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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
EXPORTS FoR The WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York- May 10. 1905.
COFTTE-The coffee market was very quiet, but showed
fslIly steady tone. The opening steady ad
o. points q scattering demand attracted by
sea6v cables and light interior Santos receipts
nec5n with continued full warehouse deliveries There
little coffee for sale al the market, but buyers
very advance their bids experimenting that
thsGs would be renewal Of realizing any further
edygae during the middle session the market
practically -ea-ureless around the initial figures with
business stau5stiu Later offerings increased q lit
the market finally quiet, unchanged 10
points higher. Sales q little over 1900 bags.
70 ME holiday the regular from Brazil was
lacking about the only thing coming from that source
being TIE EaGo receipts for the day, which were
light OF tLs European markets. Hamburg was =
partial = pig and Havrs a franc higher. Now-Y0rk
12l,9yO
bags against bags The las- year. The
visible supply Of c0Lee Of the United States IS now 400
11G bags against l72 last year The spot market was
ur with quotations on the basis OF Sc Tor RIO
No The total va-ehOus deliveries in the United states
FOR week l2l.7J0 bags, against JzS9Sl last
week Or. 3g7 last year OF The former amount New
York reported 11IlG7 BAGS. Rio cleaTauces $4,000
bags q United States during the week and nil 20
Europe santos cleared 1000 tags 20 the United States
and 5000 Europe Receipts a. Bahia for the week
Ill: present stock S20o0 clearances TO the United
and Germany nil and to the rest Of Europe, 800
bags
pV was "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
NAVAL STORES.

Stock spirits tuTpentne again very light and
this. combined with firm primary markets. the local
prices advance Of about 2c 70 CSC asked machine
made barrels Rosin firm. Tar steady 10 firm
and unchanged. We quote
SPIRITS TUEPENTIEE-On and machine, bbls, 64H
Q6Jc
TAR-s5 s5GS5 20.
ROSIN-Comuon good strained SO 45aS3 so: r. So so
asa So r. 50 404$3 90; g. So 50G$S CO. H. SO 75G$3 so;
l. So s89$3 60; K. 81 1904 10: NJ 81 5OGS4 CO., N 81 758
S4 50; " Q. 81 so, and " W. So.
STOCK ON HAND
1LoSln Dds SOS
Spirits turpentlne. 8s8
bDls
Savannah Nay Is. - TURPENTINB - Firm 61oi
receipts. 4gO; sales. 1s3: shipments 87A ROSIN-F9rr,
So 25QS3 80. D 50 30QS3 35 p So 4OqS3 45: r So i5
Sc so; G. IS 90; H IS 20: IS 30: X, 81; NJ 81 0, ~
81 10: " G. S42 " W. 81 46QS4 50. ' ~
wilmington, May 15-TURPENTINE-S pirfta steadv
6lc rseetpts IS casks. RosIN = Steady ss re-
TURPDNTINE-Firm. 50 so 81 258S4 rs: receipts i92
London May 15--TURPENTINE-Spi ass ROSTN
American strained 0s I'D: fine. 12s 90.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

Liverpool. May I5.-Closing-wHEAT-s dull; No
California, 6s SID; futures steady May IS SID July
o5 S!3d September 6 73sd CoRN-sPot armi Arneri
July As $50 PEAs-canadian firm, IS 113ad FLOUR
st Louis fancy winter steady. Js 81 EoPs-In Lor-
extra india mess COS. POR dull prime mess vest
BACON strong; Cumberland cut, &c to so 70, AIS Cal
short rib 16 to "a 10 AS Cd; long clear mindless light
Is 81 ~ 42s Cd long clear middles. heavy So 10 40
10 ass short clear backs 18 to 20 n 40s; clear bellies
II to 16 10 42s Cd SHOULDERS-Square, II to 10 n
firm SIS. LARD steady prime western. in tierces.
Dos ga; American refined IN pals, S6s Cd. BUTTER
nominal CHEESE duIl; american finest white. 55si
TCrRPENTINE-S strong ass. ROsIN-CCmnon
strong IS Al PETROLEUM quiet Dad LINSEED
OIL, firm, 21s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May IS p. m.-COTTON-spot IN fair de-
unand prices points higher; American midd,ing fair.
sod; good middlng. 45sdi ntddlng. 449d; low midv
the day 5000 bales Of which 900 were for speo-
GOO bales including 20 100 American. Futures opened
firm and closed steady American middling, May,
and June 429d; Juns and July, 4.306 July
and August 431d: August and September. 4s29; sepen
Der and October 49Sd; October and November, 4345;
November and December 455d; December and January.
86d, January February, 43Td: February and March,
3sdi March and April 4.Sad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May 15-Tho offerings at the wool sales to-
day principally crossbreds Demand was keen and
prices held Americans bought suitable parcels
full rates The Continent eagerly bought the small sup
ply nerinos paying p I'D for scOureds Following
are in detail: New South Wales. 17O0 baIes
Szd91s Shdi greasy. TdQ1s lad Queensland
secured is SdG25 1isd Victoria-40O bales
secured is 2dq1s ga: greasy slsd11s ID. West Aus
Tasmania-1O0 bales: greasy 5S+d9ls New and
800 balesi secured 1O391s S5d greasy 6d81s 45ad
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The local market for spot cotton closed quiet end
points higher on tas BASS OF zoe f9T Ia.Ge.hg 2.S9a
Southern spot markets were telegTaPhed az
6e-ss sayaHnsh steady ana 1e higher a. T@oi s9les
steady higher $40; sales SO bales St Louis
fIr and l1ec higher az l6Iecs sales 1913 bales Ca
weston firm and 16c higher az I-l6c; sales, sSl be-es
EewOsieans steady and r. higher at Sc; sales, coo
bales Memphis firm and &c higher At SCI sales l4yo
te Etiatea receipts a. leading points toF to54HoE-
week and JC1S last year; at Galyestop $500 to 5000
tes against $50 week and 1855 last year; at
-eHesrs 5000 20 0500 bales against 7,aoS last week
arc sol last year.
Receipts At TIE ports and Interior points to-day.
b da,z la q ID 81
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Baltimore lHl OHIO RAILRQll
NV YQ9g, New haven & HARTFORD r. R

Trains dtpart from Grand central Station al St ana
B 15 r. via New London and Providencs-t4se.
fIIo3o 'xi9;o: 3,, a ~ ttl'oo 'Hloa. S1as'o-
BotT0S via WililmaRlio-tfs:oO a NJ. t2:o0 ?. 4
B0ST6N via springheIt-fS-0o A N. fil12Oo. "iasoa
Ell 200 P. 81.
TAKfTIIIIE and NORFOtI1-ts5O A NJ, t9ss1 p ~
CT BARRINGTCHl. sTOCKBAIDG5E, LsrNoA. FITS
WATERBURY, and WINsTBD-t460, 5000 tfssoos
st5:6L $500 1900 Go Waterbury, ?, ~ -
TicxN Offices cCSrand Central station and e1zoth
St. also at c96. c2s1. Lis5 els54 sroaAysy g PsEa
Union Square c1S2 Fifth Ave. Gao CaaEahua
e49 Madison Ave c273 West 18th St. T9s Thtra
Ave In Brooklyn cS42. $50 Fulton St. $50 Broad
siiajIy Except Sundays Sundays only. fstops Al
,oKtS xStops at St. Sundays only tParlor SaE
limited Has dining car. eParlor and Sleeping Cas-
u1 c. T HEMPSTEAD Gen PaS~, Ag>
q NJ SHEPARD. Gen supt-
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e REARING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R r
LIBERTY STREET AND SOUTH FERRY ttiras fruzz
, S4lln Gerry ave minutes earlier than shown ealoWl
54sSLON- BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN, AND AI1CCzz
CHUNK-z4c0 (f.i5 Esstoa only. 9IO a. g.. 40 40.
9W 20 ESston only ?. N Sundays. E4so A NJ
WILKES AIlIlE AND sCRANTON-z4oO. a10 A n.
go =. n Suntzzs z450 A. NJ, 500 P. II
NEGAT-z4OO $40 A. NJ z1.SO q. 40, lakewood and
lakshurst only, 40, a5CO 2. NJ SUNDAYS a IL.
GO 1assweod and IahsbgrsO.
ATLANTIC CITf-t9.tO A. u, $40 P. NJ
YINELAHSD AND BRTDGETUN-zf4OO y. NJ, 40 p. II
POINT PL5AsA0sT; AND sEAsH0RB POINTs-z&60s
11;So r II Sunday except Ocean Grove. ass A n.
ATLANTIC HI1Ds. sEABR1GHr. MONMOUTH Bob.
80. 4.3O $50 P. NJ Sundays, 600 A n. 40 p. N
SANDY HOOK ROJTE-l.ea7e Pier 81. \. P, w. 421
St, a5s a NJ, I2S0 3o0, 10 P. II. Sundays R25
St. l02 % No ana lo6 as 4ss y Ii 81 s-u css
700 A ", 18O. SO ?. " All ssashsrs points,
PHILADELPHIA CFaADIeSCs TEF1IINAt3S4,s0, TOO.
tSS e :. 100 9 t1}o % s7oo t ga sSa SS
s106O P NJ, s12 Is mdt-
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-sA25, t6OO s10Oa
1aoo A n. '2.oo. t"Ao0 800 Zoo ?. n. S12i8
BAITIsIoRE AND AsHFE7SgTON-aOos 'l0Oa '12oOs
READING. HARRIsBU'4tG, Po9,TsvTIIE AND WILL
4. II, Reading oniyl l5lOO az % 200 2 u Rea1-<
ing. Pottsytls: Harrisburg only too 800 2, II
sunday isuaisEs only tPsrlOr ea-S only Via s1as<
qua. XSaJurdsys aEXcept saturdays
Offices: Liberty St. Ferry South FgTry Ast1r HOUSE.
261 434. 1900 1884 Broaisy 1s2 9th Ave. 81 ~ Aye
Columbus Az. New york; S42 s4s 844 500 Fulton 81
B-JJSy broadway Williamsburg New YORK ITans~
G BEsLER. c. n. BURT,
Vice Pres. and Cen Mgr. Gen Fess'r AsenS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo MAY 15-FLOUR steady fancy blended
patent S. TO fancy spring patent So 5O winter family
s.; winter pastry ST % bakers spring patent - 90;
bakers suring clear SIS s.. WEEApSprng unsettled
carloads No Northern offered at 81 co. WlHter moth
ing doing. CORN quiet and strong No : yellow 6ooi
No 2 55o OATS agiei 10 white Sti ,;fi TS g.
western quoted 4TG54c IN RYE, some demand :
SOC asked FOR No Canal feights quoted; Wheat 90;
oats Gao 10 New-YOTt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
Receipts At The ports and Interior points to-day
pared with the same day last week and last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cales-Spot cotton.
far D1siness DONG; Gales 5000 bales speculation and
belesi Araeriea1 20 600 bales. riedng upland 4od
stsa6y, eT points higher and Afay-June o3d;
5uueJuly. 4 800; 5ulyAugst AID; September
A225; SeptemberOctober 48Sd: October ,soverhe 3ff
HoveTnberD December z55di Deoeuabsr-Jsnuary 4S3d;
JanuGry-FebTuaEys <-3Td: Febr1aFy-AFarch 43sd and
AsEch-Aprl 1s9d Administrations quiet and D..
cloths steady.
TLoCR AND ArT5AI-There was a better feeling n
me -four market yesterday. owing the hrrn wheat
situation. Buyers. however, did market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
enuMTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-YoTle. May -. 1905
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts today, 525 sacks There
IS IN the market for domestic medium
red kidney: trade is rather quiet, but there is u
steady holding Pea have sold better Of Late ana there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

CJTCON-The market vas active with shorts show
Of nervousness during the greater part the
session, owing 70 continued private reports Of una
rl-ltls start Tor the which aroused appEe-
tensions rgt only Of bu!ish weekly crop report at
noon to-day. but Of DuLlish showing by The first
monthly report soon after the Arst Of the month On
the advance. which carried the market Just about
he previous high level or around 1920 Tor May, II
looked u the bull leaders taking prices and the
81 trading closed steady
moderate gain for the day
opening VeTv firm At an ADVANCE OF C45
points 10 response higher cables, reports OF much
IN the belt and covering which seemed 10 come
Europe South. well from local traders.
Trading active and while Il reported that the
ts -.'s were taking profts the demand from shorts
sufficiently supplied to cause check In the
advancing tendency until quotations nag reached a net
1910 points the more active months
this level continued realizing. which was Joined in
proft taking earlier buyers aEnenS
the market the
initial level following which fluctuations irregular,
but tie list showed rather steady Tone owing the
ADVANCES ia Southern spot markets. The close was
erae.v At q net gain 6I9 points Sales OF futures
were estimated At 10000 bales The carly map did
not show rain later ady1ces showed
ru r,-ecultatl ton private reports during The dag
1srrsulsrly 3ron Texas Complained the crop
getting G. very poor start and acreage being aben
doIe owing weather. Oc!al advtces reported
spot markets about lice 10 nc higher
The range OF contract prices IN the local market to-
day follows:
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.
4b 81 Esd cSETSBF sPn sTEEr
. ~ The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortiands
Twontthrd strsst sst .er an mat given 0'''" for
FOR TIE WEST.
'SSS A. 81 E99Is sF 1IaIfTaD For Cincinnati.
'1OsS A NJ THE PENSsTLvAN1A LnnrED-ss
.15s PM. cri h9qTs Go to c5 rS..ss2,,,,r,
louis EXPRESS AND ST.
$50 r. NJ CHICAGO LIAITED.
1855 ?. u. WESTERN EXPREss - --1N1'
.s922 4. u Pacific EMPRESS
'O50 z. N. PITTsBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
10 c92S 's55 10 Is a NJ y % .1sS5 sIo
NJ l225, 'I3s5 lss25, "Co4sressiOpai i4raitsd,5,
soGHERN 2-e g. 5s5 5' ms n!sh H. 1aIo
Atlantic COAST L1NE-s.as a. m and a2s p. m
sEARoARD AIR L1NE--1a25 p m. and 1a1O a. m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAI1.wAY.-s.ss d N.
cH HE'S = OHIO RA1LwAv.-7.6s a. m. week
FoR Old POINT coMEoRr and NoRTo1K-q.ss
AgASTIo ef! So p M M s afiy ssu p m weekday.
L4 PSG, f BR44sECP AsgURY PARK cyorth Aseury
Desbrosses and Cortls7Idt Streets orIy) SIS a M
4E.o 4l2S Saturdays ohlyl, 2.25 g25, (4.25 except
599g B9anch9, and ass p. M, weekdays Sundays,
$685. 925 a. m. and ass .. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos T25. .755. s25 s.55. 's.25. 'ts55 .s5S st1o2s
.33o;eo !oS a m 1925, '1255. 'L55, 2,ie. 255,
aeRhia only .s55. SIS, 7.55. s.g5, s.25 C555 for
9 s2{c .. Sundays eos .555 'sa5 'f55g S55,
'425 ['tA55 for North Philadelphia onlyJ sSSS'
"5.55, ass T55, s.25. e2B (s55 for North Phuadsi-
6i in6 3i$ Car p NJ fE4sr Il 8,sh train
Ticket Offices. Nos, 461. 1854 es and 2s1 broadway,
1s2 Firth Avenue (bslow 2ad ST.; 2B3 Fifth Avenue
corner zsth SL) ! Ast9r House and stations named
aDoyei Brooklyn, 942 Fulton Street $50 Fulton Street
geo Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station The
New YORK transfer Company will call for and check
6aggage from hotels and residences through to des-
Telephone "54s Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service. ->'-A0'- ~N'
W. W "A II Z Z TtLl5OEtY, J. p WOOD.
SeAeIa4 AsIlaser' Pass'r Traf1o Manager.
General Passenger Agent
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Of contract prices IN The local market to-

Forei-u coffee marketsl Rlo-Holiday. santos-HoH-
ear E1aflhurgcf1Ae market opened unchanged 230
, net unchanged 70 u pig higher sales, 10000
bags Ezvre--Clfes market opened barely steady, x
3Taro higher at i unchanged; at p, unchanged;
$50 = advanced 4 frame total sales 14O0O bags.
February 500 august .-........-... - 59
March 400 september 40 10
hlr --.--.-.....-. SO October .-.---.. 1900
May a4-lu. Elber $50
June $500 December &c .
statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol-
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to accept a position as manager of 4
new athletic club in Chicago. He ex-
poets Hart to accommodate him.
F. ]. Marshall, the American chess
player, won the first prize in the in
ternational chess tournament, which
has been in progress at scheveningen,
Holland. during the past fortnight.
Marshall was one Of the three masters
invited to participate, the rest being
amateurs.
Tom Jenkins. champion catch-as-
catch-can wrestler. has announced his
intention Of going to England at an
early date and hunt up all the matches
he can there. He believes there Is a
lot of money to be made there and on
the continent. and thinks he will be
gone at least two years.
J. Sanford cleaned up $4,000 and
gold plate worth $500 through the
victory Of his colt. Mohawk H.. in the
Saratoga Special. Oaklawn, running
in August Belmonts colors, was
crowded entirely out Of 1t. The race
was not truly run, as there was no
end of rough riding all the way.
Entry blanks have been issued for
the automobile race from Cascade,
Coo. to the summit Of the peak,
which is to occur in September. The
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&14Q OF ii { | l 2KM +

race will be for the Wahlgreen cup.
The road il eighteen miles long. in
bad condition. skirting numerous
precipices. and ascends from $3.50
feet to 14.147.
Henry Chandler Egan Of Exmoor,
Harvard and Egandale, retains for an
other year his title as amateur golf
champion of the United States. In
the finals on the links of the Chicago
Golf club at Wheaton, Aug. IL. he de-
feated Daniel Edward Sawyer Of the
Wheaton Golf club by 6 up. to play.
in thirty-six holes.
As a direct result of the agitation
against pool selling In Ohio. creating
dearth Of demand for horses. the
famous Two Minute Stock Farm. in
Guiding Star Pointer. 1:59A, and many
other well-known horses. will be sold
a. public sales or In private this fall.
This announcement Ia made by VIII
B. White. manager of the farm.
The 2-year-old Birmingham, by i'm
ported Sandringham, which won at
Fort Erie last week, is the ninth win
ner sent to the races by Cachuca. the
dam of Fresno. Palestine, George
Boyd. Manhansett. Zamacrow, Flute,
Rose Ash and The Fiddler. She was
Is years old when she foaled Birming.
ham. He is her last foal SO far as Is
now known.
The 1000 mile carrier pigeon record
has been set by Texas. owned by Nor.
ton Brothers Of Austin. The bird went
from San Antonio. Texas, to Chicago,
a distance of 1850 miles, in 10 days 4
hours and 10 minutes. The old mark
was held by W. F. Belzer's Tony. with
a mark in 10 days 8 hours 30 minutes.
~. 19.777." owned by Alex. seiden.
becker of Chicago made the trip In II
days.
The Federation of American Motor
Cyclists have elected the following:
President, r. J. Belts. New York; vice
presidents. Eastern district. E. G. Gar
rett. Brooklyn; Southern district,
H. L. French. Baltimore; Western dis,
trict. G. p Hunter. Hammond, Ind;
Pacific district. L. H. Hill. San Fran
cisco; secretary, Henry ]. Wehman
New York: treasurer, q. B. Gibson
Westboro, Mass
Henry ]. McGlew, manager Of ath
letics at Notre Dame. Ind. has an
nounced that he would succeed Louis
Salmon, the famous All Western foot
ball star. as coach Of the football
squad. McGlew has been member
of the varsity for three years and has
the reputation Of being the speediesi
| quarter back Notre Dame ever had
Herring Of South Bend and Draper OIL
Chicago will assist him.
James Edward Britt and Battiina
Nelson have signed articles to nigh,
twenty-five rounds before the Colin,
Athletic club at Union Coursing park
Sept. 9. for q purse of $4,000. or 81
per cent Of the gross receipts. and ,
$4,000 side bet. The winner is L
take all. Both men are to weigh 10.
pounds on the morning Of the con
test. The referee will be chosen i've
weeks before the contest.
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sllliSe

be clears clear as wine. - clear ~
crystal, a. clear n . drop Of pure
honey. Let there be NO freckles. NO
Liver spots, no blotches. Let your skin
be of milky softness.
THE second beauty commandment
relates to tho hands. Have beautiful
hands is strict command in the
French canons Of beauty. Don't let
your hands grow old.
Then in succession come these
laws:
Keep your teeth white.
Keep the wrinkles out Of your fore.
head.
Keep your step light.
Keep your voice low and clear.
Keep your chin oval:
Keep your throat slender.
There are other commands, and the
most important Is: Keep your eyes
bright. Don't use them In the dim
light. Don't read while you rock.
Don't let the dust settle in them and
remain there overnight. Don't strain
your eyes, and don't try to clear them
by rubbing them.
"Cry = little every day, If you must,
for women who cry easily always have
beautiful eyes. but keep them bright,
anyway."-Boston Herald.
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Buddy Ryan Of Chicago and Jimmy
Gardner Of Lowell. Mass. have been
matched to fight at Colma. probably in
September.
The 4-year-old chestnut ally. Dinah
shad. by King Eric. dam Two Hearts,
by imported Likely. owned by w.
Showalter, has broken down at Sara
toga.
Yale's general athletic committee
has selected as successor to mike"
Murphy, its retiring track and football
trainer. Coach John H. Mack Of Mer-
cersburg. Pa.
The Atlantic City Automobile club
proposes to build q grand stand cap
able of seating 10000 people on the
line Of the new beach racing course
below ventnor.
Shrubb won the I'VE mile race at
Horsham. England, August z. beating
Aldridge. His time was 24-51 1t. This
is As seconds better than his own
worlds records. Shrubb will 90 to
the United States and Canada shortl->,
B. B. Kieran. the Australian anna
teur champion swimmer, won the 500
meter international swimming race at
Stockholm, Sweden. in 7:18 %. This
is a new worlds record at that dis
lance.
Sysonby. James R. Keene's phenom-
email colt, won the $4,000 Great Re-
public stakes for 3-year-olds in his
usual easy style. finishing three
lengths ahead Of Diamond Jim" Bra
dy's Oiseau. He was q 8 to 20 favo-
rite.
In one Of the tamest heavyweight
battles pulled OF on the Pacific coast
In several years. Gus Rubin Of Akron.
Ohio. knocked out Jim Mccormick in
the eighteenth round Of what was to
have been a twenty-five round battle
before the Colma club.
Nat Kramer, a noted Texas gam bier
and sporting man Of the old school,
died suddenly Aug. 8. at Fort Worth,
of heart disease. He was born seventy
years ago near Louisville, KY. and
was widely known in sporting Gil cles
throughout the country.
Farmer" Burns threw Young San.
dow" Of Chicago three umes in nine
teen minutes at keokuk, lows, August
Z. The stipulation Of the match was
that Burns was to put sandow down
three times inside Of an hour. The
strange hold was barred.
F. B. Alexander and H. H. Hackett
Of New York won the eastern tennis
championship in doubles At Longwood
Mass. Aug. IL. defeating g. l. WrenI
and r. Fincke. also Of New York. IN
. hard fought match ON slippery turf
by scores Of 81. 81. Sc.
BY defeating Baker Of 1ioax City
Walter T. Hayes Of Toledo won thu
title Of tennis champion Of Iowa
Baker defauIted the third set on &C
count Of the intense heat. Hayes and
Monott. both of Iowa university plays
won the doubles championship.
In an interview at st. Paul Jacl
Root said that he was trying to gel
another fight with Marvin Hart. aftel
which he would retire from the ring
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So Dale was the son Of another gal
liant seaman who fought by the side Of
Americas first admiral. John Paul
Jones. on the "Bonhomme Richard -
Commodore Richard Dale shipped as
. cabin boy when II years old. and
was a shipmaster at 10 years Of age.
When the revolutionary war broke out
he entered the Continental navy as .
midshipman, but soon afterward was
taken prisoner by the British and sent
to Mil prison. in England. Contriv.
Ing to escape from his guard. he set
out for France. where he Joined Paul
Jones. who appointed him lieutenant.
During the famous engagement be-
tween the serapis and the Bonhomme
Richard, Dale was wounded. but 70.
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Changed HI. run,

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80. Guess that don't interest me
any"
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seed. you know"
"Eh! Same thing rs flaxseed! Why,
my wife told me to bring home some
haxseed. Well. dern their pictures,
what1l those rascally trusts do nsxt!'