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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Aug. 3O-September wheat
started at 1875 to I0% and sold up to
7O7s
-Wheat--Sept., 70%QB; Dec,
Dec e7h May, 69h@%.
Corn-Sept,, 5iis; Dec, AIS.
oats-Aug,, 2s%; uew, S5A; Sept,
26ss new, "a.
Pofk-Au.. 1895; Sept, 100.
Lard-Aug., 1885; Sept, l0.42h.
Rlbs-Aug,, 1925; Sept, l0.2'h.
Flax-Cach, N. W., Las.
Rye-sept., i7%@49.
Barley-Cash 42Q46.
Tlmothy-Sept.. Az.
Clover-Oct., SIS.
Cash -Wheat--No red, II; No. g.
red 67d7O; No. 2 hard winter, 69k No.
3 hard winter 6Gia ass; No | northern
spring. "a; No. 2 spring, 1908; No. 3
spring. 6s07O
Corn-No 2, 590ts; No, 3, 5s05s.
Oats--No. 2. 2Si4 No. 3. 27.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, Aug. SO-Wheat-
Steady; Dec. 1lSb. Spot, quiet. l.l2h
di13A
Corn-Large yellow, firm, 1.iO@1.42h
Barley-Easler, Dec, 97S; cash. 97h
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ORE AND BULLIoN.
Total Settlements In August Amount
To Over S2,OOO,OOO.

Including the settlements for High
land Boy and Bingham Con, bullion
during the month of August no less
than 100000 has been paid for ore
and bullion from Utah mines settle-
ments on the open market as reported
by Mccormick and Co., amounted to
81 ,G29 900, Of which 1889, 400 was paid out
during the past week, al compared with
$3.50, 400 the week previous.
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LOGAN FARM!
GREAT BARGAIN |

FOR sALE--One Of the best farms in
Cache valley. near Logan, $50 acres.
fenced; water right flowing wells,
pond, house. granary, hog pasture, out
buildings Soil good for wheat alfal-
IN. sugar beets and pasture. For par
ticulars write L. r. MARTINEAU.
Logan, Utah.
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The Mammoth mill delivered two
rars OF concentrates and one bar OF
bullion was shipped from the Mann
moth mill
A fine body 81 quartz has been opened
up In the tunnel Of the Apex mine, sltu-
ated near the Old Humbug mine. on
Godiya mountain. The drift has been
driven In over eight feet. and the in
dications for large body Of rich ship
ping ore is an assured fact The as
easements on the property are always
promptly paid by thu stockholders.
whose faith In the future greatness
or the property remains mistaken.
Assessment No. IS will be delinquent
on Sept lG and all but five OF the
fhareholders have already paid their
portion.
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POSTAL CASE APPEALED.
Union Pacific Carries Cause TO SUI
preme Court of U. $.

Denver, Aug. 29.-The Union Pacific
Railway company has appealed to the
supreme court OF the United states
the case In which the supreme court
OF Colorado decided that the postal
telegraph company could secure a right
OF way for It's wires along the Union
Pacific railroad by condemnation.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
>N~o~~~~s~~~~~

Business in Salt Lake for the past
week has been very satisfactory, the
time Of the year considered. The banks
all report money easy. The bond and
commercial stock market is OF the quiet
order. 1t Is noted fact that Utah
Sugar continues steadily upward. The
latest quotations Of the leading stocks
arps
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FOURTH PUMP EN- ROUTE.
Has Been Slow in Coming, but VIII be
Installed Next Week.

The fourth pump ordered for the
Vtah Lake Pumping plant was ship
ped from San Francisco on the 18th
and reached WadsWorth, New, the
18th. II is thought that IN ali likell.
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Aug. SO-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1867 market steady. Native
steers i.5H52O; cows and helfers 5000
G25 western steers A00Q605: Texas
steers Sijaj0O; cows and helfers 2.76a
40 Gamers L7b02S0. stockers and
feeders 2.1jq5j0, calves 350d55O. bulls.
stays. etc, 2O0GiGO
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market cents
higher Heavy 7l5dI30. mixed 100
125 light l20a AS; pigs 6.0OQL45; bulk
o. sales 72007.20.
Sheep-Recelpts i.O00 market SLOW
aid steady. Fed muttons 30d4it.
welhers 340d360, ewes 2.50d3.25: con o.
mon and stockers 2S0G35O, lambs $50
0520.
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err on the Santa Fe, Mr. Lowell re-
Gently resigned as superintendent OF
motive power Of ti.a Northern Pacific.
He will succeed w. A. Nettleton on the
SANTA Re
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LIVERPOOL


Liverpool. Aug. SO--Close; Wheat
Sept, 5s l0%d; Dec, 5s Esd,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Aug. 30-W ool-Flrm; ter
ritory and western mediums, l6Qlls;
fine, l2ql6ta; coarse, l2al1l5.
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f. A. Hartenstein. the stock broker
has removed his office to room II, over
Walkers Bank. Tel. 035x. Res. liS6x.
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.,....,.6.l75,l2c
TINTIC SHIPMENTS.
seventy-five Cars Of Ore Forwarded
= Apex Strike,
HpecIal CORRESPONDENCE

Eureka, Aug. 29.-The shipments
from the district for the week ending
Aug. 2S consisted of rs car loads, dis
tributed as follows:
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Loans money on stocks at bank rates.
Room &c, Walker Bank building.
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Rank Clearinqs.

Bank clearings throughout me United
States and Canada for the week ending
Friday, Aug, 20, 1902, were;
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
Consignments This Week Total Over
Six Million Pounds.

Shipments from Park City during
Che past week amounted to approxim-
ately 100000 pounds, most Of which,
Il is stated, was directed TO the new
American smelter In this valley.
According TO the Macintosh sampler
reports shipments were as follows
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Aug. 3O-Catte-Re-
ceip,s 200 Unchanged. Native steers.
A6o&S05; Texas and Indian steers. 2.50d
340 Texas Cows, i75d275: Native
COWS and heiiers. l.55a5.25; stockers
and feeders 29O047O; bulls. l.5oaI5O;
calves 20005.t0
Hogs-Rcceipls. 1900. Market steady
10 So higher. Bulk OF sales. 735dI55:
heavy l'o0iGl. packers. 7.306Ii0: me.
dium 7iod557is; light. 72oG147b,
workers. liO0Ll7ia pigs 6.S0d7OO
Sheep-l'ecelpts none. Unchanged.
DENVER.
Denver Aus, 3O.-Cattle-Recelpts
80. Steady Beef steers. 4O0d5.O0'
cows. 2.500f00 feeders. freight paid 10
river, S.150Aj5; stockers, 3s0aAsO:
bulls stays. etc. L50d850.
Hogs-lleceipis. 20. Steady. Lirh,
d00N725.
No sheep.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Aug. S0.-The statement OF
the associated banks for the week end
ing today shows,
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W. u. Child. Stock Broker
i24 Dooly block. Phone 1042-K.
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OF the 1000 900 acres IN the Phllip-
pine Islands Il II estimated that more
than 6.oo0.c0o are under cultivation. The
native trees thus far enumera ed en-
brace e65 species, and 100 different ma
tive woods entered the market list
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30

Sleep is produced by NJ. Stephane
Leduc through the action Of electric
currents on tie nerve centers respIra-
ton and circulation being unaffected.
A complete general anaesthesa can be
thus obtained without any unpleasant
after effects.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-29
Raspail y Pasteur

han paSado IA poS;cTidad como dos gTandoS
sabios. RaSpail adivin6 todas nrcStras caser-
mcdadcs graves originadas ioE gtrmcncs snii-
niiamcn;e pcqvchoS. PaSicrr descnbri6 csc
geTgncncs. ioS microbes, canSa &c "a fcbrc IL
ioidea. dc Ia discniefia. dc n influenza y de
Jas enfcrmcdadcS del rccho. Y hatstealcs mo-
Tadoscs de- aqua cue bebemoS.
A cSso TNsponde a. oc1scio que sicmprc
danes nccssroS icc;oTcs. 10 misno CT iicmpo
de cpiScmia cue durauie Jas tFocas &C oslor. 4
ln dc QUO 20 prcsciDdan jamas dv Turiiicar a.
aqua con A.gniif&n &c 6gyO;. q cual posse la
piopicdad &C deS,Tiig ioS snaioS microbes cue
q agaa contiene quc son carsa &c iodas las
onfe-Sredadcs epdSmicas. BaS;a mozclar una
cichagadiia &c las dc cafe. d. Aiquiifaa Gu
20: ooa csda vase del aqua que haya Dc be
berSe. para haocTla Sana po.able Y para ga
ianiirse contra iodas las epidemias.-De venta
en ;odas las farmacias.
ADNEkTANClA-S os qGisieren ven
der ;ai c'lai prod;;cto ~ lugaT del AlqGiiran
&c Gayot. "dCSconfiad dc az oter;a, es SintereSa-
da. II me or en- tales cases seS oXigIT ieTmi-
nan;emen.e el vcrdadero Alguitran dc Guyo,.
caya ctiqucia 81 IS (, leeit;mo, debera llevar
adenas del ncmbrc '5uyo," en- .etTas kgrandeS,
la firTna iambien de Guyot al bies Gu tres &C
lores: eta. verde rcjo; iguallnenie las
sehas del laboiatorio: Casa l.. Frere, 10, rte
Jacob, Paris.
Nota.-- Fuede reemplazarse cl Alquitran
de Guyot poT las Capsulas Guyot al alqui-
tran puro de Noruega; son igualmente ehcaces.
as verdaderas Capsulas Guyot son blancas y
levan impresa en negro la hrna Guyot sobre
cada clpsula. Dada Ia diferencia de noneda
el tTatamiento reSulta sunlsmente barato.
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Ell sUEEO DE UN REQ DE- MUEaTE.

poblaci5n, distngui dos nnos que corrian sofocado
hacia Ia puerta de desde la cual madre les
1lamaba grios CuandO pasanlos por deantC de esta
casa la nadre los hijos habian desaparecido Un po
co mas ALA tropezarnos con hombre que evaba I'm
cargado sobre Ia espalda el cua asi que per-
cibi6 do la vuelta echo andar apresuradamente por
una Gale lateral perdendose muy pronto de vista.
Legamos, por t1ltimo la vista del patfbuo situa-
do en- medic de eXtenso campo. ALI fue mucho
yor mi sorpresa Nj orno del patibulo nj toda la
terra que acanzaban los ojos, vefa tampoco una fl
gura hun1ana Subj las escaeras del tabado detenien
dome cada instante para mirar alrededor. pues
acertaba comprender 10 que aquello El Cielo pre-
sentaba IN aspeco dstinto Su manto de nubes mas
espeso la vaporosa tunca de encaje habia sido
plazada por una cortna girls que cerraba hermecamen
te toda Ia b0veda celeste e sol va tena celoSa pOr
donde r1;rarnos La llanura triste que
posa Madrid exhelata up vapor transparente que
cua por aproximar la linea vaga fna que cierra el
horizonte Los objetos ofrecianse indecsos tembo-
rosos como ST lutheran perdido contorno la luz
Sc traba con rabao por aquel celo de algodon para
sunrise laego en- la terra negra humeda. Respira
base en- este ambente espeso que heria apenas ruiz
do alguno cierta calma pero calma que oprimfa
en- vez de refrescar e corazon.
Volvi los ojos hacia la ciudad, La luz parecia que
resbalaba sobre ella sin penerara sus mil torrecias
no ena fuerza para roper enteramente la atm6sfera
opaca Que las envolvia- Miranda mas mas, observe
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BIDASOA.
BfBLTorBsa EEL BoMrfs MERCANrIL.

rian clavar sobre mi rostro expression de bura
desprecio Este pensamento hizo faquear mi valor:
aterraba infnitamente mas que la perspective del
cadalso Senta dentro de mi fuerzas bastantes para
nirar Ia niuerte cara, al nlismo tempo me
contemplate ncapaz por entero de soportar la vista de
publico curoso hostl.
Congojado muorto de verguenza sail por Ia puer
ia de la carcel entire grupo de sodados
Celeros No quse levantar la vista del sueo porque
tena desallecer; mas e sienco pavoroso extraord-
mario que observe en- torno mo inct6me alzar los
ocs iOue sorpresay que ventura La calle estaba de-
sierta Fuera del cortejo que rodeaba nj sola
fgura humana veiase cerda nj ejos. Los BALCONIES y
ventanas de las as como las puertas de los
mercios, halaban pertectamente cerradas Los Gu
ras sodados carceleros despues de parsar la vista
por el ambito de la cale, mirabanSe otros con
acentuada expression de asombro. El unco objeto que
hera la vista medic de soedad era el carruae
miserable fatidco que esperaba. Antes de entrar
mre al cieo. Apareca cubierto por leve nanto de
nubes, tan leve que consegua velarlo por entero
semejante cocha de encae con fondo azu El
SOL asomando ardiente pupia por los agueros de
esa celosfa de nubes el nco curioso que nos OBJ
servaba.
Ell carruaje marchaba lentamente. Yo sin atender
las exhortaciones del clerigo que ba nj lado
ba la cabeza por la ventania explorando los oos
la Gale las puertas los BALCONIES de las Nada
nj TN ser humane parecia ALA en- las afueras de la
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Junccs
Noviembre :. de zoo.

II iicmpo IA SidO favorable para ,odoS los
fru,os 81 general y CT especial para Ia STEM
bra &c ;ahaco. 10 que IN animado lis agii-
cul;orcS a planiso. eSpsTSndoSe. Il sc logra iaS
essccha. que SEA una &C las mAyO;es dc algn-
nos zfsos 4 eSia paEse.
-. Arn no les han Sido SaiiScchos ios
hoooTaTios coTreSrndienies los laeccs Sc
crciarios dc las uicsas clcCsosaieS cn las pasa-
daS el>ciorcS
-. son nssy coacurridas Jas classes noe
iufnaS que iiencn sn cargo los professors
scnorcs CrevaS Ab9y. Beni;ez : Martinez.
-eo la congregation dc iijas dc Maria
sc propope oelebTAr las feSias dc n Conoepci6n.
Y cs lamcn;sb,c que personas que puedcn no
ayuden dar mayer osplendos a tan piadoso
ac.o.
Coresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-29

20 da Noviembre de 1892.
Anteanoche contrajo matr1monio civil, el
Ingeniero de Obras p1olicss don Bias c. Silva
con la bella don1inicana sefiorita Rosa Baez.
Fueron padrinos de este acto, el ayudate
Ingeniero don Jose MADEIRA y su consorte doda
Josefa Cedron.
Quiera Ell cielo Cue jalnas empafe Ia mas
ligera nube el hogar domestico de esta gentil
pareja
Nv La comisi6a organizada del seno de
la asociaci6n de las Hijas de Maria para reco-
lectar fondos con objeto de conenorar debi-
damente el Santo de Ia Purisima, Sc hala muy
satisfecha, Por haber secundado el vecindario
con generosidad sus proyectos.
wv Bajo Ia competente direction de don
Ouit9rio Tirado, hace algunos dias vienen
ensayando para las novenas, varias nifIas que
juicio de este Corresponsal. bien podrfan to-
mar parte va en- el ,oro celestial
~ l1a llegado esta don Rafael Mona-s
gas, acompafiado &c su distinguida fanlia
LIE deseamos grata pernlanencia para o
dias que ha de pasar entire nosotros.
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Los cambios en- San Juan.

{ Vista sass S4.SSH
(9o dWS4SIk
New York; vista q d Sl2o p9 P
Paris: vista 234 p8 D.
Hamburgo: vista 4 p8 d.
Espafia: s DIV 27H
Evening star., 1902-05-05
Kramer Lowers Cycle Record.

Frank Kramer established a new world.
competitive record for one-quarter of a
mile, flying start, at the Vailsburg On. J.,
bicycle track yesterday. He won by two
feet from F. A. Mcfarland, in % 1-5 sec.
onds, which supplants the champions owr
record of % 2-5 seconds, made on April q
last.
In Edward Forest of the Kings County
Wheelmen star of promise in the anna.
teur ranks seems to have arisen. The
Brooklyn boy is yards and seconds faster
than he was last year. Yesterday he bea,
Ellington, the N. Y. A. C. crack, in the
open half. and at the finish ran away with
the mile handicap from the sixty yard
mark In Pm. 2-5s., a very fast perform
ance.
Ellington won the match race at halt
mile heats from Schlee, the National Turn
Verein crack
Eddie" Bald. champion of 1890. and
three time winner Of the American cham
pionship. was loudly cheered when intro
duced to the crowd. He Is continuing at
Vailsburg his training. which was begun
at Louisville several weeks ago, and will
resume cycle racing when the national
circuit opens in July. and sooner If he can
get himself satisfactorily fit.
Evening star., 1902-05-05
KENTUCKY DERBY.
Alan-a-Dale Won Famous Race in
Clever Style.

To the cheers Of thousands. Alan-a-Dale,
the son of Halma. the latter himself winner
Of the '95 derby. finished winner Of the
twenty-eighth Kentucky derby at Louis
Vile, Saturday. The outpouring of the peo-
pie. such as always 'characterlzes Ken
lucky Derby. was one Of the features OF
the big event. 1o1 eel
Abe Frank, the much-heralded Winter
favorite. was the choice In the betting, at
8 to 5. The Mcdowell entry was 3 to 2.
while Inventor figured at 10 to 1 to win
and better, considerable money going on
him at "a for place. ,,r 5en .
After several attempts to start, spoiled
by Abe Frank. who was little over-anx-
ious, they were sent away on comparative
ly even terms, with Alan-a-Dale neck in
front of Abe Frank. The Rival third and
Inventor last. Down the stretch they came
to the stand. Alan-a-Dale was on the out
side. but when the red bunting went down
Jockey WINFIELD. in burst Of speed, shot
to the rail and there he stuck.
1t was great race and the best colt won,
for Alan-a-Dale was in prime condition and
fit for the run of his life. Cheer after cheer
greeted the colt and jockey as WINFIELD
rode into the circle and collar Of Amerf-
can beauties was placed around the win
ner's neck. The track was in good cond.-
ton. though not fast Sensational finishes,
with an even break for the favorites, cnar-
acterized the days program.
Evening star., 1902-05-05
American League Teams Standing.
National League Teams Standing.
SENATORS LOST.
Loose Fielding Gave Saturdays Game
to the Athletics.

With the air full Of pneumonia and 4,OO3
people in the stands, the Athletics easily
waIloped Washington at Philadelphia Sat
urday afternoon to the tune of to 3. The
weather did not affect Mack's men In the
least but it seemed to put kinks into the
Senator's arms, and no less than five wild
throws figured in the Athletics run-getting.
Coughlin. at third in particular. was off
in his throwing, and three errors were
charged against him
Manager Mack tried his new pitcher
Husting. and judging from his performance
Saturday the club has added a valuable
man to the staff Husting had good speed
and curves and excellent control, only two
men drawing passes to first. Outside Of
Ryan and Keister, the Washington team
could not touch him, these two men making
five of the seven hits scored by the visitors
Husting also fielded his position in grand
style, stopping several hard-ht balls.
Notwithstanding the numerous wild
throws by the visitors, the few exception
ally good plays made We're also on their
side. Ryan, in center field, made two beau
tiful catches; Lee, in left, spoiled three
bagger for Monte Cross by taking the ball
off the fence, and Coughin also made a
fine catch of a foul fly close to the bleach
erS.
Carrick pitched a fairly good game. He
gave only two bases on balls, but was un-
fortunate in having both result in runs
Lave Cross drew one of them in the fourth,
went to escond on F'lick's sacrifice, took
third on Seybold's infield hit and scored on
Monte Cross hit to Ely. There We're three
| men left on bases when the side was re-
tired Flick drew the second pass from
Carrick in the fourth. Seybods out put
Elmer on second, and he scored on Powers
hit, on which COughin made q wild throw
The contest was very exciting up to the
sixth inning. Washington having scored
a run in the third after two We're out on
successive two-baSSers by Ryan and Kes-
ter. But in the sixth the Athletics added
two more runs. giving them a lead of three
Flick and Seybold singled, NJ. Cross sacri-
feed and Powers hit to Coughlin, but Flick
beat the throw to the plate. Husting bunt ed
toward first and brought in Seybold
The Senators punched their errors in the
seventh and four runs were put over the
plate. Three wild throws, a sacrifice and
two singles did the trick. One more was
aided in the eighth on hit by Davis and
a double by Lave Cross.
Washington scored two in the ninth on
Carey's single. Ely's base on balls, an error
by Monte Cross and Patton's out
WASHINGTON, PTIITADEJ
Evening star., 1902-05-05
Travis an Easy Winner.

The final day Of the invitation golf tour
nament at Garden City, L. l., Saturday,
was raw and cloudy and the afternoon
matches were played in a driving rain.
Amateur Champion Travis had no off
ficulty in winning his 36-hole match for the
presidents cup. His opponent, John Moller
Jr., of Lakewood, played a steady, intelli-
gent game, but was outclassed. Travis was
five up at the end of the first round and
eight at the turn of the second and won
by six up and five to play
Paul Murphy, st. PauFs schooIboy sue
ceeded in defeating F. o. Reinhart of
Princeton, in a close match for the Garden
City cup.
The 1S-hole handicap resulted with Presi-
dent Horace Russell of the Garden City
Golf Club, Reinhart, the Princeton crack,
and P. Grant, a New Englander. tied for
low net score.
Evening star., 1902-05-05
Americans Won at Polo,

The American polo team which is seek
ing to recover the international cup, won
its first match of the season at Ranelagh
England, Saturday afternoon, defeating
the Old Cantabs by four goals to none
The Americans were handicapped by
the absence of Foxhall Keene their
strongest player, but they played an ex-
ceedingly strong game throughout. II
rained the whole time Nevertheless there
was a good attendance.
The American players and their ponies
made an excellent impression. The game
was very fast throughout and there were
many brilliant plays on both sides.
Lawrence Waterbury. especially dis
tinguished himself, scoring three out of
the four goals and proving more than a
match for Mr.. Miller, who is generally
acknowledged to be one of the best backs
England ever had
Evening star., 1902-05-05
The Capital Yacht Club.

The Capital Yacht Club, Washington s
chief aquatic organization. has re-estab-
Iished it's summer headquarters in the har-
bor off the foot Of 10th street southwest.
and the house boat of the club and num-
Der of It's craft were brought from the
basin to the anchorage grounds Saturday
evening last by the tug Minerva. Active
preparations for busy summer in boating
have already commenced. The boats are be-
ing cleaned UP. preparatory TO -repainting.
and they are all being overhau!ed. By the
latter part Of the month they will all be in
readiness for the Decoration day races
In the feet now at anchor In the harbor
are the Ethel May, owned by Taylor Il
Fowler; Grace. by Mr.. Braitmeyer: Mist.
by George II. Bright: Hattie B., by H. c.
Bailey: Startle, by r. M. Smith; SeabeiIe,
by H. S. Seymour, and the Janet.
Evening star., 1902-05-05
Michael as a jockey.

A cable from Paris to the New York
World says that jimmy Michael, whose
first two mounts last week resulted in two
victories for Vanderbilt horses, offered to
take Reiffs place on Little Darling, be-
longing to Margiloman. Reiff had expressed
his belief that Little Darling was bound to
come in last and Michael bet 81 900 that he
could win if allowed the mount. The judges
permission was obtained on the ground that
Reiff had suddenly been taken ill, and Mi
Chael won easily.
1t Is said at Paris that Menier, the choco-
late manufacturer. has secretly contracted
with Jimmy" for his exclusive riding for
the next two seasons, which would imply
that Michael has finally abandoned the BIZ
cycle track.