davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06

FL gran objeto de la vida debe ser
bien para morir bien.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

hard dogbiscuit 10 gnaw on Then
just at Lalfpast ten. be must be taken
out for his constitutional. One or 9th
or of the Mss Natt5ons would get him
on The end OF a chain and march him
out to the cemetery and back every
day of their lives.
Anyway IT didn't hurt him none.
though 'hat red ard green blanket
must have been irrifaiin' to his feel
ings. and the exercise was good for
the old maids
Wen. enc morning they both had %
90 over TO town sort of unexpected.
but they couldn't think of such a thing
rs putin off Capt Hob-on's consft
tutional. 50 Mis- Maftic-thats the
oldest Miss MattsGH-she rushes over
70 Amelia's-mind you. they hadn.t
even called ON her yet-and asked her
wnBiCn't she 20 over at half-nast ten
and take Capt HCbson oat for his
constitutional? And saws she.
Here's the key to the front door. and
don't forget to put on his blanket.
cause the airs damp. and youH find
four chocolate creams on the mantel
in the setria'rOom. she says. TIE
Captain always gels EN- just before
his walk. she says. and maybe lie
won't make w to you unless he has
en-"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

tain. In addition there are four nor
nal universities summarized nv The
STATE. for the ayowed purposo If 81
n,afirg teachers Chr fine Irntvorsit..
of Illinois out exceptipo IN. ooifcu1.
itlral part Of if, and thero. would "a.
imam IN This state annie facilities for
Obtaining as hioh nm EDUCATION nc %,
he aiyoa af mar school
LAWYER ponos. II is doI,ors f.
louebn,tts that tho laoiylotnro at,,.e
tbo pnfvarsitv poarI, an - .,,., s,,.
Tho frgt act oy fbis Iao;a1,t,,n, ,...
ia nass . hin ofvino 10 ,,a,,,i,,,... ,,,s
privtIoua of Jray.inr ,',of, ontfra .a1a
'.,.. rs ~ '-'''
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBoRs


Miss N-ftle Ohlcr of Cairo
Rev aIoore visited Cairo friends
Sunday
About sixteen persons were i'm
IUcrsci sunday afternoon in Painters
lpond The Rev. L IT, Cunningham
WHO has been holding meetings al
tie BAPTIST church conducted The ser
Vices
nr S. Willard was in Cairo Sun
day
herbert Stovall returned Sunday
from Little Rock, Ark, where he has
spent the past three months.
j. A. Crozler was Cairo visitor
Sunday.
REV. Fr Dunn CT Grand Chain Wis
.iir3 Rev Mumbour in this city sun
Jay.
rey John Pierce and stcpson
! Wis Painter were in the city sun
Day circulating among old fhenIs
rev. Pierce had formerly occupied
tAe Methodist Episcopal pulpit in this
city ard he filed that pulpit Sunday
evening, preaching to a large and
attentive audience
Mr. Gus Michaelis of Ashley. IL.
is in the city meeting old friends
again.
Nj and Mrs. Cliff Compton of
Cairo spent sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Compton here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
Amelia Binn's
Chiffon Hat
By wTNoNA GODFREY
1iige2GG,,G2G9G2G2g1

Well for goodness sakes. Mrs
Burns; not throush your dustin yet?
My, yes, | been clear to town an
back.
Is that Miss Mattson crossn' the
street down there Oh, yes, the 9th
or Miss Mattson got home-must have
been all of a week ago. And did you
-hear about Amelia Binns chiffon hat?
Oh hadn't you heard? That's so, /
keep forgetting that you've been away
SO long, Well you know when Tod
and Amelia get married, they moved
right over next TO them two old maid
Mattsons, and Amelia says the excite
ment set right in from the time they
got their paror curtains up to this
very minute,
Amelia didn't know hardly anybody
here, and, OF course, she hadn't never
heard of the Miss Mattsous. sup
pose, then, you don't know about
Capt, Hobson? Oh, no, | don't mean
him, | mean the Miss Matt5ons'
poodle
At first, it kind Of tickled Amelia TO
sec the way them two women fooled
with that dog--it was q bath the first
thing in the morning and drying and
combing and brushing, and then it
was a halfcup Of coffee, two-thigds
cream while he was coolin' down;
then in Is minutes he got a quarter of
a slice Of toast buttered and cHt in
bites, then in hair an hour he got a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

OWL, Jnen =
oh says Miss Matte. like she was
shocked she couldn't think of wear
in that old shabby thing back to
PhiladcIphy,"
Won, then" says Amelia. quite
snippy Z couldn't think of wearin' it
either"
But that didn't seem to worry Miss
Matte a mite; she went right on
knirun' wristleta for the heathen Pret-
ty soon She says, sort Of condescend-
in like Amelia was "A poor paupor she
was CcustGmed to shown charity
to-"IYe got an old brown fur that
You can wear if you're afraid of catch.
in cold-if you really need it."
'No, thank you snaps Amelia 50
mad she could "a shook Miss Matte ,l'
Der teeth ratified. and She lung right
out of the house fer fear she should
flare up and give Capt. Elobson good
kick in his old fat ribs
Wen, Amelia hadn't told Tod about
II before, but now she did ana he
Just laughed until he almost felI down
Some men have such queer ideas about
what's unuy and Tod he just more
than chuckod about that chiffon hat
| don't know as he thought il was
quite SO humorous when he had 10 get
her another still he didn't say much,
VOL time went on; Uncle Caleb
nevor pasg.A over at all, and after
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
RIG MONEY FOR JEFFRIEs.

Now York. March Making his
aast"ra debut in this city this after
aocI James j. JeGries the cham
1ioa heavyweight pugiIist is to APP
"car ON the vaudeville stage during
he next twenty weeks under the
management Of William Norris. The
salary paid to JeHHes is said to he
TIC largest that any fighter has ever
"eceived for appearances outside the
Hize ring. The exact figure has not
been made public but it is believed
bat If the champion mlGlls his TWEEN.
ty weeks on the Morris circuit and
Mr. Morris exercises his option for
mother twenty weeks. then the
siant pueilist will be able to return
q his California home with nearly
100000 slowed in his pockets, which
is as mucn il not more than he could
aope to realize by meeting Jack
Johnson in the ring.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

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--------------------------------.---------------
( Wen. AMtliv vas maNn GOOSE
/ berry fiaa and she was anxious to in
ish slraa.s ahc WAS soWin GA
bat as lang as il was lheir first re-
( quest, She didn't want to seem una
/ caUHoda;u', $50 sine said an right. 81
! would.
Wen then, after nat, they haJ q
| few words ahoU the I,-a Maidstone
! Chickens. trcy W nd ro, out ana
! scratch mp Amclia lloWcrbols some
! jhilE scapdalCua. and whom she com
| p.ained Miss Matte just looked
| shocked, and says she: oh, I'm sure
it wasn't our hens. It mus, have been
n D, a 7, ,,...,.' =" p,',. W
tna ,.;g,,2 ''''' - Il ' ,' VS. "'a
WV p,o'5 w ~ -, -, go Wv" "' Ct
w ,i, ~ I any ', ,I ~ 2 81, lazy"
,,,.,'.t' In O., n5 &C., -, O."
|, -.
| 'claiHlea lhHf tafF hdd relatives bde
in Philadelphy that was real wen of
Long about the nlddIe OF March they
got Woia that their greatuncle, Caleb,
was pretty low win something or
olhef
Wen, one day, Amelia happened to
DC 'aAl' Da'n "ne" Soileoody DE.
San 10 RUS lU' uooI-oell III tiiat MHd
OF way that you know means some
llilhE lilipol 'dh', me inc mouse Is on
i'e -! 'ho u''S ~ .l'o vel OF '''1
"a", '"o '77' anu " cup u ''5'I 90.
N',oN .u -,,., .r,n
o,a. ,nhor eho aat 4ho AK, aa. .ha-
CIV ~ p'I ''t ~ opt"' ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
MOUND CITY.


February 8.
Fred Hutchinson was Cairo VI itJg
Sunday.
DR.. Hall Whteaker and vic VS.
itcd Cairo friends Sunday.
Mis- lva Gibson OF Cairo is the
guest of Miss Mary Nugent On we t
Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c Parker were
among the Cairo visitors Sunday.
Roy Council spent Sun4ar with
Cairo friends
]" a. Murphy returned from a b s.
ness trip to Harrisburg SATURDAY.
Geo, Dunn went to Cairo SUNDAY
on business.
Miss Olga Johansen was tic gvcft
OF Mrs, G. G. 'Arey IN Cairo gu iah
Misses Lula ana Lc,ho EfEelzie
OF Grayvilcl are the gu SITS OF their
sister Mrs, w. d. Margraye on
Pearl street and Merritt Court
Thos. Darrash was Cairo visitor
Sunday
A, B, Merit went to Cairo Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman and children
visited relatives in Cairo Sunday.
Miss Mary MeNeile spent Sunday
in Cairo.
Miss Inez Sullivan has as her guest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
COUNTRY CLUB TlLK
(For the Bulletin by X. Ray Faber'
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= Ex.poIico Chief. no Won know how.
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"'"'"5 any HleH 20 u Wen c1l
W. 'o"' 'iooup'e I"' a"upie pt
'o''' d. """' o'i't c''y VIII you liad
~" Wo'Fe"'tH "aiAIAa peat to-
e'''t''' Il '"eie Is enc 1t mas not
ooi,'e "u"er my oVa'rVa'loh' Il the
- m"'N' "'"'a SlhSy as u ot1'r
''''''' "ncS "oVid cover twice az
n'"'H b'ouud rs tHey 90 now, an !
.''' "o"'u pe eq"iNaicHt 10 doabil2i
'"e 'o''e'
'u"5e O"''iioHl hau nol mo I'll t
~ pcloIe' out lHe eA-Chlei Is cor
'ee' lhere Is no more need Of Two
me- 'n "'4l 'os'Jher IN CaiEc IMAM
'h''c IL III ChicaSe 81. LOUIS or On
''hi'd'h Prepared Tor anything 'ha'
CUNTS ana constantly on the al>I..
do He should ne cde policeman shout
not need another to protect him, nor.
~ a'a n'nl' IL he Is Tue iaaht KIND Oh
'''"'''' ne VIII get the drop on Inc.
Iosuca every time what do yon say
10 'hiS' Professor!
froi' Darwin am not so much
Interested III cl'y a'taAs as you ami
many ''hefs appear to be-; the cause
vi ed''a'l,A is nearest to mo | wan
10 SO thlS pufred IN conservation.
soliu manner not Tor the promotion
vi ''' 'oIVI'#'7 OF any class or ihSu-
tulon' puI lei tAe Pohfh' 81 me Pee
PIE generally Educational ihstr |
tlors OF the state viii bear watcbila,
10 see 'hat )hey do not become bur
dehsome' notice the University Of !
Illinois asks OF the present legislature F!
an appropriation Of >S,c0o,o00. In the |
days Of simple life ana ocoaony the |
sum was moro than enough to pay
all the expenses Of this state, incud- /
Ing all OF its institutions, penal char |
liable and educational The biz uni |
NefsltF at urbana was started for an /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
FERGUSON AND kUBIAK.

Boston, Mass, March Sal Ku,
hiaH, the promising Michigander, and
S"nday Ferguson, the 7rciuvenated
'hcIsea fighter, are to meet in a u
round bout as the windup of the
weekly boxing show at the Armory
AtlIetic club tomorrow night The
'Wo are about the same height and
'i''d and rs both are hard hittcrs
hey are expected TO put up lively
llI Interesting contest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
,x-2ssvsxsceyss~xSssea
ADJUSTMENTS
.,SstAtasSsa&aaYAaSsEsss'
little Dolly Din1nles.

Harry BewieE the famous mimic
land comedian is at present making
The hit If his life as Iii skinner in c
II. kerr's new musical drama, Little
Do!iie Dimnlcs' Mr. Bcwl.y VIII nc
remembered as tho man with a hun
drcd faces. and many of ON theatre
gC,s viii be glad 90 know ha is [,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
SPORTS
THE ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.

THE ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT
No sport in recent years has re-
Gcived a more sudden revival than
that of professional wrestling. Just
at the time when the game appeared
to have run its last course, and to
be under an merradicable stain.s it
came to life and is now attracting
more attention than at any time in
the past fifteen or twenty years.
Cairo is getting her share of the
sport and although the field is well
fixed and the big fellows" can make
more money in the larger cities.
Cairo is seeing some Of the best men
IN tie game. In wild Joe" Collins
there is the making OF champion
and his record I'm the down east
tates and Canada shows that he has
made his mark holding the middle
weight title for Canada.
Martin Lewis who is to meet Col
ms at the opera house tomorrow
night, comes to Cairo with long
string Of victories and a reputation
FOR fair dealing to his credit that
Is only equaled by Collins record.
The match between these two crap
1lcrs will BE- the hardest fought seen
here this season.
As to the other pratt of the pro
ram tomorrow night. it can be
stated with confidence that it will be
the most entertaining Of any yet as
fhere arc four glove cont SITS cacu
'ated to bring ont the best degree of
skin and science among the contest
1pts possible, the matches to be fur
1ishod by men who have trained es
1ecially for the occasion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
Kills MouIdPe SLAYER.

4 mcFcilcss murderer is Append
citis With many victims But d.
Kings New Life Pills kill it by Pre-
vention. They gently stimulate stom
aeh, liver and bowels preventing tba
elogging that invites appendicitis. crt
ing Constipation. BiIiousness. CaTls
Malaria, Headache ami Indigestion
25e at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
Took Precautions,

you ran into this man at 30 miles
an hour and knocked him 40 feet"
said the court
That or little better. suppose"
answered the chauffeur
Why didn't you slow down."
Mere precaution. your honor. Once
I shut off speed and hit man so gent
iy that he was able to climb into the
machine and give ne 3 licking"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
- - - PURELY
eaz1s &auSe - VEGETABLE

1t is generally recognized truth that medicines made from vegetable
nts gre1tdc better adopted to the delicate human system and
composed
compounds Mercury, which used
OF blood medicines violent their and frequently
the bowels aud when used ior prolonged period Rheumatism
s. the blood medicine absolutely purely
bic 1t IS made entirely OF roots herbs and Fks selected for their purify
healing qualities S Rheumatism Catarrh, and
Ulcers Scofa Contagious all other blood diseases
because cne and pufs the blood and at the time builds
the entire vegetable effects S s be taken
young old with absolute and with the that viii
diseases disorders and poisoned blood supply
reaching and hereditary u Book the blood aud
medical advice o all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
SULLIVAN WHIPS STEWART

New York, March SACK CTwm)
Sullivan tonight defeated Jim"
Stewart the Brooklyn heavyweight
IN fast ten round bout in BROOKLYN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
Hatred.

Hatred is a precious liquor. a poison
dearer than that OF the BO-gias. be-
cause it is made OF our blood. anr
health. cur sleep and fwolhirds Of cur
love--Clasic5 Pam, 'site.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
RAMS HORN PHILOSOPHY.


The profane man is everywhere the
devil goes
No tears are ever shed for the chick
that dies in the she'll
The man who Is willing to be car.
ried might as well have no legs.
The devil can't pick the lock that
guards the treasures of the righteous.
II every man lived in the right way.
no boy would live In the wrong way
1Hc IAN who is waiting to do big
lot of gooI III at once will never do
any.
Tho sinner on the avenue Ia just as
much a sinner as the sinner In the
sInGa.
Some people spend so much time in
counting The mleposts they miss all
the scenery
When the snail makes a milo II is
mile just the same as when made by
the automobile
There is blessing In being rich. and
strong and gifted, but there is more in
being none of these and yet doing bet
ter than they.
The man who pays his debts and
let's booze alone is helping to bring
the world to the place where the lion
and the lamb viii lie down together.
The man who looks to the Lord for
his daily bread will not be found saw
Ing off the end of his yardstick TO
make it easier for the dollars TO find
.his pocket indianapolis News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

cVay OF, yes III arup IN oIJea. anu
you be sure TO come Overland Mr..
llurus-good by s0ud-by.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
a Despicable Wretch.

That man has no Conscience
Why do YOU think so?"
"fie cheated me- fearfullyiIn a korse
trade In which ! supposed was easily
getting The better ena of tsn targSin"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09
CYNICISMS.

When money talks it Is always sure
of an audience
II isn't the knocker who gains adj.
mission 10 our confidence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

The man who Is willing TO be car.
ried might as well have no legs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

The devil can't pick the lock that
guards the treasures of the righteous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

No tears are ever shed for the chick
that dies in the shell.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

The profane man is everywhere the
devil goes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

II every man lived in the right way.
no boy would live In the wrong way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-09

1Hc IAN who is waiting to do a big
LOT of goa III at once will never do
any.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

ofaheh Property Holders Association an orxanI,a
a'on OF summer residents requested that the hand
10 s'p"eo 70 Play there once a week They have
.5eS@o nAnd stand on the lawn at Brighton and
ooeA" avenues. have furnished illumination and are
"A.ie sn active interest .n having eoitsgers par
ueu!ariy IN the West End Hollywood and Flboron
ois'''ess or the city, we'll In Deal and Allen
An's', attend. Over four thousand have hear. seh
vi sne TWO concerts. The committee In charge Is
composed of tho following prominent cott2gars:
PARK ~. Woolsy. Charies A. winpsheimer C;,stav.
NJ L. Sachs and Richard Deeves the president OK
or.cio
season Is the musical ana lawn fete which viii take
place al the sumner home es Mrs John II. Parker
TINS evening. Over two Thousand persons have
been invited from this city. neeto.in9 resorts AND
Now YORK. Not only tle big lawn and house but
,he stable. too Will te utilized FOR the merry z
OK 'Ae evening. Among those who WILL entertain al
the musical are Bsncr Alfredo <sappo tenor; Mis-
Guilhu!iy, y!olin:st Mr.. Joseph Ward soprano
and vaudeville sctors
Moonlight sails the Shrewsbury have been P
popular diversion during the last week There Is
The biggest notilia OF ean and 0aotcr boats and IA
species OK pleasure Graf; the river this year
:x thronxed both day and nigh, with pleasure par
ties. who lunch dine In The Pleasure Bay section
IL has become the thing celebrate BIRTHDAYS we'd
ding Annveraanes, or other such occasions with
these river outings Fishing AND Grabbing on the
river too, are engaged In by scores OF visitors
eaily.
The e.sGest ard most fashionahls audience that
haa set witnessed ono OF TIE Festival Chorus pro-
auctions attended the presentation Of III Trova-
tore" with TIE snvil chorus scene on THURSDAY
night
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

decline to permit: his sotoWn within their bor-
cers on the ground that II would be an abuse
OF their hospitality for him 20 organize while
thei. guest hosti!itiss against friendly ruler
Finally, by expressing good Will and sympathy
for Don Alfonso al Vienna She other oay Don
Jaime has earned the favor o. the Church. A..
IN particular, OF the Pope.
Everybody knows that ~ King Alfons0 IS 80
day on the throne o, Spain IT is larseIy ewing
20 Leo XIII and Also % Cardinal Rampoie. Who
before becomins Secretary OF State at the Nati
can Was Nunclo al Madrid. At the time % the
death'o Alfonso MI he parish clergy through
out the Kingdom, but more especially in ths
northern portion thereof. were carlist TO 8 man.
30. too, were the members OF the religious or
desa, while tho episeopasy was disposed
10 be friendly toward Don Carlos. this being due
70 the fact that he, we'll ~ his predecessors.
leaders Of tho Leg1tlnaist cause, had pledged
themselves. IN the event OF victory. TO restore
70 the clergy and the religious orders not only
the property but also tho power OF which they
had been Invested during the reign OF Queen Isa-
bella. Queen Christmas .orlcrn position when
she f1rst lost her husband appealed strongly 70
the late PontifY. and when Six months later she
gave birth TO her boy end placed him under the
protection OF the Holy Father. invoking his
special blessing upon the ch!id's head and re-
questinE him to become tho little fellows spon-
scr. LEO AIII determined that ne would do
everything In h's power 20 shield the widowed
Queen and his gocson from harm. lie devoted
all his authority end influence 10 preventing the
Spanish spiseopncy. clergy and religious orders
from giving their support 90 the Carlist cause
md intimafsd TO Don Carlos himself that any
hostile move on his part against Christina and
the boy King would with the pronounced
dixa ppyoNsl of tn. Church. This proved efrca-
cious. and the pionship by Leo XIfI of the
largely 10 the prevention OF any rscrudescence
ol Ca1Usm during tbs minority Of King Alfonso
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.


Atlantic City. Aug. with three large excur-
sionx arriving this week from the West and the
South. Atlantic will forget how 20 drop her
"r's in the Eastern way. There predicted
that there would be something like 1860 10 e,Go
coming, and the predictions would seem to
be correct. TO judge by the numbers tho beaches
and Boardwalk
Several new beach sports have developed within
the last week. which afford much en,ertainme
TO the onlookers as 70 the participants. Down BY
ths steel pier the bahers have been arn,inz them
selves with stout. short boards. which they
out beyond the line of breakers then lie t1at ON
them and allow the big sweep of water carry
them ashore without any effort their part at all
They furnish good deal OF entertainment to ths
line OF people looking the pier railing.
Football is another development. Baseball has
held sway all along. but now football. played with
q huge, closely packed ball OF paper, has shown
that the shore possesses notable centre
rushes, who. unhampered by anything but bathing
suits, make great head~ay.
The crowds that gather In front Of the human
roulette wheel on the steeplechase Pier seem
10 diminish. and II IL evergreen source 81 I'm,
for the youngsters.
Every and then ono comes OF some fuoov
Boardwalk sight and longs scr The camera man 70
come along and snap il. One last week when
even the Boardwalk was too hot soma man had
discovered tho unexpected blast Of air which
directed through the stairway on tho steeplechase
Pier, is one OF the Jokes Of the place. every girl
who knows Of IT moves carefully around H. with
regarded it as a Heaven-sent d!ss,pAaor Of heat.
and presented a corical appearance he stool
With ono rouser leg Inflated to huge size and a
seraphic smile of content hts face
There 10 goodi< number Of visitors hsre at pr..-
ent from New York and netehborinx places who
came TO see the races of the Seaside Yacht Club
and who arrived In their yachts and motor
boats, Tho Seaside Yacht Club races were favored
with good. stin sailing breezes almost too stir IN
some Instances. The contest for open yachts was
a pretty sight, FOR fine wind filed ths saIla and
II interesting TO The crowds OF spectator. 70
watch the jocksyng for places Tho Alice OF the
Ocean City Yacht Club. kept the lead OF her rival
the Old Bach. and finally carried OF the honors OF
ths
In the Cricket boat race OrvilIe Crane. in the
Emma. by two minutes. capturing first prize
Captain Sprow. in the Teddy, . clOsa rival
In the class for launches Il. 8. Crane in the Helen
took first place. The Junior. owned by DR. o. ".
Hushs second
The rough and the difficulty OF getting III.
sIoops the bar caused the postponement OK the
sloop yachts event In ths open until Monday.
at hch time the contest motor boats will also
be
match game Of golf the Country Club
patrons OF the royal game. Thirsy-eisht Members
OF the crack Cape May team played = match game
OF xoIf agains, q picked team Of local experts.
Arrangements made Whereby special car
carried the Cape May delegation TO the Nortnns.d
siding. They will be tho guests OF the secretary
Frederick HsImsey. at the Country Club.