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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-30

a soup or croquettes or-rarsbit. as they
VIII be more digestible and IalatabIe this
BOILED PEAS.
If peas are fresh picked do not shell
them until ready to cook. Then slightly
salt and sweeten the water, having it boil
ing hot. Drop the peas in slowly through
the fingers so that the water viii not stop
boiling. Let them cook uncovered SO they
xvi5I Fec, their color and favor xxTI,e,
they are tender-20 minutes should be SUI
fcient time-take them up with little of
the liquor in which they are boiled but
ter and pepper them and add a little sW eet
cream, heate The cream may be omit
ted but is a great improvement Omit the
sugar If the peas are young and Just gath
cred sprig of mint or parsley may be
added. The pods If fresh and tender may
be stewed in a little water and this used
for making the sauce or for soup.
CHINA CHILO.
This is a rageut made with mutton and
green peas. steWed with onions. lettuce,
butter and spices and served with a boz
der of rice boiled in broth and rnoistened
with hot butter. most excellent dish.
Cold cooked mutton may be used
PEAS WITH BUTTERED EGGS.
Put pint of young peas in a saucepan
with piece of butter. teaspoonful Of
chopped parsley, a little salt and pepper;
and stew until tender Beat two eggs and
pour over the boiling peas; and as soon as
eggs set serve at once on buttered toast,
before eggs can harden
ENGLISH PEAS PORRIDGE HOT.
Cover a quart of fresh peas with a quart
of boiling water. add a teaspconful of
dried mint leaves and tablespoonful Of but
ter. Cover and cook slowly until the peas
are very soft. Season with salt and pep
per and thicken with two tablespoonfuls
Of butter rolled in two tablespoonfuls of
flour. Add two cups of hot milk and rub
the whole through a sieve and serve very
PEAS Az PARMEsAN.
Boil a pint of fresh young peas until
tender: drain, season and beat in follow
ing mixture. Put one and half ounces
of grated cheese in saucepan with two
tableSpOonfulS of cream. half cup of
milk, two tablespoonfuls of butter, a salt
spoonful of salt and dash of white pepper.
Let the cheese and butter dissolve then
add the peas; stir few minutes and then
serve.
GREEN PEAS A LA NORMANDIE-
Wash a few heads Of cabbage lettuce,
a handful of parsley, three or four green
onions and cut them in shreds; put into
a saucepan with three quarts of green
peas and half a cup of butter; cover the
pan and let cook over a. slow fire with
out adding moisture. Stir frequently to
prevent burning When tender season with
pepper and salt, turn into a hot dish and
soy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-30
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Gems Cleaned from the Teachings of
All Denominationg.

Faith is the light that illumines the
darkest hour. 1t is the star that shows
the way.-Bishop Morrison, Methodist,
New Orleans
The Washington times., 1903-04-18
FOR SALE-H0USES.
GOOD INVESTMENT. ss.5oo.

DOWN TOWN Fashionable Northwest
section Two-story brick. Nine rooms and
bath; steam heat; economical lot. Rent,
80 ONLY $500 Good investment or fine
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sTEAM CARPET CLEANING.

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
WORKS -arpets antisapt;eslly cleaned by our
modern process Carpets taken np, cleaned
stored add relsid. MATTRESSES made "a order
and reEnade Iron beds spsines, ccuciles siivasas
and cots H. NENAYEB, So 1llh st Nv.
iheass Nam 81 s2lEs9s
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LEONARDO DAHCING CLASS.
BIRDS, dogs, ETC.

FOR SALE-Iswn grass. flower. add g5T1f-a
SEED. spring bulbs, PlsF0tS, c1nariez. fancy
paH!try dogs, eats, etc. SCHMID's BIRD
STORE. 10 18th 81. nv nbrt-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. j. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERS,
9lS ST. NV
Trustees Sale OF Valuable
Building Lots in the Subdi-
vision Kn0wn as ''Buenna
VISTA" an Addition TO Ana
costa, D. c.

BY virtue OF q certain decd OF trust. duly n
corded in Liber No 1906. at folio 63 et seq, OF
the land records IL the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the holder Of the note
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee Will
sell, at public auction, on the premises, at the
corner OF 18th and EmpOTiE Streets So, on FRI
DAY THE PATH DAY OF APRIL, 1908, CON
NENCtSG At . O'CLOCK j. ", and continu-
ing until all the lots sold, the following
described land and premises, situate IN the
county OF Washington, SAID District, and dis
tiuguished as original lots Il, 3, and p OF
the subdivision OF that certain tract OF land IN
said county, known Chichester, made BY r.
d. Carpenter, surveyor, and known part
Of the Talburt estate. excepting such parts Of
said lots as were sold and released from the
operation of said deed Of trust u the subd-
vision of said lots L, y, and -, as made and
recorded by Andrew NJ Green in the surveyor 5
Office f0T said District and known ''Buenna
Vista n l.iber County No $. at folio ~. The
lots II be sold as follows. Lots I 10 10 in
elusive, in block /. lots / TO II, inclusive III
block ,; lots | 10 II, inclusive in block 3;
lots l. ;. ), :, >. G. ; and Q, in block 1; lots
= :. 9, 10, H. 10 aud 20. in block ;. lots l. >
3. .. g. .. 5. q II block o: lots 8 8. :, : Q. -
10, Il. Is, 70, and 20, in block :. lots l 10 10
and IS to 30. both inclusive, in block 8 lots I
TO Il. inclusive. in block Q; lots ! 10 10, inchI-
siyc. in block 10; lots I 10 g. inclusive and
.. and II TO IL inclusive. IN block Il; lots / to
%. inclusive, in block u; lots l 10 ). incIu-
viii be offered separately
Terms II sale. Onc-third cash, balance in one
year. secured by deed Of trust on property sold
at per cent interest OF al cash at Opt OF
purchaser. Deposit 81 SO on each lot required
at time Of sale; conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost feTfus 81 sale 10 be complied
with within fifteen days from date Of sale other
wise the trustee reserves the right 10 resell At
the risk and cost Of the dcfsuting purchaser. or
purchasers after st least Eve DAYS notice Of
such resale in some newspaper published in the
District Of Columbia
BBAINARD IT. WARNER. Trustee
|
\. B--Plats exhibited at time and place Of
sale. OF may he had application to auc-
tioncer, Thomas i. owen. 9i3 Street NV. or
&C ia Monroe Street, AnaCostia. Cake Ana
costa cRTs 10 Morris Road Anaesstia: thence
east on Morris Road to property. about one.halt
mile.) JOHN B LARNER.
Attorney Tor Holder Of Notes
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WATTED-BOARDERS.

ROOM an3 Joa-a. 81 per week: Eir-iui1 .ala-
by references given AID required. his gta
81 u- d
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TRUNKS repaired called for, made good rs pew
and returned; prices very reasonable Largest
sf0ea q popular priced Fru:iss, 5ae= and salt
cases ia she c.ty- 0ar ovu IassEe. ad-Fess
TRUNK FACTORY 7a5 sth 81 av- Phone
Asin 355G-A apI-tf
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT House, IN Petworth, sin 81 extend
ell, >rion bricks 2-J1; Tenlcy town. u. c. ou
Wisconsin ave. room cottages $40 so. Ten
icy town. D. C., Grant Road - rooms $50
LOIIS r. SHOEMAKER co. so r st. NV
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-CapabIe, husfIiHg Young coiG---T mon
and women Of COED appearance. as insurance So
hcitors- Apply Al ROOMS u and - 90 P
- nv apl1-aJ
BOYS AND GIRLS make good income selling
oar beautiful colored pictures sells quiesIy az
Circulars free f. CLARE R.ses.5ft Nd
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

NEW. Two stories Eight rooms and two
tiled baths. Beautiful BAY window brick.
located on r Street northwest Rent, 50
per month Can he bought for LESS THAN
5000 An exceptionally fine opportunity
for i Weil-p3ying investment
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY. " st. NV,
clearing 80 week; stock and fixtures worth
500: price $3.50 u. r. HoWENSTEIN. ai0 q
r. aDls-$t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-S5x- rooIu house and bath; town wa
ter: large lot; high elevation: near car Inc;
new house. in iyattsviile. Also one OF six
rooms, large lot. fruit and shade slulbb1Fy;
on main street IN the town. near car lines.
AR'iHi CARR, Hyatt0ilie apls-St
FOR SALE-ou the Heights. near the II st. cars
tone taTet, with shade and -p1uEs; large lots
running from zo,90@ 10 5000 feet at one cent
foot GnuH lots at IL cents foot cheapest
and he.t IN the District. oue-third cash: YOU
buy direct fToIu the owners. fine views; beauti-
fu location; high and healthy office G23 F
ST, open from =. I'D. TO o p m- \ few 81
the best lots left. Central Hcjghts.) Take II
81. So 10Th It. and transfer To Central
Heights Agent On grounds all day sunday.
apIe-at
FOR SALE-Several cheap houses al1d lois in
Brightwood Park D g., alsa acre lots north OF
the city at speculative prices. LOUIS +. SHOE
MAKER Co, go ; st. ap1s-3t
FOR SALE Six-roum house and J.g52 square
feet Of land, with grape arbcr and fruit trees.
Oh electric line; 10 minutes ride, or about 3
miles from Washington; $50 cash or $3.50 on
tine. Also Il acres, Groom house, and plenty
OF shade and fruit trees, $500. Also o acres
and 7-raom house, - 600. Also building lots
sI0O each; s. down and 81 per week
JAMES F. CLEMENTS, 1906 G. II. NV.
aPIT-3t
FOR SALE-Six-roou house; lot 51xI5O: bailt
four years; good as nca; city water and lstrobe;
everything in perfect condition. close 10 car
line on high ground in Northwest Price
81 $50: teens easy. WELLS & WELLS. Hyatts-
vile. Nd. api5-5t
SALE or SUBURBAN LOTS-Ou account Of
severe and continued storm. the big sale of
nearly 100 building lots At Ballstan- on electric
road, between Washington and Falls Church,
eight minutes ride from Washington, on so
cent fare. is POSTPONED until May T. 1905
when each ard every lot sill be sold 60 highest
bidder. Terms. $40 cash. balance > per month
Now Is tHc time to buy a convenient nome.
For particulars or write To JAMES T.. GLEN
ENTS, 1906 G Sc nv, apl6-3t
FOR SALE House with lot. s. ,60J. $40 month
iy; lots $3.50, $ monthly. larger houses pro
rata y you can't buy a house. begin on lot.
ILLASTON TERRACE Offices, J05 + st. NV.
sp14tf
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

ROOMS PAPERED. s. up; samples brought
HUNT. 49, G 81. DIV. Phone, East $50 u
apl5-.t
ROOMS pspered, sl.55 up; house painting low
est prices; exterior painting specially.
CARLISLE BROS, lI05 9th ST. ne. Phone East
3od-B. apl4-6t
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

FOR SALE head extra Hne draft and wagon
horses; three speedy road horses, also several
low priced horses; come and see them Rear
923 d 81 NV auI.-sz
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DANCING Prof Caldwells private academy.
lII2 VI NV LESSONS given At appointed hours.
a9iS-&t
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FOR SALE-One registered Jersey COW and
calf two good work horses, and tygc !asr road
horses Csu be seen ia rear of sos eth ST ne.
after 3 2. N. suIG-se
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10 ROOMS, $500.

TEN ROOMS AND BATH. Lot a2ylI7.
with stable PRICE, ONLY $500 De
ifghtful location IN Northwest Zine home
I.r L-..Lmn.s NM LnnH.rIeL.- n. -.E linz
The Washington times., 1903-04-18
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SN.E-Tyo lots in WoOdIidge-Iat =
block g, South Dakota ave. cents per loot
hall hicc, from electric ears; also lot = block
-. with nice shade trees. rwo blocks from street
cars. eeots per foot. $50 cash. balance Oh terms
10 suit +. }. DlEI DONNIE. al 9Th ST. nv.
FOR SALE Cheap, large, well located lots on
TeuieytowH electric read with fruit and her
Tie5; small payment; easy terHs. Address BOX
2s2, this office. apf7-9C
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

CHAIR CNNING. good work: send postal MRS.
l. JOHNSON 1873 gth 81 anfs-zt
TRUNK REARING. sic up; sznd postal De
NEPfiEWS. a0& 9th 81 NV ap1s-8f
PIANO TUNING. $50; factory expert. las. Z.
DGRtfY .N5 f2yb st. So. apls-gt
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

WANTED-TEa white chamhermais=. two board
ing-hoUze cooks, 80; plain cooks. chamber
maids, city: four Eiris Northampton. Mass way
paid I2II 10th 81. L
The Washington times., 1903-04-18
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED trs,-c!ass cbamDermaid. 1885 .,
Ew. il
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT SD per month ;wo miles south
eut Congress Heights D. g. house rooms:
abgut - acre=- Apply If. ADDISON, SIS I7th
ST. NJ splS-3t
FOR RENT-New houses southeast. convenient
10 cars: . ROOMS and bath papered all good
rooms: Tfrt only $lG.5o per month. EDWARDS
q REEVES, Inc. ol3 18th ST NV. aTlS-Ct
FOR RENT--llU4 gth ST. NV "a rooms, SgS;
Oh 18th St NV. , rooms, s. . Two fats 7so lTth
81. LOIGS p. SHOEMAKER Co g20 r T. NV
spIs-3t
FOR RENT-To cOlorcd tenants, small dwell
inss, $40 TO Sl2 per month; also eating house
and dwelling. GEO. r. HILL. 6l5 18th St NV.
ap2-tf
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.


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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.
on WAGON cheap. F. r mi. Bethesda. I'D.
agL--ot
FOR sALE-FiffeeH horses. some suitable for
driving. delivery. and draft. pair fine driving
ponies. MARYLAND HOUSE. 2Gl9 Brightgood
- aAte-ss
FOR SALE-Good mule. cheap. OF VIII exchange
tor hoFse l64 lsEh NV y
CASH OR CREDIT.
SOC
NEW AND SECONDHAND SURVEYS, BUG
GIES. TRAPS. JAEGER-s RTNAB0UTS- STAN
HOPES, PHAETONS. AND DOCTORS BUGGIE5
OF ALL KINDS
LARGEsT sTocR or HARNESS " THE CITY
$3.50 Ruggy Harness -.-..-..... STzUs3
So. 80 X, Bssgy Harness ......-...... sf6.e9
81 80 Surrey aud Trap Harness fS.ea
90 English Surrey Harness 80 %
A J. SfABItR co. III IIth 81
Sp14-5t
FOR SALE seyen-year-oid black mara lsound)
and canopE-top ctt-undeT a-sPTlng surrey. Gust
Sls5; good as new; also two sets harness, ellsap
70 qulck buyer. lIl2 ith ST NV apI7-st
FOR SALE Columbus tof, tuezy: good hsy
horse and harness; SOD II sold 1T once.
Grocery 18th and SIS. H0- -p17-s1
FOR SALE bree-spriHg top wagon and ha.-
ness; only SO: bargain 6l7 18TH 81
apI7-3t
FOR sAIE-lSi y s. Sc one six-rooHa two
story brick; one one-siory two-reoia brick. suit
able for store: both fos sI.1oo. ap1z-st
FOR SALE-Twelve hoses ard mares; also ons
Hlnle; sold for want Of use apply IN the rear
Of $40 Pennsylvania ave ns- apI7-st
FOR sALE-oue good work horse. "
FRAZIER. l3l9I321 nth 81 apI1-31
FOR SALE-Njce mare. harness. and wagon.
STANDS TO and II, Western Market, 2Ist and K
SIS spl7-st
FOR SALE head extra fine draft and wagon
horses; three speedy road horses also several
low priced hoTses; come aud see them Rear
923 D 81 NV spl7-St
FOR sALE-one registered Jersey COW and
calf. two good work horses, and tygc .zsr road
horses Csu be seen ia rear Of s03 eth St ne.
after . 2, ~ apIG-SE
FOR sALE-Two eanopy-top Surveys. cheap;
also two sets Of new harness. = and sI2 ga
FOR SAIE-Chesp. a gentle goat. wagon. and
harness ls23 l6tb e. apl6-Sl
FOR sAf.E-Top buggy. eanopy-top surrey. and
fanabout- .2S East Capitol 81 apIs-ss
FOR sAIE-Cheap. different Einds q second
hand dayton, milk, lauudry, and delivery
wagons, buggles, and wheels GEYER'S Iafa
and l2l5 ONO ave apl6-St
HoUCK'S Is THE CHEAPEST PLACE II. TIE
city 10 purchase new and secondhand harness.
;. D. HOUCK.
InhSo--ns Soi le-h st. nw.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DANCING Prot caldven'S private academy.
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

LADIES wishing p-rieet-f fitting shirt waist pat
terms cut 10 measure call u PROF LINING
Sf0&'> NEW YORK PATTERN BAZAAR. I@1
G ST NV. Il
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FOR REKT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Part oS store 80 Panrss Ivani., ave.
nv Inquire 0n premises 4pls-at
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-one gentleman bicycle ia good
repair, cheap. ~ llh S. uc- 4pl1-3I
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FOR BEET-FURHIsHED HOUSES.

FOR Rent Eighteen rooms furnished. ssg per
month"; over SIe0 in the house. with eigh. Va
cant rooms; good chance for responsible party
Wires BOX rs. tha Office. aplT-3t
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

F'tR RENT Small farm. ciean to good yearly
tenant, Address BOZ ZgI, this office. apis
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

FOR SAIE-FiffeeH horses. some suitable for
driving, delivery. and draft. pair fine driving
ponies MARYLAND HOT -. 2gl9 Brightvood
ave aBIS-Ss
The evening world., 1903-08-18

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p.Nrrit. 40 not intend .1 play '
rslrs ma hoe Hmtl later loo f.r lt,
tr they wished ~ 60 . line 01 Tho
play - me Amer -,p tspr~s U'rfy
u1isfty drew the Nev York Annette
t"uh pll,r' e. VI Relvcr. Ir tho .rtf
ROUND Nh'c Reginald poh~rtl Orst
opponent was u y NerriIl. Urs,nr
crack u ia said th't tho p1hs~iya cN
pressed tloWscI,ea Ne confident Y
making 4 loan sweep ~ ~" American
collins took tho service ln the Wig
match and v1s successful In adkins
ME game ~ "a bcaut mi pla'o. . pass
and tN' forcing strokes that res il'ed In
. IN'" score The play ~ the team
Ma rlI dash and angles ward. 60 ne
aurpr so NJ Tho 'rprrts. proved the
weaker one OF Tho two great Harvard
rI1Ners Hts returns into the net I'll,
lowed the Wc'ieru'rs t. get the lead a.
81 OH games. TNcn Ware proved th"
ren"ndpus strcrgth OF his service hy
winning many aces on r. ami tlsh scor-
ug th" points 10y tn" sheer force and
caught .hc W cstorners IN their. fe",
A;tcr balancing the score a. 3-all cot
LIS md Waidrcr played a most spec
thculhr game at the net took III"
Set At Ca on games. 81 on points.
BY marvcllruslv spectacular racquet
work the Westerners outplay'd their
D%pponents. This was not regarded IS
at 81 and bN sheer force overwhelmod
the Fasteners Ward was weak and IN
he ninth game Of the set Ware STAYED
If the iinal Of The set for a while by
his w~elI-placed shots that held the
Western men of after they had been
within u point Of the set. Ware took the
brunt Of the battle upon himself and
won three straight games. but the great
cam work Of Collins and Waidner won
cut at g. on games. points s-33.
Ware proved himself the polnt-earner
In the opening Of the third get. His
cross-court playing. and smashing was
at such sharp angles that, almost I'M
aided by Ward he managed to get the
lead at A.. on games; With these al
Collins and Waidner chung to their
work with bulldog tenacity. Waidner
was very careful not to smash any of
the lobs in the disastrous manner that
ne did n yeaT ago.
He placed well and with Collins he
covered their court so thoroughly thtt
not an opening vas left. BY splendid
work they brought the games to d
in their favor. but Ware and Ward
managed to bring them to deuce against
Naidncr's weak service. Collins took
the vantage game by some exciting
smashing and also the set ut 10 and
3J-4l.
Meet Dohertys TO-MorrOw.
This gave Collins and Waidner the
The evening world., 1903-08-18
YACHTS ARE MEASURED
fOA THE BIC CUP RACE
Enormous Crowdin Erie Basin Watches
the Application OF the Tape Which
May Mean Victory, in Opinion OF
MANY, Tor Sloop Gaining Advantage
in Time Allowance.

The Hrs .mr.tf preceding .us
setual siari ~ Is .t.H' races r''
taEsu this afternoon He'lIs ,f immsrr'
erowd N Erie Basin yIrl n'.I v1.H''
Wers measured py e. " NHesr Ne
veteran omri,i msssu.e' H' me NSN
YORK yacht Cinb Never before iu fh"
history ~ the International .11'ssta ~
the cup has there been s1 much Interest
manifested IN mo otsirrn monte a0i
probably nevsr before hia 80 mIrn hung
upon the story told hy tho tape fnr -
sveniy are tho yachts htl'n %, loo Tho
,pinion " experts mat tho lime allow
ancs may be inc factor i1 deciding ina
sontssts
The little cross-t1vp trolley llrc istd-
M to tho gate. " IN" I'hn y R,phin-
company yard In Erie Rasin broke
.ecords In carrying p,sssnEe- En-
rance was free 10 all vino applet aud
cameras were not barred For hnurs no.
fore the measurements the yachts we're
IN d-y-dock anI every line ~ ,hci-
graceful bodies vas exposed tn the view
" the enthusias SITS.
Both boats were grhnmed n the pink
Of perfection, their underhoIies gleimei
like mirrors ana the pant on their hull'
as spotieSs. No dining room table was
sver cleaner tina their lcckF. owners
and crews alIke were keyed up to tho
height OF nervous tension. n just
when. everybody was heartily into the
,p,rlt of the occasion something hap
rened that was hailed with dellght by
the superstitious.
The black dog mascot OF Reliance ana
the yellow dog mascot OF III
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me- .r .Hr side F,rs rvss
sssm.uar rssIfsrs trtI H 80 r ,
ir~'u f. irNu'i 'Hr merits ~ fi.'r 20
.re.ti.. artV iHs, 49, 'r vffhHu 1u
pr-Hmlr aries nd u . frw mnw'1s
thsfH ~rs = drE 1sHf H1
Tho sailor. " both Yachts u"l'"i
it~msef,ss hr,fts ami Tho sts"t'''f'
N1uisi ~nraIragrmsHf capt UH'
wiring screamed from tho shamrrrs
advice tn tho yellow ~ '1 ampuft'"
tho taii Il tho BLACK Ira The m1srT''
fought a~a,agsly until separated Il"n
urs were oven Ssitbsr d1s ~ss ~
nhlci " ne hattie NJ he masonts .
= good tusury the Yachts Will sal
To q draw.
Reliance we taken from 'h~ r"st
dock a. I o'clr~k IN IN" afternoon to
mo noston craving dnfk wh"i" '''
shamrock was In waiting U"li'nc" Ne
ran In directly behind shamrock AMI
tho operation ot measuring was begun
Tho water was let into ~" dock
" iorr Shamrock III lay At L. N and ~"
was tiont At 2n. and hNe
minutes nFterward tho waite. was turner
into the Hsiiance'E doh Me1@lrer ~
Mower at once began his work on w
while tho water was pouring
int , the dock Apparently the spinnaker
pole was lpnEcr tnan i1c base ~ the
forward triangle. FOR AFTER tn. measure
ment an light inch piece waS sawed on
the end Of the s%plnnaker pole Arer
completing his work on the Shnmrpck,
Mower started work on the R"l'-
ance. Apparently tho water lines wer"
not immediately measured. ~ % IN"
Shamrock everything possible was re
from the boat. as II 10 reduce the
water line.
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WINNERS AT CHICAGO.

HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK. CHI
CAGo. Aug, 1s.-rhe races scheduled 10
be run here this afternoon resulted as
follows:
First Racc-Four and a half fur
longs.-Won by Liberty Bel, 10 to l
and to 1: My Gem, even for place,
was second: Fox Lake was third. Time
-0.J5 l-5.
Second Race-Three-quarters Of n
mile.-Won by Rag Tag, 4 to / and 9 to
5; Slrdine, ! to 3 for place. was second:
Zyrl vas third. Time-l.li 20.
Third Race-one mile.-won by Har-
gle. 8 to 2 and 4 to 8; Glassful. / to 2 for
paace, was seconds Lingllst was Third.
Tme-ll ~.
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RESULTS AT ST.. LOUIS.
Special to The Evening world

KINLOCK PARK RACE TRACK. ST.
LOUIS. Aug. 1s,-FollowinE are the re
suits Of the races scheduled TO be run
here this afternoon:
First Race-Six and a half f%urlcngS
Won by Temptress' : 70 u d 20 .,
Eliza Cook was third. Time--l.c2 IL.
Second Race-Three-fourths OF a mike.
Won BY Sid Silver. . to ) and I to TO-;
Stub, . to / for place. was second, himo
was third. T!me-l.b.
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American Lcnguc Standing.
McChesney noundtng TO.

McChesney is apparently rounding
shape ana may be seen in u race AZ
Saratoga soon. Ills work out OF n mil.
and a furlong in l55 yesterday gave
evidence OF the Western champions re-
turn TO form.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. y. y,
Aug. lS.-The entries FOR to-morrow's
races are a. follows;
First Ra,e-For all ages, Lightweight handicap,
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Franceseo's racing days may be over.
Trainer Mccormick has been unable to
give tho son of st. Maxim any work
this year owing to the horse being
troubled with quarter cracks.
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INVADERS, l.;
%OETRolT, o.

tsnerlal TO The Evening WORLDLY
DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 1S.-1'hc hrst
Eanc between the New York Invaders
AMI tho DctroIts resulted ns follows:
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baseball. Polo Grounds, To-Day, q
p. ". Cincinnati ys. Nsw York. Adm. 50c. sss
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r me-2.0h IA, 2W ~. 2G 1t
Crown Princess won the second heat
and the race for ga class PAGERS. She
was a hot favOrite. Kamares, who fin
ished second IN the hrst race. repeated,
as did Queen wilkes FOR third money.
Time II.
224 CLASS TRoTTlNG. PURSE 1900 BEST