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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04
Mean Thinu.

Bride-Clarence, dear, I have just
made my first pound cake.
Hubby-Good for you, Cordelia. III
take it down to the office.
Bride-What for?
Hubby-Fcr paper weight
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04
Got n From Her

"Your husband" said the tallSative
man, has such a mild disposition. |
suppose he inherited It from his
mother.'
NO." replied Mrs Henpecik. with
set Jaw, 81 think can safely say it
was part of my dowry. '-Philadelphia
Fress.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04

EARNS FOR RENT OR SALE ON CROP
payments. j. MU1.HALl., Sioux City la.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04

dislike they feel for man who once
laughs at them.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04

Pisos Cure for Consumption is an infa,lible
medicine for coughs and colds.-N. w. SAMUE Ell,
Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb. H. 1900.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04
1horauaIlll Sterilized.

tainted
Edith-Nonsense aunt; heard him
say he had just cleaned up another
million.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04

Men who intend to be good to-mor-
row always die to-day.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04

DIR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. the
Great Kidney and Liver Cure, World Famous Dr.
Kennedys Sons Rondout. n " for free sample
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04

Nowhere do souls sour quicker than
in an ice box church.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-04

Mrs. Winsicw's Soothing Syrup.
For children teethin, sofens the gums reduces in
Illumination, allays pain, wind collie. 2ac bottle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09
Tas Weneite aus Iofio.

Sofio, I. Sept. Sn Sofio
berridte bellte Hube. General ga.
tuna, gefeblSbuber Der Sofio.8ar-
niion. bat cine Eroflamotion erlai-
len, norm CT oie 9ep5iferiins gegelt
Gusihreitun9en warnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09
Inter SrHmmcrn begra6cn.
Floblid)er G%inltIr5 zines i'm gbbrud
begriiienen SenementbauieS.
Irbeiter getootet ooer uerlebt.

Ncm. Sort Z. September. =
Gin oreiit0digeS 5enementbals ou
Der 8rano. uuo WottitraBe ~ltiirSte
ipGt beute Nahmittag ein, mo cine
An5abl Irbeiter, meld)e nit Dem Ab.
reiben oeS 8ebduoeS beid)Gitigt mar,
pilroe unter oen Sriimmeru beara-
ben. S%nnerbalb einer Stunoe nad)
Dem llniuu bate man orei Sobte uno
5lpoli 8erlebte aus Dem Sriimmer-
bauien berausgebolt, uno ioweit be-
fannt mar, beianoeu iib feline peite-
rem Spier inter oenielben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09

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PA.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09

0efnrireil llnb cine @eIObeluili0utg
iiir oicicn 3lucf o%lt@0cuoricn; %lcrucr
noro belhloiict, nn /. OCTOBER Ben
rC0ulGrcu llnterridt I'M .0orIep.
1orf" iiir Grpohicnc, auoben mo
MfGohcu 81 croiinen.
Oic 0oucn . Scttiou belt cbcll-
iou3 cine le6r gut beiud)te Sibima
ab, in mclhcr bcihlollcn mur0c, GuOe
Septembcr cineu 9luall,tG 5u ucrou.
italtcn. &orbereitlmaen fllr ocu
.Ncutid)cu Gag" lpurocn 9ctrotlen
luo oic Gintritt3tarten ucrtbellt.
. .Nrion."
Ger ,Nrion" belt gcltcrl Nbeno
in Der ,StoQ+Nalle" an Der Sonopcr'
Strube lcinc regclmGBiQcS inaltntoe
nb. ,%n Der @cihGlt3iiBung muroe
0u3 no6iol0cn0e SSintcr FroGralrn
6cfonnt oentodt: %. Sttober-StiI.
tunQ@lclt, Gon5crt mo Sol III oet
@crmonio . Wtdnncrhor &ole;" Il.
9e5cmbCr - MISUNDERSTANDING III
ser .@urmonio . WtGnncrhors Nallc;;"
p i'll ser
.@crlnoniu . Wtdnnerhor . &ollc,"
y. &omlur - Nnrrcniibuna III Der
.@crmuniu e WtGnncrhor = &allc;;"
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in Scr o@uric Nollc;" is. Npril -
ShluB CONCERT mo @oll III DER
o@crmunia Wf0nncrhor.Nauc."
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Qcitcrn Nbcno IN &ocob Niea' &nUc,
Ode &ulu. um0 Torreit StroBc, cine
Qutbciudtc SinQitlmoc al, III Wel-
hcr cr lmtcS Hcitung oc5 Eroi. 3.
&orolll9 Ole Gb0rc iiir Ocn oGeut
lhcn (a9," ionic mcbrcrc Spercttcu
1ilr lcin &ol5crt IN Sbimet'3 &alic
cinilbtc, GinIa0m9Cu bonn .Nrior"
mo on0crcn &trcincn iauocn An.
nobnc.
o@oOcru NJ Gnner6or."
Ter nNoUcrn MGumcrdor" BE-.
ihloB Qcitcrn Nbcno in iciuer Sc.
lhGitaijBunQ, icincn iilr nGditan
Sonlltog nod @Sillur'S Eort beab.
iihti0tcn NISlhng iollcu 5t loiien,
oo Die Ecmperen5. Sippc i'm Gountp
III IeBtcr Belt mic0Cr tart orbeite..
Cine GinIoounQ 0c2 oNrion" 81 sci.
len Mintcr . llntcrboltlmQcn murGt
onNcnonmcu. 0c3glcidcu cine loldjc
sum Nu@fluQc Oca o@ocult Foint'
WGmcrhor&." Cine bcocntcnoc
Summc iplrr0c iiir sic Geforation
oc0 SullptQllnrtier@ oc& @ercin5
bci'n oNcutihcn Eo0" bcuiai9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09

Srug cinen H~ippcnbr RAJ ~
oaOon. SonneS WicGartbD bon
@olbin9ton 3. &, iibt inter Der gn-
idrlloigung i'm mittlerel1 Stotion$,
bouie, geitern Ibeno einen tbGtlitell
Nngrili allf oen 62 Sabre olten MileS
GroSbp bon 9tr. 10, Horo-f Sreoeridz
StroBe, periibt ilno ibm 5pei Slipper
qebrod)en 81 boben. CROSBY mllroe I'M
~StaoteYoipitale" nerbrnben mo
girg Damn nod Saiie. Gr iogt, ais
or nit leincr Sruu Die Baltimore.
StroBe entlona 9ing, babe WcGortbD
i'm obne Seranloliung aegen ein
Sdonienlter geitoBeu. MeGartbp er.
flGrt, Grosbp babe ibu nm 6jelo unge.
bettelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09

lldtl0tcn NuaIlllg 10llcn 81 lalienL
o0 Die Ecmperen5. Sippc i'm Goumtp
III lester Belt mic0cr tart orbeite..
Cine Gtnlo0lnQ 0c@ ,Nrion" 81 sci.
len Wintcr llutcrbnltlm9cn murGt
onNcnontmcu. Gc3glcidcn cine Ioldjc
sum Nu4iluac oc8 Occult Foint.
WGmuertor&." Cine bcOcntcn0c
Summc lpllroc Iiir sic G%eforation
bcS @auptQuorticr8 oc@ @ercina
bci'n oGcutid)cu Gag" bcuiai9t.
&iiuuC'9 2cihrnm qefnns
Ocn. - Ger 2cidnom 0c9 17.iG6ri.
gen Charles Ylitt Slime Sobu beS
NllmcIicr9 G0mor0 Slime bon ser
Gdc Der HiNbt uno ELECTROMAGNETIC,
muroe Qcltcrn iriib bel MoQner'a
Eoint I'M Curtis Grccf Qcilunoeu.
Ser Scihnon mar bon Mreblen lebr
5crirclIcll. 0efnnntlid) crtrunf Slim.
ne am Wtontug Nud)mittoM ais CT
NIT leinrm Trelmoe Charles Nonler
iid) bo0cn moatc. Ger &crltorbene
mar Gin 300IirG 0cS Eolutcdnitum$
mo bate I'M nGditcn Srilbiubr lei.
ne NbQona@ FriIlung %bciton0cn. Ger
Stcucrmurm Sobn Tul0 mo orei
Mit1lic0cr Der Monnld)uit Scr Slot.
ten Ncleroc lcllcrtcn cine aduone bon
elmer 2unlplbnrtollc III 009 WaIIer,
ais pl0Blid) Solepb Vrc5inotp rlef,
0oB Der Seidnnm 100 2)urO9 pom Dem
@ootc n%lrlQetnudt lei. Mau lhoifte
Die Hcidc loiort nod Der St00t. Wit
0cnt bc0uuernSiuertben llIInllc ut
ilbriQcnS nod Elm traitriger llnlItnflo
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mcld)er mit2iinne in Dem @OOtc mar,
icit 0ent llnIolle fem 9lugc mcbr 5ll.
tbun folm mo lih i%Orhpdbrcno @e.
huntcn ilbcr ben 300 ieinc8 NrcunoeS
mod)t. Die bcrbeigerulcnel Nerite
bobcn bi9bcr nergebIid) Wiittel onae'
mnnot, sic Nerpen oc9 iun9cn Nan.
ncS 5l berubigen.
Sinh ipielt NIT Streid Of =
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mittn9 gc0en 3 llbr III ibrcr elter'
lihcn Mobnung Nr. 12OS, Slio.Fa'
tIrent Strobc. nit Strcldbol3crn II.
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crlten Stodluerte IN Nrnn0. GieSlom.
men lultroen bon ser 6eueruebr gez
loid)t, ebc tic be6euienOcn Sd)aocn
mgeridtct butten mo leItlomer
@eiic entfam and oo3 Nino irgeno
lueld)en Serlctuuger.
Cine ii d e y ooe er'
eigllete lid) geltern Nbeno i'm Sofdle
0eS y5lirnoercinS 8orpGrtS." Gin
ciIriger 8crihterltatter b0rtc nui Der
foiigen &eron0a Iroblld)e9 @eplauoer
elmer Nn5nbl Odmcn ml6 ais leif
nellgieri9er @lid lid 0ortbiu rld)tete
pilpcrte ibm ein gutter 6reuno ms
DIR, 0uB oie 0omeu idmmtlld) aus
Ser Sommeririid)e beimgefebrt ieier
uno mnmebr Ncuigfeiten auSplan
oertcu. Der 3eitlng5mann Wiirot
Don Sen Gamer ireun0li6it begriiBt
bolte lid einen Stlbl berbei, 500 Ieii
Yapier aus ser Guihe unO Damn ginf
Oos Gr5dblen los. Sine Der Gamer
tbeilte nit, bnB lie bel ben intcreiian
ten Yergpartien in Yen.Mor Sob
erS geiunoen bate, cine anOere mal
bel Den Spd5ieradngen in Der irild)er
9erglilit ibr Ser3leioen lo~Sgelporoen
| cine Critic bate i'm &ate 8oDer ELM
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
NEWS NOTES ABOUT ALL
OUR NEAR NEICHBORS

assisted by nearby parties, and but
for her horse being very gentle she
would not have escaped death
Mrs. Christensen has consulted the
district attorney concerning the
matter and he will be down in IA
few days and look into the matter.
and it may be when he gets through
with the culprits they will be more
careful in future. Mrs. Christensen
says they made no effort to assist
or showed any regret. Meanwhile
she is wearing a couple of black
eyes and a discolored face.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

In cases requiring special directions,
address, giving symptoms, The Ladies
Advisory Dept. The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
For Rent or for Sale.

c. +. Metcalf's modern store
building will be for sale or rent
about October 1st. A bargain for
the purchaser and a snap for the
renter For further particulars
call on or address
G. E. METCALF,
La Jara. Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
~. CAPULlN -.

| From Our Special Correspondent
Feliz G. Gallegos went last We'd
nesday to Los Ce,ritos on visit
to friends.
John Haaf, representing Den
yer house, was at Capulin Tuesday,
soliciting trade for his firm.
Epifanio Garcia has finished
threshing his grain and reports "a
very good crop for himself this
year.
Pedro Jose Chavez of La Sauses
is here with his threshing machine
and is busy threshing the Capulin
farmers grain.
@. Noises Martinez, merchant
and sheepman of La Joya. accom-
panied by his family, has gone to
Del Norte on visit.
All our sheepmen look for the
delivery of their lambs soon, as all
report a very good year and the
stock is in good condition.
Several parties have been here
lately trying to buy some pigs, but
they were unsuccessful. as owners
are holding for better prices.
Two enterprising young men Of
Capulin, Jose Ramon Valdez and
Jose Lauro Valdez, besides attend
ing to their large crops have sew
Mr.. Swope, one of the contract
ors on the La Jara reservoir, passed
through Capulin Tuesday, on his
way to the camp to look after his
big contract.
The energetic and enterprising
merchant of Capulin, Romualdo
Ortiz, had about fifteen wagons
hauling rock salt from La Jara to
Capulin last week.
w. o. Mier, of the Alamosa res
ervoir, passed through Capulin
Sunday morning en- route to Colo
RADIO Springs, where he went on
business for the reservoir.
Everybody regrets very much in
deed the failure of the Alamosa
bank, as it interferes some with
several of our citizens who had de-
posits there. 1t is hoped every
thing will come out all right.
Our enterprising and active citi-
zen, Emilio Girard, is always max
ing some improvements. Now he
is building fine shed for buggies
and "A stable for horses. Mr.. Cir
ard is always improving his place.
There have been several inqui-
ries why The La Jara Chronicle
does not have at least one column
in Spanish, saying that they would
subscribe at once and help swell
the subscription list here. Well,
we will see by and by, gentlemen.
Continued on Page A.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
Estray Horse.

| have n gentle sorrcl horse on
my ranch, branded = The owner
will please call. pay = charges for
keeping and advertising and re-
move property. A. A. NUM-.
Capulin, Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
Field Peas Wanted.

Any person having fields of peas
in the artesian belt for sale apply
to j. A. MCDANIEL,
La Jara, Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

DR.. Scheussler, expert dentist
and dental surgeon, will be in La
Jara the second week of each
month. Prices reasonable and
work absolutely guaranteed.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
Bulls For Sale.

Registered short horn bulls for
sale by Sherwin, Wilder d Nef.
Enquire of VIM. Netf, La Jara.
Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

We guarantee all our coal. The
Wallace Mercantile Company.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06
a.. MANASSA -.

From Our Special Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent.
R. p. Marshall has gone to Red
River to sell his stallion.
w. A. Shupe of Conejos spent
last Saturday and Sunday in Ma
nassa.
= Joseph Thomas is suffering con-
siderable with plurisy in his side
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. f.. Sellers drove
to Alamosa Tuesday. returning in
the evening.
Mrs. J. It. Watts is here from
Big Horn Basin. Wyo.. visiting her
sister, Miss Nettie Sellers.
Fred Warshauer was in town on
Tuesday looking after the delivery
Hpf lambs which he had purchased.
Frank Blair came home this
week from his cattle camp in New
Mexico and will spend few days
before returning,
Mrs. Lewis Swenson in company
with Mrs. Chris Jensen left for
Utah last Friday for month S
visit with relatives.
In giving the names of those
who left to attend conference in
Salt Lake last Friday, we omit
ted E. S. Christensen.
Sanford Holmes was in town
Tuesday on his way home to East
dale from La Jara, where he had
been to deliver Il bunch of sheep.
Mrs. John ID. Smith had the mis-
fortune to lose her corral and sta
BILE by fire Tuesday, which was
caused by very small girl with
matches.
Miss Willie Jarvis, who has made
her home for the past six years at
Antonito with the Warshauer fam
lily, is visiting her mother this week
at this place.
Thales Haskell has returned
home flom Wyoming after an alb
lsence of two weeks, spending the
most of his time with his sister,
Mrs. Jessie I Smith.
Mrs. John G. Dalton Jr. stopped
off at Manassa while returning to
her home in Chama, N. NJ, from
Denver, Sunday. where she has
been visiting friends the past two
weeks. She was the guest of the
Haynie and Dalton families until
Tuesday.
Among those in this town who
are mourning the loss of money by
the failure of the Bank of Almosa
are Bishop Samuel jackson, who is
said to have lost 81, 800; Haynie
Bros, $500, and j. Fl. Depriest,
S4OO. If there is anyone else loser
we have been unable to hear of it.
Willie Stover came home last
Thursday from Denver, where he
has been the past year learning the
barber trade. Mr.. Slower is now
nicely located in the side room of
Jack & Marshall's store and is pre-
pared at all times to do your work
and will appreciate your patronage.
On opening up the new shop Will
Die gave all the boys free shave.
He says later on he will add bath
tub and make his shop up to date
in every respect, which has long
been needed in this town.
John G. Dalton came home from
Battle Creek, Michigan, last Sat
urday He went to a sanitarium
where he was treated for cancer of
the stomach three weeks ago. But
ON being being examined by
board of physicians they advised
him nothing but an operation would
do him any good and after consid-
ering the matter he felt as though
it best to return home and con-
suit his family and after so doing
they decided the sooner the oper-
alton the better. which no doubt
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-10-06

Read the CHRONICLE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
nac cling at san rranclsco.

San FRASc1sco. Jan Two track record. were
low cred this afternoon, Sir Wnfred TUNED the
tables on pnti.ma. winning 'he twn-yehr old race
In Galt,. vhrh is quarter >econ faster than the
previous record lnanias won tho last race At
one mile and ity Yards IN ~. which IS IN rec
quarters Of second better than the previous track
record and within traction ~ the worlds record
uoniton, with 1874 pounds IN the saddle. clcvcrly
captured The folensbcc Handicap. MarilnmsS
me ANoutc came WITH . great rush Of tho end
bIi was TOO iaic. fncOlHp. who acted as pace
uaksr with Houlton Finished thrd. NcsutiAn and
Plat broke down in their respective races.
First Hsrc futurty course Tho Cure los
.W DAVIS. to g. won Dr sherman. tOt chandler
to T. Third rtinc. Ilo.1 nundrcap. Vesuv,sn,
Lrrrnc. Harka T. 10, SKIP Me and Nocori,o also
second Race 81. nirlongs Gosslpor. io2 tKuuE
silver skin TO- rravers eto S. third T,me l1L
a Powell. Fisher Boy. Plat and Fs,ee g..
rnlrd Race Thrc funons, sir wufr-d. u5
= 10 =. second Abe Meyer. n Hoffman. ~
20 I. third 1inic. u.4l, + rarr Snledad.
Anonaii,. Lndy Catherine, cello scmllunc snd
Icy Route also ran
Fourth RACE fonarsb-r Handicap. se,sa FUR
longs lionNou .34 aNiN, Is 10 3 won Martin
ma- iiH kunf 10 d. srcond ToculG'r. ia tBon D
nru, " go uI-Y Time, "a Toledo, NagfEne.
Judge. Rock l~'tAr and NhulS also ran
tGrccnned = won. Major MsDSir los rsvis,
to 3 second SiiIcho ic7 chandler, rs to l. thtrn.
Time i.5Si, SiErctt". DIVINE. col Anderson.
orc VIVA and Vaughan slso ran.
Sixth Rae one mile and 80 80 rds-- Ananits.
] to I. second Ncnator. in .1aversl. to z? bid
Tims i42. Ara. friedman. Lads Goodrich I1st
Knight and Cleveland also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
TOW SH4RKEY IN THE RING.
sailor PuEilist Puts on the Gloves Again
Before club In This CITY.

For weeks past in fact for months. Tom
~hsrkey stoutly maintained that nothing
short oi a million dollar nurse would induce
hln 20 don the nItts again Rut in spite OF
this he entered the ring ag1iu last night.
-ht n the heart N tho busy city. and tho
eN--ailor did not oven get cent FOR hi4 ser
vices, because he volunteered them freely
shortly after O'Clock last night Sharkey
In company with his faithful old guard, Dave
BENJAMIN, Jim Buckley and Spike sullivan.
went 20 . club on tho West Side not far from
fhe smokestacks Of some NJ tho bic ocean
iners in tho North River There would have
been nothing unusual or suspicious in the
ouondam sailors departure had not one OF
rho guard carried n grip presumably con-
tanning tights. etc.I ms SharRey il in the habit
NJ taking his regular evening constitutional
A. This fine of the night
50 the ob-eTvaut ones whispered that there
vas something doing. that Sharkey was
gong todlsplay his huge chest with its tattooed
ship. anfhor and other figures. But tho
s1ar vas strictly a private one. and the
1o=ey ones we're fooled. for Sharkey and his
party took a roundabout course and lodged
Sharkey reached the clubhouse before go.
stripped aud was ia the ring q Tow minutes
later Spike sullivan did the same thing
and sat iu chuir opposite 70 SharkeY as the
iatfcr's spurrlus Dtrtuer for IN" occasion.
Tie cN -tar and his friends got warm re-
Ccpuon, and everybody wanted TO shake
Toms hand and express thanks. especially
The ubiquitous committee OF arrangrm"ut-.
Sdurscv Invested o; his street costume,
20 DO expected Tor Sharkev had made no
preparation for ne bout and would not have
tra'ned had h" known % ~, -ay several weeks
thead uc was lat. bar hi- chest WINS Just
Hs expansive AS OF yor" Spk" looked d.
uIuuu'e 1lOuvs de- ~ SMrh"N lie Wns lu
and puguucluu- 1- over. There Nu- nothing
81 moment 70 the ,rto of the pair u Vas
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Automobile street Cars for Peru.

Far from the scene OF its origin the auto
mobile is making progress ia some ways
greatly IN advance Of what IL ia doing at
home Six automobile street cars we're
shipped from New York last week to be used
in the operation OF a regular line at Lima.
Peru The vehicles ara electrically driven
and were made in this country. the bodies
being constructed by a car making firm and
the batteries supplies by an automobile
builder.
They are essentially street cars and not
omnibuses There are regulation front
and rear platforms for the driver and con-
ductor and 70, the admission and exit OF
passengers. They nre open cars. somewhs
OF the pattern of those run TO Coney Island
by the IL" roads in summer time. tho seats
facing forward. with an aisle between. The
oars are each - feet in length and will seat
thirfy-tWo passengers, and there ara straps
dangling from parallel bars for the benefit
Of the men crowded out OF the seats by
women The cars have solid rubber tires
aud VIII run on the road free from rails.
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NEW YORK 4. c. FENcERS WIN.
Defeat Three Other Teams for Fenccrs
f1ub Gun.

Club Cup.
Tho local fencing season was ushcred
In last night at tho Feucers club. when three
teams crossed blades tor the Feucer- club
cup Tho teams were The Vow York 4 G..
Now York Turn Neren and the Tencers club
and the condition Of tho tourney was that
they should fence with foils du"ug swords
ana stbres lhey were q little slow in getting
under why. but ono" going the sparks few
o1 the steel iu great shape, but tn" contest
Ind not pro gressed "a whom 10 was seen 'h9t
the New York \ men were putting n some
elective work
Dr. Grname N Hammond. with the fous.
showed that he had lost none cf his old time
cunning and was 10y long odds too good for
luv one Young. or old. last night " T..
Heintz handled the duellnG swords and
" ! Johnston the -lhrr Tho Frncer-
Club team we're l. 4 NIichelonl who came
provemert iu the ioils J. taugdon irving
and pI i " Woodward After a session Of
bout three hours the View York \ C. team
won with the New York turn Nerica second
and tine frurerr Club third. tharies &
Kothuer. " scott q Conner and Or. NJ i
J. heverria. Nev York 4. C.. acted az officials
AFTER the competitions were over haHasaki
Japanese fenccr, produced n tweed ged
sword and tried his hand with several OF 'he
experts The jap had a Wild way OF using
himself and vhirled and twisted his weapon
finally admitted that no could outpoint any
OF the feucers II is not likely that ne
Japanese sword will ever become popular
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Oldneld's wonderful Trotter.

In the Panama star and Heroid appears
tho solemn announcement that the worlds
trottine record has been broken by the Ameri-
can horse Peerless Green Dragon driven by
Barney Oldhcld at Fresno, Cal The fact
that the distance was fifty miles and that IL
was done in ~ minutes 90 Id seconds. or
faster than n mile a minute. did not iesYe
the writer OF this news. II has been nd
yocated recently thn, automobiles DO given
names similarly 20 yachts. but this evidently
would have its dra Wbacks