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New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
COLUMBIA RELAY LOSES.
COrneIPs Runners Victorious at nth
Regiment Games.

Buffalo. Feb. 25.-COrnelrs relay team of four
men defeated the representatives of Columbia to-
night in the two-mile relay at the 74th Reg-
ment Athletic Association indoor meet Cornell
was represented by Townsend, POteate, Overman
and Munson, and Columbia by Fulton c. McDon-
aid. \. Macdonald and J. A Taylor. Each pair
ran half a mile. The final brush betv cen
AI1.nson and TAYLOR the latter coming like Il whir-
wird from a bad position but losing by narrow
margin. The time for the last half mile between
MUnson and Taylor 155 80 and the total time
Of the S:l4 50.
Among the other results We're:
f.-,e va.lt-Won by T NJ jackson. Cornell, II feet;
J. l. Phillips, Cornell second; r H. Nichols. Cornell,
third
Rochester; Coerle. Regiment, New4ork, sec
ond Time S:O7. miles. laps and 1l0 yards
One-hundred- yard hurdle race-Won by r. c tSuner'
Cornell; J. Collins. Cornell second 5. B. Eckart Cor
nell. third Time. OLA ,,.,
Twonile bicycle race Chandicapl-GScaT Gqsrke ,th
Regiment C35 yards second W. Whitelock 74h Reg-
nent go YARDS, third Time, 4:4525.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

1o4 CSiinder2. 10 to won; Acheta, 1oI d}onne) to
O49 Waterga. Pal, James T. NJ. Pealuma and splnosa
also ran.
secosi race cave furongs)-Andrew B Cook 1O4 (ots)
even. won; Arabo tTreubeD. TO l. second: Ruby
81 Knapp. 20 20 l. third. Time 1:OlA. Squire John
son Ere Yesterday and sad Sam also
Third (nVe furiongs)-A Adirondack, (Otisl,
to won; Best Man, l29 Crravers 70 second: Edin-
borough lS1 (Ireubep. 10 to l, third Time. 00%.
Crbano Lady Birnbo Badly Used. Loyal S. Light Braid
Regan Frank Pearce Bath Beach and Ponapa also ran
Fourth and one-quarter mIles)-Cloverland
III CMieh1els) to o. won; Vetarano. 112 (BeD. to
l. second; Meisersinger 112 (Jones)
2:qI Circus and Major Man5r also
Firth (handicap mle)-Dr. (Bon-
ner to l. Ananas 106 (I3irkenh), even second
Letoia, 9S Rnapp). 10 l. third Time 1870 Ishtar
SChoolmate
sixth race Zone mile)1Down Patrick 1o1 (Brkenruth).
Il 10 J. Won; Ara lO1 Knapp. second;
ny 1ol DORSEY, IL to l. third. Time l41H Hooigan
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
GEORGETOWN WINS RELAY
OutrunS Princeton at WaSh'ngto"
Columbia Beaten.
Tnx TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBuNE.l

Washington Feb 25-Coiumbias relay team was
beaten in the Georgetown track meet mere to-lSht'
Gould of Cornell. led Valz for nearly TWO iaps'
but fell behind five yards at the tape Vonnegut
gained ten yards for the Ithacans on 1uoIlsie!U'
giving Carpenter a lead of five yards, which he
held Rogers gained ten yards on hnakel Oh 90
lumbia. winning for Cornell by htteen yaius' III
the Princeton Georgetown relay Georgetown won
by twenty yards. FOR Georgetown sullivan NC
Gettiean and Mccarthy FIVE, five and ten yards
respectively ahead of Runyon, Comstock and Con-
nors for Princeton. Mulligan increased George
towns lead ten more yards over Nuelle.
Bill Eaton. Amherst; Mccarthy Georgetown
p. J. Walsh. New-York Athletic Club, and Dick
Dear PENNSYLVANIA won their heats in the 5O-yard
invitation and had hot fight in the finals which
apparently ended dead heat between Dear and
Eaton with Walsh third, in 3 3-5 seconds. Eaton
got first place.
scratch man. won in the sixteen-pound shot with
Il put of IL feet Az inches. In the mile run, with
handicaps stretching up to seventy-siX yards ana
pard Pennsylvania, at the ten-yard mark the lat at
ter with IT LEAD 2mIs5 Wams and sh9tPpard had
the race all to themselves after the half mile
F. R. Castienan Colgate; J. S. Hill, Johns Hop
kns and F. S Amsier Pennsyyania viva Ia esGh s non 6n
finals seemed like dead heat up TO the the last huT7
6 6e esf wRfP than foo with Amsier third just
OF Marbury of the Episcopal High School.
The summary:
PaHRsyana saaS 9%i ersss6
town PreEaratory @ fset Al # = in second end Cooling
Preparatory school, Philadelphia 90 yards) Williams
Princeton scratch) second Bryer Baltimore City Col
lege (6O yards) third. Time 4:4Sts
(scratchi Jre Rife d G az inchesl second 3itten-
High School (61e nches) third winning
F'fty-yard dash dnvitation)-Won by Eaton Amherst
Dear. Fennsyi1anla second: walsh. New-York A. c.
third. Time 0:O5A.
nd-forty yard interschoastic handicap
Won by Rosemond Technical High school 10 YARDS
Philadelphia g yaT1Si
ond Mccormick Central High School 40 yards. third
Time. O:57%.
paratory Philadelphia r. f Williams Princeton second;
+ Brer Baltimore City College third. Time, 44S1+
Fifty-yard hurdle handicapl-Won by F. r. CasteInan
Alexandra Va second. and E S Arnsey Pennsylvania,
third. O:063s,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
NAVY FENCERs WIN FROM COLUMBIA
Morningside Men Make Middies Do Their
Best to Win
tsT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Annapolis. Nd, Feb. 25-One of the most closely
contested fencing tournaments in the history OF
the academy took place this afternoon between the
nlidshipmen and the team OF Columbia University
Annapolis winning finally by five bouts TO four
There nine regular bouts. and of these Co
lunbia won four Annapolis three and there were
two ties. The first tie was between Lage Co.
lumbia, and Knox, Annapolis. The second contest
was also tie and Knox the winner of the
third and final bout. Between the last two bouts
the other tie between o. Kehrlein Columbia and
pfchman Navy fought OF. The bout was in
tenseIy interesting. neither had lost a bout
Itchman won. The summary:
Knox Navy defeated Lage Columbia, after two
ties: = Kehrlein. Columbia, defeated Sharp. Navy;
TscSyoan Navy defeated o. Kehriein, after tie:
Gage, Columbia, defeated Sharp. Navy Dichman.
Coluubia defeated Knox. Navy; Dichman, Navy.
detected I,age, Columbia; Knox, Navy, defeated z.
KerhieIn Columbia; o. Kehriein. Columbia. de-
lGsAsd Aisxn NaYx.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
PHIL FINCH'S HANDICAP.
RAMS Horn Takes another Race at
the Far Grounds.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1BUNE.I

New-OrIeans Feb 25-Another ideal racing day
brought a good crowd TO the Fair Grounds. The
card such attractive that there was
decided increase the number of books in the ring
and the going faster than it has been at any
time this winter. Scratches were few. There were
seven races carded-the first time this season that
the regular number has been exceeded The New
sixteenth, was the racing feature. and brought a
good field to the post, with Judge Hines the only
fayoTite. and Old stcne made the running for a
mile Then Crimmins sent Phil Finch to the 'front.'
and won cleverIy. Phil Finch opened at to 2 and
Nellie Russell, Rams Horn and Brooklyn the
best in their respective fields, were the winning
favorites. Alice Lloyd was caug ght in jam and fell
but both he and the mare escaped u1hurt The oId
force of bookmakers not only stuck but there were
two accessions from the other track-"Bob' Turner
and Caruso & Foucade. The summary
First race cave furlongs)-NeIe Russell 100 CIV. Rob
bins to l. CLIQUE 115 d9e) IS to J. second nd
FTqt Dixie andrews Cl2yerhampton Diamond Betty
qmphtress. Mildred b and Ethel Mack also ran, Alice
Second race (seven furlongs)-Lucky Charm. 115 Oh.
m secon5 10 .TI TGn fEa m K9ya t2 90 to tbr9
Time $40 Gladiator Paul Revere Grand Champion and
Third race six furlongs)-Docile 100 Balrd> % |.
won; Ayod 100 CieGTel : to l. seGoqd Sadducee lO1
Bob Murphy. Pompino Niice commoneT ANU Loca
Heritage. Blue Blaze Darnivan Drop o Rye and Blue
Fourth cew- Orleans City Railway Handicap:
to won; Rapid Water. 12S Dominica, to 3. second;
4a Excldnaton HualaR and od stone 6h.@ aso ran ie
t1fth race tsix furlongs-Rams Horn ~ tCrmminsl.
TraRper 1o9 Gee1 Is to l. third. Time l:184. rs
fired Lad and Falernian also ran.
Sixth race lone and onehalf miles, Brookyn 40
to l. s second; Sambo. 109 Oh Phillips to thrq
spinner and senper viyaX also ram
seventh rsce six furIonss50King Rose 1O2 (Bard.
Iady lo5 " Robbins i to T. Shird Time P1 PIG
Topic IL. Little Jack H9rner Dr. STEPHENS Avenger Rath
gar, l1oru tfehch and Dusky also
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
YALE'S CHESS VICTORY.
Princeton Defeated in Ten Board
Dual Match.

Yale defeated Princeton in a ten-board team chess
match at the rooms of the Brooklyn Chess Club yes
terday afternoon, by the odd point totals of 5 10
AZ The sides were captained By w. NJ Woodbury.,
Yale, and T. c. Mowry. Princeton. Play started at
p m. and when hostilities ceased. at p m. Yale
had lead of g. with two games undecided.
Princeton hoped to score both and tie the match.
but Charles Curt, the referee adjudcated Captain
Mowry's game with II. 7. Moore a draw. while
awarding the other game 10 Princeton
1t the first meeting between these two UNI
versties outside the annual Intercollegiate
ments held in New-York. when four-rnen teams
placed competition They Will not meet
again this season, Princeton will meet Columbia
at Princeton on March II and early in April will
play the University of Pennsylva at Phade phla.
These contests have been arranged to try out the
players for the international match by cable with
oxford and Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
MIXED FouRsoMEs AT PlNEHuRsr

Pnehurst. n. c.. Feb. % (SpeciaD.-The universal
popularity of golf here remains undisputed and
many special competitions being arranged In
addition to the winters regular programme Among
the special contests Of the week was medal play
mixed foursomes handicap, arranged by the Tin
Whistles who offered handsome cups for the hest
net scores. J. d. Foot. of Rye y. V and Miss
Huselton, of Pittsburg. won. scoring 50 net and
PLAYING with handicap of lS with Mr. and Mrs
Parke Wright. of Buffalo. whose allowance was 27
strokes. The scores follow:
j. D. Foot. Rye, y. Y. and Miss HuseIton Pitts
burg NS} 81; Mr. and Mrs Parke Wright i20, 81;
{. l. Becker, Boston, and Miss Check Fast
Orange. y. J. (2S). 91 T. b. Cotter Wincbesfcr
Mass" and Mrs, b. b. Glenny Sheffield Mass IS0l
"; G. Lee Knight and Mrs Bradford Knight Phila-
dephia (t0, 80: f. A. King. Northboro Mass and
Mrs. q. Lee Knight Philadelphia (3S), 9S: NJ n
ByrneS New York. and Mrs. q. II. Converse Ros-
ton C4) lOi a. G. Warren Roche1ter ana Mrs
Montgomery A. Crockett. Buffalo (i5) lO7
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
TITLE FOR DIR. KEANE.
Former Figure Skating Champion
Wins II Again-BasSett Second.

AS was expected. owing to the excellent showing
he made in the preliminary sets in the National
Amateur Figure Skating Association champion
ship. DR. A. G.. Keane the title last evening at
the st. Nicholas Rink with a total of 1OS points
This same New-York Athletic Club skater carried
off the houors from 1898 to 1902 and the two follow
ing years failed to compete
The contest was begun at the rink Friday
night and continued yesterday afternoon and
ing. At each session there a large number of
spectators and the difficult manuuvres that the
had to go through kept the crowd interested
throughout the sets. DIR. Keane clearly demon
strated that he is still possessed of his former
skill The tournament was made up OF seventeen
Edward Bassett. of the Wanderers Hockey Club.
was second with 50 points, and Irving Brokaw of
the St Nicholas Skating Club. third with rs points.
John Doughertv came in fourth, with 10 points. ana
Williams fifth, with sc.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES EoR TOMORROW

First selling; five and furlongs)-Rondo-
let "a TaIoula - Elsie Harris 90 Diamond Betty
Celia. I04; Lionel l04; Vic zegler lO4; National I0T
Old Hal l07; Chppy Thorpe. lOI Gladiator II2: Ed
Farley. 109 ' 80
Second race selling; five furongs)-w p Palmer 90:
Blue, 90 Mrs Frank Foster lO1; Vestry lOi Ponca
l19; sv Get Charity l0e Crss Cross 1Os Russell
100; Ficile Saint 1O6; Pompano 107 Sadducee los W
George, 1OS: Royal Whtefoot los; Gendon. III W j.
Deboe. Ill.
Third race purse; onc-half mile)-salnada IO4 Ioe
Wooten 107 McDougal i07 Syntax lO7; Veribest 1oT:
Chauncey Olcot llO; Inspector Girl Il2: Show Down
li2 Marpesa. 1l2 Panic l15: Proteus lis: Blue Grass
Lad lI5; Young Lighter 1l5.
Fourth race dsndeep: one milel-IAdy Ellison. 9oi
May. e7 Huzzah. 100 Careless, 1O1; Judge Hines Io4
81 enceraa l07: Rapid Wafer, 1928
Tenee 90; Iampoon 95 Keogh 9T Mlladi Love 100.
Evelyn Kinsey 100 Blue Mint 100 Decoration iOl sto-
len Moments. 103 coartmad. lO4 Exto lO5; Barkemore
lOS: Floral Wreath. t05; Dapple Gold,
Huguenot 1ib.
sixth race purse furiongs)-Miss Go
mez 90: Alice Commoner. o5; Young Jesse OF: Mary
Glenn 90; Formaster 100; Red Raven 10 RADIANT Heat
IO; Hands Across I0l Stgmund 10; Postmaster Wright
lO4 Grand Opera, lo4i Captain Arnold. io4 Inyneibs
lQA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

First two-year-ods four furlongs)-Celio 1Os
(FGller) IL TO l. won; Father Catcham. 122 Crtcr)
TO !. second; Sunhre. los CDugan) to l. third Time
0:49. J. K F.. Powell Waters. Perry Lbertinus
Lzaro, La Chata. Rosario and Search Me also ran
Second lone and one-sixteenth miies)-Ora Viva
1O4 (McBride l, won; Briarthorpe, 81 CHerbert1
TO l. second; Freesias. 95 (Moriarty). to l. third
Time. 1:47%. Dutful and The Lady Rohesla also ran
Third (San Gabriel Handicap steepe-
chase)-NItrate. 172 (FNIks) even won CRATER i55
l. third; Time 3:05. Cazador also
Fourth (handicap; milel-B CNoriar-
ity). to l. won; Cncinnatus. 90 (McDanieD. s TO J.
second sinner simon, 80 Wood, to : third Time
1:4014 Requiter. Marcana. Eli and Ralph Reese aIs5
ran. ~
Fifth race (Slauson course)El Oros, 81 q Key) 70
to J. won; Azelina SO McDaneD to second: Princess
Tttania, lO2 (fuller), Time. I:IOi. Rlue
Coat Tim Hurst and Deagoa also
sixth CstX furlougs)-Dod Anderson U.vnch1
TO !. Durbar. 81 CIcDanieD 10 / second: Hart
Gentry, 30 Aiorarityl 10 to third Time l:l8 Fifn
King, Cloyerton: Metlakata, Happy Chappy Hona AND
FL Chihuahua also ran 'E'' @ "''N
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
GOLF.
r. III. McEIzcee Wins South Florida
Cham mOnShp.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNE.l


Palm Beach, Fla, Feb. 25.-R. H. McElwee, of
Onwentsia captured the South Florida champion
ship this afternoon and thus obtained the Presi-
dents Cup. presented by Frederick Sterry. In the
finals McElwee defeated Paul Waterman. of Engle-
wood 3 up and to play. AS runner-up Waterman
got a large silver ladle made to represent putter
given by Charles B. Cory, secretary of the local
club. In the second division. A. Sidney Carpenter
Of the Philadelphia Country Club. captured the
Seminole Cup presented by A. Watson Black of
Lakewood. Carpenter defeated ST. John Wood of
the Essex County. in the finals up and / to
play.
dence, R. l. won the prize, silver pitcher called
the visitors Prize. donated by MI McElwee. He
rth division prize went 10 c. p Bulien. of
Hayerhill. Mass. He defeated W. Z. Edge OF At
lantic City up and TO play. The prize was given
by S L. Smith. Mr.. Edge. runner-up in the
fourth division. got book called Hints To Golf
ers." This the largest field ever known here
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
N. Y. &c. MARKSMEN BEST.
OutshOOt LarchmOnt Y. G.. at TraU-
ers Island Traps.

Teams of four men each from the Lachmont
Yacht Club and the New-YOrk Athletic Club met
the traps of the latter on Travers Island yes
terday for a special prize. The athletic club
marksmen were d. p Bradley T. ]. McCahill
c. E. T. Foster and F W. Perkins. The yachtsmen
were ". D Rose. J. II. Pisani. J. r. Collins and
David Raft. jr. The New-YOrk Athletic Club team
won by a total score of y 70 &c. In shoot-of at
three pairs for a trophy between T. ]. McCahill
and D. !. Bradley, the former won. The score
was . TO ).
Thirteen entered for the February Cup. shoot. at
twenty-five birds. W. D. Rose it, with a full
score. D. j. Bradley being second with % Six spe-
cial matches followed. Four of them were by
W. d. Rose, and the other two by c. E T. Foster.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
HARVARD CANCELS WATER POLO

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNEl
Providence. r. l.. Feb 25.-The tank meet and
water polo game in which Brown was to meet
Harvard tonight in the Colgate Hoyt swimming
pool here cancelled by Harvard late this af-
ternoon The Harvard manager came to Providence
and explained that the Harvard had not taken
the required strength tests in time and so could
not I'LL their date. Although the Brown manage
ment is much Inconvenience over the cancellation
OF the meet. II has consented to meet Harvard
next THURSDAY here,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE CONTRACTS.

President Pulliam of the National League has an
nounced the following contracts and release
Contracts with Chicago-Carl L. Lundgren Frank
L. Chance. H. V. McChesney, Frank Schultz Ernest
J. Groth James F. slage. H. F. Mitchell. John
King. Jake Weiner, John S. Barry. Frank
Pfener, w. A Maloney, John J. Evers Otto G.
Wiiliams, y H, A. l. Pencil. Joseph I. Tinker James
= casey. John II. Mccarthy, Arthur Hoffman. II
I. Briggs. R. X Wicker, Mordeca Brown and John
Release by Boston to st. PAUL.. p Geier
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
c. III. M4CKAY WINS AG4IN.
Puts Out G.. c. Clark, Jr., IN Gold
Racquet Tournament.
lay TELEGRAPH TO Tue rRIarNE.I ]

Tuxedo Park " Y. Feb. 2S-Clarenee "a
Mackay. former amateur racquet champion o. -.
United States. to-day won his way into ths nl-s a
rank of the second annual tournament for the w.
Racquet played the courts OF the T'.XeGo tel-I-'
and Racquet Club. He defeated George = "a -.
jr runner up In the recent national champ -
held at New-YOrk. by the score OF ll-lo' - = " "
16-lZ 15-19.
Erskine Hewitt and l. Townsend irwin vii VII 49, ~
In the semi-final round tomorrow Lio,t'les ~
the winner OF this match will meet AacAaS IA 49,
nnal IN the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
MARSHALL WINS ANOTHER GAME.
One More Victory Will Give Him His Match
with Janowski

Paris Feb 25-Frank j. Marshall the Brooklyn
with D. Janowsk here to-day. and now needs only
victory to win the match. Janowsk will
have win six games take the stakes for even
IL he should take four games before the American
got he would have to contest games up
battle obtain the victory He has four
games won. Three were drawn
Janowsk selected the Ruy Lopez as his opening
to-day After the routine moves had been made
Marshall assumed the attack. and won after fifty
four
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
HOCKEY H0NORS FOR POLY PREP y
Defeats Boys High School in Hard Fought
Game Goals to !

Play in the Long Island Interscholastic Hockey
championship ended last night the Clernont
Avenue Rink with victory for the seven OF Polv-
technic Preparatory School. which beat the Brook
lyn Boys High school, goals to l. An extra
period OF ten minutes was necessary before any
made This ended l to l. In n second
added period Smith scored the winning 20 al
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Horses and Carriages.

EDR SALE--Beautiful chestnut mare. years cid.
1850 pounds: high stopper. very stylish. excellent
roadster kind and gentle; sound dollar;
or automobiles or trohes- has been driven
by a woman. though essentially horse: buggy
fur robe stable and street blankets. whip.
her. II interested. write " G. SAVOY HOtel 5th-
and J9th-st-. for for inspection and trial
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
BREAKS SHOT RECORD.
Coe, of Medford, Puts Sirteen
Pounds 49 Feet / rs Inches.

Medford, Mass, Feb 25-A new worlds sixteen
pound shot put record eff 49 feet 17s inches was
established tonight by w. w. Coe. jr., of Somer-
Vile at the indoor meet of the Lawrence Light
Guard Association The former records We're: d.
Ross 46 feet s inches PROFESSIONAL, and Ralph j.
Rose Chicago, 48 feet inches (amateur).
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
DUFFY WINS a RACE AT LAST
First in Hundred Yard Handicap in Austria.
ha-Time. O:101-5.

Melbourne Victoria, Feb. 25.-Arthur F. Duffy.
the American sprinter, scored his first victory in
Australia here to-day capturing the IOo-yard inv-
taton handicap from scratch in 0:I0l-5 In the
lOe-yafd open handicap Duffy was beaten in his
preliminary heat. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
Tlrus's ROWING PARTNER HERE

ner, who is TO team with the former rowing cham
pion in double skulls this has Joined the
Nonpareil Rowing Club Titus resigned from the
Atalanta Boat Club to coach the NOnparen oars
men. Biselow was until recently a resident OF New
Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

GOING TO INAUGURATION?
A choice of desirable In Washington A, offered
In the narrow columns Of this issus.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
A SHAME

IL really Is, when you can increase business by
us,ax the Little Ads Of the People, and don't do It.
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rade upon the planlSing of Long wharf.
The boats are waiting that will take
them over to Charlestown
These scarlet coats will be the par
Elephants in an act Of more chan sim
ply dramatic interest They can see
the hill in Charlestown which they
are to assault, and they know that the
redoubt will be a slaughter pen for
some of her own number.
The boats are receiving their loads.
There are plenty of places for people
that will take no more room than
you and /.
What if we also embark? We may
have tramped in thought over
Charlestown neck with the Continent
ais and looked down ON Brltains
troops. What If we go with the Brit
ish and look up with them at the
Americans waiting in those earth
works? 1t is not lengthy boat ride
to Morton's point where our navy yard
now is. Morton's point is a good place
to start a thanking movement.
You have been looking at little
Charlestown while crossing the river,
Charlestown village Of about 1000 peo-
pie, and they cultivate farms. There
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are not so high as in the cities, So
would be a good price. For a chest
of the largest size which would be at
tractive in this piece OF furniture the
framework should be fifty inches high.
When constructed this frame looks
like a small set of book shelves open
at tho sides with the shelves left out.
but with the frame on which the
shelves might rest arranged at prop
er intervals. Instead of shelves or
drawers resting on these frames the
boxes do so.
Now for the boxes. You want paste
board boxes which, after being COW
cred with the chintz, are twenty-sev-
en- inches long, eight inches deep and
twelve inches wide. 1t is necessary
to allow little, but hardly an appre-
ciable amount, for the covering. II
you cannot find exactly the size you
want 1t is not difficult thing to cut
down box and alter it to the re-
quired size, but what is even easier
is to buy your boxes first and then
have your frame made to fit them.
The entire box, sides and lid should
be covered. The bottom Of the box,
of course, need not We. Tie cover
ing is overhanded at the edges and
corners. The box is also fined and
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across the bottom. These two shelves
should be far enough apart to give
the depths OF a hat box from the bot
tom shelf OF framework to the middle
shelf. and again from this shelf to the
table top. The shelves will be long
enough to hold two boxes apiece, and
thus you can fit in four boxes for hats.
which, being neatly covered with
chintz, will add to the attractiveness
OF your bedroom rather than other
wise, and which will not destroy the
usefulness Of your table.
A box closet is also a most excel.
lent device for the care Of evening
dresses or the more delicate summer
frocks. In making this proceed as
in the case of the chest Of boxes.
Make the same sort of frame and Sc
lect your boxes to fit. Your frame
must, OF course, be made large enough
to accommodate dresses laid out as
they are sent home from the dress
makers. Instead, however OF cover.
ing the boxes with chintz an easy
method is to hang q chintz curtain
across the front of the framework and
smaller curtains across the exposed
sides. It is even better, perhaps, to
have the sides made Of wood. as in
bookcase.-New York Herald.