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Evening star., 1902-04-18

last night and will return to that place just
as quickly after the race as he can take
up his work. If on time the cyclist will
have half hour in which to rush through
New York and catch the Boston train Sat
urday morning, and this will land him in
Boston half hour before the race.
Walthour has trained on a board track
of ten laps to the mile, and in Boston he
will have to compete on a cement track,
which may slow him.
He will have to go against Albert Cham
plon, Hugh Mclean, Nat Butler, Caesar
Simar, Charles Mcconnell, the ex-amateur,
and Otto Maya.
The purse for the race is 81, 600. of which
S4OO goes to the winner. who also receives
S4 day until ne loses the Brassard to a
challenger. The main honor which Wal
thour seeks is the right to go against
Harry Elkes on May 80 in the first race of
that rider after he returns to France an
honor which means $1,000 to Walthour If
he wins,
Evening star., 1902-04-18
LAKEWOOD GOLF TOURNEY.
Travis Leads at Opening and Won Cup
for Low Score.

Over seventy golfers took part in the an
nual spring open tournament of the Lake
wood, N j., Golf Club yesterday The
round was thirty-six holes, medal play,
from which three sets of sixteen qualified
for as many cups, and they will meet at
match play today and tomorrow. The fea-
ture of the playing was the presence of the
national champion, Walter j. Travis, and
the metropolitan champion, Findlay S.
Douglas. The former won the cup for the
lowest score, doing a total of 159 for the
double round, while Douglas was second,
with 162. Travis equaled the record of the
course, made by himself, in the afternoon
of IS strokes. In the morning he did SO.
Douglas rounds were So and rs, respect
lively. The sixteen eligibles for the first
cup are:
Evening star., 1902-04-18
Emerson Again Defeats Centrals.

The Emerson and Central High School
base ball teams came together yesterday
for the third time, and the former scored
Its third victory by the score of 3 to 3. The
game was played on the Young Mems
Christian Association grounds and attract
ed a big following of each club. Hereto
fore the Emersons have had an easy time
with the Centrals, but yesterday both sides
put UP pretty game, and the former had
to play its best to win out Sheckells of
the Emersons was the stumbling block for
the Centrals, his pitching being of the
sensational order, and halted the opposing
batsmen in their efforts to get runs over
the plate. He struck out nine of the Cen
trails, and in addition allowed but five safe
hits. Purcell also pitched finely for the
Centrals but his support was not quite as
good as that afforded the Emerson twirler.
Evening star., 1902-04-18
FITS NEW TURN.
Now Ready to Fight Jeffries in
California.

Bob FitzSimmonS sent a telegram from
New York yesterday to James j. Jeffries
saying he was convinced that the only
state where a glove contest between them
could be held without interference was
California. Fitzsimmons further said that
he would meet Jeffries anywhere in Califor-
mia and at any time to box for the cham
pionship of the world, and that he would
leave the making of arrangements to JEFF
fries, he to do the best possible for all con-
cerned.
The telegram in full was as follows:
Il am convinced, after careful investiga-
ton, that the only state in the Union
where glove contest can be held without
interference on the partHpf the authorities
is California. OF courses there is Nevada,
but it's isolation makes 1t out of the ques-
ton. IS 4
Kentucky has deelared her opposition to
the event and South Carolina. through her
governor, with whom Had communication
by telegraph, expresses determination to
oppose a glove contest with the militia.
by letter and telegraph l have carefully
investigated the propositions and offers
that have been made and sifted each report
and bid to it's bottom This / did for the
furtherance ofemutual interests and to give
intelligent consideration, to every possible
offer.
II believed the east to be the best possi-
BILE place to pull off the contest, and on
that basis I worked, but it is clearly out
of the question. Therefore this brings the
issue upon the section you have always
favored. and inasmuch as it has been inti-
mated in the public press and openly sug-
gested by various handlers, trainers and
hackers that am seeking to avoid a meet
ing with you, 1 make this proposition:
II will you anywhere in the state of
California at any hour, on any date you
may select and box you for the champion
ship of the world, either in limited round
or finish contest 1 leave it entirely to
you to make the best possible arrangements
for all concerned, select your club, name the
hour and place. and will be on hand to
meet you as perAour previous articles of
agreement or forfeit 50 500"
Evening star., 1902-04-18
Drank Because He Was in Trouble.
ap15-tu&f,5t

Moses Robinson, a colored fish dealer,
was in trouble at the Police Court today,
and unless he can pay a fine of s.. which
Judge Scott imposed. he will be deprived of
his liberty for nine days. A policeman said
that Robinson had been drinking at inter
walls for several days and was very drunk
on 2lst street last night Robinson admit
ted he was drunk and said he was in trou-
BILE.
What kind of trouble?" he was asked.
Daisy Madre, the girl who was shot
Tuesday night by John Thomas. was my
Evening star., 1902-04-18
Discussing the Cuban Bill.

After the sensational. speech OF Ar.
Cushman and the caustie remarks of Mr..
De Almond in the House of Representa-
tives yesterday afternoon. the remainder
of the day was taken up by the speeches OF
Messrs. Pierce (Tenn.). Douglass IN. YD
and Lacey Qowa), for the Cuban reciproc-
10 bill and Messrs. jenkins CWis), Gaines
OH. Val, Warner llil), Gardner CMich-l,
Evening star., 1902-04-18
Maher Rode Stake Winner.

Sir E. Vincent's Principally, with Danny
Maher up, won the race for the Double
trial plate Of 2o0 sovereigns al Newmarket
England yesterday. Mr.. r. Sherwood :
Galopade, ridden by Skeets Martin, finished
second. The odds against the winner were
6 to D. The race was over the Rous course,
a distance of five furlongs.
Evening star., 1902-04-18

Those who qualified for the second cup
We're: j. l: Taylor, Misery Island, 1s2; j.
w. Chick, Oakley Country Club, 1S2; H. C.
Princeton, 1873; A C. Fownes, jr., Pitts
burg. 1S5; c. B. Fownes, Pittsburg, 1S5; J.
B. c. Tappan, Nassau Country, 1856; E. A.
Manice, Lenox, 1856: c. Livingston, Mime
apolis. 1856; j. 7. Walker, st. Louis, 1S7;
]. c. Phillips, Hollywood, 1877: L. H. Pap
pan, Apawamis. 1877: Jasper Lynch. Lake
wood 1S9; F. o. Hoorstman, Washington.
1s9; Harry Saydam, Lakewood. 100; ]. S.
Taylor, Poweiton. 191; L. r. Basski, Oak
ley Country Club. 191.
W. l.. May of this city. qualified for the
third cup. =
Evening star., 1902-04-18

persons, divided as follows. New York,
$4,000: Cincinnati, 1900; Brooklyn, 10000;
st. Louis, 10000. The St. Louis attendance
was not especially good for that city, where
the cranks have a new attraction this year
in the American League team.
Evening star., 1902-04-18
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Senators Score a Close Win
Over the NewarkS.
THE AQUEDUCT RACES
NATIONAL LEAGUES OPENING
DAY WAS A BIG SUCCESS.
Travis Leading in Lakewood Golf
Travis Leading in Lakewood Golf
Tourney - Fitz Willing to Fight
Jeffries in California.

The second game of the series between
the Newark and Washington clubs, played
at American League Park yesterday after
noon. was fast and interesting the Sena-
tors winning out by the close margin Of
one run. the score being to g.
The weather was just little bit better
for outdoor exercise, and the Senators
Evening star., 1902-04-18
SPECIAL SALE.

B kann, Sons & Co. have received supply Yale
full line of Scientific Health Remedies and Beauyng Products they
fresh from her laboratory newly These natural
beautiers genuine toilet uxue each being gem
cial Sale will continue all this week
Evening star., 1902-04-18
AFTER BIG PRIZE.
cyclist Walthour Will Compete in the
"Brassard" at Boston Tomorrow.

Bobbie Walthour is going to make fly
by-night trip to Charles River Park, at
Boston, to compete in the Brassard race to-
morrow, one-hour open race in which
eight men will start He left Atlanta, Ca,
Evening star., 1902-04-18
SPECIAL.

In order the Skin Food requested to cut
out the following and the making purchase
NO one person shall receive than Skin Food
jar goes free with each 79c purchase of Nine Yaes goods
Evening star., 1902-04-18
FREE SKIN FOOD COUPON.

This coupon entities the holder of Nine Yaes Skin
Food value SIoo) with each purchase of Nine Yas goods
made in Toilet Goods Department week amounting to
79c. or Cut this coupon and bring with vou
Evening star., 1902-04-18

First base on bails-0T Patten, /; Off Hemming,
B; Off Cross 1. Struck out-By Patten. 2. Three.
base hit-Jordan. Two-base hit-Grifin Sacrifice
hit-Garry Stolen bases,Ryan, Delehanty. Cough
lin, Ely, Drill. Double plays-Coughlin and Carey
Jordan and McAndrews; Griffin and Jordan. Hit by
pitcher-By Patten, L. by Hemming, 1; by Cross,
2 Umpire-Mr Snyder. Time of game-1 hour and
40 minutes
Evening star., 1902-04-18
Standing of National League Clubs,
Results of YESTERDAYS Games.

New York, Z; Philadelphia, 0.
Brooklyn. 2; Boston, L. v
Pittsburg, L; st. Louis, o.
Chicago, g.; Cincinnati, l.
Evening star., 1902-04-18
VALUE Sf.OO.
YALE BEAUTY PRICES:

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stops hair falling in twenty-fogr hours Cures
all hair and scalp diseases in the world. The
only discovery on record known to restore nat
81 bottle. Special price Sc.
MME. YALES SKIN FOOD removes wrinkles
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its functions, rejuvenates the old with youthful
expression and rounding & contour our 1t presegyss
MNfE P.'e YAIES Al MoND Ri,oSS0M CoMPfFX MP
ION CREAM keeps the skin perfect Makes the
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chi MME. R't YALE;s CoMpIExIoH BLEACH clears ears
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Mime. Yale's Selling Agent i'm
Washington is S. kann, Sons s. Co.

niece. and her death has upset me-" he d,
clared.
Evening star., 1902-04-18

Lorain, Ohio. is to have a steel plant
which will cost $10,000000.
Evening star., 1902-04-18

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Evening star., 1902-04-18
Games Scheduled for Today,

Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1902-04-18

MME. NALE'S CAPA DERMA removes hair
from any part Of the body within five minutes
wLtnout I Injury Regular price, s. Special
Evening star., 1902-04-18

NINE. fALE'S TOOTH POWDER keeDs the
teeth and gums in perfect condition Nlitonins, te
heallng and antiseptic in character ReguIsf
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
THE RUMMAGE SALE.

There is a serious disposition on
the part of many sensible people,
including medical men, to make Il
public war on the rummage sale. IL
is claimed that it is a menace to
health and conveyer of contagious
diseases. Last winter, says the New
York Evening Post, several of these
sales were held in Rochester and
were followed by a large number OF
cases of contagious diseases among
children. Some of these, it IS SAID,
were traced to their source and were
found to have been transmitted dl-
rectly from garments purchased at
a sale. The truth is that a more
insanitary device was never mag
med The stuff sent to the average
rummage sale is usually rubbish.
much of it having been resurrected
from trash heaps or unused closets
and is of no real use to any one
The danger Of lurking germs is very
real, and it seems almost crlmlnally
reckless to expose innocent children
to it. Women have become so sensl
BILE in their practice Of good works
that the rummage sale appears llk'
an anachrOnism.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
Onion Soup.

Onion soup is often liked by peo-
pie who disdain the sayory herb IN
any other form. There is no doubt
of the wholesomeness Of the onion,
and those who have never tried the
soup are recommended to use this
celebrated recipe of the elder Du-
mas: Take for three pints of soup
four Bermuda onions or eight com
mon wlite ones, mince them and fry
to golden brown in two table
spoonfals of butter. Pour in two
quarts Of water, season with pepper
and, salt and boil until the onions
are quite soft. Beat the yolks OF
three eggs, mix with the soup and
pour the mixture over slices Of
toasted bread. Milk may be usec
/ instead of water in this soup.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
ALL OVER THE HOUSE.
Recent Additions to the Up to Date
Kitchen Conveniences.

Among convenient cooking uten-
sils offered in agateware is an egg
irving pan. 1t is shallow and has
four little depressions in it to hold
the eggs, thus keeping them in
shape, An omelet pan is oval, shall
low and curving at the sides instead
of coming straight up like an ordi-
nary frying pan. There is a large
increase in the number of nickel
cooking vessels, and it is said that
this material will be still more large
ly used in the future. A great
many earthen vessels are trimmed
with nickel. Special racks for hold
ing dishcloths, saucepan lids and
kitchen spoons are a convenience.
A plate scraper that will aid the
dish washer is a piece Of rubber
about two inches long attached to
a wooden handle, like miniature
window cleaner. Among agateware
kitchen vessels the prettiest we have
seen this season were pale blue with
white lining. They would look quite
ornamental in kitchen and present
great advantages over the old fash
toned metal vessels which had to be
kept brigbt.-Rural New Yorker.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
M. o12.-HouFgIass.

The upper horizontal of seven, light
which is very intense; it is produced by
the incandescence Of lime in the flame
OF oxygen and hydrogen gases. The
row of five, a certain relative. The
row of three, the conclusion. The sin
gle letter, a consonant. The row OF
three, "a catch word" The row of five,
a certain month. The row of seven, a
man who attends a cart used for bur.
dens. The vertical central of seven, o
division of time.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
The One Pound Churn.

Included among the equipment
for the modern kitchen is a glass
butter churn a foot or SO in height
by means Of which pound OF but
ter may be made in few minutes.
There would not seem to be much
of a demand for such an apparatus
in the city, where cream costs a
good round sum, and butter, even
the highest priced, may be bought
cheaper than it could be made at
home in the ordinary household.
The greater demand is from the
suburbs, and this little butter max
er comes in very handy where one
COW is kept and there is more milk
and cream than the family requires
for table and culinary use. Any
one can operate the machine, and
in a surprisingly short time a pound
or so Of butter is produced. Then
in the case of invalids or delicate
children fresh butter is occasionally
ordered by the doctor, and this is
the means of introducing the churn
into city homes. Altogether it is a
handy little invention.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
cement For Mendlna China.

This excellent method Of mend
ing French and hand painted china
has been invaluable to those who
have used it. 1 have succeeded in
mending hand painted pieces and
used them for years. 1t takes ex-
ceedingly careful handling, of
course, and dainty work.
1t is made-I mean the cement
by mixing together plaster of paris
and strong solution of gum arabic
until it forms a thick paste. Unite
the broken edges with small cam
els hair brush; put enough cement
to hold firmly. Set the mended
pieces away to dry. When it is nee
essary to wash them, do not put
soap upon them, but make a warm
suds Of rainwater and a good soap
and handle very gently; rinse in
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10

When the following words have been
rightly guessed, the initial letters will
spell the surname of famous Swedish
botanist.
Crosswords: l. A certain fruit which
was said to make those who ate of it
forget their native country. 2. A vine
which is the subject of a poem by
Charles Dickens. 3. A common flower
of many shades of yellow. 4. A flower
named after a beautiful youth who fell
in love with his own reflection in a
fountain. 5. A common fall wild flow
err. 6. A large, coarse herb with yellow
flowers. Z. A botanical word meaning
"haIing only one leaf" s. A fayorltt
fruit,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10

No. 19S.--Word Hunt: Landseer, ami
mails.
No ILLUSTRATED Primal Acrostic;
Automobile. /. Ash cart. 2. Unicorn
3. Tallyho. 4. Omnibus. 5. Monitor
g. Ok cart. Z. Bicycle. s. Ice cart. o
Landau. 10. Eland.
No. 200.-Shakespeare Puzzle: /. GAS
You Like It," =. Hamlet" 3. "a
Merchant OF Venice" 4. 1.-THE TEN.
pest" 3 "All's Well That Ends Well"
6. Measure For Measure"
No. Equality and Fraternity;
Tom, z; Dick, 3.
No. 2O2.-Diamond: 1. S. 3. Bad. 8.
Trunk. 4. Sausage. 3. Beach. 6. Age.
z. q.
No. 2O3 -Enigmatical Transdeletion
Brevity, verify, rivet, rite, tie, it, l.
No 204-Letter Puzzle; Bread, beard,
barred; bead, bear, bare, bard, read,
dear. dare, drab.
No. 205,-Noted Seas: Sea breeze.
Serene Secret. Secure, Sea-mew. Sea-
son.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
snencer Is Probably Riqht.

Herbert Spencer is quoted as say
ing that he has no illusions as to
the popularity Of philosophy. 81
think it probable that if you would
ask ninety-nine Out. of a hundred
people whether they would daily
take a spoonful of cod liver oil or
read chapter of my Principles OF
Psychology they would prefer the
cod liver oil" he said. The philoSo-
pher has again declared that he is
broken by the burden of years and
has laid his pen down forever as
far as any large work is concerned.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
Knew There Had Been No Fighting.

Knew There HAD Been mo TlShs''s'
General Benjamin F. Tracy went
to the civil war as colonel of the
One Hundred and Ninth New York,
which was organized in his home
county, Tioga. In these days of
peace and plenty he spends his sum-
mers near Owego, and there it was a
few weeks ago that an old army
friend revived this story:
A month after the regiment
marched away the news of the great
battle in which the One Hundred
and Ninth was engaged spread
through Tioga county. No one
knew the details, but the report
was generally believed-by all, in
fact, except General Tracy's small
daughter.
'drhere has been no big fight,
she stoutly maintained.
"And why are you SO certain p
asked friend.
81 Just know there has not beer
any because my father promised me
| to come home before the big battles
and he is still at the war. New
York Tribune.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
Illuminated Screens.

The illuminated screens Of pega-
mold are something entirely new.
The green and brown shades, in
which they are usually developed,
make an especially attractive back
ground for the gold figure. The
figure is often a heraldic design
about eight inches high and almost
as broad. One figure is placed il
each panel, and, far from seeming
bare, the surrounding plain space
sets off the Illuminated design and
forms an effective background.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
Ok T onque.

Try this way of serving OK tongue:
Cook the tongue very slowly in salt
ed water with some spices till quite
tender, skin it and set aside. Next
day skim the liquor of all fat and
heat, thicllen it and favor it with
herbs and a sharp sauce. Make the
sauce a good brown and add to it
some picked and scalded sultanas.
When this is nicely blended, add the
tongue (cut in slices), bring to the
boil and let all simmer for quarter
of an hour and serve.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-12-10
The Cause of It.

One Of the important personages
at the Woods Holl Marine labora-
tory is janitor who is noted for
the brilliant coloring of his hair and
for his ready wit.
eYour hair certainly is bright,
Mike" one Of the students said to
the ianitor one day. "What on
earth makes it so red?"
aSure, an l don't know" was
Mixes answer quick as a flash, Gun
less it's heredity."-Baltimore Sun,