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OLD OPPONENTS
ARE MATCHED
Ey-Champion Will Have His
Third Meeting in the
Ring With the Californian
QUESTION OF WEIGHT
Both Boxers May Ask to Have
the Scales Raised Slightly,
as They Are Growing

Friends OF Young Corbett In this
city received wires last night to the
effect that he would start for the
coast Immediately, as he has been
matched to fight Eddie Hanlon before
the Hayes Valley Club late In May.
It is expected he will train at San
Rafael again under the direction of
Frank Mcdonald. He says nothing
about weights. but 1t is probable they
viii meet at 130 pounds. weigh in at
8 o'clock. although both are getting
larger. Battling Nelson says Corbett
Is the hardest hitter he ever met. If
he gets into condition he should put
up a good fight. A number Of other
opponents were suggested for Hanlon,
but none of them were known here
except Fitzgerald. who backed out OF
q match.
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Glen Echo Takes Stake Race.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 13.-Montgomery
Park racing results:
First race. four and a half furaongs-Meadow
Breeze won. Wasteful second, Abjure third.
Time. 49,
Second race, six furiongs-Imrstta won, Lady
Ellison second, Centigram third. Time, i:1bL.
Third race one mile-Legistetta won Bonnie
Prince Charlie second. Lampoon third. Time,
Fourth race, Tennessee Brewing Selling
Stakes, value $2490. seven f1rlongs-Glen Echo
won. Jake Sanders second Old England third
Time, 1928
Fifth race. steeplechase about a mile and a
quarter-Rip won. Donarni second, CoIlegian
third Time, 2:57
Sixth race, miie-Barkelmore won Fed
eral second. Annie Alone third. Time i:44X
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Hymettus Beats Roundelay.

NEW ORLEANS. La. April l3.-Racing
results:
Espersnce second, 6pringbrook third. Time
1:1s.
Second race. six furlongs-Yo San won
1:16 3-5.
Third race. seven furlongs-Kilties won
Lady Mercury second. Charlie Dick third
Time 1:30 2-b.
Fourth raos, mile and q sixteenth--welles-
ley Won. Flamboyant second. Malivert third
Time 1854 Is.
Fifth race. mile and a quarter-Hymettus
won. Koundelay second, Gigantic third. Time
2.12 3-5.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-RoEer
Smith won. Ada second Jean Gravier third
Time, "a.
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CricIzeters 10 Settle Schedule.

A meeting Of the California Cricket
Association viii be held this afternoon
in the Office Of the secretary. The re-
port OF the committee appointed to
prepare a schedule Of matches to be
played for the 1905 Championship
VIII pe presented and the day for the
opening contest settled Some of the
crlcketers wish to begin the season
during the present month. while 9TH
ers, who are interested in association
football. desire TO put the opening
match of until next month
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Bowlers Establish a Record.

CHICAGO. April 13.-The Chocos OF
the Lake View Bowling League have
shattered all existing records for team
averages by scoring 1884 2-3 against
the Sterns. The scores in the three
games were 1882. 1108, 1914 This
also is the first time on record that any
team has rolled two 100 totals in one
series. The previous recognized
worlds record was 1861 2-S. made by
the Bensingers OF the Chicago League
on February 16.
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Bennings Handicap for Bohemia.
Woods
third.

WASHINGTON. April 13.-This was getaway
day at Bennings. Results OF the races:
First race, seven furlongs-Ldttle Woods
wen. WaddelI II second. Sir Ralph third.
Time. / 40 3-5.
Second race i've furiongs-Judge White won.
Henry waring second, Legerdemain third
Time 1 :04 2-5.
Third race four furlongs, the Jasse Brown
cup-Patter won, T. g. Martin second Head
way third Time :52 2-5.
Fourth race. Bennings Spring handicap, sew
MISUNDERSTANDING won Sas second Santa
Catalina third Time, 1870.
Fifth race mile and forty yards Monacodor
won. Nine Spot second, Priority third Time,
1.47
Sixth race. steeplechase, about two miles
Gold Van won, Jim Newman second. Punctual
third. Time. 4:27.
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Golden State Collie Club Meeta

A full representation OF the mem
oers of the Golden State Collie Club
attended the meeting held last night at
11S6 McAllister street to talk on mat
ters pertaining to the coming. show Of
the San Francisco Kennel Club. In
dications point to a larger number Of
collies being exhibited than at any
other previous show. Twenty-Five
trophies which are to be given to win
ners were on exhibition and they were
highly praised by the members.
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Jones to Pay the Board.

The trial of the suit of William A.
Nevills and others against William
Fleming over an interest in Amador
County mines was continued by Judge
Murasky TO April "a, but not until
after Nevills had been directed to see
that Senator John p. Jones, whose de-
lay IN reaching the city caused the
case TO go over. paid the defendants
S273 costs for expenses of Witnesses
at local hotels.
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Willie Fitzgerald to Box Gardner.

MILWAUKEE,, April 13.-It is
practically settled that Willie Fitzger-
aid. the Brooklyn lightweight boxer.
will meet Jimmy Gardner. the Boston
crack. in a twenty-five round battle
at Goldfeld, New, the latter part of
May. The boys will get a purse of
$1,000, with the privilege Of 90 per
cent Of the receipts.
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BASKET BALL PLAYERS
TO CLASH IN FINAL GAME
Oakland and Mission High Schools
VIII Strive for Academic Athletic
League ChampiOnship

The skillful representatives of the
Mission High School basket ball team
viii battle with the 4. Oakland High
School players for the championship of
the Academic Athletic League this
evening at the Reliance Athletic Club.
seventeenth street and San Pablo ave
nue., Oakland These teams have won
IN the sub-leagues of San Francisco
and Alameda County and represent
the best talent In the high schools of
the State.
The local players disposed Of de-
cisively the teams of Lowell High
School Polytechnic High School.
Lick and Wilmerding.
The Oakland team laid low the
teams of Berkeley and Alameda high
schools. Plav will commence at 8
o'clock sharp.
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Britt and Neil to Box.

Jimmy Britt and frankie Neil will
box for charity tonight at the For
est, Fish and Game Exhibition in
Mechanics Pavilion. It will be a
friendly bout, but 1t will be fast, as
there is a slight argument between the
pair and both will want to make the
best possible showing. Neil challenged
Britt few months ago. notwithstand-
ing the discrepancy in their weight.
To add tone to the affair the veteran
announcer. Billy Jordan, will intro
duce the boxers.
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Japanese Struck by Car.

Kisuburo Kisumi. a japanese, liv-
ing at SIT Geary street, suffered Sc
we're injuries last night by being
struck by car. Kizumi was. riding
on an inbound Geary-street car when
his hat blew off. He leaned out of
the car to see where it had blown,
when car coming in the opposite
direction struck him. His scalp was
badly lacerated and he was also
bruised about the body. He was
treated at the Park Hospital.
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Angels Play Perfect Ball
and Barely Nose the
Siwashes Out.
Both Hall and Goodwin
Pitch Good Ball in
the South.

LOS ANGELES. April 1s.-The
baseball game to-day was a scrappy.
hard fought contest and was won IN
the f1fth inning by the Angels batting
out two runs. These. with the one
run made in the fourth, made the
score s to q. There was no scoring
after the fifth. Both Hall and Good
win pitched good ball. the latter also
fielding his position In fine form. The
fielding OF the locals was perfect
Score:
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SELECTIONS FIGURED
ON RECENT FORM
By FRED E. MULHoLLAND.

First race-Equorum Rex,
Sir Edward. Rey del Mundo.
Second race-Hagerdon, Dou-
BILE Six. Royal Rogue.
Third race - Haven Run,
Royal White, Picl<away.
Fourth race-Bab, Golden
Ivy, Sincerity Belle.
Fifth race-High Chancellor,
Hontton, Princess Titania.
Sixth race - Forest Kinr,
Leila, Ralph Young.
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SUMMARY.
80 tn.sr-r..noh -,

stolen bossE-Lynch. Errors-wheeler "a,
Irwin, Casey. Two-base hits-AfcI .auri1iin
Eagan, Hldebrand. Sacrifice hit-Sheehau n
First base on errors-San Francisco / Tacoma
4 First base on called balIs-Om Thomas l.
Left on bases-San Francisco T. Tacoma 4
Struck out-By Whalen g. BY Thomas l. Dou-
bic piays-EaRan 10 Casey TO Nordyke, Goch-
nauer (unassisteo). Graham to Sheehan. Tine
Cmpire-Klopf
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HONITON PICKS
UP TOP WEIGHT

p. Ryan's great mare Honiton, carry
ing 125 pounds, will meet the Los An
geles crack. High Chancellor, in the
seven-furlong handicap to-day at Oak
land. Americana and Delagoa are also
among the starters, Following are the
entries:
First race-Four furlonxs two-year-oIds
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The deposition of King otto OF Ra-
varial on the ground of his sanity. and
the proclamation of his uncle. Prince
Luitpold, who has been regent since
1886, as King are now being actively
advocated.
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6UMMARY.

Stolen bases-yan Buren. schlahsy 8, Van
Haltren. Kruger 2 Errors-King. Byrnes.
Ihree-base hit-Van Bufen. Two base hits
Kruger, Devereaux. Francks. Householder.
Sacrifice hits-Atz, Van Haltrel, Rurkie
Clark. First base on error-Portlaud. First
base on called baIls---Of Garvin 3, of Schmidt
8. Left on basesAPortland O. Oakland I.
Struck out-By Garyin 6, by Schmidt 9.
Double play-Atz 10 Schladey. Time of galnt
. hours. Umpire-Davis.
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australian Eleven in the North.

VICTORIA, B. c., April 13.-The
steamship Miowera passed In tonight,
having on board the Australian
cricket team, bound for England. They
go direct across Canada.
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Trainer AI LEAN Reoorers-

Al Lean. the veteran athletic trainer,
was about town yesterday after a siege
OF illness lasting two months. He ex-
poets to be in harnes soon again.
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gUMMARX

Errors-Houtx. C. Hall. Three-base hit
Kane. Two-base hits-McHale. James. Toman
e Hall. Sacrifice hts-Ross, Bernard. First
base on errors-Los Angeles 2 Left on bases
Los Angeles I. Seattle 4. Bases on balls--Off
Goodwin /. Off Hall 2. Struck out-By Good
win 1. by Hall 2. Double plays-Goodwin to
Ioman. Flood to Toman to Dillon. Hit by
pitched ball-Houtz. Smith. Time-One hour
and twenty five minutes. Umpire-Perrine
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MADISON Wis. April 13.-The Senate to-
day concurred in the Assembly bill recognize
Ing consumption as an infectious disease and
providing for quarantine. 1t now goes to the
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The people will go to the church
that gives itself to them.
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Totals. .4s 10 80 10 Totals.41 SO /
RUNS AND HITS RY INNINGa
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Totais.as 8 8 n III Totals.s1 .
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ime-:231k. AT. 1.13A. 1891.
11-20: show. IA. Enamel. pis
The Roman-Right Wing Tn
Trapsetter- Start good Wcr
ran his race Too fast for I
hard to beat next time out.
ERRATA-In race
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\ minutes. on at 4:2S Wing. place.
Telephone show. 2-5 Winner. Dr. r. by
Ryan Soratched-Gateway. Mfndanao.
ancs driving. Winner best. Gold Enamel
lade a good showing. Briarthorpe viii -
ust have been only fishing
FUSS index should b 3l5A
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s1ss True Wing. 8 1T. II. Ryan,. 4
ts13S, Gold Enamel. 8 (Mrs. Miller).
16sliTelephone. 4 Or. A. SMITH ..-
s173 Ellie. 4 &C. E. Stubenbord Jr.)
-. lBriarthorpe. 4 CMcGittrick)- -
s15s Big Beach, 3 &C. w Wilson,
sizes Paramount. 5 dayton & Col
sf73 In. Wagner. (Cushing COD :.
sf6S ia. Waite. 4 u-amasney Bros.).
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Runs AND HITS BIZ INNINGS.
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% -ONots'~N - ~
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS.
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T4me-:24H. :4sz. t:151s. Ala. 1 :441k.
So; show, 6-5. Ray, place. 5: show.
nal-Sister Geneva Trained by J. Co
driving. Evea heavily played and
Jockey finished second on Ray War 2
Possart did well. Teylor's ride on fav
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$50. SIXTH RACE 1-16 miles: purs
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4. 1:46. At post Al
place. >; show. /. I
Trained by T. H ]
Won pulling up Bala
IT Telephone Ellie m,
II, Hans Wagner mi
'oe slT1 Barney Dreyf
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tLoPlSd COUPLE CAUGHT
Ahssss nsi f.s SiAasnl ~ oU-sii tsliss,i
sii ss 0it Gid Assy snh Hia,

Salisbury, luiy =, some seeks
sinos Frri NineFni Of his plaos sloPosi
siih ilanis, tho pFviD "a scar old
daughter ~ Melissa Mznasllr, 4 sell
knpsn faTnirr hFir, ani li,n ahsfs'
ahouis I'd lhp couple asFp not knosh
aniil rfosni'y shea ne isaar Msroslls
hFuli.sr oflls giri iigins in ulsns
PALE, located liasm near SANDY iiill,
Investigation shaari that although
living together a. husband ani siis,
ihsl arfs noi married and Ninrsul's
sFrBsl pronis'y fniloatd,
- iiis preliminary examination as
sifi sanrs that slis sas sniioui aaAy
from hou.s b. Niporni sha IL coasin
~ hers ani a near nrishh p and ihal
sic had 49, thought - iiting uilh hia
ahsn she 'rfi homs hli Supposed shf
sas going io $50 a sislrT ~ hrrs ntn
lives mar Port Eisari, Ahsr srii.ng
hsF aasy b. soaii nai 30 boz friuih
and Hhsily persuaded hrrto live uiih
him nnisr ihs relations ~ inlai By
promising h. marry hrr ils aas piae'
81 under ti,ooo bonds and aas hole Ia
Nairn jail ior appraranor a. be ocio'
lsrF term ofc8urt Tho minimum Irn.
aiiy ior his crims j. 10 years .n he
l,sHslShilary. Vinosni il Sugars old
ahd has lons borhs 60 aHsatory rvp
liaiinn.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
Nss. 90 ,hs Ts~a Esd ,lisss nFsa1
Ted Iaf ns.t nssAsF.

TEA IsF hs., as.asE.
Nrs Ellen ~. Fuller il visiting in
lirariwrllsillo
: Jnsrph Ryan has taken a ppslilon
at iiafi's srUcpfy 'iorr.
David Garjrsr ~ Povnal IL amors
tbe visitors 60 th' village a. DAY.
1T Grsuo.d. uho q, camping At
Hedges Lake. i' hUH, over sunday.
Mr. 81. y. DIapp has come 20
spend ihc sunHrf uih ifisrds here
LIZ. Rn,or ard family who have
lsrrn camping AZ bis pord returned
Saturday.
Mrs ". 4. Young sd chiidron. iiI
o. and Buri Nani .rek, irii SATURDAY.
mnrnlng for a'ess vacation o.
Round Lake.
Miss Hattie Taiic hsil leaves this
afternoon for a iuo Wccks outing az
old Orchard Beach.
The Bennington base ball team viii
give a dance .u Forcsicrs hall this eS,.
ning.
CN Posors aud family. uho have
BEEN camping ai Camp i'Oaimure FOR
week. have returned.
Mrs Elizabeth Frcrch aud Miss
Jef ME French left Saturday for a tao
weeks visit 10 Boston aud vicinity.
Misses Ethel aud Anic Cutler.
Carrie Wood. and Ethel Wheeler.
have returned from Old Orchard.
Misses Anna CIR GO. and Mary Con.
nor have gone 20 Schenectady for a
few days.
Mrs Ellen Robinson, 81 Boston Mrs
Frcanes Robinson. Mrs Julia Tcft Of
New York who have been visiting with
VI II Robinson returned home ye,ier.
day.
The cross walk across Main.st In
front OF the opera house Is being torn
up and q new one Is TO be laid In it,
place.
The license commissioners are inter-
viewing the different saloon keeper.
today and presenting them with the
names Of few more who are tabooe1
from buying any liquor at their bars.
"on August 20. the New Englsnd
Telephone and Telegraph Company's
Directory goes 10 press. Why should
not your name be included 10 this, the
most universal OF all Directories?"
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npFruN. iuiy "a us iaH~
AHrgi7ans aHiV"i hanr 'af ahrai
~ sriiriuir 10 pas IsasllsH.f'i samT
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hFmi hf iniufrs o. rrsaF sol iisf.
nhA hnp~rrf. nrsuHni play, NrHr.
g. @ THE vac ihr uniy AHrf an
irastir samr played Noas b. ihr "a.
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STATE NEWS

The papers in the case OF Mary
Rogers OF Bennington, thrice reprie.
we'd from hanging for the murder OF
her husband, are being prepared at the
Office OF Clerk OF the United States
Courts George + Johnson, OF Bur-
lington, and will he forwarded soon TO
Washington for the Supreme Court.
a horse belonging toe T. Scott, q
Newport paiuter, was drowned recent
~. The horse became frightened on
Main street running down near the
passenger station, plunged of the wha-
RI at Lake Memphremagog into about
10 feet OF water.
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Sewing Machines

Singer Sewing Machine Co at II
South ST Post Office box 762. Needles
OF all makes. Machine supplies oiall
kinds. l.. \. Robbins Agent.
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n..i.s o, N..,.s....u r-.s

PROVIDENCE g. 1. iniy 81
Three favnrias. q sri i,arkF'i sr7piii
rhnior ahd = y g. rhanrr. were uin'
nrrs 40 NarrasaHsfii para. the card
cnnsisiins - nir sHhsrfiriiun rFrnis
iwu ~ them selling uos. i.eIhintaG
ni - to-. in ihs s.''aii ra3 fufu.sh"i
i'lr surprise ~ ihr daf ~ taking ihr
mo-. with biam1i.i iiush. q a. ~ I
rhaunr. taking s.und riarr. wliir
i'r-rn. Odds "a fatgiis. was third
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r..i,.. r..~ ., l..il.a.lr.l..

PHILADELPHIA iuif - - u"
Grniiemrn o. Philadelphia made
Es.i start IN their srr1ni cricket
match with she Msniri.rnr club -
London. Ia n. facr n excellent is1wi.
los - the Ensil.hu.rn ihrf rui e..
Frihrr .iJ runs before their iasi wicket
wrut down in he nr.i iun.ns.
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rrr,riaar We. ., coli.

GREAT HARRINGTON. Mss. July
- The play Tor The wvantrnnek cup
Ia The annual tournament ~ The wynu.
iruurk Golf club Was continued herr.
~ the scmlnnal rpuni Dwight Far.
fridge ~ Bedford hrat Harold Wilcox
II Moniclnir. y. J.. and /.
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shscLieford ~ Istonia

CINCINNATI. July 2n.-Two favor.
itcs won NJ Latonla The handicap
stecplcchase over the clubhouse course.
the feature Of the card. easily went 10
shacklcford. the fayorite. with Lights
Out second and Martin Brady third.
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s.,.s,,-ar., .., crsil.hssL Trophy

CREEDMoOR, n u, Iuiy r.
Shooting steadily aud confidently. the
seventy first regiments lr-i team wlh
the Cruikshank trophy match. The
prize. which IL offered by the board ~
officers OF the regiment. attracted six.
teen teams In the contest
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81 owe my whole life to Burdock
Blood Bitters. Scrofolous sores COW
cred my body. | seemed beyoud cure.
b BIB. has made me "A perfectly well
woman" Mrs. Charles Hutton, Ber-
vile, Mich.
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Mr.. e.rlen Go, piu. p,.bop.

LONG BRANCH. ~ j.. July 70
Perfect weather attracted the largest
attendance NJ the horse show since the
opening. In the class for ponies driven
by children Mrs. John Gerkcn's Don.
caster Model took first prize.
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second Attempt Failed.

DOVER. July 2s-The athlete Bur
CESS. who again attempted TO cross the
channel. has failed. He was taken out
Of the water when within four and a
half miles OF the French coast. suffer
ing from n bad leg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
MILLION SHILLINGS
FOR CHARITY FUND
London PhiIanthroplst Makes Ener-
getic Effort to Wipe Out Big
Debt on Waits Homes


Special Gable to The Herald.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-Although 1t was
only last Monday week that DR.. Bar
nardo asked at the Mansion House for
100000 to wipe out the deficit on his
Waits Homes, he had already received
$111,S85 on Saturday afternoon.
Now he asks for a million shillings to
add $250,OO0 to the Founders Day fund.
It was beneath gigantic marquee,
in the midst of the children's village,
in Essex, that the million shilling fund
was started on yesterday afternoon.
Hundreds of pretty little girls, in pink
overalls and sunbonnets, clapped their
chubby hands and cheered In shrill
tones as Howard williams offered 10000
shillings on the spot.
The days proceedings started with
service in the children's church, where
an interesting incident took place. This
was the meeting and Introduction OF
Baron Yoitsu Honda, president of the
Baptist association in Japan, and Baron
Voldemar Uxkull, of Russia, who
kissed and embraced each other before
the altar.
Lord Brassey made speech to the
great birthday party, over the heads of
a regiment of baby villagers in pink
frocks, who sat upon the boards Of a
kind of quarter deck In front Of the
platform.
Five hundred and fifty boy and girl
emigrants about to leave England for
Canada marched past, amid cheers, and
the little girls sang to them, God win
take care of YOU"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

which had gathered to see them, for
their appearance was warlike in the
extreme. Even their little children car
ried arms.
They were persuaded to mount two
commodious brakes and with yells of
triumph they rolled into Fleet street
en- route for the Coliseum, followed by
a great crowd of people.
Passing the law courts Hersa, their
leader, chocolate-colored warrior, who
had been one Of the mullah's generals,
spied a man on the roof of that vener-
able pile. "Oochoo lago boo," he cried,
which, being Interpreted, means
There's a marvel"
When the dusky natives entered the
Coliseum, espying one of the mattresses
selling sweets, Hersa boldly and loud
Iy offered her 300 sheep to become his
wife. but the maiden blushed and
eventually ran away. but not with
Hersa.
The party was provided with opera
glasses and so entertained was one
tiny fuzzy-wuzzy watching the per-
formance through his glasses that he
nearly fell over backward.