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sAs~S :sss,sa: q; y; W. rsaeesy. scratch 10
r:i% rz..: 1:cSlts1 .Ss
F:s.: =; "a n o sssseis;sr " Dr. : :,
As.Si - ssSssi 800. = sS q ). 8 Z JsSss
Z ~ X Il Il. I.s.soSy. ssSS.sS. "a H. y. SsE1.a
srFaieh. "a q. y. I1sfey, ssrSarh. "a " BSsepAea-
90, 'SFa,se. =: q; kyussAs s .sr.,sAs
IL. n, iiSsss,' .crs,cs. >: (. Z. HouareL-cs
y nf I5,.S. hs's'' !. r & w lSssSea =
sSoSsoS = sTSss.-w. c Adams, :. -: J. y.
N,s ss:,SsI 1892 4 ..r r i. S:s.s.g
80. scrstcS. q, J u. vssa:rysSr, !. g: g. =
I4srcy. scraIsh IA J. ,. James "a q g. stspaSn
sSTsisS i: /. B. Mssdri ss :. v iss
hody. scratch. =: n o. t9edsryeer e.
a. jar J. J. heyss. / ~ = s<srns, ~ y. ", AMI.
Y Csc, Dses sr - y sSnss,6sI ,, ;eI ~
TrSpay sSoSI-5 targets, hssd,esg. g: g
SssPAssssa. ~: scrs'ch. A. y heSaTIel.essa.
sus.1 e .s sS1%, ,; q l+srss Ssrs.sS =
Saps Dr.yss = = y S'egn'1s"1i 'G J.%s. =
y. w pp.SsaS, = ssrsIch. y, Dr. .: J. ksss.. Z.
sCr, - y snsAA Msn-Tns,l !. 10: W " Mar
shall 4. "A. h. y. woodcOrk. I. use 4. lockwood
hsrs = sIs4 TrosSy ; targets. handicap q g
s,reSre'" S: IT sos s,sESsssS sST Ts
.: = ssearns. =. =. q. =. Ferry, srTatch. y
ID. J. J. keyeS. l., q; ". - woodccck: ! ~:
4. v James q 20. J. y. James. =, - 4. Hen
ar,Sksoa, :. y. N. sunsE. scTa,eh. ~ W W
10 capt brewer =. IL. ]. n. NAnderNeeI. !. "a:
4 Lac 8 a. wv asSsS.n'I IS n schhs'isT.
scratch, u. .
,r e IS e shG Jane. IS Il ariSS. i: Y y
Stephenson. IL: n Sunsr. IL Or ksyes y:
4. a. lockwood, ~: u. kOuwenhDven. "a 70.
Plerry, "a: A T. HendTtrkson, u. r. schn.lderl ~
q. !. McDsrmo,I a: W W Peabody. " a. W.T. W.,
DrsLer, ir u, y Bsrssn; go n. ". woodoeek y
" W. Marshall ". 2 AdsmA u.
Shoeton rs targets a. a. Stephenson IT. 10
SpecisI CUPS targets hAndicap-w. G.
ADAMS snrstch. IS c. A. lockwood. a =; J ~
Nanderveer, I. =; q. kouweuhoNen. srraGh. -.
J. r James. T. -: q. G.. S.ephen-on. JI.. =.
u. stlner. srrssrh. -: Moodcock I -
~ n Brigham .rTatrh. n. a. I1ervy. scratch. -.
~. Vs. Marshall. 4 "a. ". v. Peabody, srratch. z.
n. SrhnetdeF. rr6tch. - \ 4, Hendrtck -on. y
q. n Stephsnaon s-Eaich, ~ Dr. j. J. keyes. !, ~
e. ". James. 4 "a n, u. bergen. -erairh. ~ 'spI
NNWa 4 "A
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JtCKSONUTLLE RaCES.
Jars AtLIn 4 arrie. GS7 POUNDS 10 VIc,S CRY
In Handicap.

IaCESoNvuLT March - Seven races
we're on the programme ~ Moncriet Park
to-day with the ~ Johns Handicap. for
ihres-vear- odd and upward. ~ one mite.
A. the stellar attraction. Barney Schrei-
ber's Jack Akin packed ~, pounds aud
sfier leading all the wav Won 10y = nerk
from Polls. hat tho last named would have
won but for . very wide turn into the
stretch. ~hich 'ost him a LOT ~ ground
FaVOrite- won three ~ tho raCer. hiie
lorksy sssisz sisC pisO'~t three inner-
Jockey Ob~rt had ~. license Tevo ked for
betting siOO on hts mount. Jack Parker
through Lyman. which - against
rule las. which states that q Jockey must
Thought that this y really an excuse to get
nd 81 Oteri for ~. poor rides o. JACK
fused after Mole-ey's Door showing in the
closing event
The summary
C!aas'. - 20 son; sow fonS. - ~ DAVIS '
i % $ ,econd John 4 Mlnro. 10 Trosisr, /.
Rrse, IsIioO Bro slayer Inasi ssS DC cro ss%
WI Sss1nes io4 Gas .H - A1 ~on FS%nnd
Adams. ~ IS DaVisl, 8 70 s secoSd: BodssS
Nc Eiisne,,r. T II assS,as' So.s.n Rysy' Mls.
vendsLhSdea .ad GoodAcre also ran
navis,. 70 !. aoS Jazz PsPRe no 10 0os..r -
Yeart5 Esce-s,. Johns Fspalsap: purse
o. M three yeaf ODDS and upward. one mile
Dsyis, 20 I .srSad Guy Fisher ias 1 'oesr"
TO !. thiTd. TINE. i;Wis 5. Arondack and DiHls
Fit,h RsSs %aH furioas.- MIS-. Popular. II:
10 j. scond: ksaasrs Queen. is Moss. ' Is 70
lhlrd. Time i:iA ;. 1hTOckmorton. DT FranL
isnTy CrosSsSddIi also Ts ran ''-"' Nv s"'
NHth Race-NA fun0ags-B arnadale 10
Gam 20 !. Non: Dr naFkley. 10 Powers
20 sncond Flying Footsteps. - ilArnsSa I ~ ,
third. Ttme. ii3zA Anonstte. Eari's COuFt
fuIuaer, Camel And Unit also
Srventh Race One mile and q fuFfona Mans
40 Nhaveoporu IN 8. Won. 0olronda. tas Gan al
20 !. second: OheSo1. Ia Uletdl. - 10 :. third
mandrr also ran
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lion adopted here Nas first play 81 ~ Herr
Mole one % The Fading cnc-s playerS OF Scan
re ~ ~ th~n might follow ~ Par
KtHH o. y ~ P--kBs !. NJ ~. ktskt.
o. yHkfP u ~ "a RNkt. u "A. IS v ~
- Here % -r~rn> essential and the gArne
might .h~n pro-c-d y. ktS. NAB. "a ktaB
tAsticz q kfNWp hNkt ~ ~ rs IN \ kt
pfub.a. t,t' To- 10 bite
10 '.Ai mistake. B-ttcris X n. ~ y Qa.
4 - % g.
= ttT hRia 'h~n IS or h ran - Ks
threatening o. RHV. " OGP rh. winning
q NI.r ra~ sAn. - prrN rnt kfLHp
90 - - NH'r threatens " kt1WF k'SEt
- gNkfUN Nut 0'-t~ ir f~r - - forced
FuIr addVtuba. Ettu~- V"r~ PLAYED m
rh. arrntf .hamptpn-htp taurHsv of The
Rec Z be-. Z lab. tho -.fpr"- - al 'h- com
',s.' .fpf- 90 Pr" daI'' bsIng - fpliovs
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A others see us IL best illustrated BY the
following remarks clipped from the Here
ford TtHSs under the headline The Land
OF tho Champions
America or ~ least the United states
81 America. absolutely reVels Ia chess
champions SoWa years ago We quoted IN
tins column an extract Of AN article from
an American IOurua! which started IN Its
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.s. p ma - somwrudahl~ ro,c H-r~
% pTey rnfs hiArk . Ms. and n thsn ~
"a hits follows " 10 w'th m ~ RHP - pa
ths op~n OV 0l~ rorr T~neating 20 the doIhl~
~. Ins'-sd ~ 'his o,srr.'~d move he could
rnn unu~ ~ q kiA ~ =. on -. ~
g. y ~ followed ~ ~ y a. Tho ~ ion
rToyoss-i IN the queen ~bts turns N hiArt -
favOr
%. rrr right coIr,s Ha-. Ee,. a good game
O. li~ might have stll kept an sNen game hr
remaining tho defensive win ~ y M n
"A ~ OKLf then u u " threatening Ku
2 he beftsT noN ~ roursr would ~ - gEta
thrn again y Y rouparauNri' aafe W'ark
rad = Choir~ ~ continuation. but nothing that
UhifT could not meet
- ~ could have played ~ r. yhirh Afforded
sOFrc prot~-tlou tho sspo~~d Ling ami 10 NJ
Kk' A. Wi. vtth ~ n RI
no \ tempting >arriNr~ In any CAsr he s~~ps
'hrer VAWus FOR the pir~g
o. Hat h. plss ~ .IgEesfef IN mote
NJ " ~ routt defcnd MIN. ~ ain ~
~ n atm prOspsrts - IN ~ - ,~ing the ~
taSk and making tho pi~rr Ah~ai aiiahir
thH Ne have ffigt 10 sate NJ game here si'h
- H. kt2 " g MA. ., IN 'hc to- then
NJ kta ~ ~ V = N ~ pST - ItV
win good proSpe-t~ Hut rnng rirtb~r 80 not
tha' pis't roud plas = % 49, ami 81 mite p"ld
no ne game
900 : r~autfIl mai combination "a = IEor
oIsl} ylas 81 game On no par ~ W NAhIturN
40 \, matter ~ fact ShoTr- play 81 - a. ht.
whrr"upon y re rnste.
SJn'r his arrival tn thIz NV thHrrp .pu
IAsk"r has received n number 81 Requests
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Tho newly formed Jackaon UetEr'.
Building Company. capitalized a. stIO 80
has acquired from the OneenshoFO cor
pOratiOn large tract In the barclay Dug
over ny the latter company The prop~T
viii be developed The Ofncer- ~ the ~
dent; charles 4 Shes.l1nn vtTs-Irc.,dsr'
~. Hugher. secretary and Ren~ral usra
ger, and Frederick q. Randall, tr~Aaurar
Inc directors are the officer. and l1l
Tucker, William Nelson smith, 4 I@Ir
-. " Pye. Starkman. DT ID. 4. william.
and Elmer u. BrOuard.
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Ssanaa-.a.. ls.w. IN m. S.,d

The home 81 The late Ri-hsTd Msnsfei q
the actor, ~ NO 80 Hivegride DriNe 10
y sold ~ au"tton On april Ivy W, ar
kSnnetH. u - five stnry hrusstor
Au1ertcan basement hosiae on lot - 100
near i0sth street NJ Mansd~ld tnIg
the house ~ isp@ and urruptsd 10 up - -
time % his death after hts death "
Mansneld. WIN vas Beatrice Cameron. o.
Rctrea9. heeitAted shout selling the ula
put dectded not 80 10 back 10 III RsrsntI
h0wevgL, she decided 90 put the kstlD q
ne MARKET
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Lawn Tennis as Vsnehurss.

PINEHURsT. March ri. 4. Parker Of
BroOkiiR~ and Mrs. ". T. Burraes 81 Bo-i ON
Uers winners Of tho annual club champion
ship mixed doubles tennis tournament
defeating Paul v. Gardner - Chicago ana
MIS- huny HeNall Of Kansas Ctty "a, Sc.
Nj. Parker and Mrs. BurTnRe heat a. X n
sherwood ~ New YORK. and Miss EihSi
lsTaEdon ~ Cincinnati 81, 60 and Mr.
Gardner and Miss spWan won from olanIls,
horton of NtillamspOra and Niaa DoFotiy
bIIlantine ~ I1ttsbuEg a "a
tho n@D's buuhbe hnal from W@i2
md = ParAsT. both u aITuaAfinS, -
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The CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
CHAMPION ItSkER TO GIVE
4 PI MIC LECTT RI.

EFNalNEHN "AAeeN taFpAAFN v"
% th- GhaBiplSR SO the Nativity
tlnu.r AmrriranS Should PiaS An
I either Match NrNt Year Newr Notr>.
The oitcr ,ltv champion Dr Emanuel
I.saher iooE an opportunity 81 making
rather advcr-r ""rum"n.- upon ~" Amer
lean ,or1mirf.e blaming thsri for HU' epi-
ing tho r,I',.- aui regulations ut ~" Sir
a,eorr. N-a Ne. ,Hll,"ugn trophy annually
contested Tor ~ - ,aris 'n".- match h"-
tween tht- 'ouutrN aud Great Brhain,
prtnciualit on a,suun' Of ne nativity rule
onlr native Brl' l-Lsr- ami Americans are
urTmit'.d - yli, lHf their rr~i"~''iN" sides
in ~, mat,u tud "a. hampton does
not hesitate 10 call he action 1T M" com
mIit... IN Am-rtr1u President = Her
bert Nai-ou Of Zoe. ErpokiNu 'he>- club
replied q, I.trAr, ,uWm.n' NJ a letter
90 the lr,.rtrrs 'h..s BYN'hp wki,h
runs fpltov-
"Dr i.t-,.T 'rtJ, t-u ~ The American
cable tns n, il ,oWuti.vr Tor SAM tiOntng
y rule hat doc, uut pernu foreign born
CitNcu- - pia. uu th- teams appear- TO
~ basel 90 = conception of the facts.
WheH Su trnrg. NsWne- CAV" the trophy
for competition ~ Vas accompanied bv
q deed ~ gift. vhI'h ITov ided that onlN
natives 81 the I nt'"i states and Great
Britain vould play "n the Respective teams
and that the dsed 81 yfl could only he mod
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F1rst. 2 u Nai-s se-ond. g. SHORES. Jhl5I
tuet Wahltuch and Buii~r
sill more interesting are two games
contested IN tht- event. which the reader
Will find heloW Ahs note. are by !. HOneT
IA the Fish Ths game
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naetnG On Ypaaep.

SPECIAL Cssls DesDsfCA - TVS SUN
PARIs. March 7s.-Jay Dould's Aramon
ridden by Heath. finished third IN the
afeeplschAas for ghe PnH du ROumis II
I.OOO francs ~ Saint OIen to-day The
race wAa Won by ThiabAuH'a Va - Visns.
ridden nv Hardy. TOury'a GeOVwst, With
sauval 40. finished second. Eleven horses
EaA.
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Ih.. fourth Hnnuai cham pionship tourney
81 tho tsr-ttsT New Work InfeTsrholaHt "
t'lt..-- l..agIe GUIDED ~ fsNOT ~ the Manual
Training - hool. HfpoklNn, Nbh " pOtnta.
The Hpr- High ~Thool. BROOKLYN. hetnR
.....und IN 20 Toiui- The latter - ho1l son
tho I-4as. Z. Htss. trophy M 1877 and 1870
tIITft- tttgh ~ hp0i ~ ItsIs ghtie he Manaal u
w1u tho trophy This wear for the hrst lime
~ addition Va he -shOoi- m med. the fol
lOu ing schools GERS also represented d
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ftow metropolitan hess plaN eTs - give
pIlsIr' lecture and au exhibition ~ stimuli
fHussptt- play prov tOtI- 10 ht- departure fUf
south NUisrt'a amt az hUUgi ths. thautItt1n
r- rather busy HHfh tho translation ~ mr.
bstuk 49, the Toe "uf international tuurUH
mont ~ ~ Pe'"r-buTg tho tsgruaU edit ION
~ vh:"h vpfk Appeared -ur.r mouths ago
10 consented NJ li-t - ErHflft ths, TasItis.-f
t,Tnvidsd that she iHertruH = - BaIfsftu
v Ould undertake he management of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

by the former. - will he ssen from the
final score Of the tournanent,, herewith
amended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

review IT chess champions with Dr. LaskeT.
worlds Champion, aud ended with the
champion Of the DVtCh Arms Chess Club
And nov We read With dell Eht that among
mo guests At a re~ent dinner at the hice
Ches- tluh we're Prank J Marshall, nited
Stats- hampton. Albert u Hodges former
Champion ! u Iapablanca. Cuban cham
plor Gustav " kOehleT, New Jersey
champion aud Leon Ro-en. club champion. =
10 he same -our,e THE StN - tusi-sI1 ell
for tho follow ing game
The following curious little game vas
played ln Berlin by the young Breslau stu
dent Herr Edusrd Lasksr no relation Of the
champion. DT LR-keT. however, annOteted
the game for he Berlin Sport from which
Journal We have translated the sore and
U0fe@
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Not including one match. the result Of
which - IN doubt. the following j. the
present standing Of the clubs
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600 Th@-r four now on both stdes have been
piAl ~ bi liaiAn masters for over I'm ears.
~ 10 ia thr eighth move the attack h a.
lntrodur~ri d, Ss~iults IN hts lstt~g year. Ssein
~ hove, -. DOnunu-yi . pNB. and the coatlnia
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tons q iTophy shoot besides dividing an
other trophy event with can't DreyeT
In the matter 81 prizs- " q adams also
did well. He took q leg on the stake trophy.
won = sp~cisl silver cup and - ith hts partner
4 T.. lishdTt"kson. scored = leg on the
team prize u fhs last named event the
team broke ~ out 1T = po-sible ~ targets.
n had been the intention Of tho Crescent
club 10 end ia season yesterday A. the
tririub shoot last SATURDAY tnterfered with
the regular nHtnreL the copnI,ies dscided
the events that have hem running through
out the year will come to an end. The srOres
Trophy shoot > targets, handIcsp-G @
S f.sSe%a ~ vssasrvss. ", p' Is ss.Ds. y
jop; 1 Jsnss ..SSSs%. .eT Is y
y Hendrtck@On. :. -
Prize divided.
Trophy shoot = targets. handIeap-G q
Stephenson; IT,. a . r; James. =. =: Cap,
slsphenson. scTatrh q: u. NJ BTiGham. s:raich
"a = james. .. -. q. . PieFry. srratch. "A
Y asS:Ss u 4 4 aA .s"aIrs y = .
Trophy Shc.' = ,srget.. hAadiraP Stlner
:..7ss ,.,.s n g isTs,h
DTsyey. 4. -. g. Kelley. Snatch. ~; q. " fserry
s s,,,H, y, y . HsrTsn; ssrS,sn q: . Z. 9
{ " JamSs, :. y. n Sesnsidsr. sSrassS. u; I. y
MsSsSsn. = IS: v. 9 {. ADAM. l. Is: ". * ~. "
bod, .rratrh. ~
.rSsss. Z. Z H sSiShsS Ss" s@1s,-S \ S''"1I
SssPh-nssn. scra'ch. q. Capt. Drsyer. ;. .. ,
asrSRi' up = - rE.ts. handi,.V- c. n Jane.
=: q Kelley. srrairh. a, q. g. stephens0n. IL
: a y u Brigham. -Sralrh. :. =. 3. S,spSsS
:s: s.':'is = y T SSso: ..;i; v
:. 80 Z Gssss ;SSss: = J. ss ssss ;sI 3 Z
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
tuberculosis Death Rates.

The death rate from tuberculosis
among men employed In occupations
exposed to municipal and general or
gnnic ur street dust Is higher than
among other employed males. accord
ing to a recent bulletin of the bureau
of labor of the department of com
merce and labor. The percentage of
deaths from consumption among
males 'xposcd to organic dust Is 23.
while he percentage for all males
in the registration area Is las. The
percentage of deaths from tubcrculo-
sis among workers exposed to metal
lie dus' is very much higher.
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sIioht Misund rsta ndino.

Mickey's mother visited n young
school teacher on the East side the
other day. says the New York Sun. AS
nearly as she could make out from the
mothers splutterings the teacher had
been calling Mickey names that no
lady " ould use and no dacint mother
would stand for" The teacher thought
hard. but could recollcct no time when
she had given way to an impulse to
call Mickey dreadful names.
Sure but you did," insisted the
mother. Il don't know what you meant
by II. but scurvy elephant Is no nice
name to call boy. That's what he
said YOU called him. Il scurvy ele-
phant
"Scurvy elephant No." said the
teacher. in n relieved voice Il didn't
call Mike n scurvy elephant. ! called
him disturbing element, and reiter-
ate my statement"
Mick"y's mother went home partial.
ly satisfied. but not quite sure that the
teacher hadn't been calling her names.
too
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
remneramentaI Toilet Table.

A very aged Englishman many years
ago gave this advice to his daughter
in letter as to what a lady's dressing
table should contain:
The best beautifier a young lady can
use is good humor. The best renovntor
truth; the best rouge Is modesty; the
best eyewater Is the tears OF sym
pathy; the best gargle for tho voice
Is cheerfulness; the best wash for
smoothing wrinkles is contentment;
the best cure for deafness Is atten-
ton: the best mirror is reflection. and
the whitest powder is innocence.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
BOY TORTURED BY ECZEMA

when my boy was six years old. he
could neither sit still nor lie quietly in
bed, for the itching was dreadful. He
would irritate spots by scratching
with his nails and that only made
them worse. A doctor treated him
and We tried almost everything. but
the eczema seemed to spread. 1t
started In a small place on the lower
extremities and spread for two years
until 1t very nearly covered the back
part Of his leg to the knee.
Finally l got Cuticura Soap. Cuti-
cura Ointment and Cuticura Pills and
gave them according to directions.
used them In the morning and that
evening. before I put my boy to bed.
used them again and the improve
ment even in those few hours was sur
prising, the Inflammation seemed to
be SO much less. ! used two boxes OF
Cuticura Ointment. the same OF the
Pills and the Soap and my boy was
cured. My son is now in his sew
enteenth year and he has never had
a return of the eczema.
Il took care Of friends child that
had eczema on its face and limbs and
I used the Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
They acted on the child Just as they
did on my son and 1t has never re-
turned. would recommend the Cuti-
cura Remedies to anyone. Mrs. A. J.
Cochran, 1923 Columbia Ave-, Phila.
delphia. Pa. Oct. 20. 1909"
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BUILT UP GREAT BUSINESS
Frederick Mayer Boot and Shoe Com.
pany Monument to German
r. 1T and Industry.

That the Ike! to real business success is
often based on a sound principle, rather
thar ,ney, is best illustrated by the re-
prodtctieenc Of the following biographical
+. layer Boot & Shoe Company, repro,
du 4 from an issue of the German
Al v;can National Alliance:
Frederick Mayer, founder of the fac
tories at Milwaukee and Seattle now bear
i1E his namfi came to tins country oH from
1851, and immediatel: proceeded to Milwau.
kee, Wisconsin, where he entered the en-
maker.
The spirit that prompted him to seek
his fortune in the new world was soon
responsible for another change, and in 1852,
year later. he embarked in business on
hir own accord, making boots and shoes to
order as only German apprenticed nrti.
san knows how. subsequently stock of
Quoted until 1880. when the manufacture of
shoes was engaged in at wholesale to the
trade.
In 1890 the business was well established,
the foundation firmly laid and the policy
well determined. From that time on the
the present Mayer factories at Milwaukee
and Seattle is 1900 pair per day, giving en-
plOyment to an army of people, paying an
nunlly over six hundred thousand dollars in
wages. and employing sixty-iive statesmen
who travel "a states in the interest OF
Frederick Mayer died on March 10, 1899,
after building up n large and successful
business. He is succeeded by his sons.
George p. Mayer, Fred J. Mayer and Adam
}. Mayer. who; by Irigidly maintaining, the
policy of the founder. have succeeded in
bringing the business up to its present
magnitude, where it stands as n monument
of German thrift and industry.
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A Pessimistic View.

Among the patients In certain hos
pital OF Harrisburg there was recently
one disposed to take dark view of
his chances for recovery.
Cheer up. old man." admonished
the youthful mcdico attached to the
ward wherein the patient lay. Your
symptoms are identical with those OF
my own case four years ago. was
just as sick as you are. Look at me
now!"
The patient ran his eyes over the
physician's stalwart frame. what
doctor did you have?" he finally asked.
feebly.-Illustrated Sunday Magazine.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07
GENERAL NEWS.

OF Christmas mail 4.1OG sacks were
uought to America from Europe by
,hc liner Teutonic.
The whole Turkish Cabinet resigned
December 2Sth. following the resigna
tion Of Hilmi Pasha. the grand vizier
Andrew Carnegie slipped on an icy
spot while walking around the rescr.
voir in Central Park. New York. a few
days since and suffered painful in.
jury to his left knee.
A telegram from Consul Moffat nj
Pluefields says that under the direct
supervision OF Commanders Shipley
md Niblack. men detailed from the
tcs Moines and the Tacoma began
Christmas morning to distribute ra.
tions to 1.5OO Zclayan soldiers brought
Ncre as prisoners. Estrnda's officers
are rendering all possible assistance
and are furnishing blankets. clothing
and shoes as rapidly rs possible.
In an official investigation OF the
city prison, known as the "stockadc.'
at Atlanta, Ga. charges were made
that white women were hung up on
che wall of q cell room as though cru.
Gifted with extended arms. and that
at least one attempt was made to
ship a woman.
The Twentieth Century. govern.
mcnt organ at Brussels. quotes "an
authoritative person" as confirming
the religious marriage OF King Leo.
pold on his deathbed. 1t also says
Mat few days prior to this Baroness
Vaughan received holy communion.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-07

Governor Noel has announced 10
appointment of Col. James Gordon OF
Oklahoma as United States senator
from Mississippi to succeed the late
Senator A. ]. McLaurin. The appoint
ment is temporary until the Legisla-
ture can elect senator for the unex.
pired term and Ia made with the un.
derstanding that Senator Gordon will
not be a candidate for this term.
Charges that some physicians in
Philadelphia deliberately prolong the
period Of illness Of patients and neg
lect the use Of anti-toxin in order to
increaae their income. are made by
DR.. Joseph 8. Nsff, director Of the city
department Of health and charities.
who offers this reason for the in.
crease in diphtheria for the present
year. while all other preventable dis
eases show decrease.
Francis J. Heney of San Francisco
has filed formal complaint In his New
York suit against William H. Crocker.
the California millionaire. basing his
action on an open letter bearing Mr..
Crocker's name which appeared in q
New York evening newspaper Decem.
ber 3rd, in which Mr.. Crocker defend
ed his action in first supporting Heney
In the San Francisco graft prosecu-
tions and later withdrawing his sup
port.
Colonel James Gordon of Okolona.
Mississippi. who has been named Unit
I'd States Senator ty Governor Neel
as successor to the late A. J. McI.au.
rim. was ono Of several Confederate
leaders suspected VI being In con-
spiracy with J. Wilkes Booth to kill
President Lincoln. A reward OF $1O.-
900 was offered for his arrest. He
later succeeded in satisfying the au.
thorities that he WAS In no way impli.
Gated in the crime.
Neon. a newly-discovered gas, is the
cause Of the aurora borealis. according
to q statement made at Boston by DR..
w. J. Dudley, head nf the department
Of chemistry at Vanderbilt University.
before the division Of physical and In
organic chemists OF the American As
sociation for the Advancement OF Sci
ence. Or. Dudley showed what he
claimed to be the only sample Of
neon now in this country. It requires
over 100 tons Of air to get q pint OF
neon.
Justice Mclean OF the Supreme
Court of New York. has signed an or
der making final adjudication OF the
81 .OOO. 900 estate OF the late DR.. Thom.
as W. Evans. the American dentist Of
Paris, who rescued the Empress Eu.
genie from Partisan mob September
5th. 1871. four days after the battle
Of Sedan. The decision will make 1t
possible for the city OF Philadelphia
to proceed with the erection OF the
Thomas ". Evans museum and dental
college. which will be DR.. Evans chief
monument. About $6.000.0O0 Is now
available.