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The evening world., 1902-02-28
FOUR CHALLENGERS
BEING BUILT.
YANKEE YACHTSMEN WANT
SEAWANHAKA CUP BACK.
bridgeport Yacht club Among the
'hniienErrs q" the Canadians
for Race.

Ynca'smen Of Long island Sound are
much Interested In this y.a-. trial races
Tor IN" selection II q challenger '-r the
seiH'nhtkn-'nrnthinn Challenge Cup.
partly Tor the reason jint sound club
-'1. bridgeport Yacht CM5-has rh,I.
!'nEed the canadians 'nr the possession
of '5c trophy aud partly tecau.e the
four na,ts a'-.,iS under construct on
ar" from direren, les En-rs
'"nm"ior" Mcdonald. II the Hrlisa-
port Yacht clue j. Interested Vita a
Synd,ci'" .n one vn'h'. whic7 = lee uE
built from ~ ~ ,ruNn.nshicli.s d.si-u
william u Smith # quincy Point.
Mass 'h't'ss T. MoNcr ,ni An n
HUM nr" having nnptH"- yacht ha.' ry
T sm'ta ID HN ,nn. y T.. T..
Huntington 10 N,w h.l' aas 'ha
th.ri n'ht Iu HlaI sh. sfrV.c. Com
IA ai'f" Wilson MsfrhsI ~ tile l.a-rl-
mont Yacht cluo. ami e. S,..y. %
iAr same ,l.n
Tie fpur' boat l1 which cor--p '7-c
Mcdonald - $50 .nt. .st"I rs r.-s
constructed ai tn ra-I ,s Jones g L..
horde. y oshkosh w.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
GUS RUHL|N MADE
FITS NOSE BLEED.
AUSTRALIAN BEGINS TRAIN
ING FOR BIG FIGHT.
VIII Continue In Active Work
Preparatory to Bout with
Jim Je6rtes.

Rob Fi'zsimmons has started in - do
hari training for his coming battle with
Champion Jim JeTries. Fiu returned
from chisag, yesterday morning After
a few hours rest he donned his training
clothes, and. going into Fred Fleck's
pavilion at Bath Beach which he has
engaged to DO his work in began To
skip the rope. punch the bag. and also
boxed ;hre. fast rounds with Gus
Ruhlin
Both men went nj II Cor keeps" with
he result that the Akron Giant" drew
IN" clare; from Fits nos. In the third
round by landing a straight, left on the
organ. Fiiz then cut loose and sent in
volley o, lef;s and rights to Ruhlin's
face and body which made the latter
very tired
"Lanky Bob" will continue mis- hard
training. Increasing his routine work
eEc IN day. Rubin Will in all probability.
bc retained as Fitz-immonss trainer
and sTarr!ng partner.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
FORBES is STILL
BANTAM CHAMPION
But Tommy Feltz Proved Hard Foe and at
Times Had Better Of Fight.
,scsri,i to n, Ey.z.a. worl4l

tsnsriil 10 The EysH,a. worI4l
ST LOUIS Feb. 2I-Harry Forbes got
tho decision over Tommy Feltz At tn.
West End club last nisht after nrecn
rounds " ias, and hard nghtins hy
both mcn. NJ sucn aggressive battle
has been witnessed at the CLUB this
season.
Throughout the entire battle there
was not an idle moment !or either
lighter. F"Iz put up a splcaild aght.
and his stubborn boring In. coupled with
his disregard 81 Forbess savage hooks
and the pun!Ahment he received. won
him the sympathy OF large part Of
the big crowd
While doing much Of the leading, how
ever. most Of FELIX'S effective work
was done after Referee Sheridan had
ordered tho men to break and after
Forbes had dropped his hands IN com
piiance with the order. Under the rules
OF the contest. which provided for the
men b break when ordered. Forbes
The evening world., 1902-02-28
SULLIVAN HASN'T
HAD ENOUGH YET
WOULD LIKE TO MEET TERRI
IN ONE MORE FIGHT.
David Looks n. Though lie Ia
been Up Against Something
on the "Terriblc" order.

Dave Sullivan. who engaged Ter
McGove-n in fifteen rounds o, glo,
argument In Louisville. on Saturda
night, Is back in town
lie looks A. though he had been Z
against something terrible A discoIor
alton Of ,he righ; eye and a split ca
were eloquent evidences OF that wh!c
has been spoAen
But Dsv" "a game He would STAG
HIS little frlne feminist that ,
the mighty Terry again. he says an
aneni that hfteen-round battle re say
he lost because he was too connden
and that was why he looked 50 bad.
Il was too confident and that IL a
there Is to Il. said Dave Had take
atvan;lGc ~ my opportunities and nj,
Oh; Terry when ! had him In bad shap
AZ times would not b. tho OBJECT o
- many gues,ioucrs as TO how 1t hap
p"rct. but then | must no: complain
now was beaten. and that is al
there is - t..
out. say. think can be,: Tc--,
yet. ana would welcome a re,ur,
match with him. When Terry saws 40
III clinch N" match
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had much the better %, the bout. lie
-d'd the clcancs and mos, effective
work. sending h. right and left hooks
and labs to FItza face again and
again as the latter rusned la with him.
While his occasional swings and jabs
punished the savannah boxer severely.
Feliz was not 90 bee denied, and a,
many stages OF me game he did work
which would probably have resulted In
MS dlsgualiacatlon had his blows AFFECT.
I'd Forbes. Dlsrcgarding the referee g
orders 20 break, he would work his
right and left on Fnrbess ribs and stom-
nch, bringing both hands TO Forbes
head and jaw. sending in some hard
blows
Forbes hung on some himself toward
the close OF the Tight. and both men
showed a readiness to clinch For
clean and hard blows. however, Forbes
hal the better Of the bout and the de-
ctsion was q popular one.
For gamencss and aggressiveness
Felix showed to as great advantage as
any boxer who has ever appeared here
Despite Forbes's hard tabs. he would
shake his head and go back at his man.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
300 ENTRIES
FOR THIS MEET.
C0lUMBIA'S EVENT PROM
Uses GREAT SUCCESS.
Many Champion. VIII Copt~., In
Games ut Twelfth Regiment
Armors To- Morrow.

Eislt hundred entries nave been -.
ra.gsd f5r ;He intercollegiate .n'crs hol-
astr and open events % 'h" games a.
tie Column University Track As-pci'.
ton ;o-m1rr,w afternoon and ev.n.us
a. tho Tvr.fs1 Res n'ni Armory. SAY
s'C'nI street and columbus ay'nu"
SINE ~ the star athletes IN m. dis
tri-' hav" entered Cameron and Frank
are oa TIC 1lrk marks In N" 'W'-m'i'
b.cs %, race l. T. j Fern5ach. II e.
e. Y y ana r johnson - Column
hp viii hay" 10 out IN the shot-gui 81.
,ris stsl's and = J walsh Will CON
edo marts In rh. 6o ami ,o-yIrd ia.hes.
Na.,' Joan Hrtv and " r MI.augh
llu wili ae ~ the rear IN ~" mile run
IaicrrHIi's relays between Yale
CuMrb, and P.rnsy wanna. ami Rut-
gers. Stevens and -. e y NlU ..
held
The evening world., 1902-02-28
JEFFR|ES MINUS
ALL HIS JEWELRY.
IT WASN'T STOLEN, BUT WAS
ATTACHED IN LAW SUIT.
Mig Ed Dunkhorst .akes Legal
Method to Mshe Champion
Pay Him $50.

CLEVELAND. FEB. G.-champlor
Jim Jefrries has another lawsuit on his
hands. ard the man who would sepa-
rate the big fellow from some OF hi.
cash by legal presses Is Ed Dunkhorsi,
known in she pusillstlc world as the
Human Freight Car"
Dunkhorst is suing FOR $3.50 OF watch
sum he claims 800, ~ Tor professional
services rendered while training JET
fries for his hght with G'ltzsimmons
i2i.Jo for railroad fare and 50 for hotel
bill.
Two cons,abies served papers on JET
fries az the Star Theatre. where tn"
champion is appearing in sparrins
matches with his brother John. The
constnbles attached two watches,
chain. n diamond and watch charm
belonging to Jeffries Jenries SAYS II -
his former manager. not he. who owes
the money io Dunkhorst
The evening world., 1902-02-28
CRESCEUS WILL
co TO HAVANA.
CHAMPION TR0TTER TO GIVE
EXHIBITIONS THERE.
Will Tour United states First and
Try for New Record Mt Mem
pills In October.

Cresceus. tHo CRATE, tro.tsr '17t ever
stepped over track and In, hampton
OF the world. will he taken 20 Havana.
Cuba. at the end Of the coming season
He will arrive there about December
and for month viii be- engaged 10 XIV.
ting exhibitions.
Previous Ia that his Owner R..l MAKE
tour OF the United States NTH him a,.
irst appearance being q; indianapolis.
Following that will come cNh oitlpns 9,
Pl;tsburg. Aibaay. New York PH.h-
delphia and Baltimore Then at Mem
phis. In October. the great horsa will 30,
called upon for the supreme effort of H..
life. George Ketcham viii drive MIN IN
an effort TO lower the present world .
trottins record. which by the nay. d,
Cresesuss
The evening world., 1902-02-28
CHANGES IN EMPIRE TRACK.
horses of Messrs. ButIer and nropL
VIII he There In S,r,,

Many changes are contemplated in IN,
Empire ci':' rack which was Dough,
at auctio-' :; q syndicate OF tro,tins
horsemen for s3p"cl this week. Edsa:
Bronx has been elected temporary chair.
man of the syndicate
A large horse shed Is contemplated.
and the plans will soon be prepared
for its erection. Mr.. Butler gave Supt.
Treanor orders TO have forty stalls pre-
psret and Mr. Bronx twenty. as their
horses VIII be on the ground on tho
frzt ~ April
The evening world., 1902-02-28
HARVARD TO ROW NAVY.
Two.Mi1e Race Arranged with An
nap0lis for May -.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Feb. 2s.-A two
mile boat race between The Annapolis
Naval Academy crew and a crew from
the Weld or the Newell Boat Club OF
harvard has been arrsnsed TO take
place on May - at Annapolis.
The only condition Il that enough
money be raised TO defrAy the inc!deu-
~ sxpsnses.
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Ante Up was considered the best al,
The horses who wen, To- the pos. In tn.
opshinE event and was mad. favori'-
..Iid there was A big play on Bertha
Nell and DIR. Stephens Tn. baker.
OF the last named were tie ones
cash. although his margin at the .nd
49, only a short head Ante In AMI
sixsesnth. Nhcrc Ante In u',-i D..
stephens then jo!r.d DIN lcnae aud
after hard drive Dr stephens gnt 40
tnc very last stride and won by i,
faor. head. Ante In ,ni,.d in ,b,-i
pace = length and half back - Dlm
a., second Rlce-Mile and an .lg,,th
Won by ARA. Primo. Zsna was second.
ana Joe Collins third
Th!rd Racc.-Won by Nas,,-ful
Erin. Z.no was second Jn. collins
Third. ''''''
2urth Racc.--Wnn by Lingo. Amlri-
ear! was second, Balm %, Gl.cad third
The evening world., 1902-02-28
Cen,ur, wh.-Im.n,. Dinner.

Tn. Century wh-~ln-a viii e.l-sr,t. their
snuGa! dinner Al the clubhouse. No.. 80 And
$40 Amsterdam avenue. to- morrow evening al
10 n.rlock.
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10 the ability his c1un,rymnn and
viii likcly bet siderable money on
his chances to H.H
Fleming, too Boo. large following.
iui betting on '.n a'gt promises to be
~ spirited ~ So bee 'hr wrestling
The evening world., 1902-02-28
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

tsp>cial 10 10. ~ Wo-tr
PlcE TRACK, NEW ORLEANS
rsb. Ga-Thc entries Tor tomorrow
races are as follows.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
Terry McGovern Will
Be Among Those Who
Will Witness What
Promises to Be a
GruelIing Contest.

That the bout will he decided on is
merits Is certain. for Hugh Leonard. IN.
J wrestling Instructor OF the New Yors
A, G., and probably one Of the best au-
thori,ies IN the game. has been selected
to act a. referee
Many prominent sporting men will be
In attendance. and among them might
be mentioned Terry McGov.rn. Thc little
brooklyn hshter has taken a decided in
ier.s; In the match. and on his way To
the New STAR Theatre. in Harlem. shere
ae i showing VITA nls Road TO Ruin"
cl'npany he VIII dro? in and see part
u the bout. lie will De introduced By
johnny Dunn.
Conditions OF the Match.
The conditions of the match are under
iraeco-Roman rules without the stransI.
a'Ii. Tn" men are 10 wrcstle two hours.
"hen decision must be given whether
a itII u gained by .itatr man or not II
r'iirr man SANS a :iIl w!ta!n an hour
~ no tt!l j. gained within the nour 4
rest 81 ih- s"unc duration Will pc al
The sn', rttlnmsnt w!l! commence with
q bag punching exhibition ~ DaI zen
res. m. Oklahoma Spii-r. WAC out
classes any pls!.l>i al punChIH; the
-Ph"r" inat mas ever appeared here
AIputs
Tn. preliminary bout, arranged Will
be- exciting from start tu inisl. a. Free!
Mnshl. lf IEr.rn, SRltzerlAui and Jo.
Miller, IN" wrestling giant Of Williams
burg CAST house ZANE. aye Nrli-knoyn
srIPplers - ability MO-hi l. known As
The Terrible lg"nftn The bout be
tween An'nn Sllb-rs, of the German
American Athletic club. and Jim t;aIy.n
~ Ireland, VII 10" 4 hummer and AFFORD
unusual excitement.
Pi.nln;'s timc-keep-r will be A!.xan-
der Bruwn. % the soney Island sport
Ing Club. and Sorb,Ck will have mis-
manager, George \ Higgins
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D. A17l- Iur..Hs s.ufrFa~ i-ir'sf
sled ~ 'or The season u 1879 sitA The nisoa,
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Neoa'iias 20 letter ia'' --.l,.a from rub.
n. ..,.h.n ,-a,ln Ia m.rAna n, nr,u,s M
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
CHICAGO HAS PLAN
TO REGULATE BARRIERS
Ordinance introduced Requiring Them
to Keep Razors Sharp and
Mouths Shut.

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-If the "whiskers"
ordinance which Alderman Hart intro
duced in the council becomes a law IL
will remove much OF the torture under
which mankind is now suffering. Hart.
law requires all BARRIERS TO be licensed.
to keep sharp razOrs. TO keep theiT
mouths shut. no matter what argument
the customer starts.
A barber who cuts or skins customers
viii be deprived Of his license. He must
have ability TO prepare and fit for use
the ordinary tools used by BARRIERS. in
cluding the proper antiseptic treatment
Of tools" and he must know the nature
and effect Of diseases of the skin and
scalp"
The use Of sponges and powder pufrs
are prohibited; a separate towel must
be used for each person; every shop
must be provided with running hot and
cold water, and a barber must cleanse
his hands thoroughly after serving each
customer.
BARRIERS who have worked two years
in Chicago need not take the examina-
tion. All they will have TO do will be
to submit proof Of their exemption and
pay 81 TO the city collector. All new
BARRIERS and newcomers must take the
examination. and the cost of a GER
tifcate TO them is TO be S.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
CHICKEN HUNT HELD BY
NEGRO CHURCH MEMBERS
Leg Of Fowl Under Bible On Pulpit. and
Girl Found It.

TRENTON, n. J., Dec. 22.-The con-
gregation Of the st. Paul African Zion
Methodist Church enjoyed a chicken
hunt Thursday night.
The parishioners were confined in the
Sunday school room. while the pastor.
the Rev J. E Rodgers. took a chicken
leg and hid il under the Bible on the
pulpit
The finder was entitled 20 a chicken
under the rules Of the game. When ev-
erything was in readiness the congrega-
ton was let into the church. and the
search began. One member climbed in
the organ loft and searched among the
pipes Of the instrument.
Another member went over all the
pews. but the last one in the room. So
phia a. scraggs. fourteen years old
went directly TO the pulpit and with a
triumphant shout pulled the chickens
leg from under the Bible.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
AMERICAN CAPITAL
INVESTED IN MEXICO
Fully Half a Billion Dollars
in Enterprises.

According TO a report TO the State De-
partment from Consul General a. D. Bar
low. at Mexico City. half billion dollars
Of American capital is invested in various
enterprises throughout Mexico, by LIZ
companies, firms. and individuals The
report continues:
This amount has practically been all
invested in the past quarter OF a cen
tury. and about one-haH Of It has been
invested within the past five years.
THE imEctus given to MeKico's indus
tries by this enormous augmentation OF
the nations working capital accounts in
no small degree for the Industrial
progress which it has made during the
past twenty-five years.
with Mexico buying 5S per cent OF all
her imports from the United States and
selling so per cent OF all her exports to
the United States, and with this enor-
nous investment Of American capital in
Mexico, the commercial bond between the
sister republics is one that can hardly be
broken. Il Is one. too. that is constantly
growing IN strength. The flow Of Amer
ican money into this republic has appar-
emily only begun.
More American capital is invested in
the railroads Of Mexico than In any other
single line-about 70 per cent Of the
total. In this line American capital
dominates.
Next In Importance % the railroads
from the point Of view OF American can
ital invested, is the mining Industry. the
amount being. in round figures. $50. .OC0
Co.,"
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
CHEST OF GEMS IS
UNEARTHE0 IN MEXICO
Were Hidden Beneath Flagstone In
Chapel of a College

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 22.-Senor Ola
varia. director OF Las Vozcainas College.
reports TO the government the discov-
cry at that institution OF a hidden chest
containing a solid silver image Of the
Virgin. inlaid with gold and incrusted
with gems. 1872 diamonds, 342 emeralds.
26 rubies 4 iacinths. and 1887 pearls.
The gems viii become the property OF
the government. The director was told
Of the existence Of the chest by an old
matron OF the college, who says that its
hiding place was confided to her years
ago by a former matron while on her
deathbed. The chest was hidden be-
meath a aagstone in the chapel
There is much alarm on the west coast
over the reported appearance OF the bu-
bonic plague at Maatlan.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
PENNSYLVANIA MOB
YEllS "KlLL THE NIGGER'
John Wilson Bites Policeman's Face
and Is Beaten Into Submission.

CHESTER. Pa. Dec. 22.-Omcer Levia
Mcdonald Saturday night went to the
rescue Of Mrs. Wilson. colored. who was
being brutally beaten by her husband
Wilson turned on the policeman, bit a
big piece OF flesh from his face. and in
hicted other Injuries OF a serious char
acter.
platoon OF police went TO McDon-
AIDS assistance. The negro fought like
a wild beast. and was not taken ir1o
custody until beaten into submission
with clubs. Wilson was committed 10
jail on the charge Of mayhem and as
saulting an o. Ger. A great crowd fol-
lowed the patrol wagon, yelling Kill
the Niger"
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
NINE-YEAR- OLD BOY
SWINDLES MANY HOTELS
Remarkable Record Achieved in Three
Weeks by an East Syracuse Lad.

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Dec. PA nine
year-old boy. giving the name OF Frank
Brigden, was taken 20 East Syracuse
yesterday by a Canastota policeman,
and there placed in charge Of his uncle.
William H. Melmotte. The boys story
Of his life for the past three weeks is
remarkable. His success in getting free
meals at hotels and free rides on trains
was remarkable.
The lad is the son OF Charles Brigden,
OF Pittsburg, Pa. a train dispatcher,
and is a bright. well-dresed boy.
Three weeks ago he ran away from
home and went to find his grandmother
at Conneaut. Ohio. with whom he wish
ed to live He had no money. but ran
aged to get through by pretending that
he was riding with some or. else, and
his small size helpe3 him out. His
grandmother was away visiting. and he
decided to 90 to his uncle at East Syra-
cuse. Friday he arrived IN this city.
His method here is sample OF his sys-
tenn at hotels generally.
He registered at the Warner Hotel
and asked for a room with bath. saying
that his father would arrive In a day OF
two. He was readily believed. He re-
mained over night and had breakfast.
for which he signed a check Then he
took the train for East Syracuse. He
boarded the wrong train and 1t took him
past his destination. At Canastota he
was put OF by a New York Central de-
tective and turned over to the police.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
FISTIC PROMOTERS
HAVE LOTS OF TROUBLE
Corbett and McGovern Bout
May Be Called Off.
JEFFRIES FINDS A TARTAR
Knocked Down BY Jack fionroe in
Butte, Mont.-Bob FitzsimmOns
To Be Taken On.

Now that Gov. A. T Bliss. Of Michi-
gan. has declined to allow the Corbett-
McGovern bout TO be pulled or at the
Metropolitan Athletic Club. in Detroit,
the pugilistic promoters are at their wits
ends. From Pittsburg. san Francisco.
Louisville. aud others cities offers have
been received to carry cut the affair
Louisville looks like the best city Of
the bunch. The managers Of the South
ern Athletic Club say that. although an
injunction was handed down against the
sport the last time the two boxers were
scheduled to meet. things have changed
and "milr might be pulled of with
out interference on the part Of the au-
thorities
The injunction was granted some
months ago. but several days later h
vas set aside. Those who were opposed
TO the fight were given until December
20 TO file an appeal They failed to come
to scratch. II is now believed that box
ing can be held in Kentucky.
The Pittsburg promoters have put IN
q bid. They guarantee there viii be no
Interference by the authorities Ii is
said that the Detroit managers viii test
the Michigan law by taking the fighters
to that city for a three-round bout. II
they are arrested then a legal battle
will follow.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
MAN SMALL POTATOES
AND FEW IN A ROW.
"FIourishes In the Morning; In the
Evening the Undertaken Hath Him"

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 22.-Atlanta has
just had a unique banquet. This was a
gravediggers' feast. given by a we'll
known firm OF undertakers. Barclay &
Brandon.
The guests were sections. undertakers.
doctors. newspaper men AID a few
lawyers. In describing why all these
classes were invited the Journal says
The doctor starts the ball rolling
when the patient comes under his care.
This is the first link in the human chain.
Following in close order comes the un-
dertaker. who prepares the unlucky
mortal for the last sad rites. With no
undue loss OF time the newspaper prints
the obituary and the sexton follows by
digging the grave. The lawyers follow by
administering the estate. Each man at
the festal board has fellow feeling for
the other man, and all are linked close
ly by the bond that joins them to-
gether."
Among the toasts responded to. with
witty speeches. were:
What Are We Here For?" Col John
c. Reed. a member Of the cemetery COM
mlttee of the city council.
The Future State Of Man." H. H.
Cabanass, Of the Atlanta Journal"
From the Cradle to the Grave Is but a
Days Journey" J. T. Wallace. OF
Mexico.
After Life. Death. and After Death
the Undertaken" Nj. Barclay. the under
taker.
Or. George Brown and DR.. Van Dyke
also spoke in professional way. and an
other member OF the council cemetery
committee, J. H. Harwell gave cheerful
advice.
In the midst OF the repast a lawyer
told Humorous story and then the sex
ton toned the dinner bell
Tho following toast was drunk to the
grayefIggers present:
"All things come TO those who wait"
This cheerful entertainment was con-
cluded by the assembled guests drawing
for the left hind foot OF a graveyard
rabbit that had been caught and killed
In Oakland Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
Oddly and Grace.

Another use Of the thread idea is de-
lightful in its oddity and grace. A light
gray sewing silk is made into a giant
cobweb which may be in a corner OF the
rcOb near the ceiling OF between several
branches OF tree To it are fastened
gaudy spiders made OF funy cotton. In
place Of flies little crystallized fruits or
hardy flowers are attached TO the
threads. Leaves cut from scarlet, yell
low. gray. and brown paper are stitched
here and there to the web.
OF pendants attached to the tree tho
variety is great and striking. The iavor-
ite way is candied OF gingered fruit
red plums, tiny oranges. pieces Of car
ambola. mandarin orange, blood orange.
figs, strings OF watermelon seeds, white
and black. squash 5eeds, almonds. peach
pits. and cherry pits; cakes Of every
shape and color; candies and other
sweetmeats. Bright effects are obtain
ed by a liberal use OF gold and silver
tinsel, diminutive mirrors. and little
fags- The tinsel is applied directly TO
the trunk and branches, sprinkled on
the hr needles. or wrapped around wood
en- frameWOrks.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
OUTLAWS BESEIGED BY
FARMERS AND DETECTIVES

LOOGOTEE. Ind. Dec. 22.-Farmers
have surrounded in a barn west OF this
place the outlaws WHO held up the night
clerks at Patterson's restaurant, robbed
two stores and attempted to rob the
White River Bank here Saturday morn
ing.
A posse of armed men went out last
night to assist in the capture The de-
tectives, who arrived in the interest OF
the bank and insurance companies, also
went out to assist the farmers.
The Washington times., 1902-12-22
PLATE PRINTERS
BOWLING LEAGUE
Averages aid Individual
Standing of Members.

The end Of the past week found no
change in the standing Of the teams in
this league. The steady Improvement OF
the players in this league has been
noteworthy both in team work and in
diyidual averages.
Land still leads IN individual averages
and HardIe moved up from fourth to
second place. showing Helmerichs and
Lord each down a peg. The players
which compose the Bureau team in the
Departmental League are by far the
best in the Plate Printers League. The
first seven. with the exception Of O'COu-
nor, play with the Departmental leaders.
Standing OF the teams.