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New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
PEs7-1,Ts AT WASHINGTON PARK.

Chicago. July I5.-Captain Arnold easily won the
E7gev,ater Stakes at Washington Park to-day
sidney c Love was second and Shooting star
+bird Captain Arnold and his stable mate Wat
l,fns Overtou were the favorites, coupled in the
IeT+ing at ii to ). The handicap at a mile ana an
gggh4h produced a surprise, the winner turning up
IN T-Trsrd Corrigans mare Artena. quoted al 10 70
The start IN this race was not good OIonIdS,
+le Favorire being among those Whlch were away
r,oorIy Weather clear; track fast summaries;
r-rs+ race aaiden tvo-year-Ods i've furongsl-4indi
1o5 cCobIrui 10 ]. John & King. lOS shalsch)
n second: Eshern. l05 tWcocsl. 10 10 J. third Tine
I Shelley sloan. Lazy CnurcI.lIi, 11luy
Tcely1 Ontonagon Diarnente, Pirate Flash OF lightning
Ss1rs BrtrnfI!l Capable and George Gibbs also ran
ham 20 Dean, won: Cogswell los tDoTal!cAl
I0 ~ second: Peat Ransch). 70 / third. Time;
Chance Egyptian Prince, Cougar henry OF
F-ansfar1ar and King also ran
bir5 race The Edgewater stakes; tWo-yearolds. nFe
and one-half furlonglCaptain Anrold us CDoHlnict
ond: shooting star 1l3 tTroxler 80 70 l. third: lle
l.Os45 Watkins Overton, Lnguist. our Bessie ION
CoRsn Iadv Matchless and Ben Chalice also ran
Fourth race Caandicap and one-eighth InlleSl--
Arena % (SiierD. Harry New - tAeadel'
IL to l. second: Otis, 107 DyneG 70 l. third Time
ION Adelante Frangibe Vinc!tor Jessie Jarboe and
Fftb race (six flrlougs)-Taipa los (irkenruth TO
won: AIabarch Q.yne) to 2 second; Theory. ll9
1c,oturn). TO ! third Time, l:l4-s. Travers, Iyra
Countess Teka. All About Afghan and Colonel ZacN also
Sixth race Cstz furIongs)Toah. 11s oCoburn) TO J.
won JIminez I'D CPrior) ; TO l. second; Death, IL
6F2obertson) third. Time. 1:14st Geyser Runus'
c-onstelator Mabel Wnn and BriXton also ran
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
CYCLING.
ANNUAL LEAGUE OF AMERICAN WHEELS
MEN MEET AT ATLANTIC CITY
BEGINS TO-DAY

The annual meet Of the League OF American
Wheelnen will begin al Atlantic City to-day and
continue Up 20 and including Saturday.
To-day viii be given up 10 JIe registration OF
visitors, The distribution the Official badge "a
neat affair emblemdtic Of the League OF American
" heelnen and The location OF the meet, souvenirs
programme. etc. The Goods Road convention will
be held in the afternoon and evening winding I'd
with motor paced races at the Coliseum track at
$50 o'clock
Io-morrOw's features VIII be 4 short TO Long
port, meeting OF the national officers. cycle parade
Albert Champions meeting with CiZichard at the
Coliseum and the smoker.
On Friday there will be run 70 Somers's Point,
special League Of American Whse>nen concerts on
0otn piers, Pioneers dinner and Lhree-coruered
match race between lawson. King ard Mcconnell.
For Saturday are slated twenty-five mile bicycle
and motorcycles road races, SouSa concert and Ma
tiona4 cycle ASSOCIATION circuit championships.
cluclng the one mile championship or America.
winding up with midsummer nights hop
OF the piers.
There viii be runs each day from PhiIadeIphia 10
the shore and a return trip Sunday, leaving
Atlantic City al 1;S0 , n. The general COMMITTEES
headquarters are at the Grand Atlantic Hotel on
Virginia-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
PLAYING FOR THE TAYLOR CUP.

Manchester. Vt. July IS (speciaD.-There were
sixteen starters in the annual open handicap tour
nanent for the Arthur Taylor Memorial Cup, begun
on the Ekwanok links here to-day. qualifying
round OF eighteen holes. medal play, began this
morning the first eight to qualify for the first
round match play this afternoon. A heavy shower
came up in the luncheon hour, and left the course
in poor condition for the afternoons play. The
following men qualified in the first round at medal
play: George n. Thacher, jr-, net So; A N. Reed.
81: Frank Clark. 81; DR.. Clark Burnham, So Paul
Waterman. SO; James l. Taylor, 80; Jasper Lynch.
80: c. NJ Clark 81.
ham defeated James L. Taylor. up and to play:
Jasper Lynch defeated George II. Thacher, jr., l
up and Paul Waterman defeated Ftank Clark.
I'm and DlaN
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
STATE CHESS TOURNEY.
HOWELL. OF BROOKLYN. WINS FROM DIR.
KEIDANZ IN FIRST GAME.

Murray Isle. y. Y, July 15-The first game in the
Rice trophy competition. forming the principal
test in the annual summer meeting Of the New
York State Chess Association. now being held here,
was played to-day. Howell. of the Brooklyn Chess
Club Won His adversary Dr. keidanz OF New
York representing the New-York State Chess As
socaton relied upon an irregular defence. He got
much the worse of the opening and middle stages
OF the game but when Howell made weak move
he allowed Keidanz reach the end game stage
on even terms. Keidanz made oversight and
thereby lost the game after thirty-eght moves.
All the games in the three contests are being
PLAYED at a time limit OF twenty moves to the hour.
In the trophy competition ii has been decided TO
play three rounds in Glass a. Only one round will
be contested while two rounds will have to be
played in the Glass contest. There were six
candidates for the Class tournament, namely:
D. W. Waller, Seneca Falls; 9. Curt, Brooklyn;
A McAartin. Johnstown; F. Searle, Rome; George
y. Cheney, Syracuse, and r A Dixon rOsWeSo'
while A A w Orvis. Gouverneur; 3. F. Cole,
NeW-York City Clinton Searle, rome, ana Lr
S. Close, Gouverneur, were the competitors IN the
The second game of the first round in the Rice
trophy competition between Howell and Finn re-
latter adopted the French Defence ana succeeded
in winning a pawn in the middle game stage.
Luckily for Howell there were bishops OF opposite
colors left the board and he escaped with a
draw. The results OF to-dayS play IN the otner
contests appended:
First (frst round)-Cheney defeated Searle In
Ruy after forty-one moves curt defeated Dixon
in a SIcilian Defence after forty-one moves
Second eIass~seare defeated Orvis Scotch
twenty-seven Close defeated Cole In
King's Bishop openinz altar thiry-siEht moves
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nary craft to double reef but the thirties carried
whole sail. and the winning boat made the Dyer
Island course in hours and minutes. The Wawa
went TO start, but broke down and returned 10 the
harbor under lib. and the Barbara did not finish.
J, Inc start was at S:27, the boats starting well
punched, the Breeze trihe in the lead. In the run
up the bay with spinnakers the EsperanZa took
ne lead. which she held to the finish. increasing
Asahi was sailed by r. y Ellis. the other boats
oy their owners. H. B. Duryea. chairman Of the
regatta committee OF the association, followed the
yachts over the course IN the Humma. The results
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
LAWN TENNIS.
TEAM TO REPRESENT THE UNITED STATES
IN INTERNATIONAL MATCH CHOSEN.

IN INTERNATIONAL MATCH CHOSEN
Boston, July 15.-It officially announced to-
night that the team to represent the United States
Lawn Tennis Association in the competition for
the Davis International challenge trophy, TO be
held at the Crescent Athletic Club on August g.
and s. az selected by the committee of manage
nent would be II. D. Whitman, William A
Iarued D. + Davis and Holcolrnbe Ward Whit
man and Larned will play singles and Ward and
T,ayis will play doubles Cable notice was sent 10
the English Lawn Tennis Association to this erect
to-day.
Omcial notice of the team TO represent Great
Britain was received by cable to-day: 1t is r. +.
Doherty II. L. Doherty and Dr. Pm As only
three men are named the English association IS
not Obliged. under the regulations governing the
competftion 10 state in what contests the players
iII take part that IL cannot be stated definite
Il, at the present time who VIII play singles and
r. F. Doherty, and H. L. DoheTty viii sail on
rrIv 10 and will arrive in time Tor the toufna-
LIT sf the Lor gvocd Cricket Club. Boston They
I1sII be accompanied by W. H Coillns. president OF
~ ErrIish Lawn Tennis Association DR.. PIN
-5u sail an q later date II is expected the Eng
essh team will remain for the national cham
rionshlp at Newport. which begins Oh August H.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
HAvEMEYER GETS ANOTHER CUP.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSz.l

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUN1.I
Newport. r. I, July l5.-H. o. Havemeyer. jr.,
who won the three cups offered by the New-York
Yacht Club last week. to-day captured the cup Of
fered by the Newport Yacht Racing Association.
winning in a feet OF fve starters by minutes 5
seconds. II was the best race of the season thus
far, being sailed in breeze which compelled ordi-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
pROGR4nlfE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

,AcISG-Brighton Beach Racing Association. Brighton
Beach, 2.50 p n
-poTTING-Grand Circuit. Detroit.
-.srRALI,-Nea-york a. Cincinnati Brooklyn. Chi
cgEo Boston. PittshuTg; Philadelphia, st.
z50RSE STIOW-Ar Atlantic City.
z-.crzTIoSll-AuruaI cruise Brooklyn Yacht Club
rsTss-State tournament, Thousand Islands.
ro7O-At Ce5arhurst. Long Island.
-vc1ING-League Of American wheelmen meet at
Atlantic City.
rr>,NIs-stace championship. Syracuse; Massachu-
sets state championship. at Magnolia Beach.
coIF-Arnateu- championship At Glenvew: wornen's
medal play handicap, MahoPaci driving
women, Innis Arden
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
PHILADELPHIA. 4; ST. LOUIS. J

ST. Louis July 15-PhiIadelphia made it two
straight from St Louis to-day. The game was
poorly played by both teams Yerkes and pugg!eoy
each allowed ten hits. Attendance, 1,S50 Score:
r. II. z
P6ila5ei1hia .........0 : ! II 10
Batteries-Yerkes and O'Nel: Duggleby and Douglas
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
P1rrsRURG. 5; BOSTON. Q.

Pittsburg. July 15.-Eason did good work up TO the
sixth inning when the locals found him and scored
three runs three hits. Not a Bostonian passed
- r n.
Pittsburg --...--...-.-..o o o o %
Boston .................O o % ,
Batter,es-PAiipps and O'Connor: Eason ard Moran.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

TiG, 2a ~ 70 / BiseTta 1o2 Cshea) 20 to and 10 l.
NynPh i62 g ficssegss, is9gsetg 90 I5 to and singing
g t95 ,sgaieTnl; ~; 30 10 Y 10 l. The Mowe- toi
NSFsg4gl lO9 t0 and 40 to !; Gertrude Lodge liz
~ alSleill 20 70 and 50 i, TvilghrAr rs M
Cue) 90 10 and 20 /: Ohio Girl I02 isn1jrb1 -
-, 70 l. ana ne BegEar, lO4 tBurnsl Is To ana
70 ~ also ran Start fair Easily by a length Time
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
WEST POINT. y. Y JULY ~ 1902

Sealed Poposals IN t-ipicals f1r furnishing forags
and straw 6urng year ending June 80 I9O3 viii =
until u NJ august - 1907 Inforrnsrtor
accept al bids or part thereof Envelopes
containing should Endorsed
Forage and straw addressed. Q n L. :. 4
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
t-DJosGIs
pRoPOsALs FOR TRANSPORT sTPPI1Es.

-Phua. Depot Q. N. Dept Iiss Arch Street PbiI..
Pa July IL 1e02Sealed proposals. n trfpcate win Be
received until II O'clock A VI. Saturday JULY 2S
1902 for furnishing his depot wita Transport Supplies
consisting silver k-fves
and and conforming star udarl
samples. Bidders earliest VII
deliveries reserves
accept al proposals or any part Thereof
Preference articles o. prosucrio1
manufacture conditions OF quality and price QncIustns
IN TIE OF foreign productions ranusacrrs -
duty thereon being equal 4 GUARANTEE IA 10 re-
OF the value OF the articles
each proposal CNGUA IRA NTE-E,C RTDS yVfT
be cOlsidere5 Blalks FOR proposals ~
ushed application Envelopes Containing
be indorsed Proposals tor Transport supplies and ad-
dressed Col JOHN Y ECRESY Asst C)uartsr-nzsrs,
General. Z. :. Arnv.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
EASTERN LEAGrE.

MONTREAL SHUTS OUT JERSEY CITY
The Jersey City team was shut out on its own
grounds yesterday by the Montreal players, who
made FIVE runs The Canadians batted Pfanmiller
for eleven base hits. Raub scored a home run IN
he The
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND REGU-

Iating suburban Streets and Aysnuss-oales ef ths
Coununissoners Washington. July 10. lel2-SsaIed
Proposals VIII be received a tals ose until II o'eoek
sublran streets BlSlk forms PROPOSAL
specncatlons and all other necessary Information VIII
fI-nished or apulicatiOu the once Of Engineer
C0r1~issfoneT 81 c. r. p. F. MACFARLANp. John
d
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
HENRY WON GAME FOR NEWARK

Henry won out yesterday for Newark. at New
ark. In sensational game. by driving home run
over the left field fence in the ninth inning, with
two out Both Hemming and Scott pitched superb
baIl Downey's fielding was a feature Ihe score:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Pa. Ave washington. .. c. July u IsO2-ssaIs.
Proposals for LluS0O0 y1s. ion
yds, Concrete Masonry, 400 Cast Iron Pre- .1f
Specials SIuics Gates. 81 Water
Meters. 1000 Gu yds Filter sand A. yss Crsvsl
l65 90 bbls. Amer Portland Cement Pressure Cor-
troler Valves $4,000 feet Glazed Vit-taed Pre- Islr
more or lessl and l2nillonga Centrifugal Pumping
Plant Will be received here until u NJ,
and then publicly opened Information
a " MILLER ]
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

l. TON d c July 10. I9Os--PROPOSAI-S FOR
FT-RNTSHiNS ADHESIVE POSTAGE STA0IPS.-Sealed
prouoaIs are invited parties carrying the hus
ness az steepate engraving and plate printing who
have mad experience conueting that business and viii
he Department until u o'cOck
Friday OF August 1902 for furnishing aahesiys
books OF stamps OF the following
named classes such quantities be called tor
by Department during period ot tour years oeein-
,in arsrta November. Ordinary
staans fo- the of public postage due stamps.
sneciaI delivery amps, books stamps. Eiarx
of nropossi with full specifications VIII be furnished
upon application Third Assistant Postmaster Ger
eral The early named above FOR the opening %
necessary BY unusual conditions whica
exist II. c. PAYNE. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
DROPOsALs FOR GRADING CrRTaTV

Streets and Aveuues.-Otce q the Commissionsrs
D. c. Washington. July 10 lgo2Sealsd
be received this ofies until y o'clock noon saturday
1902 for grading certain and
aggregating about 20 600 cubic yards gradinE Psn
proposal specifications and all necessary tor-
viii be furnished application 10 OfFca oc
the Engineer Commissioner. D. c. II. B. F. MACFAR-
LAND. JOHN W ROSS. H c NEWCOMER (acring),
Commissioners, D. C.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

LET, on bases-chicago 8. Brooklyn, II: Two base
bfts-Iowe Ahearn Irwin. Sacrifice hits-Irw1n. Flood
On stolen bases-SFse Menefee, 1ahlen Double plays
-rundgren Lowe ar. williams: Flood. NcCree-y and
pahIen- struck Menetee. l; by Newton. l; oy
Donovan g. Bases balls-OI Menefes 2. on Donovan
> Time OF game-i.J5. Cmpire-Ca3tillon.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
STATE LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGrI
BLIND HORSE WINS STAKE.
RHYTHMIC, NEVER BEFORE STARTED,
TAKES THE CLASSIC EVENT
IN DETROIT

Detroit, July 15.-The Detroit Driving Clubs classic
Merchants and Manufacturers $4,000 stake Cor 2-2f
class trotters at Crosse Pointe track. this after
noon. was won in hollow fashion BY Rhythmic. a
blind horse owned by Jesse Turney. OF Paris. ky.
which had never before been started In race
Rhythmics best time AHA. which Is pa seconds
slower than record for this event. made last
year by Eleata- J. c. McKinney's mare Zephyr
ruled favOrite in the early betting but went lame
while warming up for the race and was drawn after
a veterinary had pronounced the mare unfit 70
The track was IN excellent condition. the weather
fine and over ten thousand people were present.
Racing began at 1 O'Clock this afternoon with two
unfinished events left from yesterday, and
seven races on the card Il us when the
judges announced that the amateur race 20 wagon
and the second heat OF the 2l trOt were postponed
10 tomorrow.
The summary:
TROTTTNG-2.15 CAss-Pv-RSE 81 500 Two hsasx
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
BASEBALL.
Is HIT HARD AND NEW
YORK is BADLY BEATEN AT
CINCINNATI.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn. s; Chicago. 4 Cincinnati. 10: Nev-Tork .
Pittsburg. 5; Boston. o. Philadelphia 81. Louis 8
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Phuadelphia- Chicago 3. Cleveland. Boston. O.
Washington g. Detroit. 4 ST Louis i3: Baltimore. g.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Nev-York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago
Boston Pittsburg. Philadelphia a 81. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Earned rln-Montrea, L First base BY errorsJersey
City . Montreal, Left on hsses-Jerssy CITY ! Mon
Strick o1t~Bv Mills 2: by Pfanmiller, .. Home
T1nSRaub Two base hits-Haigan (e, Shearon. sacr-
eca bits-OdyeII Kelly DooIey Stolen base-Johnson.
Hit by pitcher-By Mills l. Umpire-Rinn- Time Of
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

Earned runs-Cincinnati. s. NeW-YOrk, J. INo Uass
hits-Msgoon ? Dunn. Crawford Three base hits
steinfeIdt ?. Home runs-Hoy, Dobbs- stolen bases
Brodie Triple play-Ma thev.sOE. smith and O-Hagan
First base baTs-Of Burke Hit by pitched ball
BY Mathewson L Struck out-By Phillips l. VIA
pteh-Phiuips. Time. 1:4O Umpfre-Power-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

The half raters raced once over a triangular
course the Hawk winning by minute and half.
The time as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON

At BOSTON
Boston .-..--........O % ,
Cleveland ............I o o. 10
Batteries-wInters and Warner: Joss and Benis.
AT y vASHINGTON.
Ts;attnston yy.,:5tF ..-.i ....:-...ii -
Batteriss-Towusend and Drill. Mulin and Mcclure
sT PHILADELPHIA
Chicago ..-.--...---.l o y y y - >
Philadelphia .........O l x-9 Il
Batteres-Grifths Sullivan; wadden and Schreck-
AT BALTIMORE.
R. Il. E.
Baltimore .....---..11 9S99 % = :
Batteres-Hoven. McGinnity and Bresnahan Powell,
ponohue and kahoe
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
NEWARK
Totals IS 4aT1O Il Total

Earned run-Newark Home runEttensy. stolen bases
Left on bases-NewarK 4 Toronto. 5 First base on
srrors~NeWark 1. !. First base balS-Ofr
Hemining 3: on scott g. Struck out-By Hemming. =;
by Scott 1. Passed hall-JoPe' Alme' 10 OmPHe-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Al NATURALIZATION. S; Norwich. 0.
At Waterhury-Ne o. Waterbury. D.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
MONTREAL.


.Batted for Pfaumer IN ninth tDoolsy out FOR inter
fering.
Jersey city .---......----....9 SSSSSG -
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" J. Travis. ..-.-....-...7 70 Prank P Hamun Chi
F. ID Frazier Gleuvew 30 c.go 80
County 81 George \ Orniston, High
y. r. Moore, OHwentsia.. -ss land -
John D. Cady. Rock Isl H c Smith. OnVentsia -
and Percy 2. Pyns. Princeton. 81
W g. r Bristol. Mid R0lin ". Keyes. Gienvtsw.ST
lothian .............. So r. I[nhalL Omaha--.s9 SO
Charles Zeubuu. Md Walter n Kirk, Onwent-
Chisholm Beach. Cieve- DT I. P. Freaerici<s OIL
Ind ....-.........s City .....--.-..----.-..S4 .S4
rank G Reinhart Bal John F. Davidson. CoIurl-.
ba so
Harold Weber Toledo. y. So Dr. W s. Harbin. Coum-
A lockwood Auston. IS bia ..-.-. DO
Walter Fairbanks. Den George H. Leslie Skokie. -
A C. Brown Springfield 90 view ST
=. Hunter Mdlorhian-So IS NJ BaIlou Apawanis 80. 50
I C. FforStnnann Chevy A Poole, r. Ouwentsia so
Chase .........-......-. So William p Smith. Hunt
7, r Royd NiIwaukee...ss ingdon Valley SIS
Dr L. l. Harlan, Colum- H Chandler Egan, E&- .,
bus S moor 81
F r. Hamlin. Chicago So !. R. Maxwell. Des
G A Ormiston Pittsburg. 70 Moines 50
". II. Bennet Skoke-. 80 Robert Z James. Glen.
VIEW Viay- H. 80 50 stephen Bull Racine .... 40
l. II Conklin Princeton. So Thayer Mcmillan Detroit 80
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

I'sI HACH-IhTee-year-0Id and upward Six fur
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

The summary follows:
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-19

mo, ma'am: the snow was nice and
soft; 1t didn't hurt me one bit, but
my toes are freezed, I guess" And
she sobbed with pain as Martha chafed
her little, chilled feet, from which she
had Immediately removed the cold, wet
covering.
Underneath the damp outer cloak
the child's clothes were dry and
warm, and, having put the cloak over
a chair to dry, Martha wrapped her
in a heavy shawl Inc sat holding her
and gently rubbing her chubby feet,
watching the blue eyes slowly closing
in sleep and wondering to whom she
belonged and if the child's account Of
her mishap were really the true ex-
PLANTATION Of it.
won't mamma come soon to get me?
I want to go to my grandpa's house."
murmured the little girl, drowsily, and
just then there came a clamorous Jingle
Of sleighbells and a loud rap upon the
outer door. Almost simultaneously
with the knocking upon the door it was
opened and the snow-covered form
OF a man stood before Martha Dean for
a single instant; then, turning hastily,
he shouted to some one outside:
"She is found! She is here!" and
FASTENED out.
Then there entered into that plain
little kitchen a company Of people the
like of which it had never contained
before.
First a tall, beautiful lady, fur-clad
from top to toe; then a gentleman,
also stately n fur-clad, and behind
them came bustling and painting. an
elderly gentleman, neither tall nor
handsome, but, like the Others in re-
gard to outer. wraps, he was as furry as
n Santa Claus. and very like that
mysterious old parsonage in, many 9TH
er respects.
The lady's lips were quivering and
she seemed speeches. with joyful emo
ton, and the tall gentleman stopped
and lifted the child up to her with re-
assuring words, as If to let her see
that her darling was unharmed., As
for the elderly gentleman, his sharp,
restless eyes swept the room and its
contents in a tr1ce.
mo fire, ma'am, such a night as this?
Why, why, pray? It's a wonder my
little granddaughter didn't finish freez-
ing after she got in here"
"Oh, no, father, the lady has her
all removed" said his daughter, for
she noted the flush that rose to the
cheek Of Martha Dean.
Yes, and it was perhaps better
that h was not taken In by a hot
fire when , SO near freezing" said the
younger gentleman, who was evidently
the father Of the little girl. He now
turned to Martha Dean.
I'VE were driving from the station
to the home of my wife's parents,
madam, two miles beyond here, when
and storm and somehow managed t
tip the sleigh SO that little Annie was
thrown OUT though all the others
stayed in. The horses were unmanage-
able and ran, vet they kept the road,
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THE SONGS OF ARMIES.

How "a Hot Time" Found Its Way Into
the British Camps in Africa.
New York World: Probably the only
melody that was ever written that was
made a war song in two continents for
the armies Of two nations is "A Hot
Time in the Old Town Tonight"
Notwithstanding the silly, meaning
less words, except for the line that
makes the title, it Is truly a martial
melody. 1t has a swing and go in it that
provoke enthusiasm and cheerfulness.
It is a march, as all good campaign
songs are likely to be, and a mighty
good one. It has the same qualities