Hii5 and lF5-so
+ La1sy, Rivsrton, Front Royal. Elkton. ABS
p Annapolis, l7.so. $3.50. IIl1.so n. H4=so.
f5 Fred ISIS, 900, I1o;so a m. ..1.ls
H4.S0, and i6-20 p m
BoTd and way points. 1855. $500 a n,
lib, 1880. 1850. ''1o:I5, Ii1I.So p. m.
Caithersburg aud way points, rs, 50. 1890 a
m iIIz.5s. ssI.i5. 1884, i4.Se, $500, 1850,
~ o. -.7.2a, +-I0:15. siI1:39 p IL
Washington Junction and wsy points, 1855.
80 20 a. m, +'I:15, i!4:So, ll5:3o p. N
Baltimore week days, x3.O1, 500, $50,
x7.o5 7:3a. Ks 30 SIS. xe-S1, xI0.0o. 1850 a
z.35 xE-05. 5125. 1890. $3.50. xS.00, xlo:00,
III 40. u:35 .. n Sundays xS;G0. x1-05
al 1880, 1900 3 n, zi2.33, lis. x5-o1
* 40. Ks :05. $50. xs:o9. do:oo. x11:90. HIS
? ROYAL Blue LINE.
a, traits illuminated with PIntseh light.
Baltimore, philadelphia. New York, Boston.
f ,.t', $500 DINER, 1000 Diner a. m,
sIs.5e fDirerl. 500 ('-Royal Limited. );
Di1e-l 34.O9 (Phiiadelphia only. SOS
fIg5nerl. 500 and +11-30 ?. II (Sieeping ca
'l atlantie City, Il7-cz. l1o.o0 m. IlI2:eo
noon 900 D. H.
'-' sDsflv. HExcept Sunday "'sunday only.
xExpress rTaiBs.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
.z5 resideseces- by Union Transfer Co. on orders
Iefs AZ ticket Offices. GIG Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest. Segv York Avenue aad Fifteenth
Street. and az station
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA.
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

From Station, Pennsylvania Ave and I2a St
In eject Nag l. 1902
Ger Alexandria-wee days, $50, 7:94, ~,
500 s;2o, s:59. SIS, 1000. 1875. leo. II 81
a n; xl2-05. u 20, I2:S5. Kiss, I;25, z;o9.
20 x$:o2, $50. S:5e. s4:l4, 1888. 454, 5;gs
12:Z2g $40, e.aS. $50. 1906. $50. SEQ, s;4'
- losl5, 1I:20. H.59 p. N.
sund9ys-7.s5, 800, e:s5. 1898 u-o9, H:sg
6. n 100 nocn. 1870. 100, l:So, 800 -
S;o9. $50, 500. 40, $780, $40. 600. 80
I'co, ESQ, s.c0. s:45, $50, Io:l5, n:z0. H.
=, for Mount veruon-week days: $50, sos.
W. HOO a m, xI2;05. xl:05. ECO, xSiU-'
80. x3:l4, x5-2Z. 7.05. $3.50 ?. m
sGndays-9.O0 = m. 300 noon. 200, 4.oo'
30. 200, 800 p. N.
For Arlington sad Aqueddct Bridge-Wees
days: $3.50. 7.04. 1870. 500. e:z9, $50. 9:25,
loco, 100 4. IA, '12:e5. fs:20. 'f2:45, loo
IFS, 200. $50, 3:02, -8:5o S:59, 's.s3. s4-54
80, 500. $50, 7-os. 800 p. N.
SJNDAYS-s:i5. 600. GAS. sI0:90- u-o9,
ID 30 a n. 300 noon, 1870. loo. = 30
200. $3.50. 9o9. $3.50. 800. '4:30. 5;00 $3.50.
SEQ. $50. 700, 80. 500 D. n
1Express. TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
g. COLVIN. Superintendent
CLARENCE 2 KING. resident
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH Bail way

Trains leave District Line Station (reached
by Columbia electric cara as follows
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS.
Week days. 1850, 1889 a. m. ESQ. rs
ard p. m. Sundays and Holidays, 9:IJ. i0.S1
go A. m, I.S0. $50 $50. $50. :, ard $50
=
RETURNING. LEAVE THE BEACH.
Week days. I=.s0 2:20. ;, ana 70 p. III. SIN
DAYS and Holidays, l2:s9. I,s9 :. 90. 6.5o 5
10. ard 1880 p ~
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days 9:l5 g. H., 5.15 p. n. SUNDAYS.
SID j.. M. $50 p N
). II. LEWIS. G. p. 4. 142c Sew York are
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
- sAfE-H0Ts -


5-room frame on paved street, grano-
hthIc sidewalk, paved alley, concrete cellar
under entire, water IN kitchen: one square 20
car lInes rented at 80 per month, price S64j
II sold At once The cheapest house ever Of
fered. Terms, $50 OF 500 cash, bsLJnce So
per month. including all interest. Only one
left. Be quick If you want bargain.
Three 4-rOom bricks. rented at $3.50 per
month. one square from Pa ave. car line
Price for the three 81. 80 Any terms
Six 5-room bricks, rented at so per month:
half square from st. car line Price asked
50 $50. Make offer.
Two I-ToOm bricks rented at s. Ter month :
on street Southeast; not in alley. Price. 8. coo
We claim these to be the cheapest properties
ever offered IT Eastern realty No trouble
to show property The above ho5-ses are %
per cent less than ever offered previous 70
this ad. and VIII all be sold in the early part
Of the week. VIII make good homes, or pay
10 per cent net as Investment
-Four 5-rooTn bricks, one-haH square from
9TH and stS. Sc; rented at sc per month
Not 4 cent of rent been lost in Eve years WIZ
JOHN F. DoN0HoE & son.
Phone, East 81 eos East Capitol St
Fer SALE-slGO cash. balance SIS monthly
New Groom and reception hall modern brick.
Near \. c. and Q SITS. NV. Price, 1900
ni8-3 c, C. WARING, 1l14 c st. NV
FOR SALE-S5g0 cash, balance $3.50 monthly
Splendid s-room modern bay window brick In
St Paui's Parish. Only S5.450. House rents
for $50 monthly.
us-s c G wARTNC. u14 C st, NV
FOR SALE-s300 cash. balance 81 monthly
Very nice Groom GarEe) modern brick. In st.
Aloysius Parish Price only $3.50
mss c. G WARING, III4 G ST nv.
FOR SALE-CONTRACTORS. ATTENTION,
3, 60. Nearly new modern loom; furnace
ne2t: splendid brick stable n rear: good
Northwest section. Terms, $500 cash; balance
so monthly.
ms-3 C. c WARINC, I14 = St NV.
FOR SALE-SIO0 cash. balance Us including
principal and interest. Only g, go Il 81 ne
near 18th; large rooms; all modern improve
mems
m8-8 c. c. wARNG. TIA C St nv
FOR SALE-New six-room brick: terms 500
cash and $50 monthly; renters investigate. u.
c. HALDEHAN. III 18th St e7-3
FOR SALz-sJ00 buys the equity; owaer must
sell Groom modern brick located Northwest
Bargain. Address BOX 500 this Office. mrs
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot Of I'll
- St for Fl Monroe, Norfolk, Newman
News, AID all points south. by the su
- perb powerful steel palace stea-na-z
- t-Sewport News Norfolk and
. Washington
Iv. Wash ton $3.50 pulLv. Portsn, s-rs; nm
Iv. Alexandra. 90 pm Lv. Norfolk an m,
Ar. Fl Monroe.7:00 am Lv. IT. Monroe 7.09 nm
At. Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandra a. "a an
Ar Portsu1' th-S:I5 an Ar Washinc-t'n -G0 -,
- e Through connections made At Nor
folk WfLE SttduitIS o. OlG Darriuiou
- Steamship Co for New York, and Nc
- chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton
asT For further information aupIv NJ
- general ticket once, Bond Building I4ih
- and y Y ave, eth ST wharf T-asb-
- ingtOu, D. c.
Phone 300. JN0. CALLAHAN. Gen. Mgr
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FOR SUBURBAN.

We have four fine eight and ten-room houses
al Berwyn. Nd, close to steam and electric
railway large grounds, fruit, shade and good
water VIII be sold very cheap to close an
estate, on monthly payments.
JOHN J. KLEINER & CO,
6l7 Z 81. NV, or Berwyn, Nd
ie6-26f OK S11
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RVS
CALIFORNIA TOURS.

First-class stop-over tickets on sale at stated
periods at i rate less than che fare for the
round Tip. Apply for descriptive booklets and
detailed information, 1923 Pennsylvania Avenue
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected TO Nay IS. 1902
IEaIas IeaKe from. PennsEIEan.a station.

Schedule cOTEscteG TO Nay .. 1907
Trains leave from, Pennsylvania Station
s-OI n Daily local FOR HSS-isonoC-s-
WsrTentOn. Cnarlette, and way stations
1851 a. n Daily. Washington, Richmond,
and Florida Limited Firzt-claSs coaches anc
drawing room sleeper to jacksonville, Fla. Din
ing car service
HIS a nc. Daily. United States Fast Mail
tlrst-elass coaches and drawing -room sleeper
&c New Orleans. Dining car service.
H:37 a. N. Daily. Local for warrcntoa and
Charlottesville
i:O1 p. n. Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas branch
40 p. m Daily Local for NarTenton and
Charlottesville
s;i5 p. N. Daily. New York and Atlanta *
press. First-class coach and sleeper to Atlanta;
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Sunset
Eoute- Tourist sieeper Washington TO San
francisco. Pullman buffet service.
$50 p N. Daily. New York and Florida
Express First-class coach and sleeper to Sa-
vanT,sh, jacksonville, and Port Tampa. sleep
Ct 70 Summerville Charleston, augusta md
connection for Aiken. Dining car service
1901 p n. Daily. Washington and Chst-
tanoog2 Limited fvia Lypchburg), FIrst-eiass
coach and sleeping car 20 RoanoSe- Knoxville,
Chattanooga, and Memphis; sleeper to New Or
leans Dining car service.
lo:45 p. m Daily Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train, club, and
observation cars TO Atlanta and Macon: sleep
eTS To Nashville Atlanta, Macon, Memphis
New Orleans Dining car service
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FOR REFT-0FFICEs.

FOR RENT-Good. large well lighted Office
rooms in Harper Building, 4G7 ST. NV: low
rent Apply at Elevator etc
FCR RENT-Oflcss IN Bliss Building; opposite
Capitol. electric light. telephone. iRnitor serv-
ice free. s. up ROOM :. moot
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BOARDING.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR sALE-Gcnt's bicycle; good tires; 81. Ad-
dress BOX 3s3, this Office. eos
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FOR RENT-UEfuTnished rooms for light house
keeping; modern improvements. 92I 9Th St NV.
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FOR RErT-UNFURN1sHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Three nice rooms with porcelain
bath. 45s h st NV eq2
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

/ WANTED-Young man 10 take care Of horses
! and drive NaEon z0I2 Il s.. nv. q
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ocEAr. STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE

-A4+-A--NAN1A-F
NEW Observation-Disclosures
St.Louis, June i, loan st. Paul. dune 25.I0am
Phil phia. juno Is loan st Louis, July 9 loan
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YoRK-ANTWERP-PA
Frieslaud.June Ii.noon IVader'z nd, June y noon
Southw' k-June 1S.noou iKrnonl'd June Is noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
COMPAEY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 F St
n. W. or Gee y. 3Toss. I4II St y "
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Of
fees, so5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Avenue.
and Pennsylvania Station baggage checked
through from hotels affii residences
Phone Main 1441. P. r. R. Ceb Service
g. H ACKERT- fiencTai Manager
s n HARDWICK. Genera! Pass'T Agent.
L 5. BROWN, General Agent.
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ZOE RENT-FURNIsEED RooMs.

FOR RENT-Cool, clean room double bed. Sl.75
per week; smaller one, Sl-25 per week as
ID St NV e9-3
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Eieven bedroom suites, lace cur
talEs, chairs, rockers. two folding beds. ward
robes, IS hair mattresses, parlor suite, Two
planes music cabinets brass beds, iron beds.
lot OF fancy tables pedestals ladies dress
ing tables. gents shaving stands, chifoniers,
10 yards fine UpholsteTing goods, oil paintings
china closet bookcases, desks. furniture Of .
rooms. large flag, shades, etc. 40 9Th st.
NV. Inquire in store Ell
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WANTED-Br.zheiruan on mems clothes, must
be sober and reliable: work the whole year
to the right man. GA F 81. NV. e2-2
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WANTED-An expert typewriter at once. 10,
3 81. ne. eI
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FOR RENT-E-arge. nesIy furnished ID floor
front room, suitable for married couple with
large child; very reasonable. 124s sth St NV.
ea-3
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VI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress MARYLAND
6 o'clock eq-S
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR lighthouses.
FOR RENTED Il St ne; s rooms and two
alcoye rooms bath; good repair; so 80;
possession 18th June.
mss c. c. WARING- 1ll4 C St NV.
FOR RENT-505 Ist 81 ne. convenient to Gov
eminent Printing Office. all modern improve
meHts. reHt so Open IN the morning rns-2
FOR RENT-June 10, so 7th st. Sc; small
house Inquire 15S \ St ne mss
FOR RENT-IT23 9TH st; Groom house. newly
paPere}; rent 5000. Apply OWNER, IT25 9Th
st. ms
FOR RENT-2O29 1st st. nv. eight rooms and
bath; modern plumbing; $3.50 per month.
O. II. BULINGSLEY. 6l5 18th ST. NV m3-tf
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR BENT-stable. Inquire I525 18th St NV
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 6:42 a m, Csc a M 7:f0 a. m. 9:l5
a. H. ZOO ?. m. 9:15 p. m and $50 p IL
daily Local trains from Harriso56urg, II:37
Charlottesville, SIS a. "a. znd $40 D m
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WANTED-A girl Tor general Homework 25l0
Pa ave. Fl
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HELP WAETED-FEMALE.

NANTED-Aa experienced girl; light work.
Fats 60 81 NV. top aoor. ESQ
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TRAINS on BLUEM0Nf BRANCH
Leave Washington week days, $40 q n.
Los P H. Abs p ~, 4;49 p. n, aud 6:25
p III Latter to Leesburg only. Sundays
only 9:ol and $40 q. m. and 6:25 p. m for
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR s4LE-Docs cats, rabbits. eu5nea pigs
TnozErvs snakes. parrots. oyster shcii and rlllcs
food. SCH3uD'S BIRD STORE. 10 18th st.
Nv. ElyZ5-tf
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NANTED-A taHoress in the repair depart
menJ Of the CAPITAL CITY PRESSING CLUB;
steady work all the year 90 T st. NV e3-2
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-Lovely cottage, rooms; s min
utes walk from cars, at BrookIznd D. C:
very large lot; the loan is s., 800: viii
sell for $3.50, including the g, 800 trust;
terms, $3.50 so cash. balance very easy. Al
5iress BOX 3s4. this Office eg3
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-29
ON THE TUXEDO GREEN.
Preliminary and First Match Play
Rounds Concluded Yesterday.

NEW YORK, May 2s-In the Metropoli-
tan Golf Associations fourth annual tour
nament which began on the links of the
Tuxedo Golf Club to-day, the preliminary
and first match play rounds were finished.
The course, which is said to be the most
picturesque in America, was in fair con-
dltlon Amateur Champion w. j. Travis,
who won the Metropolitan tournament two
years ago, and Findlay S. Douglas, the
present Metropolitan champion were
among those entered in the tournament.
Other prominent players were c. b. Mac
donald, former national champion; c.
Il. Carey, who has played with much sue
cess at Palm Beach, and John Smith
champion OF the Hudson River Association
torty-nlne men started in the qualify
ing rounds of eighteen holes, the first pair
driving off at O'Clock sharp and finishing
soon after II. Thirty-one turned in cards
of 80 or under and four were tied at "a
for the thirty-second place among the
qualifers. They played off at once. the
honor going to G. L. Watson sr who
made the two holes played in four each.
The medal for low score in the qualifying
round goes to Travis, whose 20 was the
only card below so.
The pairing for match play was made
under the new system recently adopted
which Is supposed to avoid the meeting of
the strongest players in early rounds
In the afternoon. the match between F.
$: Douglas and |. Livingston, jr, attracted
the largest gallery. A. NJ. Robbins and
w. b. Dinsmore. jr had a twenty-t1vo-
hole struggle In which the latter was final
ly successful
The match leaves the pairs for to-mor-
row mornings matches as follows: Travis
and Ward. r. c. Watson and Knapp
Douglas and TapDin. Lynch and Smith
thompson and Dinsmore, Horstman and
Emmett, Travelli and Redfeld Marcellus
and Chauncey.
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BUTLER'S GOLF OPENING
WOMEN PLAY NINE HOLES AND MEN
COVER EIGHTEEN HOLES.
Miss Essie Hunter Makes a Good Score
Mark Brown and Paul Gu6in Tie
for First HonOrs-Scores.

Butler golfers formally opened their links
yesterday afternoon with tournament for
those members of the club who have not
golfed more than fifteen times. The women
competed at nine holes and the young men
played eighteen. Six prizes were offered
first, second and third for the former and
a like number for the latter. OF the young
women Miss Essie Hunter, with score Of
81 strokes first prize, some handsome
golf clubs. Miss Verna Richey was close
second with 70 strokes Her prize was some
balls. Miss Charlotte Powell's score was
SO, which gave her third place.
Mark Brown and Paul Guffin tied for
first with 101 strokes each. An extra hole
was played to decide the tie and Mr.. Brown
won, to 8, and carried home the clubs
offered as first prize.
John Mitchell, president of the club, took
third honor with a score of 1S7. Mr.. Mitchell
has played only four times and the good
score he made yesterday marks him a
coming golfer.
Miss Edith Longley did not know even
how to hold the club when she walked over
to the first tee to drive off. However, be-
fore her round was finished she had mas
tered many of the difficulties of the game,
and at the end of nine holes turned in a
score Of 103, which gave her fourth place.
THE tournament was an all round sue
cess" said Miss Carpenter, captain OF the
club, land it is probable that another COM
petition of this sort will be held before the
college term Closes
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-29
baseball Notes.

Columbus here again to-day.
1t should have been easy game to
win.
Sutthoff or Kellum will pitch to-day's
game.
1t will be several days before Miller is
able to play again.
Turner. of the Columbus team, is one
of the fastest thirdbasemen in the asso-
citation.
1t won't do to lose to-day. If yesterdays
in first instead Of third place.
Bailey is a stumbling block for left-hand
batters. The hits made off him yesterday
were secured by right-hand hitters
John T. Brush enjoyed the game from the
press box. He said Indianapolis is enjoy
ing faster ball now than at any time since
the National League played here.
Killen could not control the ball 1t
would have been better to have used Will
hams, but it was such important
game Manager Watkins believed Killen
would be the man TO win it. Such are the
chances in baseball.
The Viaducts have reorganzed for the
season and challenge any team under eight
cen years. The lineup is follows: Prin-
eel, catch; Willis, pitch; Burkhardt, first;
Gardner, second: Garrett. third: Vieira,
short Long, Herbert, O Brien and Mythen,
fielders. For games address Paul VANS
ley, 327 South East street, or call IS old or
new phone.