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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
GETTING READY FOR TIE DOGS.
Old Timers Already In the Garden and
Making TheHsel, a. At Home.

The second annual bench show of the
Ladies Kennel Association OF America
will open in Madison Square Garden this
morning. II promises TO be bigger success
than last years show was and that was one OF
the best ever held ia this city All day yes
terday men were AZ Work In the Garden
getting ready for the dogs. and by evening
the benches were all in position and some
OF ~" 10 g. had arrived. These were old cam
psIg r"Ts and as soon H. they were pla ced
on the benches they coiled themselves UP
and went 10 sleep as though being on exhibit
ton was an everyday occurrence. The pet
dogs will be seen OF ~" south side OF the
Garden. Non. oil these animals will be in
the Garden until this morning, but their
oaners we're very busy last evening pr, plrin &
ga ges for their reception Feather pillows,
rugs. cotton batting TO keep out the draught
and everything that will add 10 the com
fort ~ the pets were heine arranged. and this
morning tn. tiny dogs will be taken 10 the
Garden and ppInI-T'd aud I@tt.d Tor the
four days Of the show. The centre OF the
Garden I'll be occupied by the Judges. who
will begin their work this morning at II
O'Clock. The exhibition will last until Friday
evening and many bench champions will
be on hand
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GOLF.
Pairings fer the lnteeeeliegiate Team
Championship To-day.

Nearly oil Of the pla yers 20 take part IN
the team and Individual championships OF
the Intercollegiate Coli Association, which
begin to-day at the Morris County Golf Club.
were on the link yesterday. four-ball
matches were the rule. Reinhsrt and Conk-
lin OF Princeton beat the two Egans, the
Western cha mriohs. who are on the Harvard
team. but only by up in the phenomenal
match OF twenty-thr-e holes. For the eigh-
teen holes Remnant had -. Conkin ~. Chand-
Ter Egsh 81 aud Walter Lgan 80. Holin-. Jr,.
and Winston beat Pyue and Garrstxon by
up and TO play. and Butts and Jackson
beat Mcfarland and NGylor by UP and
10 play. The b,,t individual -corc was an
~ by Whision. the former intercoilesia
CHAMPION. who has not taken part in soil
tournament since he went to Harvard two
years ago. The draw for to-day's play brings
Harvard and Columbia together In the morn.
ing, and ia the afternoon the winners Of this
match will play Yale. while Pennsylvania
plays Princeton. IL will lie the first time in
the history Of the tournament for the latter
frrsh-ts have made parts OF the fair green
somewhat rough, but the scoring yesterday
proved that the course MI bnng out good
goh. The fourth and nth holes ARE new
since TIE >ptine TOURNAMENT running on lines
parallel TO the former fourth aud nth holes.
bu, 70 the westward. the former seventeenth
Az rearranged the holes are:
50 Is: :s ~ ~ ~ T.. .S sss is ~
The total round IS 5.oit wards The
hog-y score u t0,i2-s2. tn" make up OF the
tee ms VIII b..
har, ARD II. -. Holins, lr.. II. Chandler Egsn
Walter 4. Eagan. T. ). Murdocs. \. " Brown,
captain. q. owen Winston substitute, ". {,
Chirk.
iG!e-c. riichcock il. captain: ~ StewsI,
IAN pbt4l. PtTcy JtUulngs. MAJ Bebr. q. W Butts.
Potter OF l.. N. Richmond.
IhlTrion-f o kelnhhr,. T. IL tonAiin,
AtraEu Poole !
BAKER. /. u Garr,tSon. substitute. IL. Oly phaui.
Coumoa-s. Z. NaSn. csrtain; j. q Jhc kson.
", L. Gienncy ; S!OssOu, Clarence biaae. NJ. q.
Boyuc OF o. Stevens.
Penns ylvana n. D. Mcfarland Harold :
Nayl y. t.cu y. calvert. H. Kennedy hlll. J. G..
LINDSAY captain. y. a. Cashier, Substitutes,
D-IDI'rSt :. " llad
Conditions have kept Louis y. James. the
amateur champion. of tho Princeton tea A.
l,arret ION, Oiyphant, the Varsity cha NIPPON
! J. Sloane and q. Fox played yesterds y
for he siAth place on the team. Carrot ION
10 O'Clock
ORANGE. y. J. Oct 2O-Play began to-day
over he lilke OF the Essex County Country Club
In the annual woman. Championship tournG-
ment. The makers OF the best eight score.
Ruth Badsley and Mrs r. !. sanford, the
former getting 90 and Mr.. Sanford - The
her players who qualified wcr. Ni--
EDNA Howard. 40 Miss Charles 1903 MIS- k,,a.
ne. Mis- hernandez, IL? Miss j. Bros-r.
vi, and Mi, Brewer. l?i. Tomorrow Miss
Badgey plays Mis- hensnu"l. who was
the runner up in the metropolitan tourna-
Howard meet Miss /. brewer and Miss Charles
plays Miss Brewer
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AMERICAS CUP DEFENCE PLANS.
Discussed ~ . Meeting Of New York. Yacht
club Committee on Challenge.

The Committee on Challenge met az tho
New York Yacht Club yesterday afternoon
and discussed the arrangements to be made
for the next series of races for the America =
Cup and the plans that are to be made for
the defence OF the famous trophy. Commo-
dore Lewis CAss Ledyard Is still confined
TO his house at Newport and In his absence
Vice Commodore Frederick g. Bourne pre-.
sided. Those present. wero eX-Coninodore
b. NJ Brown. Archibald Rogers, ". b. Dun.
can, Jr.. j Malcolm Forbes. cx-Commodore
T., ID, Morgan and Secretary George
Cormack.
The chief business of the meeting wss
reading the conditions OF the races. These
according to the letter from Sir Thomas
Upton were to be- the same as for the races
between the Columbia and Shamrock IL.
last year. Duplicate copies OF these had
been prepared and were read. They were
who We're present and will be sent TO those
Who were absent for their signatures and then
they VIII be sent TO tho Royal Ulster Yacht
questcd 20 sign and return ono copy to the
New York Yacht club
No announcement OF What Il being done
Tor the defence OF the Cup was made. but MEM
bsrs OF the club expect there will be some
ofiCial statement at the meeting OF the club
which IL TO be held at the clubhouse nelt
two years ago that Commodore Ledyard an
no4nced that syndicate had been formed
and that new defender would be built
That kice-tommodcre Bourne u to be- a mem
Per 81 ne neS SyHd,Ga,e pa well as Cornsp
the club want him to be senior rag of,lcer
~" yenr. and II Vas laid last night that the
new boot would BE- built by the nag onicers
poSer TO keep the America Cup still in The
posse sson OF the club
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AN IMPORTANT TEST,
Your Life VIA, he Prolonged nv ,pp,,,nx

DO YOU realize the importance Of the
Kidneys and Bladder? When diseased
they make "A lot of trouble--tear down the
system and create gravel stone in tie
Bladder. Women often suffer from So
called female weakness when their
trouble really lies with the kidneys and
Bladder. Try this test. Put some urine
in tumbler. Let it stand twenty-iour
hours. IL there IL a sediment, a cloudy
or milky appearance, your kidncvs are
sick. IL you are obliged to trina, g often.
especially during the night il your urine
stains linen, if you have scalding pains
IN passing il, if your back pains YOU
your Bladder and Kidneys are diseased
and you should at once take the greatest
OF all Kidney medicines, DIR. David Ken
nedy's Favorte Remedy. 1t has cured
the most distressing cases.
1t correCts the bad effects OF beer or
whisky, will cure old and chronic cases
OF Rheumatism and Dyspepsia and acts
gently yet promptly on the bowels, Fa-
Vorite Remedy is sold in two sizes. SOC
and 500 per bottle.
~. Ia bottle free Apply 10 J. Iungman prusr,,
la,o ord Ave, Y, or mention Nornia. Sun III
NVV~s-Dr '@'id Kennedy Corporation. Rondou,.
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Al lhlcaEO.

ICAGo. Oct. 20 Jockeys Coburn and 1Teanor
were indefinitely suspended b. the stewards OF the
worth Jockey club o-day for foul riding and
Jockey Dean was suspended for ubOrdinstion !.
The action against tJturn came II i said as a
result Of the alleged foul riding on Rolling Bo-r
10 the Columbia Handicap Saturday In which Co .
burn T. said 10 have used foul tactics and f-rcd
With ACChCsrcy, Luc!cn Applehy and CsubaH.
Tint Racc--SiK furongS -tilidfin 100 OHickN
10 10 l. Won. Mallory III, CBsttIste), IS to 30 sec
Gud GlcnrlCt, lOt lBlchsnauI. sto /, third. TUAe
1855,
Second Race six f'riongs-Uiclst, iOr ntoan
II 70 20. won, Gallant. lui OtS', 10 to |, second
Inspector SAea ini DonnellyI, Is toi, third Time,
1t ;.
Thlrd Racc-One mile and n sixteenth -Modblna
Ini Buchanan, TO I, won. Jack DOYLE 100 ((otIs
10 l, second, Sarl!a, W tIunrOel, 6 TO L. third.
Tine. IA s.
Fourth fiAcr-SeNcn furlungs-IlS,e L.. i0o
niclgc'sonl. 10 |, won Federal, ia tponnclnI .
even, second, Haigis oS uioIaiU, 20 10 l. third.
Time. l:?6.
Fth Hace-cnc mile and 20 yards --Calihan
l02 buchanan, cN en-, won Homestead lU5 tnakcrJ
to J. second; The CouQueior II. 10, (Bsttistc)
4 10 I. thru, Time, 10 ..
sixth RaCe-Onc mile and a sixteenth Frank
N. 81 RohblnSl, Sto2 wou.J. v k'hy. s5 (ptcratU
to ?, second NOrIhiastGn. ~ tDouncilvI, 20 TO t.
third Time, IA IS.
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~ 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. oct, 2o--Iady Strsthnore was favor.
tie at to throughout the betting In the feature
event tina, cane A on the card at the Fair Grounds
10 day aud she won easily By length from Glen
wood, = 20 to shot,
First Racr-Tive furlongs--Brtaker, los Faun.
teToyl. 10 to s. won Light Opera, ius u O'Connor
10 TO |, seccrd: In Doubt, los tDoneganJ, 20 TO l.
third. Time. i,ol'.
second Racc-SiI rirlongs- Hcug,s,, iot Houbrr,
bto |, won: Weidcman, ll5 pcwningl, iG to L. sec
nnd; Pickle saint, 100 Beauchamp) to |. third.
Time, rs.
Third RAce--Onc rIc--Blue Dla,c los Cpeau.
champ. g to I. won; Miss Mae bay 81 dioubrei .
third, Time, it?.
FOURTH Race - SIX furongs Crol, dor. %
Waldo. 4 to l. won: Elastic, il3 d,alel, 7 10 l.
second Maggie fclih. od ID. Gilmore. 70 1.
third Time. ~.
more, lo7 waldo, 40 5, won, Glenwood % tO'Con.
nor, - 70 1, second: pinochle. 100 Fauntleroyj
- 20 | third. Time. iSi.
Sih Race--pne mile and three sixteenths-
Linden Ella las ,scullyl, to I, won; Ida pen
Hhnee. ~ ,Craih', sto second. Erne 90 tFauntIe
roy. oio /. third, Time col'.
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Bowling Games Tonight

Anne rcan National TournA Corn,h,an
alleys. ''
New York League Toumam.nt-Iiyp.rion ron, Spar.
tan and Orchard. at Anann & rr~iSs'S ALLEYS
Harlem League yt,te Morris
and Royal Arcanun Nheelmen. al Thum 4 Kahs.
DORIS Alleys.
New lorh Royal Arcanum Lea gue TournA men,-
section l-fonleIs Council Our Council and Amen.
Gus Council Section ?--Ogden Council kni ke ?.
booker Council and Progress Council, al the liar
lem Circle Palace alleys.
Yorkvik League tourps me nt-RIu. Rihbon
Manoni and Roysl Hellsaie, al Schutte's Alleys
hn,-hts o. COLUMBUS League Tournament
tlllan council. ~ Stars altyS ~ -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
HENRY EMPLOYS COUNSEL.
Retains Maitre Labor. Who Defended
Dre,fus-Rein's Father Takes Hand.
Special ca&. Ds,peieh 10 The S

SB'CffI C1Nt UsspdItN 70 IHb Sun.
PARIS. oct ?o,-Jockey y. Rein failed
20 keep his appointment with his solicitors.
Kelly Boddington, to-day. In regard to the
withdrawal OF his license. II is rumored
that Reh's father. who Is in California. pro-
poses TO bring an action In behalf OF his son.
who Is minor, Milton Henry, the other
American Jockey whose license was with
drawn. has retained MailIe Labor, who
defended er-Cap'. Dreyfus. and who has
APPEARED for some of the Americans in
volved in the turf scandals recently. to look
after his interests
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wnling 10 Race Mc(hrsney Against Her.
mis- at Dennings.

CHICAGO. oct. 2o.--C. T.. Durneli OF the
firm of Durnell 4 Herr. owners 0! McChesney,
said to-day that he would accept an ODER to
race McChesney against iicrmis AZ any track
Offering purse OF 81 orO the distance To be
oueHnd AN eighth or ono and u quarter miles,
equal weights When he saw telc gram that
Bennings would offer the purse. he said:
Tell them that am ready 20 race az any
time at the pleasure OF Mr. Bell Would be
willing o race at BenuIngs as well as at any
NJ her blt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

. The twenty second Regiment Lng'n.eS Indoor
baseball team has few saturday dates open a nd
would be pleased 20 hear from all team, wishing
dates address ', beticnan, Captain Siity.
seventh street and broadway '
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The Only Newspaper That Gathers All the

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

". VoT. is,: carpenter, 'ss Total. 7g,
Pocono- burk. ia Loom.s lei. Uxon, 100.
schmidt, ia. Moore. 1893. Total. sss,
sPlAyed Az frames
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21
Gossip or the Ring.

Reader. New Nork.-He was born In the Bar.
BADGES. West Indies, on April 7. 1879.
Austin Rice, who IS matched 10 box Young Cor
oett new, month, has begun training aud alresd y
Is In good condition.
Peter Aaher Is working hard at his gymnasium
In Pa iairiphIa IN iIc expectation OF return
battle with Jack O'Br.cI
Marty hCCNc wants to return to the ring and
Offers TO box Wine Fitzgerald, Dave Sul wan
Young Corb ~ or Austin Rice.
hid Mcfarland says Joe Gems will arre~ 20
hght him again. Tho International 4. &. az For,
Erie will give d purse for a 20 found bout
Billy Newman president OF the new Polo \, {
has arranged \ bag punching match hetStt n
Rocco l(Anno and Gus Keller, to be decided on
NOV. -
TIN Callahan has received an OFFER to 20 abroad
and hoy Jack Roberts OF Ben Jordan Callahan
Is Wiling 10 accept, provided he receives liberal
cSn 'nSr>,
=. fforlS are under way 10 match Jack Jc-ries and
Hank Grimm, the california negro HEAVYWEIGHT
before club In Sau Francisco, Grimm was Jim
JorrcSs nrst opponent.
In answer TO the challenge OF Danny Duane 20
NEE, Joe Cans. NJ Hereford says q Duane posts
a good SIZED ioririt the lightweight Champion
VIII consent TO box him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

The T'fth Avenue Palace team played It's las.
game this season IL last nights series OF the fith
Avenue Palace Tournament VI brooklyn. The
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Good start won easily; uId THYME h : 2.
~ Ben Brush--i.o-e. owned by Andrew Miller
FOURTH RACE
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Misdirected Letter Changes liar, ard Plans.

MrEiprS, Conn, Oct. 20 The Harvard
football team with its coaches and crowd OF
followers will not be seen In Meridcn this
year. For the last two years tho Harvard
PLAYERS have stopped over here two days
before tho big game az New Haven The
team will go TO Hartford this year, on account
OF misdrectcd letter. Early last May the
TO Mr., Rowkor, Winthrop Hotel. Norfolk
Conn, arranging for VA" team TO come
here II tool; the letter four months to
reach Mcriden, and by that time other arran &C.
ments had tson made q, no answer had
been received from the Winthrop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

Aron Miller ias Gtrvr iG7: Jscoous. 1856
" Nost. 1872 Carpenter 1872. Total. Sal
Fiith Avenue Palace SpcllmAn, ia SIN. iss
Chalmers. ICE. Tom SUDDEN. III. Robts. ?o2. To
Al N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

nm Avenue Palace S,,suman. is7 S;l Is?
Chalmers. no Ton sudtn y? ROhrs. 10: Total SO
PocDno burE. isl LOomls. iS DIXON. Is.
Schmidt. Isl. Moore. i5J. Total 30
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Time, ! ~
Poor starr won driving Supthtlt' br. C., . by
Spendthrift-Narina. owned by ". {. whitney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

Casanova Stakes for fllirs. years cd and
Ipvard ten pounds under IA, scale. 81. 50 added
prcial weights. last seven !urlongs OF the WliheIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

In the Harlem League tournament az Thum d
kah ,lori's alleys last night IN" Corint hans out
played the Audubons aud Lotus teams. The scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

The Fid.iA boVlcrs. after losing 10 the Mon =
archS IL the NrW York League tournament at
AInann Trei>s'> Allels last night, won the nett
contest IN the eleventh frame. The ScoIes:
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spar.an-Schultzc III: Schusnnem rs
Bechdol. 1876: Ritz. 1877; Schll'ng. ie4 Total. $50
Royal Arcsnun Wheelmen--Reids 1872: Wo
iso Li,tlejohn. les, Wicn,trmann. ia: Detlef. II
Total, go.
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bushNlck y. C.--Ochs. III, v faust, 100. Atwood
is3 C. Faust, :ls ubach. 100 Total, aiS.
Ailantc-N Doerlapn. iJi. Hemminger. 2ts
Eanckr. i%. LAux i6s, Lang nbefg. 1877. Total, 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

Handicap tor 'vo.yesr o,dS and upward 81 IN
-dded last seven and bali a. rIongs OF the Wthers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

both OF the Royal Arcanum Wheelnen's open,nl
games PLAYED last night IN the GerulaniA Nationa
tournament resulted In defeats.
PIhsT GAME
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

Good start won driving Sweet Alice, oh. Z
2. by Flying misunderstanding. owned by
" r. Danh her.
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Two Easy vntores came 20 the Meonquins Ia III
American National tournament 81 the White Ele
plant alleys last night. The scores;
lAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

Pfeirer came within one pin ~ ~Quail,ng the
high individual score In The Arcade tournamen,
last night. The scores:
Arawanda Team 40. l.-Morche, 81: Ernst So
=. MlrcAe. S. Hickman, II, PfeiTcr il3 To.
tai Al?
Anavanda Team No. Exempt 50: F. Morrey
s., J Morrey, GS. Henderson, IS; Hensen. 70, To.
tai rs.
Anawanda Team No. 3.-Schnuz. 50 Trielar
s.; UaShagen. ~; Doidc, ~ Fay. 50. Total ?9l.
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Time. 40.
Good start; Won easily; Tlp Gallant. hik z 2.
by Top Ga!laIt--tespaT: owned by +. Crooks.
4. skrOND RACE.
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handsome family Surrey. Pneumatic Runabout.
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BUSINESS WAGONS for laundrrs for'st>
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

The Salesman team defeated the Ronalds
johnson OF Brooklyn IN an eleven frame game
one pin. in the Plumbing AMI Steam supply Lea Z
tournament last night, The scores
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I y,:ss:. ~ 2; ISsus; Isl; a. Teeu'e. iii' Ran

Enprr State Council Grhlhaus. i67; Wcltod
10 Formau. 10, Buck isa Potter, iet To,al. ~
berkeley Councl-L, Neht ls7 Granger, is
KIRK. ls Whlibccl,. i55 Fgelhoi ?l5. Total. es.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-21

The three competing teams In Urnas Gotham
tournament Ia Brooklyn last night DIVIDED tht
Eonois evenly, The scores
fihsT GAME.
. Nsntic-N DoerLaph. is1 Hsmminger, ios
HaeiCke. 1875 laux lbt Lsngtnbery, las. Total, ~
Alma q. Hin, 40. Jur,rns, G. NyEe. ~,
Forrest lte. DAVIS. l5s Totsl. Io3
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AiIna--C. mn. ia Jursens, ioi Wyile. i0;; For-
rest. i2s, Davies. 1919 Total, 50
BISnwick II. C.-ochs. l7s, Faust, ilo: Atwood,
49, Z. Faust, i7s. Lembach. 10 Total. 1a.
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FIKsr oANK.
Lo,us-W. Grrdes l52. Buck i5I; Sicburg. IFS
r. hm les Y Gerdes ?25. Total. s9i
Audubon-Mahcr. i7s. Nar.rn. ISL. Kelly. 1911
Leb,er, ~: Mcclure. Is. Total. ST.
SECOND GAhE.
AudIbon-Maher. Ina. Mar,en. iV: Kelly. 1871
Mct;uirr 1874 Moore las. Total, s?i.
Corn,hlan-z Ol.inger. 1855, o, Hascy, IN Dus
its. Z. hasey. las Smith. :?2 Total. $50
Ln,us-w, Gerdes it3, Brick. las Sleburg. i73
Rthm. les T. Gerdes. li6. Total, 7o3.
corinthians -Zornger 100 q. Hasey 49, Duke
ifs. 1. Hassy. l7e. Smith. i7 Total. s2t
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Fidelia-Kibbel. 10. Hold. 1877 la Motte. ie
Rottcrmcl. ga, inunn. l13. Total. $50.
National -.haus, ~, Bauer i65, Chandler. II
cahoon, 1872. Starr, 49,. Total. $50.
Eleventh frGme-Fidelis. "; National. -.
THIRD GAMF
Monarch Meyer, ie3, Ol,yer, 1856: Ferber. ie
Cadieu. 2os Schuarr,e. ip9. Total, SIS.
National -Haus leo. Bauer 10, Chandler. 10
CanooD, 20, starr, III. Total, VA.
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NVAfVdh---NVNUIIfF, III, NCHWhnhtMdhh, "
Bechdol ~ Ritz. liz: settling, i6s. Total. 10
ST Marks-E ar hmeister. ISL. Trunk, Jr., II
la Dage. l12 French 1871, arnold it7. Total m
SECOND GAhE.
ST Nsrks-HarL neister, iS: Trunk, Jr, "a
La nage. lsI, French, l5s. Arnold 2n3 Total, $50
Royal Arcanum Wheelmen-Re,ds, i5s: Wo
lie: Lutl.'ohn. iS9; Wichtermann. ia; Detief. II
Total, SO.
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Pirate OF ienIance-has Cody; owned b. W
The Washington times., 1902-08-12
ESTIMATES OF
OTHER PEOPLE
BY l.. l..

odd think of ready of us
estimate others at what consider their value morally
mentally socially. and how badly dislike the methods
when applied ourselves Perhaps the training in the teo
logical separation the sheep from the goats through which
has passed contributed somewhat forming of this habit
We taught the Creator will weigh characters
balance and reward according their merits and of
sIaghtway undertake to anticipate the judgment day.
very foolish thing do. The human Judgment at its best
gcdike, for thing, mans character
and his behavior apt to be two widely different things.
This sounds like paradox but The very predomnanee
virtue apt give the impression cf its opposite The
who thinks all about the impression he is making is likely
do things which look decidedly like theatrical attempt attract
attention.
The whose is far removed from Irritation that
she dreams of such Thing likely be accused
thing of tie because of her ankness and lack of midity.
The person who has high ideal of Loyalty in friendship other
accused of fkeness because he gives that ab
loyalty but few people ard allows others
surface acquaintance
In it takes either remarkably magnetic and persuasive
supreme admirable in the of the
oy of mankind The Judgment of each person cooed by the
of the subject toward him. and this tie of
things tenpelamena affinity
between the parties.