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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-05-10


wise-A college education pays in
the end.
Wrong-How SO?
Wise-Well, my son has signed to
pitch for s., 900 next season
His Soulful Eye.
What soulful eyes you havei" she
said to the innocent youth.
Have II" he smilingly asked.
YES" she murmured in her gush-
ing way. Especially the left one. II
could look into its liquid depths for
hours
81 might leave it with you over Sun
day." said the youth. Its glass;"
The Basis of Prosperity.
when the farmer Is prosperous.
who INDUCES in dogmatfc utterances.
That's right" answered Farmer
Corntossel. When the farmers have
money, the gold brick operators, and
side-show proprietors, and lightning
rod people, and everybody begins to
look fol- good times.
a Domestic Mystery.
Mr.. Binks- queer about
Bfffkins. He has never once men,
toned his wife,
Mrs Binks-Perhaps he isn't mar
ried.
Mr.. Binks-Oh, yes, he Is. He wears
out three pairs of shoes a month try
ing to save car fare.-New York
Weekly.
No Words Missing.
Dear mel" exclaimed Mrs. Dropin,
as she heard Mr.. Sputter swearing in
the next room. What dreadful lam
guagei"
81 hope you won't mind it," replied
Mrs. Sputter; my husband is merely
giving an imitation of a missing-word
contest without any words missing"
Too Late.
The waiter pushed the finger bowl
toward Uncle Cyrus, who was dining
at the Waldorf-Astoria.
mo, thankee." said Uncle Cyrus.
with some heat. "Yew didn't bring
tibet when I fust sat down an it's too
late now
Easy Choice.
(which do you prefer" asked the
friend, classical music or classical
plays?"
Classical music, every time" an
swered Mr.. Cumrox. "1 mere is always
noise enough in that to keep you
awake"
PhuesarcastfcalIy Speaking.
Little Elmer (who has an lnQuirina
mand)-Papa. where do these pessi-
mists that we are always reading
about. live?
Prof. Broadhead-On an island OF
egotism. in the midst of sea of WOO.
His Programme.
yes; she is to marry Mr.. Money
hunter
Rather sudden, isn't it?"
why. / suppose he's willing to
marry in haste and spend her money
at leisure."-Puck.
Reward Seekers.
Some people," said Uncle Eben,
sis SO dreful business-like dat while
dey looks fob a reward in dc mex
worr dey's mighty sksery fob fear
dey'1l do any mo- dan what's neces-
sary to earn it,
ON His High Horse.
Merchandise you're looking for sl
position?
Young College Graduate-No. I've
wasted SO much time looking for q
position" that I'll be satisfied to take
q Job.
Conclusive Evidence.
Mrs. Nebb-Why do you think Mra |
De Peyster is mentally unbalanced?"
Mrs Keeptab-We1l, she permits her |
husband to sit on her sofa pillows
Ohio State Journal
sane old Cenplalnt.
Il just saw q man going out, doc
tor; has he any new complaint"
No. same. old complaint" said the |
man Of pills; bills too large--Yon-
kns1 0tAfAannaa
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-06
stin1s Inlls, afiin- -1ulsntn, nrn g. lrlrnnr 1902

Scotlanb. Der ssarmer fsrieo=
rid g9iirb in Bon Somme GpuIttp If
auf eigentbiimlibe gBeiIe in Srubel
geratben. (sr bebielt einen inriiben
Sauiirer iiber Iaht uno Der leBtere
lieB leinen ggagen nit Der oarauFbe=
flnolihen MaarenfiIte auf Dem ssarm=
bore iteben. glm WtprQen mar Der
gSdgen iantmt 2aOung peri6muaocu.
Der Saulirer perlangt iebt oafiir cine
gntld0oigung pon $3.50 uno ipuroe
tla9bar. Nsan 9laubt es bier nit
einem neuen Shfuinoel su t6un Ill
baben, Da Der Geroabt beitebt, odB
Der gSagen BON eiiem NIT Dem SauIi=
rer I'M GinperItdnOniB ban0elnoen
Burden fortgebolt fuorOen fei. -
6briit Sduaber pertaufte $50 9tfer
sano gan5 in Der 9tdbe Don Sepflano
fir $4,000. Baul 2anomanu permit=
telte ben gertauf uno Mti6ael 3pl=
nDiustep lit Der adufer.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-06
Soil Ssomme 6ouutn.
Spe;iai isSorrelponoel !
~FN31VE 8 Nttk f0'ENkEt1tI
Scotlano, 6e6. 28. 1902.

NS*NNe.A~F CN~'
IS lit cine iebr arimnli9e oauerbafs
te Galte. 30 bis % inter ginl lit
man i1on getuDbnt, uno Die Sohlen=
bGnDler MADDEN quite 8el1dfte. -
fSrant @atlif bat Die 8irtbIhaft leB=
ten 6reitag iibernpmmen uno Sonntag
9lbeno nit einem guten freien 2nnh err
0ffnet. 0err Soc Seibel lieB oas bies
Iiqe gis6aus Der Siour Sails greiDin9
So auriillen nit iebr gutem sis. Die
@e6riioer giienmann batten Den 6on=
tract. Ger Sntel 8eprge Senning
mar lebten Samlta9 am Sim &ioer
iebr sllflih, inoem iein ihper nit
Sis belaoener Magen iiber iein rehtes
8ein ging, obne es 81 perleken. - Be
oauerli6erpeiie liegt unier alter 6reuno
9barlep Younswirtb lhon IA gSpden
an Der Wa6eriuft sum slpeiten Wtal
oarnieoer, aber bpffentlib miro er balo
mieber in unierer Diitie iein. gBilliam
Sungpirtb ponSpnoall beluhte leinen
tranfen Gater Spnntag. -Sas jiin9lte
Sinh oes 0errn Paul Sanbmann 1T
ihluer erfrantt on 2ungenentsiinoung.
-Shreiber bieier 3eilen bate Die bDie
Grippe pieoer in ieiner camille.
Sein 1lteIter Spbn Walter 1T nun mie=
Der in Der Shuie sum erItenmal ieit
elmer 9Sohe, aber oas tleine SDd)terhell
lit nod INNER I'M Bette, aber Gott lei
Sant auf gutter 8eheruna. Soc @aif
bon ct. 2ouis, Wtp., lit bel ieirlsn Gl-
tern bier arf Seiuh.
6. 8. @eber.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-06
tSpe;tal lsGorrelp elponoen%l
Dsiucr gpmnti,.
0plparn. Seb. 3. 1a0E

0pfparo, Seb. 3. 1902.
Stephan 9tab lift bon Oregon suritd
unO bat es ibm gut pprt gefallrn.-
8an 2oner bat feline 6arm oil Der
Staotgrense fir $3.50 per Ifer per=
fault, uno bat oann sSoe S6iiller's
Saus in Der Staot fir $1,000 gefauft.
San pirD ndt1lten September in Die
StaOt sieben.-@eorge MaD ilt binter
Dem ShanttiIh in 6r. Guble's 5alppu
benit6t feline 5relnoe aufs bette su be-
oienen.-8ei 6elir Saroer hat liD Elm
tleinsr Sunge eingeitellt, trel9er, tuie
6elir iagt, mehrere tauieno Dollars
pertb lit, uno oesipegeu ;eigte er (na=
tiirlit 6elir, nidt Der Suugel lih 10
LIBERAL ieinen 6reunoen gegeniiber,
melte ibm Sufallig in Der Staot be-
gegneten.
.. 9. @plOe bat oas g8pbnbaus
bon s. 8. 6armer getauft. Serr
6armer geoentt ii1 irgenopo in Der
gSeittiiite nieoerSulaiien. .--5bos. Sallp=
man uno ". 3. Sbope iino nah gli=
berta Ganaoa gereilt, tim Sano fiir
Spefulatipnssmete gu tauFen. - 2tue.
9rdfel1at Elm iehs Mpuate dltes 6alb
fiir $3.50 pertauft, uno iein 5reuno
glug. 96lB bat fir S400 Sd,peine pers
fauft; Dann baben Die bei0en etuiqe
Ireun0I1aft geIhloiieu, uno Serr
&6lB fat @ili glllgeier, Dem garten=
Der ppn Sobn Striegel peripo9en, i'm
BEL Der Solife ieiues ndhlten Sobnes
gum 5oufpatben 81 ilebmen! - 6rans
&riisgeman lit ieBte g8ode bon 8ueao
giita 60 Soma, bierbergesogen nm
nobnt auf Der Seinri1 Sebne 6arm
neitl. bon SDtparo. Slid SaDler pDr
epiphany mar leBten Samitag in Som:
Iarp. i'm ii1 Die Sbotu am 9lbenD ansu:
ieben. IS. u. GriiieD, 8. 8. Martil1.
5beo. Raocliff, 6. 5. 6armer mn
Seq Shroeoer gelsn morqen nab ct,
8aul. nm pon bort nuh g8ai6ineton,
S6abo, Oregon uno California 81 rel.
len. glm ). miro gmil 3ebne in De-
bieiisen lutb. Stride getraut iperoen
Den gflmen Der 8raut tDnnteS6r Spr=
reiponoent aber niht .ansIinOig ma
hen. grairiefarmer.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-06
Wc6oof Gonntp.
(Spe;ials Gorrelp slben;.)

Salem, l. 6ebruar 1902.
Oerr Qamberi Eeters biitet leBt ihon
ilber cine Wobe oas paus infpl9e
elmer grfdltllne, welde er lich SuSos,
ais er Den garenfiihrer ipielte beim
oeniithigen 0ans; nell, bonentllh
miro er lih balo erbolen. Die 6a=
mile George aolbef 1T bob ertreut
iiber Die Qlntunft zines jungenotamm=
balters, pelher lih am leBten Montas,
DEN 27. Sanuar, anmeloete. 4iutter
uno Sinh linb ben unlfdnoen genidB
mpbl unD mlnier. - :. y. Sd)neloer
trat am leBten Gonnerltag mieoer cine
1ltaeiee Giefhdftsreile nad Den
Stdoten Der Slaf 0ills an. SroB
Der empIinblihen adlte hatten Iib leB-
ten Sonrttas, ben 2l. Sanuar, elnf
.siemlihe glnsabl 9ermanote uno Nah=
barn Des Nelrn uno sSrau 9enrn Suble
einaefunoen, Inn Der Qaussirlpeibungs.
feierlihteit bsi;uuobnen. 9as Grslg'
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-06
11n111n1er 80.

nib fpuroe IN reht geniitbliber ggeiie
gefeiert. 8as neue 6dus niro i'll Cue
funft BON Serrn SenrD 8artiber unO
6anlilie bepobnt peroen.-Wtit Giifs
iidt Odrauf OaB er Der Nhnib6eit aud
ndbiten Spmmer etipns Galtes anbie-
ten tam, bat Der g8ppernor of Snate
Greet" ebet1, aber nur anf einioe Sage,
iein Gmt nieoergelegt uno lit ieBt eifrig
oantit bei9dftigt, bas gisbaus III
fiillen. = Inter Der Seituua oes Rep.
y. s.. Meber miro bic bieIiqe fatb.
6emeinoe an g., 10. uno IL. ise6ruar
cine i5air abbalten gum 9eiten Der
neuen S4ule. :Spffentlid) miro 0as
llnteruebmen nit GrfOlg getrbnt ieitt.
BDrr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-06
9fDrD= SQfDta.

9epils 2afe. &obert 6erguinn,
@eihdftsreiienber Der 6irma u. 8Optb
& 60, iii am Sonneritag i'm hieli9en
ct. Soieph's Soipital an Slutoergif=
tltng geitorben.
Gronb Sorts. Der 9rojeB
geqen Den glgenten g8eIt. Der ieinen
5Sreuno 6rant Nlar1 por einiger 3eit
erfhpB, lit ieBt i'm 8auge. IS tuer0en
cine Mtenge 3eugen nernDmmen unb
snar Iebr eingehero, Inn nahSutpeiien,
oaB gBeit mirtlif Den perbdngniBpollen
SbuB abfeuerte.
g8ahpetpn. 99m. s.. Suppeler
uno sri. Gertrude g. arater BON
Solicit, Sll., uurOen fiirsli6 in Der
fatG. ct. Sp6ns Stride in Solicit ourh
9ep. Gater 4plicaps getralt. Sas
iunge gaar befinoet iib auf Der Soh-
Seitsreiie uno miro crit in gpril hier=
Der suriidfebren.
gismarf. Qlm Is. Sanuar fano
man ben iun9en GanhbeiiBer Sarrp
6. Sibb foot IN einem tiefen Srunnen
auf Der Ganh npr. Die Goroners=
Surp bat ieBt SER Ntap, ebenfals
einen &anhbeliber, Des Wiuroes anges
tlagt. sebterer mar auf Der 3anh,
als Sibb su ieinem Sooe lam, uno
auber ibm mar nur nDh Die lun9e
Srau bes Sibb antpeienO. Sine lln=
| terluhunQ Der 2eihe bat ergeben, DaB
Der { hdoel burf einen Shlag ser=
| ihmettert puroe. Mtan lit Der Nn=
! iidt, DaB Wlln ben Sibb nit einem
| Sammer erI6lug uno oann Den 2eih=
nam in Den 8runnen mari. geioe
iino ppblbabenbe unb betannte Seute
in Der gansen 8egeno. - Die Yum'
penltation Der bieligen 9Sailerliefe=
Irungs9eselli6ait, nelbe Die Staot nit
| @aher periorgt, lit abgebrannt. Vor=
bereitrneen fir Den g8ieoeraufbau
oerIelben linb bereits i'm @ange. Ser
| Shaoen an Der Station beSiffert iih
| auf mebrere tauienb Dollars.
i Earep. Midael Gorrisan, Der
BEL Der gsortbern 9acific Sabn ange=
itellt mar uno an 9abnpagen tleinere
| Heparaturen aussufiibren bate, fpurbe
Dor einiger 3eit bel Der Wrbeit BON
elmer Ganeirmaibine iiberfahren nno
: perlpr Gin gein. Gr flagte auf Gnt=
ihdoiguns uno erbielt $1,000 Suae=
Iiproden. Die 8abngeielihaft per=
llanete einen neusn YroSeb, aber aih=
ter 2lmioan entibieo, oaB oas llrtbell
rehtssultie lei. Sobn Saas, ein
S1antuirtb bon Wloorbeao, muroe
por einieen Saeen perbaftei. neil er
, einen Mann nit Namen Sablsriin IN
ben Singer sebiiien bate, iniolseoefen
Der aanss 9lrm bes 8ebinenetl an=
J Iihmon. Sablsriin leioet srpBe
: Shmersen uno es lit niht ausseltlol=
len, oaB er Den Mrnl, pielleidt aud oas
: 9eben perliert. Die 6armer bes
, npro.peitlihen 5beils unieres Staates
t iinb irobgelinnt. Seu hatten lie anf-
oeltapelt, bas fiir sluei Sabre relhen
r fann. 0as eigene @ieb lit III porsils=
E Ili1em 3uliane unO oas ansetaults
4 Sunapieb ldBt nihts su miinl1en
B iibria. Ser oiesiabrige 9Sinter 1T eir
: ielten anaensbmer bis jeBt aeme'en,
c oenn Die paar Sage GGlte uno Nino
: hoben belu giebliano nibt itbaoeu
{ f0nnen. Menn es niht mebr ltren9ei
: einleBt. baben bic Jarmer eln gutei
= eabr su ermarten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-06

OeroGnifdeO berit Climb
bolnl, Der in Chile anseitellt lit, bat iih
pieier 1aae nah tur5em Mufentbalt III
appenGagsn naA iltrsdt begeben, um
i'm 9luftrage Der 9ileniihen Hesieruns
nit bem prGIipenten ariiger iiber ben
plan, ben 9uren golonien in Gbile uns
3ubietell, 81 perbdnosln. Die hlleni@
fhs Hegierung bietet iebem Bur freie
gteife. 70 Mprgen Qanb, Waterial, llnl
elm nsues 6aus oufSufiibren, unp ais
Mnleibe 80 pefos q peips gleirh 50
gents) monatlidb nsbit aebensnlitteIn
unb Gamen fir Elm sSabr ober = lpenn
jie es porSieben - $50 peIos. 9iad, 4
cSabren erbalten bic G.oloniitea nas Gis
gtntbumsrshi auf ben 8oben, ben iie
bebout bab<n. uno bann fdngt bic 3ns
riidaaNuna an.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-06
saniom SSaats.
(SpssiaI sGorreipOnoert;.)


NttNtNIEV+IN tItUs o IUV--.
Sreo. 2nbmeier bate eiuen lei1ten
gtnfall bon 8ofen, Op1 pallerte oeriel=
be nur orst Sage.-SateGein6aro liegt
aud NIT ben 8pfen barllieoer. 6rau
50. opeliner bate leBte g9ohe oas lln=
glitf, basSdiiiiielbein 81 brehen bel
elmer Surhbrennersi. - fSrau 5enrp
Waaner febrte leBte g8ohe bon i6rer
8eiuhsreiie Suriif. Soc 9lreno fam
8nnneritag BON ieiner Geiie mad 9u=
buque MULTIPLICATION 5uriif. - 5rant
Wcgtanus bon Soma, 9. O., mar lebz
te 2eohe SIT geig9 bei ieinem 8ruoer
9at. 9lic gtreno.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-02-06
lSpe;iaL reiponoes.l
Farmer, /. SebrlIur 1902.

UAL NIX T. l. 1yeuLNuI l5U-. ~.
Sosrr 8. &rier fat iein gntlaIlungs=
geIuh ais gpltmeiiter pou SSarmer
titrsli1 uah ggaihingtpn eiugeianot,
uorauf 6err SSoIepb 9atenbpfen sum
8pitmetiter ernanrt rltroe, ipelbe
Stelle er am /. 5Sebruar angetreten
bat. So1 bleibt Die 4pitoTiee an oet
dlten Stelle, oa Soe iib glab genlie=
tibet bat In .. Grier's 2aoen. - Serr
3. &iiiinger bat feline gierteliettion
norbweitIih BON 6armer fir So, $40
perfuuft. 81. 8ppner lift baran, Iein
@isbaus aufsufiilen. gr besiebt iein
Sis ppn S. Spears in Mtitdell. - 8ei
gloam Gulberg mar am 81. Sanuar
elm Sans. -Serr Sp6n Sill bon Gart=
ton mar leBte gGo1a bel ieinen 6rsun=
Den in 5armer uno Gpipbanp auf Se=
iuh. Spbn Sahr.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

r MAXWELL; the Rainbow. Cornelius Vanderbilt
W. Bronson; the Rival W. P De Witt; the Flor
ence A. P. Alker; the Gevalia, T; O'Conor Sloane
D. Crimmins, and the Idalia, Eugene Tompkins
Among those present were Commodore and
M and Ms A E and pfann party Mr. an
Mrs. a. Baudouine. Theodore Hostetter. Mr.; and
and Mrs A. U J. Morgan. MOI AM S Mr. % and Mrs =. B
SsngeT Mr. apd pdd Mrs e. H. & the Misses
Mr. and Mrs. JOHN R. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Ed
a MRS \ Miss f Ge4Sf ahd Mrs. RadGp6
Schaefer and guests. Mr.. and Mrs; H; E; Decker
Mr. and Mrs Preinfce Pre- Ii TTeadWell. MI and Mrs;
Jackson; M "a and Mrs. George Murray. MI and and
4I;..;n Mr. and Ms Frank X, Hardy MI and Mrs John
Bedda Miss Biiou Fernando Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
MHamton Ha Mr and Mrs j. McL9ughlp oad; MT and and
Frank Fulgraf, Mr.. and Mrs. \. B. Alley, ". s.
Mb{inS g. the r0 Misses @ Whiting. William NJ Murray
Mrs Harry Jones, Judge and Mrs Warren n.' Higey'
lIr. ana Mrs, W. S. Sterling, the Misses stearn.
Rr and Nh Mrs and l. & e. Heon M and 2 MFs
Dr. Tanner @ Mr. Mr. and and Mrs John s Huyier. Colonel
& 3 E Theodore sh MT and Mrs f. seey
Miss Rich Mr. and Mrs John F. Baqd9ulne Mr.
Judge Conan and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
3, Nanny Frederick Unger; Miss Belle BuGllin,
Halstead Chief Bronson and guests Daniel E.
The races in the AFTERNOON were in charge OF the
regatta committee and Frank g. EuigTad BE
swimming instructor Of the NeW9YorR Athletic
Club, amused the crowd by giving swimming ex-
amd oPPedo Tne exhbo2 was aPpsuded
The lOO-yard swimming race for boys under hf-
mont; time minute. seconds, William Orthweing
won the swim race f0F boys gndeE twenty
Butler Whiting the tub race. The prizes
CIb (Fxecution L5gb5 The prizes were given to
both first and second competitors
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

was recently imported for Thomas A. Griffin As IL
stands among the handsome French automobiles
at the garage IL is striking demonstration OF the
art and perfection of American workmanship. It
Is entirely new in design, and IN its seating ar
rangements IL illustrates the ingenuity OF the Amer
ican manufacturer. Although intended to carry six
people. it has seating capacity for seven When
there are only one or two people In the tonneau
the seats which are unused drop down out OF ths
way.
The tonneau is deep red. relieved by polished
leather. The mud guards are also made OF alumni
mum. but after an entirely new idea The aluminium
Is stitched over the tenders, and the stitch marks
show, as in the OF tenders made OF patent
leather.
aluminium has many advantages for constructs
Ing automobile bodies" said Emerson Brooks YES
tsrday. In the first place it is as strong as steel
or nearly and presents wonderful resistance To
strains Of every nature Then II IS lighter than any
other material. a large tonneau body Weighing II,
aluminium less than hundred and fifty pounds
and ordinary body with one seat Weighing noe
IS capable Of being shaped into graceful designs
II also takes and retains high finish and IL is i'm
aluminium are beautiful. They afford the widesc
opportunity FOR carrying out the desires OF pur-
I'VE have been able to attain in This bod rss,,I4,
that equal II they do not surpass the best produced
IN france, where up TO the present time the only
aIuhhun oocleS In use have been built. Amerf-
can manufacturers have heretofore built bodies Oc
aluminium upon wood frames, but never entirely
or aluminium There is no advantage in building n
body of aluminium upon a wood frame There Is n,
gain in weight or strength The only advantage,
advertise that he makes aluminium bodies W.,
have taken orders for the construction of several
OF these bodies for the American Charron Girardoc
bodies upon a CharrOn sent down by this frur
recently from the factory at Rome. n. Y"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
ACTINE BEATEN AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, July 22.-Actine was well played 10 win
the six furlongs sprint the feature OF the card at
Belmar to-day, but she beaten a head by
Father Wentker. after setting a hot pace 10 the
last sixteenth pole. She looked a winner at the
head of the stretch. bu' tired before the finishing
line was reached. Weather clear; track fast. The
summary:
ave a furlongsl-I4ttle Giant, 100
CWallace), J. u lO3 o. O'Connorl, 10
to / second; KinfOrd. lo3 dcGovern) 40 to l. third
Time. 1:I0i7.
Second race (mile cnd seventy yards; seIns)-Belle
Simpson. R. Murphy. won; Mr.. Pomeroy. 100
(Scuily), second Claude Walton. 9s &C. Borner
- !, third. Time. 147ia.
Third tseven furlongs; selng-Reducer LOG CEarl
70 !. won; The Boer, 1o4 "a Weber, to l. second
Morton. Walsh. TO l. third. Tine l:29h4
Fourth furongs)-F'ather Wentker los tSin-
gleton). won: Actine. llS Rattiste 10 g. sec
ond; Bengal Is 10 1. third. Time, l;l5
Fifth mile and seventy yards: sellngl-Tick-
Walsh. 0 10 ;. Blue Mint. 81 &C. Bon
ner) l. second; Herodes. SIS Boyd II TO l, third
Time, 1:4Il2.
F. 81 &C. Bonner) o 3. won Zazel 40 tEnosl TO l.
second; Nettie Regent % Gioubre). 10 Q third Time
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
POI %.
SOME POINTS CONCERNING
THE GAME.

Cedarhurst Long island July % iSpeciaD.-A
stubborny contested game was seen here this
afternoon between Bryn Mawr and Lakewood. the
former team winning by score OF 10 4s4. Water
bury al one time had Il fall his pony rolling com
pletey over him, but the nimbe player was un-
hurt.
Waterbury for Lakewood, made the first goal
OF the game after some hard playing For the
remainder of the period the Lakewood team failed
TO score. In the second period the Bryn Mawr
team shut the Jersey team out entirely. In the
third period Lakewood scored twice, and also
twice In the fourth
The work OF the Bryn Mawr team from the
time the ball first thrown in fast and
fun OF brilliant plays. For the Lakewood team
the work OF CoVgdin and Waterbury excellent.
both men bearing the bruut OF the game, but
their play did not seem to have the usual give
and take which have always characterized IL. At
the beginning OF the last period a thunder shower
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Coupled.

Msanenheld 90 cFadden). 100 to and 20 to i M3uht
1o2 jBisr) zoo 70 ! and co 70 l. and stonewan. 81
tcochranD. 80 / and 15 to j. also ran Eva S9sseH
Finished second but disqualified Start GOOD Driving
by neck Time, 1:14zs.
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LEAGUE

Probably five thousand spectators witnessed
double header at Washington Park, Brooklyn, yes
terday between the Brooklyn and Philadelphia
teams. Both games well contested and the
onloolxers kept their seats until the last man had
been declared out in the final inning of the second
game. AS the home players both victories
they not only strengthened their hold on second
place. but slightly reduced the lead OF the flying
Pittsburg champions. Good batting characterized
the opening game, the curves of both Donovan and
Duggleby being hit freely. Donovan's support. how
ever was better than that accorded Duggleby
Dahlen played in fine form. and so did Thomas and
Barry, Brooklyn tied the score in the sixth inning
In the seventh the home players batted in four
runs winning the game.
When Evans, the pitcher. walked out the
diamond to shoot curves for the Brooklyn
team he was loudly applauded Evans was released
last week by the New-York Club and signed yes
terday with Brooklyn. His all around work
of the best sort, and the visitors did not score
run. Evans felded his position nicely. made run
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CLOSE FINISH AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 22-Barney Schreioer's Picquart In
the third race at Harlem to-day after being backed
from L TO 10 10 J. beat the prohibltve faVorite'
Little Scout in a desperate finish. only neck
separating them lt the wire. Coburn, who rode
the favorite. made claim OF foul against Lyme.
who rode the winner. and both boys were in the
stand for time. but no action was taken by
the judges. The OF CT five went to three
second choices and two favorites. Weather fine;
track dead and slow.
First tsx furlongs,mLamDoon 96 qIeigeson). to
2. won: Almaric 81 u. Walsh. IS ]. second;
Dale 1os CBirkenruth(; to l. third Time. I:ls3
Second race Cfve furongsl-Mss Manners. 107 Coburn
/. Penance I05 (Ransch) 70 l. second: Goody
Two ST 100 (MountaIn). Is third. Time.
Third Zone mile)-Picquart 104 Qyne). to /.
won Little Scout, liz Coburnl to 90 second Archie
1l2 q. Hicks). 20 10 !. third. Time 145G
Fourth race (seven furlongs)-Bragg 1o3 Ranschl, 8
Brilare, 50 (BTkenruth) i3 3.
cain 10T (Coburnl Q TO 8. third. Time. 1:3las.
Fifth (six and one-har furlongl-sardine. 100
CFlaaschD 2 Old Mike. Ill IT DEAN, 10 /
second; Add. =; Cieade) Il I. third Time 1859
Sixth (six one-haf furlongs)-Della Ostrand
100 Nuto. TO p won: Marion Lynch, 100 DEAN 10
1:26ls.
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The water sports began az p. m. with a 1OO-yard

The water sports began at p. m. with a 1OO-yard
swimming match by boys under sixteen wears The
winner was J. c. Andersen; II. b. Warren, second.
Time, lis. 1O0-yard scratch swimming race was
won BY w. r. Orthwind Chester Beecroft, second;
B. Whiting, third. Time. 1IO.
Professor Gus Sundstrom. OF the New-Yorl1
Athletic Club, gave some interesting swimming
feats, notably limitations of a seal and smoking
A canoe race of an eighth of mile was won by
MessrS. Swan and Vulte; Kane and HeyWard, sec
ond; Rice and Andersen, third.
The tub race won by b. Whiting; Andersen.
second: Stevenson, third.
II IRe Rfoy Ioo-ysrd handicap Swimming match was won
The water sports managed by Frank j
Fullgran William Caldwell was the announcer.
ana Eugene Gianinni was the timekeeper The
prizes were silver matchboxes bearing the club
seal enclrced by blue enamel wreath
The yachts IN the harbor Included Frank j.
Goulds steam yacht Helenita August BelmOnt's
sloop Mlneola, A. Baudouines Buccaneer Theodore
Hostetter's Seneca, c. NJ. Myers's Maspeth ]. VI.
MacDonough's big houseboat Cachalot the schoon-
ers hllInina, Muriel. Qussetta and Fortuna. the
Emenne. owns' bX stephen w. Roach; the Celt, j.