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IN THE PUBLIC EYE.
Martin Cor man
Democratic Repre- mt ative from Danbury to the Legis- latnre and the Unanimous Choice of His Party for a Second Term, Says:

"Linonine cured my mother of set tied cold and stubborn cough. A phy- sician whom she consulted told her there was nothing on the market bet ter than Linonine. It cured her cold in very short time. I have d recent pleasant experience with Linonine. It cured me of hard cold in . remarka- bly, brief time.''
 Linonine at all drug stores, 25, 50, $1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-27
S.na alIest Birds Egg

The smallest bird's egg is that Of the tiny Mexican humming bird It is about the size of the head of a pin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-27
Living in Spain.

The cost of living has doubled in Spain ir the last few years and emil grafton is increasing rapidly.
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Serambte,s Das 0rab.

Sin oufregen6er 8mifhenfaa uirb
BON Sobn 0liner bon 8bilooelphia
foIgenoermaBen eradblt: SD be.
fano mid in elmer ihauoerbaften @ers
faiiung. Weine 0aut uar aans
Qelb. meine Nueen einaeiunteu. Die
3unae beleat. ib botte fprttpdbreno
Shmersen i'm @iifen unb in Der
Sette uno lpuroe BON Eaa All Toa
fhmdher. Drei Merste batten midi
bereits aufgeaeben. Damn tpuroe
mir oer &at erteilt, electric Bitters
au aebrauhen unb su neiner grDBs
ten Sreuoe ftellte fid i1pn nodb benz
@ebrauh oer erften 5laihe eine
ilterflide 8eiieruna elm. Drei @os
ben lang iebte ib ben gebraud fort
un0 i'd bin ieht elm p6lIig geIunoer
Monn. Sb meiB, Sic baben oas
@rab utn elm ficberes Dpfer be-
ranbtl4 Niemanb ioate es uerIduz
men 0ieiea Wfittel au prDbieren.
Sour so Gents. @nrantiert ourh
S. 2alteper & Sohn uno Goulpb
Drei6, NuOthefer.
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8efalnltmabnng fir gteuer3abler.

Die itdotiiben Steuern far oas
Siscaliabr 1903-19O4 lino iebt fal.
Zig uuo miiifen in lneiner Office in
Der Staotbaqe, San Gntonio, 9eras,
beaablt tueroen.
0ah benz 81. Wtai iit Der Rab=
lungsterrlin nerfallen uno es ueroeu
oann nod 8inien, gtrafen uno SEQ.
iten sugerednet. Cine 8erlanQes
run9 oes 8ablunlstermius iiber ben
81. Wai binaus piro p0litiu uidbt
itattfinben, oa oieielbe geaen ben
ileuen Staotharter peritoBen milroe.
&omnlen Sic, bite, redt5eitie, nm
alsu itorteu Inorana su nermeioen.
Office. Stunoen tdolib opn 8 llbr
80 Wlin. 8Urntittaes Bis 5 u6r
gtahmittags. NIT Nusnabme oes
Spnnabenba, an tpeIben Iage Wits
tags nm II llbr eeiblo6en miro.
Subn q. Bitter,
taottaolleLtpr.
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grpfeifnr gr- Qnren, nobn, !,

- BrofeiiDr Or. 2orens uabm in
Wien cine unteriuhune bes ssuBes
Der 2Dlita Grm0ur Dur, melbe nit
ibren gltern in @ien angefDmmen
1T. Der Brofelior ift nit leiner
Satientiri uDllitdnoia 5ufrieben uno
ertldrte, oaB fie tapitale sSnrtihritte
9emobt babe. @r beae niht ben aes
ringiten 8weifel, oaB nah elmer tur.
gen Waiiaae unb elmer fnr5en 8es
banolung oea tranten sSuBes oas
W6ohen nit pulltonmener Cider.
belt geben t6nne. 0err NrmDur ers
tl6rte einem Tertreter Der NH.
Breiie, oaB er NIT Der Operation
beg 4rofeiiors 2urens uullftdnoia
5ufrieoen lei. Gues. mas er uers
iproben babe, balbe er uolfommen
erfhllt.
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On map fraate @ftells

H~N+N wv NNS+S ~ ft~$%Ns
rAn eine reat mertptrbtgt @es
icbtdte. bic Elm 1reunb bon mir srIebt
bat
%. eradbten sic, sr5dbten 5is!"
n9ie itebt a6er in teinerIei @erbine
hune nit benz porlieeenben Galle."
.Das faabet nidts, er5dbIsn Sic"
oSa. bite, ba mir 6eute ia bod 5don
an altsn @sIai9teu finb.@ fiists Ger.
maine freunblin htnsu, nod INNER be-
itrebt, benz 9efprdde eine beitsrs mens
buns gu aeben.
Gs tpGrs unb6ftth 9etpeien. bic 9itts
dbsuf9ldgen. ltnb marum au1g gs
mar ia nur cine fur5e 9ef9iate, BITE
bon elmer fremben Ysrfpn banbelte, NIT
niemanb unb nit nihts tpeiter in Wsr>
btnbung ftanb, ,,nb ipenn sr bie arme
fleine patienttn bdmit duf furse 3ett
aerftrtuen tonnte
.Da mub i'd slet9 5u 4nfana um
@ntf9ufbisung bitten, Grdulein Gftel>
le,@ begann er. .benn mesn Greunb, ber
Doftor. ben Sts ia lpegen fetnes Berus
fes nidt leiben mDaen. fptelt eine
6auptrpIle bdrin."
~Gine 9ef9i9te, sporin Elm 0lr5t
portpminf. sann oIlerbtnss nur cine
@@auergefniAtt fem, ertlGrts fte, in.
BEN iie ii9 tpie gaus fu4snb an @ere
maine onFhnsieste.
ygeetn, bus ntat. Fl. III nnr msrt>
tniirhso y
lffortiesuna fplat.l
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Cine ernite Weobnung fir
oeutidsamerifanifde gltern, Ole iid
t1ur in gngliid nit ibren 2inoern
unterbalten, pbne lelber oieie Sprabe
uoQfomnlen au beberriben, biloen
Die WDrte eines aualo.ameritanilhen
BrofeliDrs in Wep Oprt: Der
Oeutid9e BON @eburt poer Nb1tam.
mung, ber bas foitbare grbteif iei.
ner aroBen Mutteriprahe BON iih
ihleuoert. 1T Elm rnberlples syabr.
aeug auf unbefannteu1 See. St Itebt
oa Dbne Bereangenbeit unb 0olt.
@r lift meber engliib nod beutld,
ionoern cine bdBlide Wiidune Der
tlieoerelt @leulente bciber.
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Treie Sieiie mad ct. Vouis lnlb
suriif.

lin ben Weiubern Der Weftaus.
iteauna entgeQensufDmmen, uirb Die
W. sc. & T.sBabn (Tbe 8atn) einen
neuen Sbneusug smiihen @alpe.
ftDn uno San Gntpnip unb ct.
Souls einlegen uno bic erite 8erlun,
bic einen 0anten fit oieien neuen
Bug einfenoet, Der aneenDmmen
weroen miro, erbdlt Elm Trei@9idet
BON irgeno ether Station it, 9eras
mad ct. Souls unb suriid mdbreno
oer Nusitellung. Die folgenoen 8e.
oingungen finb su beubadten: Der
Same muB neu uno orieineI uno
turs uno ueritdnoli1 iein. Nlle W1it.
teiluneeu in 8eaue bieroui iino su
ribten an Us. 6. grufh,
IS. 3 bor SEQ. $40 3.
9alla8. 9eros.
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9Outpetition erluiinIht

in Quafitdt Der @aren. 8reiie uub
8eoinaungen, 38 Sabre @rfah.
rung, Simmer am 8Gabe:
llt1ttter Die alte aunertafIio e
ssirma, itets bereit. unIere 8erlpres
hnn9er gut su MAIDEN. Selteue
Bargains oieie @ohe.
TbOs. Gcssan s Bros,
Gde 0ouItDne uno RaparrosS sStraAe
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Gimlaoutta:

alIe aameraoen Der Snbianer.
@gpe edition unter General
W lies uno 8 eneral WcQins
| ie i'm Sabre l 874 iiber bic 2lanp.
Gftaeaoo itnb freunoli6it eriudbt, ia.
ren nlten Gameraoen 8uuts an
Der sc orb itede Der II. unb
M a T It. StraBe in st. 2ouis,
W o. sii beiuden.
Die alte alma miro reprpous
5iert uno ole Jfua.
q e uiro Gum ben 8ee seiaen.
Goreiie: T. 0. langs Wine & Liquor Co,
e. 8. 2anae. 8rei. (Boots)
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Gin nerftanOtaer aRau.s i.

W. Wl. Guftin BON Minbeiter.
Sno., tuuBte, mas er in Der Stunoe
oer Scot 5u tun batte. Seine Jrau
tpuroe bon einem 10 ungem6bnliben
Sale BON Wagens unb 4eberbes
ihmeroen gepla9t. oaB Die Ner5te
ibr t1iht helfen fonnten. Da badte
er an Or. &ings's Weue 2ebens.
BiIen une prpbierte oieielben. Sps
fort nerlptirte iie 8eHeruna uno
balo wuroe iie pplIftdnoig gebeilt.
0ur % Gents in s 3alteger & Sobns
uno Goulpb Dreif's Gpotbete gu
hQben
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Cine Depefde tnelset. Die So.
taner bdtten einen uebergong iiber
Den Walus ssSluB eratuunaen.
ararts e.-l. gbeorie.

Sabrbunoerte lang limb bic aelebrten
DottDren nit gRifroffop un6 Nfe5ier aer
fdbdftig aetueien, bic @ebeimnifie ber Nas
tur su burhibauen unb su iunbteren,
nm @eifroben au finben. bic 3abl Der
arsneien gu nermebren unb GbeDrien auf
Eheorien tuie Rartenhduier su bauen, bic
benz Giniturs nerfanen limb. Daaeqen
itellten bic MBnhe bon ct. Nernher6
Dhne 9heorieu, Mftroben Doer moberne
Gbemie aus einfaben Rr6uteru unb Bur.
5eln ber. tuas iest als st. 8ernarb's 8
ar6nterpiIe" befaunt lit, uno lant elmer
lan9ldbrigen grfabruna 1T bieIe oas
8r6Bte, bisher nod befannte Wtittel, bin
Seber Bu regulieren, 6as @lut az lanter e
uno oas Sgitem Su reini9eu.
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Waibbarn Wfaaooliuea ilao
0uitarren

tperoen udbreno unieres Il msugs.
8ertaufs unter betrGbtliher
8reisermdBiauna pertauft. Yin per.
antmortlibe Berionen nerfauien mir
iie auf tp6bentlihe Neutrality-suspicious.
gen bin.
THoS. GoccAN q BROS,
@de 6Duftons uno Waparro.S StraBe.
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Wtc. Tettaa.

BUD uno ShreibmateriaIien @es
l9aft. &nnitfaben. Taucp.Grtitel.
Spielmaren etc.
Sn Der NIT benz @eihait uerbun.
6enen attibenSs9 s9ruferei tuerben ale
Arten BON 9rufiaf1en auf oas @es
i6nadoolIite aueefertie; audi gi1i.
ten'. Sob5eitss uno @ratulatipnss
9arten. aoftenanfbtaee fiir ben
Druid pon Statuten tperoen aeliefert
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- Bourfe gDdran bat i'm 6auie
ben Intraa aeftellt. cine l1nterius
dung Der aegen i'm erbpbenen Nns
Iage ein5uleiten, oaB er iidb fiir feline
Gampagnereoen iln Sntereiie Mcs
4tnleD'a besoblen lie6.
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Oie Bill aur gtablierunQ npn bier
mtlit6riihen l1ebuneslagern. tpupDn
ems in bic Ndbe BON San Mntonip
tomtnen ion, miro bis CUR ndbiten
RonareBiiBuna suriifeeleat meroen.
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Yiauos auf Qaaer

n,Giien big gum l. Weai abaeboli
tueroen. Wir berebnen transport,
tpenn tuir iie mad unierem Store in
Der eommerce'StraBe idaffen laiien
miiien.
THos. coccAN & BROS.
Gde 6DuftDns uno 0ouorru. StraBe
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Edglide Sonriiten Sdlaiwaaeu

nab; galiIornien. ebenio nah ct.
aouis oia 9eras & 8acifc 8abn
obne Wehiel. sdreibt an iraenb
einen 4idet : Ngenten tpeoen bieIes
1euen DienlteS Doer an 6. IS, gurs
ner, 8eneral' Baiioaier.aeent, 9al.
las, Teras.
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MOdl Orei geobell

fur Die 8eleeenbeit. Elm 8iano nobe.
gu gu @urem eieeuen 8reiie uno BE.
oin9unaen 5n tauFen. 8enubt bic
@eiegenbeit unieres @rnBenWers
fnnf . uno bic &ebutti0nen. bic
mir in allen muiifaliiden SnItrus
menten bieten.
Thos. coccAN d BROS,
@de Souiton. uno geaparrns gtrose
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Yin bic Veier Der ySreie Qreiie
fitr Seras".

8. 9. Robinfon iit aanoioot fir
oas Nmt eines 9iitriftanualts, er III
Elm liberal oentenoer. einfoher. oll.
ter Mann, lebr aeeisnet siir bas amt.
SD femme i'm felt Is Sabren unb bin
lett IA Sabren iein @adbar oetpeIen,
W attbias llbr,
702 Meion Str,
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Wir iiilren, -Nmbere ahnlen nab.

llniere @etbDoen peroen nabae-
obmt, aber uniere @aren uno ibre
0ualitdt tDnnen nibt copiert tueroen.
sic ibertreffen ii Ntfes uuo
uniere Breiie uno 8eoineungen iinb
unitreiti9 Die nieorigiten uno beIteu.
THoS. cocGAN & BROS,
Gde SDuitOna uno 0nparro.S Strase,
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8oGrb unb Wobunua

tatnei 3immer) eeIubt BON 6erru
nno Sane. Offerten nit 8reisan.
eabe unfer 3. 81. an bic Expedition
Der Reitltuo erbeten,
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0SabisNptts.

WabisWott5.
gs ptro biermit CUR aenntnis
gebracbt, bas am eriten Somitaa
i'm NRoi. 1904, b. /. ber 7te 9aa oes
Nonots Mai 1904, cine g8abl in
oert nnabbdn9ieen Sbul Oiitrift
Der Staot Gan &ntpn.p Itattfin6en
tptro. nm orei (3) ScbultrmTtees au
erfudbien, tuelcbe g8abl in elmer
8eriantn1lun9 oes San Antonio
School Board am Montoa ben Ii.
aprti 1894 angeoronet tuurbe. in.
oem bela9te 8eb6roe nahftebenbe
Srore annobm:
nGS tpiro on oieiem Eaae, 6em
II. Sa9e oeS Npril 1904, burch ben
San Antonio School Board aaae.
oronet, oaB cine 8abl in tem un.
abhangigen SbuloiItrift Der Staot
San MntDni0, an benz erflen GDnus
abeno i'm MOnat Mai 1904, abge.
bolten tutro, una brei (3) StbuI.
truiteeS ftir beiaaten San Antonio
School Board Su ertudhlen, suelcbe
tnr ole t1ahIten dtuei (2) Sabre nnb
10 lan9e bernarh, bis ibre HabfDt.
ger ertu1glt D0er ernannt Iiu0 uuh
qnoItfi3iert baben, Dieaft tau SDl.
len. DieIe neuerpdblten Eruftees
lolen bic Ssobiolaer fir bic
Ioi9enoen orei l3) Mits
glie6er oes Boaro's iein: Serb.
peril it,, Sre6. B. GoDf ir. unb
Geo. g8. 8radenribae."
sgs tptro ferner angeprbnet, baB
1itr Die 9enannte gSahl bic gSat(e
plase on fol9enben OFTEN pffen unb
oaB folgenbe Berionen biermit als
praitoIerenoe 8eamte fir bic gsabl
ernannt iein lplleu:
Baro SEQ. l, Staotbaue, Simon
86nigbeim, prdito. Beamter.
gSaro 9fo. 2, 8ecossStr. Shuls
hauS, Glbert Sutb, prdiib. Seam.
ter.
garb SO. 3, @rantsS6ulbaus.
8aoala.Str,, u. 3. &ipos, prGIi6,
Beanlter.
g8aro go. 4, MainsgnenuesSpri.
beubams. CHARLES Smith, pr.iio.
8eanter.
g8ar6 $40. 5, Mpenue g. Sfuls
baus, Glbert Maperirt, praiib. 8e.
amter.
a8arb gtD. 6. Maalun<Str .Shuls
baus, 6. 9. Robinlon prdiib. Be.
alnter.
@orb go. 7, MotaeDrbasStrase.
Sdnlhons tlahe Qabaca StraBe,
Sohn Sbono. prdfib. 8eantcr.
gSar0 $40. 8. Goroen<Str.s sGchuls
baus, 3. 8. Smeorineen, praIib.
Seanter.
@e9eben itber Der llnterlchrift
nno oem Sie9el oes beiaaten Board
am ltj. Npril 1904.
SAN ANTONIO SCHOOL BOARD,
Seq. gS. 8rodenrioee, gral.
(Stegel) gltteft: S. u. gbapa, SER.
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$135-gteues giano-S135.

Das fbnnt SIR baben, tpenn SIR
bic @eleaenbeit unferes Ser
faufes benubt. Gin reues auf.
reht itebenoes Biano fiir $135- 0ur
oiefe @ode.
THos. coccAN & BROS,
@de 6ouitons uno NaparrpsS StraBe.
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Der Giienbahnitreif in rnaarn
III beenoet.
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s@r grintt sglanO tylaiaenbter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
FENCING AT ANNAPOLIS.
Interesting Events Scheduled for the
Middies-Meet Cornell Today.

4
ANNAPOLIS, Nd February 20 - In
preparation for the inter collegiate
fencing tournament to be held in New
York city on the LIST and I'd of April the
regular training table has been started
at the Naval Academy. There are six
men who have begun regular training
They are Nelson, Atkinson, Leary, Knox,
Sharp and Deichman.sq as
The next week will be busy time~for
the Naval Academy fencing team. Cor
nell will meet in a dual match with foils
in the Naval Academy gymnasium today,
and on the following Monday the team
representing the New York Turn verein
will cross foils with the middies. On
Wednesday the smiddies are scheduled to
meet the University OF Pennsylvania
fencers.
The midshipmen have so far this sea-
son won all the matches fenced, having.
defeated the Baltimore Fencers Club
Yale and Columbia, the latter being one
of the strongest teams in the Intercol-
Iegiate Association.
The middies hope to come out victorious
in contests yet II, come though victory
is not looked for from the Turn verein
team, as the members of the organiza-
ton. have been doing steady fencing
work for the past fifteen years.
Tne teams Tor today's contest with Cor
Eelf Will be as follows:
Cornell-W. l.. Bowman. captain F. T.
Pine and III. Heckheimer
naval Academy--R p. B. Nelson, cap
tain j. f. Atkinson and H. C. Knox
Inc program of the bouts is as follows:
ond bout, Pine and Atkinson; third bout,
ffeck nelmef ana Knox: fourth bout. Pine
ana Nellson; fifth bout, Bowman and At
hinson, sixth bout Heckheimer and Neil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
INDOOR TENNIS TOURNEY.
Championship Of the United States
Being Played For.

Spirited tennis marked the opening con-
tests yesterday in the fifth tournament
for the indoor championship of the Unit
ed States. held at the 9Th Regiment ar
mory, New York. Wylie c. Grant, the
present champion. defeated Floyd Smith.
the winner of the Columbia University
interschoIastic championship. Smith was
very rapid and was keen about getting
into the net, but left too many openings.
Grant allowed him only two games in the
final set.
Robert lie Roy, the young Columbia
University player, had to work to defeat
Meredith Colket of the Merton Cricket
Club. Colket's stroke was remarkably
good off the boards, and his placing kept
LIE Roy on the run. The passing strokes
of the Columbia player, however, won
the match for him, 10, 10. The other
philadelphia entry, A. Il. Hoskins of the
Belmont Cricket Club. played swift, ac-
curate, almost errorless game. defeating
Harry A. Thomas of the West Side Ten
mis- Club 6-1 &C.. Several of the best
contests in the singles are yet to come,
as among the six who drew a bye are
Raymond d. Little,s former Princeton
champion; c. C. Kelly of the West Side
Tennis Club and Calhoun Cragin.
The drawings for the championship
doubles are as follows.
Arthur S. Cragin and P. L. Schuyler 7th
Regiment Tennis Association, agt. j. S.
Entz and d. G. Entz, Tenafiy Tennis Club;
A. l.. Hoskins and Meredith Colket, Bel
mont Cricket of Philadelphia. age. Wylie
c. Grant and Robert lie Roy, New York
Lawn Tennis Club; Il. S. Prentice and
William J. Clothier, Harvard University,
agt. Z. L. Taller and r. H. Palmer, West
Side Tennis Club; Samuel A. Westfall and
E. s. II. Pendergast, Kings County Tennis
Club, agt. Shepard Romans and Thomas
C. Trask, West Side Tennis Club Calhoun
Cragin and c. c. Kelly, nth Regiment
Tennis Association, agt. Sydney L. Smith
and partner, Bergen Point Tennis Club;
W. B. Cragin and Theodore Roosevelt
Pell, jr., West Side Tennis Club. agt E. v.
rockingham and c. W. MacMullen. West
Side Tennis Club; r. d. Little and Beals
c. Wright, Crescent Athletic Club. agt.
Robert 7. Bryan and Arthur L. Freed
man, New York Lawn Tennis Cub; II.
W. Warner and partner. bye.
The summary of the days play:
Mems championship singles (prelimin-
airy round) "A. l.. Hoskins, Belmont
Cricket Club of Philadelphia, defeated H.
A. Thomas, West Side Tennis Club. 6-1,
Go; w. b. Cragin, 7th Regiment Tennis
7th Regiment Tennis Association, S-6
To, Cd; Samuel A. Westfall, Kings
County Tennis Club, defeated ]. S. Entz.
Tenafly Tennis Club. 6--3, e.; Robert
LIE Roy, Columbia University, defeated
Meredith Co,ket, Merton Cricket Club of
Philadelphia, rs, 7-5; G.. v. Entz, Ten
ahy Tennis Club, defeated Gardiner H.
Miller RoSelle Casino Tennis Club, 6-3,
G-3; Wylie G. Grant, New York Lawn
Tennis Club, defeated Floyd Smith, CO.
lumbia University, &c. e.; w. Ray
mond Tennis Building. defeated e. L..
Taller, West Side Tennis Club, Sc, 1-6,
ca.
First round-Grant Burns New York
Lawn Tennis Club, defeated E. A. iowa,
Englewood Field Club. e. 2-6, 6-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
DISASTROUS FIRES.
$500. 900 Loss at Brooklyn-$100 600
Blaze at Columbus State University.

A dispatch from New York last night
says:
Fire in the extensive works of F. w. De-
voc and c. T. Reynolds Company in Brook
lyn tonight caused 500, 900 loss. Insurance
$4,000. The buildings occupied by the
paint works were stored with large quanu'
ties of oil and chemicals.
Great fears were for time entertained
for the safety of the Brooklyn Union Gas
Company works, located just across the
street from the fire.
Over 100 families were evicted from
neghboring tenements and given tenpo-
rary refuge by neighbors. There was no
loss of life.
A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, last
night says:
The chemical laboratory at the Ohio
State University was destroyed by fire
tonight The loss is estimated at 100000.
A dispatch from st. Paul Mimi, last
night says:
Fire in ST. Anthony Park tonight Quilted
the three-story brick building of the Union
Manufacturing Company, causing loss
of $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
BIG ATHLETIC MEET.
High-Class Events to Be Pulled OF
PROMPTLY,


Georgetown's sixth annual indoor athletic
carnival, an event of paramount impor-
lance to followers of intercollegiate ath-
letics and lovers of field and track sports,
will be held this evening at Convention
Hall. beginning at 1:30 O'Clock.
For three months the officers of the field
and track department of the University
Athletic Association have labored unceas-
lngly III the interest of the meet. but their
endeavors have not proved unavailing, for
every indication is that this evenings tour
ney will surpass any affair of its kind ever
held under the auspices of the blue and
gray.
Three hundred entries, the largest NUM-
Der In the history of Georgetown meets,
have been received: the order of events has
been arranged, thirty-six relay teams have
been matched, and many of the races where
because of the large number of competitors
it was impracticable to start the whole
squad at once have been divided up into
heats. There are eighteen events on the
program exclusive of thirteen relay races.
The events are the 50-yard novice, 50-yard
handicap 50-yard scholastic 6do-yard nov
ice, 50-yard novice finals 50-yard scholastic
finals, 50-yard invitation. 600-yard novice
finals, 50-yard hurdle, 5O-yard handicap
finals, 440-yard scholastic, 440-yard open
handicap one-mile rum SS0-yard intercol-
legiate 440-yard handicap finals, 440-yard
scholastic finals, running high jump and
the shot-put.
The Georgetown management has always
been congratulated upon the promptness
with which the meet has been run off and
upon the absence of long waits between
races. This year the meet will commence
promptly at 1880 o'clock with the first heat
of the 5O-yard novice, and by 1920 Man
ager Miller expects to have the George
town-Yale relay, the last on the card. de-
cided. In order to guarantee an unob-
structed view of the whole floor it has been
decided to allow no one on the infield floor
except the officials, who will wear badges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Crescent City Derby Won by Days
CASTOR, Redman.

The talent at the New Orleans track yes
terday afternoon received a severe Jolt
when Foresight, the Crescent City Derby
favorite, was beaten in the seven furlong
handicap, which was the feature of the
afternoon. by Redman a three-year-oId
gelding which Father Bill DAILY thought
was not good enough to keep in his barn.
Foresight, after his victory over Floral
King last Tuesday. looked to be the best
of the three-year-olds here. On this the
Poole colt was made an odds-on fayorlte
and was heavily played at the short price
of 3 TO D. Redman, the winner, was one Of
the ignored outsiders, and many thought
that he did not belong in such fashionable
society.
1t was thought that Redman. who was the
pacemaker, would come back to Foresight
after half of the journey had been travelled
There was no stopping the son of Star
Ruby, however. He was full of running
and all that Cochran had TO do was to sit
still When the three-quarter pole was
reached and Redman was far from being
a tired horse. Hicks sat down to ride the
fayorite. He managed to cut down Red
mans lead bit, but there was no chance
to head the Daily cast-off. At the finish it
was Redman by length and a half. He
was only galloping. with Cochran lookins,
back at Hicks, who was hard at work on
Foresight.
Redmans victory appealed to many as a
shocking reversal of form. In his last race
against cheap lot he was the favorite.
but was interfered with and finished third
In the start previous he managed to beat
Foresight i'm fiye-furlong dash. but was
stopping fast at the end. Rednian was NOT
played in the local ring. He was however
backed heavily in the New York pool
rooms.
The track record was equaled in the two
year-oid race BY Blaze Duchess. st. Louis