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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

For Cleaning and Dyeins Summer
clothes-no one is better prepared
than Jim Garter. Ring Phone 253
or send to 504 Noak st.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

KID GLOVES of any description
and color dyed a perfect black at
by Jim Carter. Ring phone 1882.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

Nichols Is getting good. No shoot.
ms there for several weeks
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
For Rent.

Two houses cenLraiiy located and in
one OF the best parts OF the city. AL
So furnished rooms. All modern i'm.
Apply TO 30s G street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

Reckless bicycle riding should be
stopped and the sooner the better.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

U you want your bicycle repaired
righ@ bring it to an exL erieEce1 work,
man Is. J Olewine, sos Gloucester
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

For Dorothy Dodd" shoes, the lat,
est for women, see J. a. Smith, New.
castle street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

The cornerstone is there and SO i:
Wilson's restaurant.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

For grass shears and lawn mowers
call at Douglas Hardware Co., and
and get the best for the least money,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

Miss Slater has something else new.
The NeE Bishop Collar, in linen,
sla1upeu la Inherent designs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

Fresh mackerel today at Wilson's
restaurant
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

sash, doors and blinds for sale
At D. aglRs Hardware Co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

News JOB onace-Best Printing.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
LAWSON LAMAR,

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Can be found in opera House Bldg
once of F. q. Twittv or ]. D. spaxi,.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16
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Court, in bankruptcy proceedings, for
d yun county.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-16

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-27
OttO gsteriOll,

itis SisistOns eaunorgnidnt. men en-
SOratsmans grOOilpn. bill fOrisss at
sua cptt sliGsdraiaISsi Faa IN Siaal.
2int hitc en- UOysn Waub pad stbsssn.
9et siGIor ct gaoosmaaI ON 900
90 fOrsunbu, llbeiiisr, % psisrfOu
sipr 6OrbsrsOsIisr I'll at isrstnss 5u.
rsn ihOsn c: BAR Tiger. Gan CT en-
iiant Sar, Der tan benss siir 2an.
Osurt tli b6iU Zine al ganssn iamt
lpffEr 700 quno msO 2stbsO sitsr Earn.
osrnt. oar oil ba Osiaa bsnptie iis
al iins Iiaris sanoer iGr n pinbs bet
n9pnte gabbsmaal. mtbsns bans
Rsopasiss,r biz sare fulsianois
eitftrbss. oa 5Ouss tiI blipe anbrasi
faalsOes, at ban uit bsts faf'nuttsi III
itirt 9ina'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-27
Sueul CT bnH?

Ru, oa bet latter iii ben 5io, oa ben
nps arpoisr "Sbo 9atota" iial sdd ai
StabsIsn % osbss. bar man bet tra.
pslt mso at oisiutsrs Os sjGttt bpil,en
al Statsns Samtr Buperngr Serreio
oil anbetro bette Susrp. Rsoattgrsn
af "Salsm Rseifer" irsmiatter ct
6oriIas bthns Sus iOm Raioriie.
ten al Ssioltniussn i Dor 5armeritat
bifaISsr. Sau iorsilaar utRlis, at
8npsrnsFsn iidI opipse bs ubnGput
en- eftsriommsr al bet isrhs bpios
Barn isot inom Staisns @rGnitr til
at triffns (4D bet nur arissitib, sntsn
bun iaa CT rig saer iattis. sIler snisn
bun sr Sattsr al en- atpubliiansr, DC.
mOirat tasr pOpulif. iOaianot bun
bare CT sr eeis Gatotu.piss.
gu SOcialiIi. orr sr aIoslss uosrpm
bet belle % insen Snterssi. taeer at
"trians" arissiiibs. Ter af bet tsls us
srinsr oh, hoaR ct irisssalt 5Oli bog
Tan iinbs pua at bstiaitiss I'm @uper.
nsr mss, % freitiiatisr ironiii bet
amane,msnt, at S,ribst bsf trihnss /
"uatiss" WanSsblpo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-27
store GrsmifriSt.

VI Rtieri lsnnsr fig for Sarmsrut,
oetom er Der insen Spipl, itriper
-Tprmanoen" 8rano Sorts, q. D.
en Wanb aulm bsrsiier, at ban, for
ct Reisri bItp oprettet. life bapbs mere
sno sl6 SnotGsi pr. Raaneo ai fine
aisr; men foen Wsisriet Tom iiiano,
os ban M en- Separator, Dor BON iOlst
smsrifot for s6s.72 ON Waansoen
fro iamms sintul aisr. Gan III lite
Tor 6lsosn uo af Welien iom nu mso
Separatprtn.
en anotn Sarmer bsretter, at ban
paa to Tiger iOlste Smsr til be l0lale
9isbm9no for s4.20. Gu i9laer ban
Smsrisot til @sisrist for sl0.30
iamms Sibsruiii. sisbmenSene be.
taller l0c Punoet for Smsr, meoms
Rsisrisi bsialer 23e for Smsriebf.
Wm fer iaaIsbss, at ct gssisri bar
fine fore Goresls. Oct tr lite aleus
ioroelastist for Garmsrns islp, men
osiua for ajsbmanbene. Sisit maa
meset Oite. for at ueoIissbOlSs Sans
oelsforbinosli,n mso fine auuetr, iaas
oaarIist Snsr al BEN. % mango
siliGISer tabsr, aipbmanssns paa
panoelen. Sanet Sanoslsmeno oa
5armere uinber pso ct 9leisri, lite
aIens | rent siOnOmiit Ssni,snos, men
Osiaa berpeo, at bet sisr iaapsl Gar.
meruss Tom Sauoelsm9nbsnes StiIlina
trpssert. Srpsbso blanbt Sarmsr.
iianbsn iiabsr 5rpsbso hos SanoeIss
fanbsn. .
Raar 5armerne bar en- filter Sno.
teststilos peo Siotn df ben alminoss
lise Speoeapl, Der lite or iaa sanits
litter, bsbspsr husrisn Sarmsr sllsr
Sanoelsmano at tilbrinss ispnlsie
RGtisr % ansitfuIos Sass. mar Der
er lloiisisr til, at ct SOrosnpsir trGi.
Ter op, for Der sr nOsst anSsi at bolot
iis til sno Sbsbiig
9lan Ton nu iise, at Rsisriiassn sr
iommsn COB Gang Der Stutsn, iSsi
Der inoIsbsr @soOslsliu ON, at Reis.
riasiOciaitpnsr sr bannsOs hift Os Der.
Roro 9aio!a blir mso 5ion uosn
Spipl en- Reieriiiat. Setis iisr, iaa.
mart Speoen bar ipiusi fii bistisfs
Role.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-27
Mpit peb liierert glrbeioc.

Wanss Wtnnsiisr bar iiis ben rim.
ssfie 0orsitiIlins pnl bet arbsios. iom
Iittr9rs Wsts.s lGaaer paa line @nr.
ter. Oct Rees. at 5snnpion iirsp iii
7ist "eoms into ibe 8arosn, Rauo"
ismti 8anss. isrsno ban FOB b, :Omms
ir,m. % at SbOmos MOou sioros fine
Sassr sooi. oa ban iirep "eallab
Rootb-. ON ban ioriattses iptii ginisr
| llssn. ssinslaiss "epibsn' blsp ON.
iirepen fem slIsr fer @enss. SuiiOn
anpenoie nGifen ct bulpt sarbunorsos
paa fine -Stuoisr fra siaiursn". San
baDoe en- for SOs iOu par oplinisrst
sllsr opsriirsasi ! s spoItsr; ben Tor.
he Spalis ussiirsb ban aisnosajsrnin.
ger. eiteti6m bon 1T fat paa BEN. Se
surise bar, ben enc efter ben anbsn,
iplot mto llDoras ai bans Sos. off sfs
isriom BON uoarbsioeOe % omiirsp ben.
slu % oa iunoe ban omiirips en- Sat.
ming 20 Banss. isrsno ban aniog ben,
% en- Sang anptnott ban Ia Elmer
meo at isss sftsr st Orb. for at faa en-
SGtnins nstop iaalsoes, ium ban pilSs
bape ben. Oct er blspen iast. at SO.
ban 6oiisr anpsnbis Hsrs Elmer msb
at uoarbeioe en- ensfe S9tnins | en- af
fine aibanoliiiser. 2aRp4eiourcplS
anptnots Is War paa at ifrips fine
"Warimer". % ban ioranbreoe enotl
af BEN benpeo 80 ganss. pOstsn Ro.
gers Oits grabbs RObiniOu npsls foo
sinisr OH Stalisn, paa buiIis ban
bapoe arbsioet btnpso to Tiger.
Stprt Bert forbrtr fore slnfrGn.
selier. gibbon arttioebe | 20 Nar
paa fin Bog "Sst romsriis asiierbsu,.
mes 6alo". Bancroft arbsiosos | 26
Var paa fin DE 5OrsneOs Stutsrs Sis
itpris". slOab @sbitsr anpsnbts 36
siar paa jim fore SrSbos. % bsnns
Sio lspsoe ban af Snotomiisrns ai I'm
lille sGrsbos Rstiiripnins. Cir
3iaac Rsrutpn iirep III grbsios ppsr
aronolosisn l6 ganse. vi iaaoanns
ersmplsr fan pi lGre. at ben, iom oil
srbolos llomGrieIis os uiuoe 6rsms
gang. maa bstals priien mso SaaImO.
oisbeo, IlobOlosnbso % Sb9rbisbso.
% alIiesusl Ton iiiaii Ofte iaa is
periOnsr iGtts fig nso Os tilisls ct
Stpiis papir mso YiRi, isnos bet iii
en- Rsoattsr % iise; Seq iirsp bette
Der | iisrits Saf, bar life lib til at
rstte bet" % iaa blir be iOrarseOs, on
gtsoattpreri life Ofrtt fin 5io paa at
omitrips bet Os osrsitsr inOrptis ut
Slao bet, iOm be life fauot bet lima.
gen barb at laess arbsios paa.
Cm pi sniier, at anors ital l9ie,
bpab Ui bar at iies, oa maa ri ulsiliss
Os mso ai ftribt - % itripe bet ON
isjen, inotil bet sr en- iaaoan 5orm,
at BET baeos CT leisIist % fOriiaasIist,
itripsr Den ariitsliss 5alsmano".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-27
fensieI.

Der srmrte en- sansisii SiGIsns Tpb
J mine tibIisas parrs;asr.
VT isiIns ben issie lee peb bpsr sps.
StS bpsrt siuopnh os Apisun ON saar.
Gsn ulnss 90 i,abis blssnbs 1rans
saa psmosis % bsiIis ben par;
Sss fssis | ei. leg IptssS I Sang,
- Wsu ianht in,st iiiInsubs epar.
Ru r aaf iunnsns ben paa itsmmss guins
% Hise aar Gar aipsrIinssf iulst;
Tlen q truptI Farm sur iiiut euns
par beunf bistHss eansisi bulst.
Eos itunsom par sst--iom iinbrse ben lrans
Cst par eufisi. iOm s,aarpinbsm bar
= Ben bet ports isitn pte tontf % Gang
= Soa = iss fansi imisi iiilnsnbs Guar. =
% iom siSen hpr. = lis en- iasnss Stp.
Terpaa Stormilusi tar aft i'm sapn,
eaa ipinbsr DOR SiaissrSm fsulssn ep,
Saa ioriast, ubsn fousr % Gang.
Tsn 10 uisr bet LATTER I'll espfaleshb,
Os 10 bari,srs Ssipinbsn sHpr,
Wsr firrnes ben yansisl, Der paites vi
5or Ssftiiems SaarIGnsiIer iiyr.
sA@r.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-27

Hsbs | Clap GOuutp bdr man be
iioiis tolp Var bar ct sjeniiOist Sranb.
asiurouce.SsIitab Yirtiomhso unosr
ben s0'Opsratius plan. Oct bar be.
monltrsrst, at 5arm,rw BAD osuns
Raaoe ian bIip, iulSfenois bsiiptist
mob Sranoitdb. fOraariasst psO spn.
iIot SIospduor, etc. for psf Sm gla.
ret % ut sslitab,t tan bttaIs Sranos
iiaos SpOrior Hal man iaa bstals
prioats apmpanitr 2 % 3 pet. for fem
aars asiurunet7 SpOriOr Tan lite
trs ier,taeiOmns 5armsr, bp,rt
eounis prsanii,r, 1t sisniOist asiu.
ranrtisIi,ub unosr staisns Spps oe
bstuis en- Ssirtur Il holpi Snss Dol.
lars pr' @laanso for at tiff, 5prreis
ningrns bpilist sooi Tan eisrss paa
s'ihrrtioen on Sibtn life 1t ian ,oii.
bofY
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-27

abi saniHitl Gdmti Esan jss aaa
sitiiheti BERN, Port ass til Sisena@
gutisn. DE ian rrsps; Der all ct
bsias isienndnt ioasmctass."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-03-27

y. 6. Siashoe Bethel bar iHbiamlst FOL.
ssHee stbrus til SiGlPsfOHOst for be HsSIi,
btnbt be isaubinapiiss qaiibs!
Evening star., 1903-11-28

1t is certainly more easily managed, and
will never fail to give you Easter flowers.
Get ready a bed in some corner of your
garden, or secure somewhere place where
you can plant the yellow day lily. This is
thoroughly hardy lily, and 1t is first rate
in taking care of itself. 1t is also the best
lily in the world to force for house bloom
ing. small plant will rapidly multiply, so
that you viii have in two years time all
that you want to use for winter. Dig Il
bunch as large as will fill an 8 or 10 inch
your shrubs, bringing them to the light
about three weeks before the flowers are
needed. I have had eighty flowers of deep
golden yellow color on one large box filled
with this plant. The perfume is delicious,
filling every chamber Of the house A great
many farmers families have the Ma
dona or candidum lily. Perhaps they do
not know 1t by that name. 1t blossoms just
after the June roses, and 1t Is superbly
sweet. The bulb likes to sit almost on top
of the ground while the stems rise to the
height of four or five feet 1t is entirely
hardy and muitiplies very fast. Set them
In your vineyard rows If you have vine
yard or in any clean corner Of your gar
den Like the day lily. it has first-rate
habit of taking care of itself. l have had
800 flowers on small bed of these lilies.
The flowers are white and about five inches
across. If You have not got them, you can
afford to get q few bulbs at Is to 20 cents
each for your garden. For Easter blooming
let them be potted early. and after stems
have started give them water and light and
two months for full development. Both this
and the day lily are to be set just under
the soil, while the real Easter or Bermu-
da lily must be planted four or five inches
under the surface.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
Warrant Issued for Arrest Of Captain
William King.

warrant was issued from the Police
Court this afternoon on the oath OF James
Keane. alleging that William King had
committed an assault upon him with intent
to kill, The King referred to in the war
rant is Capt King, who conducted a stock
Office on F street The captain was a men,
ber of the District volunteers who went to
Cuba during the war with Spain The trou-
bile complained of in the warrant occurred
IN the rooms Of the Iroquois Club. Thursday
night. about o'clock, and Keane had his
INJURIES dressed at the Emergency Hospital
Keane lives in New York city, al ~ ga
street. and is employed at the Lafayette
bath rooms. When Maj. Sylvester iearheu
of the affair he ordered an investlgauon
and Keane made a statement of the affair
at police headquarters this afternoon.
He alleges that Captain King W;ls about
to have trouble with man named Weiis'
the secretary of the club, and that ne
(Keane) made an effort to play the part OF
peacemaker. King. he alleges attacked
him with a beer glass. infiicting injuries 10
his head in which eleven stitches were
taken by the surgeons. He also alleges
that a knife was used on him by the cap
tain and that his arm was cut. Detectives
Hartipan and Baur were assigned to the
case After they had made an investga-
tfon the warrant was issued from the 70
lice Court. alleging that Captain King had
assaulted Keane with intent to kill. 1t is
likely that when the case reaches the Po-
lice Court the charge will be changed to one
of simple assault or assault with deadly
weapon. Keane is twenty-one years old.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
NEW CAVALRY TRAINING.
The Education Of the British Horse
Soldier at Aldershot.
From the London Mail.

Apparently as the result of the admirable
experiments in cavalry training made by
Lieut. Col de Lisle at Hounslow. the new
system Of instruction is to be introduced
into the 1st Army Corps. writes an Alder
shot correspondent.
The innovation will do away with much Of
the useless routine work which in the past
has occupied SO much Of the cavalryman' 8
time. From the beginning Of the training
the aim will be to develop the cavalryman's S
power Of initiative and resource and gen.
eral intelligence in the field. One Of his
first lessons will be to catch his horse when
turned loose, to train it and ride it across
country instead of around the riding school.
The care of horses is also to be taught.
Men are to be instructed in the treatment
of minor horse malades, how to judge and
treat lameness and to tell good forage from
bad.
Outpost and advance guard duties, recon
noissance duties and map reading are to be
taught thoroughly. Parties of men are to
be sent out to find their way to fixed points
entirely by the map. The art of scouting
will be instilled by the flag stealing game
and practical trials of scouting, in which
special stress Is to be laid on intercepting
moves of the enemy. learning his strength
without being seen, dispatch riding and
making Ineligible verbal and written re-
ports. More attention is to be paid to
firing, the proper appreciation of cover,
rapid shooting. natural rests and the effects
OF wind. Skill at arms is not to be forgot
ten, and mounted combats and competitions
are to be instituted. To render charging a
little more scientific, an interesting game
somewhat after the idea indulged in by the
German infantry, will be practiced
squadron of dummies in line will form the
objective. and the squadron bowling over
the greatest number of the enemy will be
declared the winner.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
TWO IRRIGATION PROJECTS.
Preliminary Examination Made by En-.
gineers in New Mexico.

A preliminary examination has been made
by the engineers of the United States
reclamation service of two important prof.
ects in New Mexico, known as the Hondo
and the Urton lake projects
The land on the Hondo project which
could be irrigated to advantage amounts to
possibly 1900 acres, and the first estimate
of cost Of putting the water on the land is
about $50 per acre. Land which can be
irrigated most easily from the Hondo reser-
voir is nearly all IN the hands of private
would cause no trouble. 1t is all first-class
irrigable land, free from alkah. and. be-
cause of the underlying limestone forma-
ton it will never be troubled from that
source The lands. II watered, will be
easily worth 500 an acre when planted
in alfalfa or corn, and II used for fruit
raising will eventually have a higher value
The works contemplated for this project
are the enlarging Of the natural reservoir
and an inlet and outlet canal, which involve
no engineering difficulties
The land on the Urton lake project is all
government land. with the exception of a
few claims bordering the river. This land
is underlain by very porous red sand
stone, which will probably afford good sub
drainage and prevent trouble from alkali.
The reservoir site is an excellent natural
depression and will hold 1870 600 acre feet
without any expense except for the outlet
works, which will be in red sandstone
The works contemplated in this project
are: dam and head works on the Pecos
river about ten miles above Fort Sumner:
about thirty-six miles of canal to carry
1920 second-feet in times of flood; three
structures at crossings of creeks; the neces-
sary outlet works, including a tunnel 1900
feet long, and about thirty miles of dis
tributing canals on the lands to be irrf-
gated. A rough estimate of cost of this
project is 81, ,02005O, or $17 per acre. There
IS little doubt that this land would all be
settled up rapidly, 1t is within twenty
miles Of the Pecos Valley and Northeastern
railroad, which line would undoubtedly
build branch to this section.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
FLOWERS FOR EASTER.
How to Prepare the Beds for Early
Spring Towering.
From Home and Flowers.

From Home and Flowers.
In the fall, as freezing weather comes on,
/ 40 out to my shrubbery and select a few
small lilac bushes-they should be not more
than five or six feet in height stocky
bush Of four feet In height will generally
be literally supplied with blossom buds.
You can easily learn to distinguish these
buds, as they are round. while leaf buds
are sharp and not go full at the center.
Terminal buds, while large. are infrequenty
flower buds. Now go to your mock orange
bushes (perhaps you call them syringasJ
and dig few of these on the same general
plan. Add next bunch or two of almost
any spirea-nearly every one has the pruni-
folia, which Is the best of all. II you have
the little DeutZia gracilis. that is just the
thing for a small pot-not too small-say
seven or eight inches. The double flower
ing deutZia is also excellent, If you have 1t.
In the western states you will find the
judas tree wild, growing around moist
places. All over the country. near thick
settlements. the Tartarian honeysuckle can
be found wild. Both of these are excellent
for winter Towering. Now take your load
Of shrubs to a cellar and place them in a
dark corner. Pack the roots close together,
throw little loose dirt over them. with a
dash Of water, and let them stay there
until winter sets in. If the cellar be very
occasionally. Remember. that If the bushes
are covered with leaves when dug, they had
better be stripped off.
Now you have stock in supply, and when
you wish for any Of them to give you bios
SONS, box and carry to your kitchen or 10
your living room. Water and give them
light. In few days the leaves and flower
buds will start. Now give all the light
possible and keep the plants well supplied
with water. In about three weeks you
will have all the lilac blossoms you want.
and soon after you will have syringas.
honeysuckles and spireas. The hlacs win
fill your house with sweet odors. I am
specially fond of the Persian lilac, but have
not found 1t so good a variety for winter
towering as the more common sort.
Now let me tell you of something equally
good. or possibly you will think 1t is better.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Siberian Fish.
From the Springfield Republican.

From the Springfield Republican.
The chief difficulty in the way of turning
to account the vast supply of salmon In the
rivers of Siberia has been the lack Of q
market. The experiment Is now being tried
OF sending the fish frozen to England, and
the first ship load has recently arrived.
There has been criticism on hygienic
grounds of the picked salmon put up In
Siberia by convict labor but this objection
is. of course. much less applicable TO the
fsh that are sent whole The supply of
salmon seems TO be almost unlimited, but
Il Is not allowed to take them in the lower
reaches of the rivers. when they are In
their finest condition. because this prevents
them from spawning.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Switch Cap Wins Handicap.

LONDON, November 2s-The fiat rae
ing season in England ended today with
the races at the Manchester November
meeting. Switchcap9won the Manchester
November handicap. st. Moritz was sec
ond and Lord Rossmore came in third
Twenty-four horsesi ran, including Surbi-
ton. This was the latter's last race under
the Keenes' colOrs.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Will Coach Harvard Crew.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, November 2s.-1t
was announced at Harvard University to-
day. that F. D. Colson, for four years cox
swain of the Cornell varsity crew, will
come to Harvard to coach the varsity crew
for the annual race with Yale in June. 1t
is expected that a radical change will be
made In the methods Of rowing at Harvard.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Gloom.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
"Why are you complaining. Edith? You
talk as If the Waldrons were twice as well
Off as we are. Our house is as large again
as theirs, and everybody knows that they're
not half as rich as u.s."
II know It," she sadly answered, hut /
went and got O. hat Just like hers. without
knowing 1t. and she's worn 1t three times
out In public"
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Strike Nearing an End.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. November 2s.-
The indications now are that the cigarmak-
ers strike will end November 80. by a COM
promise on Sc per thousand for Brevas. The
workers demand 81 and the factories offer
S. The strikers failed to enlist public SYM
"a thy and thus weakened their cause.
Evening star., 1903-11-28
Lord Roberts VIII Resign.

LONDON. November 2S.-Although no
public announcement OF the fact has yet
been made, 1t Is understood that Lord
Roberts is about to resign as COM
mander-i in chief. He has been much more
i'll than generally known. is still abed.
and the condition Of his health requires
him to spend the winter in southern
climate
Evening star., 1903-11-28

TT seems to me-" complained the elderly
and nearsighted man who had made sew
eral vain attempts to get around them,
that there's an ordinance against more
than two persons walking abreast on pub
lie sidewalk. and when there are five of
you. all big and husky fellows, you take up
the whole-I beg your pardons gentlemen.
hadn't observed that YOU were policemen
Chicago Tribune.