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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-05
ToDAY's TESTIMONY.

George e. Lorenz- one of the defendants.
resumed the witness stand at the opening
of court this morning for cross-examina-
Continued on Sixth Page)
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Admiral Schley's Condition Better.
Admiral Schley. who has been suffering
with slight attack of grip. was reported
better today. He was able to leave his
room.
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kilograms at sender's Risk.

NEW YORK, February 5.-The significant
announcement that kilograms for Japan
and Korea can be accepted only at sender's
risk was made today by the Commercial
Gable Company, which has received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Its resident manager
in China:
From today kilograms to Japan and 40.
rea can only be accepted at sanders risk.
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A. A. meet. BOSTON. Maaa- February
L. 1895
ts-yard daah. Indoors IS Is.
clyde Rlalf. University - chiuano.
at Bartlett RlauuaHIum4 che aEa.
February -. iHeI
4s.yafd dash. .tsi-E. I g. HE.
University 81 ChieaEo. q uaftlets
Gymnasium. chizaEu. February -.
faht
aa-yarI dish. c-a. Arthur r.
Duffey. aeaf e~tap5t. ~ Georgetown.
indoor msrt. Washington. II. e..
February q. fHat
aa-yard dash. se-s. = q Rice.
University 81 Chiearn. "a Bartlett
gymnasium. Chicago. February 81.
lHHG
aa-yard high hurdles. fsst G
Iuehes high four hurdles %. n &.
Calfm. University % chicago. chi-
cage
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NEW SWIMMING, TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS ACCEPT.
Cd BY AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION

yarda 10 turns, 40 i-6t 800 yards.
II turns. 8stpaHa. g. n Daniels.
New York a a.. ~ Nrw York. f'eb-
mary rs. lpot
$50 Yards. bath. "a turns o6 90.
eco yards. h turns. ~. tga yarda.
10 Turns. t94=as tto yards. ~
TURNS. 6 o. s-5. 80 yards AZ tufns.
q 0a2-b. $50 Yarda n turns.
1at-bs as yards. Is tufna.
q att-a. SOC yards ~ turns IS.
q A. Daniels. Sew York A, g. az
New York. March H. ia0t.
$50 yards. four turoa. open Htiil
water. sis1-G Francis daley.
Olympic eluh. AZ 80 Louis. NO.
Olympic events September 3. 1900.
zee yar.ia. fouf turns. open athl
water. 3 s. is. tfe yards. sir turns.
/ n 50 30. Emu ltaunrh. Berlin. Ger
many. AZ Olympic events. 81 Louis.
September 6. 1891.
$50 yards. seven turns. open atiil
water "a II l-A Emil Rauach. ner-
I I'm. Germany. NJ Olympic events. Ht.
I Louis. september 3. 1894
sac yards. riEht turns. open atil
| water. D. % g-a. I 600 yards nine
TURNS. 10 fag-6. i.sga yards. n
TURNS. 20 s.. ifso yards. ~ turns
- zto1-5s i5ot yards. IA turns
a1 bsl-6 1850 yards ~ turns
| Is "a tzHn Yards one mite. -
turns. e5st5 i-a Emit Rauarh. Her.
Tin. Germany. "a Olympic events. 81
Louis. September 6. 1900
pluuFlnk. bath. 86 Inches take Off
s. feet inches. A. NJ. Mccormick
ufoakiine svimmlus club. az brook
llHe. Masa March .. 1907
swimming under water bath
three turns. sgs feet. 4 y leo. prank
I r. Sullivan. az milwaukee. WIa.
April rs. ig8A
Swimming on the back. bath. 90
/ yards HtfaiEhtauaY. zta 1-a. 80
yards. two turns 8Tga6. 100 3afaa
I three turns. i.t0tz5. tgs yards fuuf
. turns. ta4-s. 80 yards five turns
% t-b charles Rsheri New
York a. g. az New York. Jauufay
if 1894
go yards. breast stroke. three
tufHH. open atiil water. g.sTa-s
George Zahanua nerlln. Germany
at Olympus events. ST. Louis. sep
. TENDER 2. f8nt.
saQ yards swimming relay fare
bath. team ~ four men. each man
swimming SO Yards. utraiEhtauay.
1 S 2-s. New rork A. q. tram a..
De g. uandiry. j A, Kuddy l.. H.
Goodwin. g. n panielal. AZ ceney
I Island. n +. Ortub~r /. i8el
$50 ynris. relay race. team - fisr
meu. each man swimming 90 yards
bath. nine turns. 2zft-E, View
] Yark a. c. a. De n Handicy. + 3
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t0yufd low hurdles. feet o inch
- high. four hurdles. aG 60. Wal
ter stsffins North Division High
cahooi. Chicago, H.. February "a.
1904.
7h-Ynrd low hurdles. frsi c inch
- high. His hurdles. o. 80 . "
Schulz. Milwaukee a. g. nt Central
A. A. u. indoor championship Mll-
wnukre. va. March g. 1904
fto yards. hiRh hurdles. eight hur
dies, feet q Inches high. 90 as, ~.
l. Hiliman. New York A. g. a.
Tfarera island October 1. 1904.
Potato racing. 10 POTATOES. rive
feet intervals total distance tHa Ia
yafsa. with 10 rlEbt-nhout turns.
-. Charles J. 4. tmeuH. cam
bridgeport. Mass. gymnasium. az
stadium, 81 Louis. October ~. 1904.
Relay race. ESQ yards. team -
-four men. rnrh man running $40
yards. agH4-b. aeorgetswu unlVer-
atty tEdmonnop. Mccarthy. reilly.
MuiiiEanl. az st Louis. March 20.
1904.
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Startling Evidence

Fresh testimony IN great guam
uty o. constantly coming In. dselar-
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds "a
be unequaied. A recent expression
from r. J. Mcfarland. Bentorville
Va. serves as example. lie writes
4 had Bronchitis for three years
ard doetofed all the time without
being benefited Then / began tax
ing Dr. Kings New Discovery. and
a few bottles wholly cured me.
Equally effective In curing all Luns
ana Throat troubles. Consumption
Pnsunouia and Grip. Guaranteed
by G. o. GUY. Inc, Second svsnus
ard Ysslsr, druggist Trial bottle'
free. regular sizes Zoe and 400. 80
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2w Dc aehutp. New York city.
March &. 1904
Ge pound weight thrown from
standing position without follow
20 feet 60 inches. John Flanagan.
IT NeS York. March a.. 1904
&c pound weight. thrown from
seven foot circle. with unlimited
run and follow. e. feet ineheH.
John Flanagan, Long Island cry.
July NJ. 1904
Throwing iG-uouni hammer with
both hands from a seven foot circle.
With unlimited run and no follow.
tTs feet II inches. John Flanagan.
ksw YORK. July II. 1894
Putting 10 pound shot. a. ret 2
inches. Ralph ltoHr. AT Olympic
games. II Louis. Mo. August 81,
1904.
Throwing tho discus. fgl feet 90
inches. Martin ! sheridan. Greater
n Y. l. A. g.. at Montreal Can
September -, 1904,
ono standing broad Jump without
welehtn. II feet as inches. Ray
EWry. New York A. G.. a. Olympic
gaines. IT, Louis. August -, is0i
Pole vault for height ~ feet
! aa-l00 inches. Norman Dole. oak
land. Cal. April "a. 1904.
IiftinF tho baf bell both hands.
as pounds. Perieies KahousiH. Of
Athens. Greece. Al olympic games.
August 81. 1904
nunninR long dive. 50 feet igi-f
Inches. fsauisvilla Kilian. Y. ~. G. A.
AZ Orange n j. February 10. 1905,
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SWIMMING RECORDS

IS yards. bath. strairhtawsy.
stat-A Harry t.efnoyne. Brooklluo
swimming club. at New York. t'rb-
urary 70. 1904
% yards. bath. enc turn. ,s1. W
J. futile Chicago A. A. al Nil
wauknc. wis. April ne, 1894
SO yards bath. one turn. 20 Is.
Harry Lemoyue. fzrookiinn swim
minE club. az BJookline. Mass.
March ?. taoL
50 yards. straiEhtawHY. open aful
water. IS. John Holloway. Huda-
pest. Hungary. a. Olympus events.
st Louis. September 6 iHaA
100 yards. stfaIghtaWaF aeraas
stream. .az Is. e. N. Daniels. NeW
York A. G.. at lafayette. Pa, Az
gust 20. 1894.
lee yards. bath. four turns. tzIo.
G. NJ Daniels. New York A. g. az
Jersey city. ~. J.. May II. 1895
10 yards. stratKhtaway. open atnl
water. lie. G. NJ. Daniels Nsw
York A. e. az Olympic events. ST.
Louis. September :. iset
zee yards. seven turns. e Is.
=. n uanleil New York A g.. az
New York. February H. t8nl
go yards. hath. eight turns.
2 IS IS. Francis Galley ulymric
club. az san Francisco. cal. 1uus
-. 1895
80 yards. open atlil water. ono
turn. g. II Daniels. New York A
G.. ssftfsB. az Olympic events. "a
Louis. September 9. 1885,.
rs yards. eight turns Ia zs5.
$50 yards. nine turns % as. rs
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RELAY racing. $50 yards. team q
four men, each man running so
yards. asaEr-5. Harvard university
tM williams. y J DIVES. I. uteik.
a. 4. YpunR. III. 90 Hsaton. Maaa,.
February y. tf0t
Relay racing. 100 yards. team q
five mrn. each man running ans-
firth 90 q mile. sgf-a. University
81 Pennsylvania ~ , eaftmeH. w
- Dear. ] e.. HYman. II g. Ham
uasr D. D. TWloJ. al Sgw YORK.
etfF. March 6. 1885,
Two rnils relay rae. indaara
team ~ four men. each man nun
Ming SEQ yards. 50. Yale university
a. J C1app. JACK Gates. g. a. Hur-
uan. o. =. rarruuaI. Buffalo. y. =
March -. 1904
Eaur-mIle relay race. team ~ four
men. - soI-b. Cornell university
or smith. r.. g. Munsau. ~ Poster.
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MANY GOOD RECORDS
MADE IN THE YEAR 1904

crane. y. H. Adams. r. , icltehinE.
e. NJ psnlelul. az New York. fsb-
urary ne. 1900
$50 yardn. relay swimming. bath.
II turns. soven men. each nan
swimming so Yards 3. New York
4. e.. tAtehtirr Ia MoYne. Green.
ttuim, D'Nes. Royce. Rich. brook
line swimming club. a New York.
February ~. tHoA
TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS
tp-yard dash. indoors. 0s is. D..
/. Thompson. Amherst. az Hoaton
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- I.4g IaSanaAslEm. asthma ca
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Almost 30 records for swimming.
track and field performances were
accepted by the Amateur Athletic
Union Of America az its annual
meeting held in New York recently.
4 majority 81 tho records were
made at the olympic games. ST
Louis Two OF the records made az
the Olympic games. as worlds rvc-
ords. have since been broken. the
shot put mark Of Ralph Rose. as
feet 2 inches. being raised several
Inches by Dennis HorEau. % ire
land. and Martin J Sheridan raised
his Olympic mark three feet bt tho
annual championships u the Cana
dian A. A. ". The worlds records
made BY Ray Ewcy refiklca ka-
kauala and Charles }. =. Lucas. al
the stadium 81 Louis. atlll stand
In the swimming events at The
olympic games. nearly every rer-
ord made ~ an established enc.
same % the events heinE totally
new. a. breast stroke and swimming
un the back az a long distance. The
records are as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 2i.-rsn
members u the Vespcf Boat club. %
be known 81 the Henley committee.
have formulated plans Tor sending
"a crew 20 England next July. Every
member q the club whose oliEibii
ity meets with the committee APP
prevail may Try Tor a seat In the
eight Dared she'll. which. Il BE- hoped.
VII bring the grand challenge cup
TO America. Already members a
the crows who won lu Paris Ia 1909
AMI az the worlds fair have slgui-
fled their intention % trying Tor
places. IA addition 90 a number u
a.=Uuiiege ohrsfman.
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We world
Of
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and investigated have worked hard early and home and abroad
in had
Few physicians and indefgble their methods original
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He Wo Chinese Medicine Co

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NEW ORLEANS. Dee ai-Joek-
- Monroe. who has been unable 20
furnish the stew ards an explanation
Of his ride un Joe Lesser IN the sixth
race last Wednesday. has been bar
red from riding here for the re-
malndrr Of the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31

Los ANGELES. Dec. Sat As
cot yesterday Whiteutonr upset all
calculations by winning the first az
20 20 ! from Sandstone. the favor %
ite. The winner opcued az - 10 1.
but drined back 10 60. The nteeple %
cha - went 10 the faeafite. Mrn
Grammar. Baiiuutyus fell At the
first jump and Jockey Mcbride had
"a rrow escape. a. The horse turn
81 = complete namernaull Two a 81
vufften ven. Weather cloudy. track
fast
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Sporting Briefs

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. al
Three faforiten won ~ f3msryViile
yesterday in an ordinary card.
weather rainy. track sloppy
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UNION SAVINGS g TRUST CO.

Corner Second Ave. and Cherry 81.
Seattle agents hank Of Cape Noana
Meme. Alaska
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IT'S THROUGH THE SAVING
HABIT THAT THE WCu MEN
or TODAY HAVE BECOME SO.
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90 to splnninE's for bicycle re-
raIra ss
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The Union Pays pan CENT Interest
Directors

MacneuEatl tohn II Area
Emanurl Rnsau hers NeorEa nunWorfh
Ferdinand SenmltA II. iaowtn
N IA aainar. Charles II nchh
a. n stewart Jauaca u. Hese D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09
SONG BY MRS. FISKE.
Celebrated Actress Sets Thackeray's
Words to MaSic.

Besides showing Mrs. Fiske as actress and stage
manager. the production OF Becky Sharp at the
Manhattan also presents her IN another. and to
most persons a new Ight-that OF composer. The
pretty air to The Rose Upon My Balcony that
Mrs. Fiske plays and sings AZ the close of the first
scene OF the third is the work of the star her
self Il is reproduced here for the first time The
words OF the song appear in Vanity Fair Thack-
cray wrote them. il is said. parody the
fashionable sentimental ballads Of the period.
The episode Of the song after the Marquis
Of Steyne has given Becky ESQ with which TO pay
a card debt Unless the money IS forthcoming
Rawdon and Becky Will be exposed for having used
loaded dice. Becky pretends to her husband that
the money came from another soUrce-that a
creditor Of Rawdons had called and paid his debt
To allay the suspicious OF Rawdon who is jealous
Of Steyne. Becky sits down at the piano. and with
charming innocence sings The Rose Upon My
Balcony" playing her own accompaniment
These are the words Of the song:
The rose upon my balcony the morning afr per-
Was leafiess all the winter-time and pining FOR
the spring.
You ask why my breath IS sweet and why her
cheek is blooming
Il IS because the sun is out and birds begin 70
sing
Thus each performs his part. mama; the birds have
found their voices:
The blowing rose afiush. mama. her bonny cheek
And there's sunshine in my heart mama. which
Wakens and rejoices
And so 1 sing and blush. ma; and that's the
reason why.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09

THAT sort OF thing is a kind or blow 70 your
self-lOve. still the East Side people can be polite
Saturday. for instance. met a regular knight IN
the guise OF rabbi. with a long, gray beard He
happened along most opportuHelys just as had
finished highly indignant lecture 70 two buck
sters whom Id found beating their horse. As you
know. it's my great grievance that j m short-So
nose on the top of my head I'd be grateful
It's hard to be impressive when you're short The
huckSJerS listened 10 me in silerce but when !
turned 70 50 they began 70 sing. IN nasal mono
tone:
Little girl. little girl does your mother know
MY dear old rabbi stopped and fxed sewers
eye upon them Are You aware, he said 70 them.
that that young lady Is a very prominent phySt-
Ctan2 I advise you 10 be more respectful 10 her
drove their horse away in a manner that Henry
Bergh couldn't have objected 70.
It don't think. remarked the artist tt was ~
the artists studio. and the three were gatnare'I
around the samOvari- II don think freedom CI
comment is trait peculiar TO Water-St- and tia
Bowery. You'll meet up with il most anywhere on
this continent. NY uncle tells StOry-the urcla
who is an Episcopal clergyman. and who was rec
tor OF z parish SO many years one time n
attended a church convention in some little r0Wn
and all the Clergynlen who attended Wore al rn9
VeStmeuIS they cOIlVs niently could Well. unCla
was SOinS along the village street on MS way 20 a
meeting in the chapel, there wasn't room Tor tnsln
ingS; and he had his gown. and three or tour
berettas. and a stole or two and be met citize9'
The citizen looked him over. say. ne inquirer
Would YOU mind telling what you are.
Why, my man. said uncle, Wnat co 1''
mean?' .,..,,.
Well said the man. I've been to the circus
and I've had delirium treulens but / ~ C4Sie'' i"
ever saw anything Ike you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09
FRANKNEss OF STREET GAMINs.
Remarks That Wound the Self-Love Of Su-
perior Adults.

For frank insouciance and utter candOr" said
tho young woman who had Just finished her first
week OF district nursing. I never saw anything
like the East Side street boy. A brief experience
OF him win rob you OF whatever illusions you may
have possessed regarding your personal appear
ance. Tuesday 1 was going rounds-the first time.
you knOw-feeling pretty well satisfied with my
self in my new uniform. and in a crowded lane
Just of the Bowery passed q group OF small boys
tho curbstone. They looked at me. and the
smallest OF them remarked. In that steam whistle
voice those imps have;
Hey. d'ere! Ketch TO de nurse via De
pointed nose"
THE other boys seemed 20 approve the deserip-
ton. aud suppose it IS a true one But I'm won
dering II I've got 10 pursue my East Side career
having my hurled at that way.
East Side streets given 20 freedom OF com
nent," agreed the young woman who had had two
years OF Settlement work. II going along
Water-st to-day on my way 70 a patient. and
passing procession brought me 70 a standstiH for
a minute right up against a big truck. The driver
on the truck. one OF those great husky fellows.
leaned down from his seat and took leisurey
survey OF my face
Well he drawled. we'll some OF these old
maids that's trottin' around these streets amt
so bad
"Of course. I know that I'm turned twenty-five
but 10 be reminded Of IL so abruptly sort OF took
my breath away. Yes, the East Side certainly IS
unconventional What do you think happened last
week? You know that Mr.. s.. that uptown
young man who IS so delightfully."- rich and 50 IN
comfortably fat? Well. Miss NJ met him some
where. and she thought It would be nice IL she
could get him interested in the Settlement: so she
asked him 70 come and see US. Last week he
wandered dOwn-waddled would bs more exact
leading his pet terrier a chain. Just outside
the door Miss NJ, who'd been out came upon
him. and they halted there minute talking. and
se teI6IeT WsS az Ihe END OF rs cham.
from getting mixed up with Miss NJ. when they
were observed by 4 boy on the osher side OF the
street The boy Struck attitude-you know
how they 30 arms akimbo and chin out
" Hully geeE he yelled. Is de dog eXhihitfn' De
elephint, or is de elephint exhibtin De dog?
Miss NJ says she Is afraid that 3Ir. s.
won't care 20 come down there again
L dare say not" laughed the first young woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09

devoted to dogs, and has some very Valua a PIE
breeds ThitheT as Princess OF wales she uSsu 5 70
repair big white apron covering her dfess, Eeauy
to receive the endearments Of her tumutuouS pes,
which scorn dry bread when given 10 theIl ~ ne
keeper but eat every crumb when it IS hanceo Oy
their mistress. ..,. -,,rot7,-
at the Queens model dairy, picturesque S" 4s
chalet standing IN quaint Old World s5tuetI 10
porch is covered with creepers, ami on the sneIVsS
inside china models of prize helters eai1 Gu "
the estate In the tea room adjoining lne WIZ
family often gathered for tea But II was IeESI
as the SlnCtUIn of the princess. and even tue
never entered the room until the princess had ar
rived. The extensive game preserves we may 0 49,
by not coming within the domain OF queen
Alexandra but the stables. which are truly pIlnce@
~ in their appointments, must have interest," lo 80
accomplished rider and whip. 49, -.
Then. we cannot but feel that she VINO taxes SO
deep interest in hospitals and hospltaI nurses
must have had good deal TO DO with the mouse on
the estate that made into conva!esceht noIIle
Tor officers in the army many or Whcm oeCaHis
guests of this sovereign while staying there -
The long lines of glass houses interest US sp-
ciay as the place where besides much else tnst IS
under cultivation. the favorite flower OF the queen
the pink malmaison. is grown in large QuanuteS
ana much used for house decoration
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four and seveu-siShths yards q inches vice 80
and one.ggarter yards q inches vide. 81 ~ nd
three-eiShths yards "a inches WIDE Win ohe anu
One-eighth yards q inches wide Tor pallli.s "a os
The pattern. No. AS4S. Is In sizes FOR - o. -
IS. 80 and az inch bust measure.
The pattern viii be seut 10 any address on tees.IS
OF 10 cents. Please give pattern ana pu1e ms
distinctly. Address Pattern Department - 4.
York Tribune. IL IN a hurry Tor pattern sec
extra tMo-cent stamp. and VIII mail - ie'
postage In sealed envelope