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THE TH j WASHJLWTUN V AtHLllU JUALhkS 1 1 i1ES illi d SUNDAK LNDAl LND JULY 5 JVNj no O
KING HORSE TO RULE RULEJERSEYS RULEJERSEYS RULEC
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C JERSEYS JERSEYSGAYEST GAYEST CITY CITY
Over 500 Entries for Equine EquineShow
Show at Inlet Park ParkAf ParkAffair ParkAffair Af Affair
fair Promises Much MuchFamous MuchFamous
Famous Stables Listed ListedGolf ListedGolf
Golf Links Draw Many Vis Visitors Visitors Visitors ¬
itors Many Prominent ProminentWashingtonians ProminentVVashingtonians ProminentWashingtonians
Washingtonians Visiting Visitingat
at the City by the Sea SeaATLANTIC SeaATLA SeaATLNF1C
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ATLANTIC ATLA IC CITY July 4001 l Ovar 00 00entries 00entrlos OOentroz
entries aro booked Zor or 01 the horso show showat showat showat
at Inlet Park noxt weok and the event eventwill contW11l
will bo tho most brilliant of tho season souaonThe soaSOllThe seasonThe
The ofllcialB have announced a finer finershowing finerahowing finerihowin
showing ihowin than has ha over before boon at attempted nttempted attempted ¬
tempted in Atlantic City and the ovo ovolution ovolutlon ovolutlon
lutlon of an animal fair Into an exposi exposition oxposltion oxposition ¬
tion of equine aristocracy and human humanparticularly humanparticulnrly humanDartleularly
particularly feminine beauty and smart smartness smllrtncss smartnesa ¬
ness Is now complete Reginald Van Vnndorbllt Vandorbllt Vxtndorbilt
dorbllt will make his initial entry In InAtlantic InAtlantic inAtlantic
Atlantic City Tho horses that ho has hasbooked basbOOked ba babooked
booked are nearly all winners of the theblue theblue
blue in other competitions and there thereis therois thereis I
is an unusual number of fine animal animalfrom animalafrom animalifrom
from famous stables listed listedIndependence HstedIndependonco listedIndopondonco
Independence Day had a proper and un or orderly orderly ordeny ¬
derly observance here There was no nogeneral noIenornl nogeneral
general public demonstration but the thoflag thellag theflag
flag was everywhere In evidence and andnearly andneariy andnearly
nearly everybody wore a knot of red redwhite redwhlle redwhito
white and blue The Ventnor Yacht YachtClubs YachtClubs YachtClubs
Clubs marine parade this morning was wasa wasa wasa
a picturesque affair and the races in the theafternoon thenfternoon theafternoon
afternoon attracted a large number numb r of ofpeople Ofpeople ofpeople
people who accepted the the hospitality of oftho oftbo ofthe
the Atlantic City Club house A boll bolltonight halltonight hailtonight
tonight will complete tho events eventsGolfers ovontsGolfers eventsGolfers
Golfers Enjoy Sport SportThe SportTho SportThe
The Xorthfiold Links are ro in excellent excellentcondition excellentcondition excellentcofldttion
condition and redcoated golfers arc aromaking arcnaking
making the place attractive to enthusi enthusiasts onthUsl onthUslnst8 onthualants ¬
ants of the game Inlet Park was given givenover givenover
over to competing baseball clubs clubsCapt clubsCapt
Capt Charles D Sigsbeo U S X is laat isnt Isat I
at Youngs Hotel for the summer summerDr summorDr summerDr
Dr Robert Reyburn the only surviv surviving surl surllng survlvIng ¬
ing member of the quartet of surgeons surgeonswho surgeonswho surgeonswho
who attended President Garfield on his hisdeathbed hIsdeathbod hisdeathbed
deathbed Is with his wife at tho Hotel HotelRaleigh HotelRalefgh HotelRnlelgh
Raleigh Dr Reyburn is a resident of ofWashington o oWnshington ciWashington
Washington D C CCol CCol CCol
Col Lewis T Bryant and Lieut Wal Walter Walter Val Valter ¬
ter E Edge of Governor Murphys staff staffattended statnttonded staffattended
attended tho anniversary of the battle battleof battleot battltof
of Monmouth onmouth in Freehold N J as dele delegates delosates dologates ¬
gates from Atlantic City to tho patriotic patrioticcelebration patrlollccolebratIon patrlotkcelebration
celebration celebrationAmong colebratIonAmonS celebrationAmong
Among other famous sailors who have havecome haocome S
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come within the last few days to tflthln tflthlnshore tothis tothisshore thls thlsshore I
shore are Commander William i1llam X Nou Nouman ou ouman
man manS U S X who is registered at the thoBraxtoa theDraxton I
Braxtoa and Commander Fremont also alsoof alsoof alstof I
of the American navy nlv who is stopping stoppingat stoppingIlt stcppInat
at the Brighton BrightonJ BrlhtonJ
J D Catowood U S N is also a alate aJate a alate
late arrival at the Loralno and Albert AlbertEngard AloortEngard AlbertEngard
Engard is visiting his mother here for fora fora foxa
a short leave of absence from his ship shipwhich shipThlch I Iwhich
which is ono of the White hlle Squadron SquadronAfter SquadroDAftor
Aftor an absence of twenty years yearsCapt yoarsClpt yearsCapt I
Capt J 3 D Rhoados of Washington D DC DC DC
C returned to Atlantic City to find aa aamany asmany as asmany
many changes as Rip Up Van Winkle found foundfa round1n foun I
It
fa the village of Falling Water after aftersimilar a asimilar asimilar t
similar absence absenceVentnor abscnceVentnor nbenceVcntnor
Ventnor Changes ChangesVentnor ChangesVentnor ChangesVentuor
Ventnor improvements will benefit the thevhole theT th thoholu
T vhole holu iiland The extension of the theboardxvalk theboardwalk th thboardwalk
boardwalk down through Ventnor Is Isonly Isonly I S
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only a 1 link In the chain whloh will willspeedily willspeedUy wit witspeedily I
speedily weld tho Interests of every everysection overysection OVCr I Isection
section of AbBecon Island together togetherChelsea togetherCbtsOl
Chelsea is promoting a plan for a pier pierand plorand plo ploand r
and the fashionable district is contin continually contlDuall ¬
ually uall adding to Ha already attractive attractivefeature attractivofeaturos attractlvfeaturo 0
feature Property is booming and bust business buslI1CS bustflea ¬
ness flea In 1 assuming enormous proportions proportionsin 3 3In
in cvcry Dart art rt of the city cityWashingtonians clt cltWashingtonians cityWanhingionians
Washingtonians at Seashore SeashoreThe SeashoreThe SeashoreThe
The following residents ro Idcn8 of Wahlng Washington Wahlngton Wahlngton ¬
ton are stopping at loading Atlantic AtlanticCity AUllntleCft e eCity
City Cft hotels hotelsRaleigh hotelsRaloItblr
Raleigh RaloItblr Mr and Mr Mrs r Latlmer B BAlbandan DAltanden I IAiandn 3
Albandan B Loman Mr and Mrs Irs S SE 5E
E Moortf B 0 Myers 170r Mr Ir and Mrs MrsGeorge Mr Irs IrsGeoge 5
George H MeDonaldson W V II Moran MoranJohn MoraxJohn IoranJoh1 S
John Q Sheeby T Wood WoodRudolf WoodPtdolr
Rudolf PLdolfMr Mr Ir and nd Mrs Mn ra A Graham Gr ham Mr Mrand M Ir Irnnd r
and Mrs Ira White Mlse llla E White Mlsa MlsaWhite MIs 1158 1158f Is
f White Mias i Richardson Rlehad on E D Ap Applrton AI AIpltton Atpleton I
plrton plrtonSt plttonSt
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Wlllett J JC 1 C Dowcll DowcllStrand DonllStrandNo DoscllStrandN
Strand StrandNo X Budnell Mr Ilr and nd Mrs trs A J
Burt G Robertson RobertsonTraymoreM RobertsonTrayxnoreM N NTraymore
Traymore TraymoreM M J 1 Colbort Mrs Irs M I J JColbert JColbert T TColbert
Colbert Mrs lr8 M Colbert Mrs Irs F H HJlowe HHovre HHowe
Howe F 1 R Howe HoweSterling HoweSttrUngfr howeSterlingMr
Sterling SttrUngfr Mr and Mrs H B Lorry LonryII LorryH IosryH
H B Leery Jr Miss lIss Helen L Lcary LcaryM Ltal Learyt
M 1 W Leery oary M C Loary tary R J Earn EarnEhnir Earnshaw Earnalma
shaw G W Dozer Jr Mrs G Cope Copeland Copeland Copeland
land Miss USfJ M 1 Copaland Mrs Doarios DoariosS
S T Stearns StearnsArlington StearlUJArllngtonIr StearnArlingtonMr
Arlington ArllngtonIr Mr and Mrs ilr William Linn LinnN LlDDN LinuN
N K Vanarsdale VanarsdaleBraxtonH Vanar8daleBtaxtonH VanaredaleBrextonlI
BraxtonH N Wilson UlIOn Miss Joan JoanMoncure W WMoncure WMoncure
Moncure Eugene ugne W Moneuro Audrey AudreyMoncure Audreyloncure AudreyMoncure
Moncure loncure Mrs W Yo D Morgan Mrs lrs T TLydetC TLydett TLydett
Lydett LydetCBrevoort LydettDreoortMr LydettIIrevoortMrL
Brevoort DreoortMr Mrs H Koonno Miss Vera VeraKoenno VeraKoenn VeraKoenno
Koenno Koenn > > Miss f1fJ Ethel Koonno oonne Harry HarryKocnne HarryKoenne IfarryKoenne
Koenne KocnneCarlsbad KoennearJ KoennearIsbadG
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Ethelyn Mrs E Yeatman Mrs J JJanes JJanos J JJanos
Janos Miss Is Fannie Taylor M 1 Carroll CarrollH CarrollH
H Slaves J 1 Tate TateGlondulff tateGlendalfSlIs8 rateGlondaleMISS
Glondulff GlendalfSlIs8 Mlse Gllllss E P Wortz WortzMrs WortzMrs WortzMrs
Mrs Sims Mise UH Addle PuBoy Miss URII Helen HolonPusey BalunPUllcy HelenPusey
Pusey PuseyArcbdale PUllcyArchdalo PuseyArebdaleMiss
Arcbdale ArebdaleMiss Miss UH Edith Compton Ml Mtee MteeEmily l1i l1iEmil n nEmily
Emily Emil Sleman E L Ravieell M L LBancroft LDancroCt LBancrofL
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iBlocworth IsiosworthN X Wilson Ulion Miss lIs8 Rebecca RebeccaBcbrend RebeccaDcbrend RebeccaBebrend
Bcbrend Miss L Behrcnd L LoonI LoonlMrs LoonIMfa LooniC
Mrs C Burchlll Mrs II Burehill Miss MiesC MissC 18S 18Sc
C Kalor MistS M Kaler Miss S D DKfticr DKnler DXalcr
KfticrWiltshire KnlerWlltshlroMr Kfticr XalcrWiltshireMr
Wiltshire WlltshlroMr Mr and Mrs Irs O Hazzard HazzardMr HazzardUr llazzardMr
Mr and Mm Mm r C Hazzard C M Irelan IrelanX IrelanN IrelanN
N Eahrlc G D Shields Ward Yard Bur Burlingame Burl1ngame Burlingame
lingame F W V MacKenzie Mr and Mr MrL Mrs 4 4L
L 1 G Oeresl Mrs B M 1 Yalman Mrs MrsT MrsT rs rsT
T A MacKonziei 1oIncKonzlc Mr and Mrs Horace HoraceA HoraceSJUder
A Snyder
Beaumont BoaumontIlss Miss R Mabel label Bartholow BartholowMiss Ilartholowiss
Miss M 1186 iss Frances A Bartholow BartholowBolmont BartholowBolmontV BartholowBolmontW
Bolmont BolmontV W H Cohen Edward Lyons LyonsGuy LyonsGU Lyonsuy
Guy GU G uy Attorback E Watson WatsonLohmaff WatsonLobmartMiss VatsonLohmanMiss
Lohmaff LohmanMiss Miss F S Hanson Miss Uss L LHansos LHanso Lanson
Hansos HansosRoman HansoRomanO H anson ansonPomanQ
Roman RomanO G Cubson M 1 Strasburger StrasburgerStrath StrasburgerStrath StrasburgerStrath
Strath Haven lIavonP P Koplingor KoplingorHuddon KcpllnrorHaddon ICoplingorHaddon
Haddon Hall HallE E E Johnson Mrs Irs M MP MCooper I IP
P Cooper A Portmon Mrs D Smoot SmootMiss SmootMIss SmootMIss
Miss E Polk J Gibson Mrs J 1 GIbson GibflonLolande GIbsonLolmduMlss GibsonLolandeMiss
Lolande LolmduMlss Miss Strasbcrgcr StrasbcrgcrPalmer StrasberserPalmor StrasbcrgerPalmerMiss
Palmer PalmerMiss Miss lIss Sadie M Buchman G GMetzger OIctzger 0Metzger
Metzger MetzgerBrighton MetzgerBrightonMrs IctzgerBrlghtoDMrs
Brighton BrlghtoDMrs Mrs J J C Fremont Com Commander Commander Cornmandor ¬
mander Fromont U S N Mrs E H HAbercromble HAborcromble
Abercromble Mrs W C Hill Miss IIS8 Hill HillThomas HillThomas
Thomas N Gale W V C Hill HillGrand HillGrand
Grand Atlantic AtlantlcMrs Mrs Bartlet J 1 W WRannln WRannin WRannin
Rannin W A Britton Charles H Bak Baker Bakere ¬
er ere Miss 1155 Maud Wallcnt Samuel H Fen Fenton Fenton
ton t on J 1 A Russell RussellAvoca RusscllAvoclMrs
Avoca AvoclMrs Mrs L T Hurley Miss A E EHurley EHurlc EHurley
Hurley Hurlc Mrs Irs F Hurley HurleyAnchorage Hurle HurleAnchorago HuricyAnchoragot1
Anchorage Anchoragot1 M L J Schwlnghammcr SchwlnghammcrHorton SchwinghammerHortonIr SchwinghnmrnerHortonMr
Horton HortonIr Mr and Mrs Irs W C Elliot BillotJohn Elliot1ohn lIIot
John W Williams WilliamsChalfonto WilliamsChalContoR WilliamsChalfontoR
Chalfonto ChalContoR R Treon U S N S SGoodwin SGoodwin SGoodwin
Goodwin Reah Frazer U S N NChester NChoateI NChester
Chester Inn InnThomns Thomas G Jones Mrs MrsThomas MrsThomas MrBThomaa
Thomas Jones Mr and Mrs C E Hal Halley Hallay HalIcy
lay
Chelsea ChtlseaO G C Long Miss Knox Miss MissCarlisle MissCarlisle 5 5Carlisle
Carlisle Oscar Osc r Luckett Mrs J 1 G Irons IronsJ IronsJ
J 1 M 1 Forsyth PorsythDunlop ForsythDunlopl ForsythDuniopT
Dunlop Dunlopl T E Durby Frank E Henry HenryW HcnryW HenryW
W H Bonnet J H Fisher FisherBerkshire FisherBerkshire FisherBerkshire
Berkshire Inn InnIr Mr and Mrs H M MForakcr lL lLForaker MForaker
Foraker G E Lowls Mrs E Hayes HayesMorton HayesMortonG HayesMortonG
Morton MortonG G Judd Miss F S Hanson HansonT HnusonT
T Childs Mrs lrs BoWivin BoWivinClarion Dnlth1nClarionA BahiwinClarionA
Clarion ClarionA A C Carpenter Miss Car Carpenter Carpentor Carpeater ¬
penter Mr and Mrs H D Nicholson tchohJon J JL JI
L 1 Lyon Mrs C J 1 Heller F J Green GreenMrs OreenIrs GreenMrs
Mrs Irs A T Anderson AndersonPonce AndersonPonco AndersonPonco
Ponco do Leon LeoDH H Whitaker Miss MissHelntzclman MissHeintzolman Mls 3 3Hointzolman
Helntzclman O Bleekor BleekorRevere BleekerRevereMrs BleekorRevereMrs
Revere RevereMrs Mrs T H Smith Dyer Smith SmithMrs SmithMrs SmithMrs
Mrs F B Smith SmithRoyal SmithRoyal SmithRoyal
Royal Palace Pal PalacoM ac oM M Moore MooreDennis MooreDonnlsMr MooreDonnisMr
Dennis DonnlsMr Mr and Mrs Frank C Henry
Mrs Irs George Geo1 o W Casllcar Miss Mi Gene C t tCobb
Cobb F Caailcar C < llcnr Cobb H 3 if BrIscoc
Holmhurst HolmhurstL I S Stone StoneRlchmondCharles StoneRicbmond4bariez
Richmond RlchmondCharles Charles H Hanson
Iroquois IroquolsT T Cardlck Mr and Mrs M
Walace C Wolf Wolf1 J I Rowzer RowzerYoungs Roz r rYoungBCapt
Youngs YoungBCapt Capt Charles D SIgsbee U r
S X XLoralnoMra
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Loralne LoralnoMra Mra C McClure Miss MlssC Mta C C
Merer M Merer erer G L 1 Cunningham CunDlnghnnI
I Miss C Mercer McCall Muecer Iuecer Charles S
Muecor Mr and Mrs R Reese J 1 D DGatewood DGatewood DGatewood
Gatewood U S A ALawrence ALawrencoIrs ALawrenceMrs
Lawrence LawrencoIrs Mrs J 1 Febby FebbyMount febb febbIount ebby
Mount Iount Vernon VernonCo C E Brown Mr and andMrs anl11011s ani I IMrs
Mrs L 1 C Miller MillerPennhurst MillerPenuhuratMiss Uller UllerPennhur3tMlss
Pennhurst Pennhur3tMlss Miss M Kirk KirkWindsor KirkVlndsor KirkWindsorMrs
Windsor WindsorMrs Mrs frs L 1 F Mclntlre J 1 C CSullivan CSullivan
Sullivan Mrs Irs J 1 C Sullivan SullivanAnchorage SullhanAnchorageMrs SuliivauAnchorageMrs
Anchorage AnchorageMrs Mrs S Parmclln PormcllnGladstone ParmcllnGladstonoMrs ParmcllnGladstoneMrs
Gladstone GladstonoMrs Mrs Scbooley ScbooleyAltamont Schoole SchooleAJtamont SchooleyAltamont
Altamont Craig Hall Hal1lr Mr and Mrs MrsO Mr3O 1
O H Curtis Mrs W V Leavltt LeavlttClarendon LeavittClnrendon LoavlttClarcndonMr
Clarendon ClarcndonMr Mr Ir and Mrs M 8 M I Newton NewtonMr NewtonMr NewtonMr
Mr and Mrs Irs H Snyder SnyderAldinc SnderAldIncC Snyder4tldincC
Aldinc AldIncC C Snyder S Singer SingerAvalon SIngerAaloa SingerAvalonMrs
Avalon AvalonMrs Mrs rs L May Miss 1Iss E L LRnn LRnndaJl Ran Randall Randall ¬
dall dallElwood daJlEl
Elwood El ElwoodMrs wood Mrs rs A E Kennard KcnnardSenate KennardScnate1r KennardSenateMr
Senate Scnate1r Mr and Mrs J 1 Id i Kurtls KurtlsXew KurUsXew KurtlaNew
Xew England EnglandW W Brooks BrooksMaryborough BrooksIarlboroltsh BrooksMarlborough
Marlborough House HousoMrs Mrs C E Miller MillerMiss Mlllorlls
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Miss lls M 1 Baldwin Miss ss Leeds LeedsManhattan LeedsIanbattl1nJ LeedsManhattnnJ
Manhattan Ianbattl1nJ J J 1 Milroy MilroySeaside Mllro MllroSeasIde MllroySeaside
Seaside Houso HousoR R Ballantyno W V Bal
lontyne G A Bowen Mrsi lr8 Bowen Mias Mis 1185 S
Bowen Miss Uss J Hepueslate HcpncslateRlttcnhouEO HepueslateRittenhouseF
RlttcnhouEO RittenhouseF F F Conroy A L I g
Shields George Wlltbank Mrs r8 G H I I
Douglass Ellis H Wetherman retherman Harry Hart
Kaufman Q B Holraan W V F French L
Landon LnndonI1cs LandonM Mifis Jennie Smith SmithSan SmithSan SmithSan
San Jose JoseMrs Mrs Irs P F Hughes Paul F F
Hughes HuchcsRunnymedc HwhesRunnymed HughesRunnymedeMrs
Runnymedc RunnymedeMrs Mrs Irs Darlington DarlingtonChotwoodc DarlingtonCholoodt DarlingtonChotwoodcM
Chotwoodc ChotwoodcM M l C Mltchall MltchallHudson MitchallHudson Utchal1 Utchal1HUdson
Hudson Hall UallMrand HallMr Mr and Mrs Irs Judge
Westminster WostmlnsterC C F Burt flurtdrs Airs Irs X Gil Gilon GUon Gilon
on onAtKlon
AtKlon AtJlen1 M C Mitcball MitcballPiorrepont MitchallPiorropontMlag UtebnllPlorrolJOnt
Piorrepont PiorropontMlag Miss US8 L Ladell C W La
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SNOW IN DENVER DENVERDEXVER DENVERDEo DENVERDENVER
DENVER DEo tER Col July 4 4Indopendeuco 4IndopendeucoDay Independence IndependenceDay o oDay
Day was observed hero in a snowstorm snowstormYoungsters snowstormYoungsters i iYoungsters
Youngsters with guns and crackers wcro wcrocompelled Wer WercOUlpellod e ecoinpellod
compelled to cast aside their patriotic patrioticnoise patrloUenoise patr1ot Ic IcnoIse
noise makers and seek shelter in their theirrespective tholrrellpcctlve the in inrespective
respective homes The storm today is S
a record breaker for this time of year yearENDS yearENDS yearENDS
ENDS LIFE IN CEMETERY CEMETERYWOODBURY CEMETERYWOODBuRY CEMETERYWOODDURY
WOODBURY Conn July JuJ 4 After Aftersearching Sr SrsearchIng
searching unsuccessfully for her bus 5
bands band 8 grave in a cemetery here Mrs Mr lrH N
John Thompson an aged widow at at I ¬
tempted suicide wcidc by drinking laudanum a
She will probably die
DANGEROUS CHEWING CHEWINGHABITS CHEWINGHABITS
HABITS OF CHILDREN CHILDRENXail CHILDRENXall CHILDRiENaII I
Xail ehowinsj chowln says ay a writer in a
French scientific Journal causes an ap at ¬
preciable Increase in
the childs ex e ¬
punses at school and net only that but bx it
it is apt to bring brln on appendicitis appeDdlcitlscoormng
According coormng to Dr Placlde ponholdera ponlxolde
ought to bo dipped in add In order that
the better lter taste may repel the child childwho childwho childwho
who tints uts them In his mouth mouthA
A habit of gnawing nawln hair has not been
hitherto generally lenora11 observed except with lt4
animals Men In however have the same
tastes tasto as their lower brethren for cases c se
have been reported from various quar quarters QUartors quartore ¬
tore of the world in which growths have
been beonfound found in the stomach consisting constrJtln constrJtlnwholly
wholly of fragments of wood and hair h r
Tlure was the case of a young girl of ofeleven orcleven ofeleven
eleven yonre who was accustomed to
bite off the cuds of her hair and whose whosestomach whosetomach whosestomach
stomach it was necessary to open to re remove remoe rcmove ¬
move therefrom an enormous hairy ball ballweichlnK ballwulghlng ballweirhtug
weichlnK a pound
To these varieties Of r biters Dr Tala Talamor Talamor Talamor
mor has added another that of thread thrcadoatori threadcatlrB threadeatvrs
oatori Lot us hear him himI hImhave
I have Just obaorved the following followingcase rOllowlngCAse followingcase
case of a young youn girl lrl of eighteen c1 htecu a adrisamaker adrs adriesunaker
drisamaker drs maJer who was under my care for fora torn forU
a slight Indisposition when the nurse nursetold nunf nunftold nursetold
told mc that the patient passed her hertime hertlmc hertime
time in gnawing gm wln at her woolen shawl
In four or five days a a third of tho gar garment garment gayinent ¬
ment had been eaten Tho patient told toldus toldus toldus
us that In tho previous pr < Hlouto September be ¬
ing In the country and at leisure she
had eaten a whole shawl In less than thana
a month monthThis ri1onth1111s ziionthThis
This observation is not isolated The
habit of gnawing cloth 1oth or thread is cer certainly certaInly ccrtainly ¬
tainly very cry frequent among workers workerswith workerwith workerswith
with tho needle ne dle but It has not yet ot re received recelvod tocelvod ¬
celvod sufficient attention although it itmay Itway itmay
may hae given rise to much graver gravertroubles gnLv gravertroublos r rtroublos
troublos than nailbiting nailbitingS
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THREE EVENTS PLAYED PLAYEDON PLAYEDON PLAYEDON
ON CHEVY IIEYY CHASE ASE LINKS LINKSW
W v G a Peter Wins Two Cups Cupsin CUIJSin Cupsin
in Handicap Stroke StrokeLAFFERTYS StrokeLAFFERTYS
LAFFERTYS BOGIE HANDICAP HANDICAPProgram HA lDICAP lDICAPProgram
Program Which Gave Promise of Good GoodSport GeodSport GoodSport
Sport Interfered With by Heavy HeavyDownpour HeavyDownpour HeavyDownpour
Downpour of Rain RainThe RainThe RainThe
The golf program at Chevy Che Chase yes yesterday yesterday ¬
terday t which gave promise of good goodsport goodsport goodport
sport s port was cut to nieces by the heavy heavyshowers heavyshowers
showers s in tho afternoon afternoonThree arternoonThree
Three events were carded for which whichflve whichfive whichve
five fi ve prizes prl s were offered One of these thesecups thosecups
cups c ups was offered in competition by the theclub theclub
club c lub and the remaining four by GenA OenA Gen CciiA
A E Bates Col F L Denny Denn C R Ed Edwards Edwards Edwards ¬
wards and Charles J 1 Bell BellTo DollTo
To tho player making the best score scoreIn scoreIn aeon I
In i n tho morning play of the handicap handicapstroke handicapstroke I
stroke competition was to be awarded awardeda I
a handsome cup CU This trophy fell to tothe tothe I
the lot of W V G Peter who with a ahandicap nhandicap r
handicap of eight completed tho course coursein cour5eIn
in 71 strokes The second prize was waswon waswon
won by G T 1 F Dunlop who had a net notscore netscoro netscone L
score of 75 75Mr 75Mr
Mr Peter also won the cup offered to tothe tothe tc tcthe S
the player turning in tho best score for forthe forthe
the allday play which included the themorning thcmorning thi thimorning
morning and afternoon rounds of the thehandicap thebandlcnp
handicap stroke competition His total totalscore totalscore totascore i
score was 151 151Mr 15L 15LMr
Mr Peters Fine Play PlayMr PlayMr
Mr Peters work w rk in the morning round roundwag roundwas rotirn rotirnwaa I
wag excellent He completed tho eight eighteen elghtCen ¬
en holes In seventynine strokes With Withhis WithhJs t
WILlS
his handicap of eight deducted this thisgives thisgives thu thugIves S
gives seventyone strokes to his credit creditWhen credihen
When hen tho poor condition of the greens greensis greeDsIs
is 1 taken In consideration his hi Vas truly trulya trulta P
a remarkable performance It Is not notevery noteyery not t
every day that one can can make such a acreditable acreditable I
creditable showing showln over a watersoaked watersoakedcourse wntersoakedcouue I
course In the afternoon play however howeverhis howeverhis
his hi work depreciated materially It took tookhim tookhim toolhim
him eightyeight strokes to cover the thecourse thecourse thi
course giving him a net score of eighty eightyThe eightyThe
The links were in oven worse condition conditionin conditiotin 1
in tho afternoon and this probably ac accounts accounts accounts ¬
counts for the o falling off In his work workFollowing workFollowing ork orkFollowing
Following Is his card for the day dayMorning dayMornlngotlt dayMorningOtt
Morning Mornlngotlt OUt 5 4 5 3 5 4 5 6 3 3In 3ID 3I
In 4 7 5 4 3 4 4 4 4 419 79 actual actualstrokes actunlstroker actuaztroke I
strokes strokesAfternoon stroker strokerAfternoonOut ztrokeAfternoonOut
Afternoon AfternoonOut Out 5 5 5 4 5 4 6 7 4 4In 4In
In 4 5 6 4 4 5 5 6 4 488 8S actual actualstrokes actua lctualstrokcs 1
strokes strokesE
E V Sumner Jr who was was looked lookedupon lookedupon lookeiupon
upon as 5 tho winner IDI1er of this event com completed completed ¬
cornf
pleted the course In a n less number of ofstrokes ofstrokes o ostrokes f
strokes than any of the competitors competitorsHis competitorsHis
His gross score was 85 in the morning morningand mom morniutand InK InKand g
and 80 0 In the afternoon afternoonBogie arternoonBogie afternoonBogie
Bogie Handicap HandicapTho HandicapTho
Tho bogie bo lc handicap match tho last lastevent lastevent las t
event carded brought out only a meager meagerfield meagerfiold rnoagefield r
field of seven G C Lafferty with the thesmall thesmall tb 0
0e
small handicap of two easily won the theround theround th thround e
round completing the eighteen holes holeseven holesevcn bole boleeven
even up His nearest competitors were wereE wereE wer
werd
E V Sumner Jr with two down and andA andA an d
A Af Britton who turned In the same samescore samescore earn earnif C
score Mr 1r Sumncr had a handicap Jt Jtfour if f ffour
four and Mr BrlUon was given six sixholes sixholos si sibolos a
holes holesFollowing holosFollowing bolosPollowing
Following are the scores for or the day dayMorning dayMorning dayMorning
Morning Round RoundCroat RoundC RoundCri
Croat C AI Iloap Set XctM et etM
M Thompson 00 S 62 62W S2f 8 8v
W f M Gray > 66 0 SO SOK SOY
K V Simmer Jr 85 fi 80 80W 60I 5 5v 0
W v 1 p Cumpton 80 C 80 80W 8 81I1U1I SV
W V HJUU 101 18 8 5 3 3n 3n
n C hayden 8J 8 5V 70 70O 76V 5
V O Peter 79 71 S 71 71R 71R 7 7it
R Kauffnmnn 103 10 17 7 68 68C B8L 8
C L t rYailey 106 18 Ii 87 87O S SG 7
O T Z Dunlop 87 8 12 76 76Mr 751fr 3 3Mr 5
Mr Hankin 113 14 l 89 89G WO 11 11GCLaffenty
G GCLaffenty C Laflcrty La1fert 84 B 81 81A 81Dritton 8 8r
A Britten 05 P 8 87 87C S SC I r
II
C L Marlatt Ife 16 8 81 81Afternoon 81Afternoon 8 8Afternoon I
Afternoon Round RoundGrtxu Roundo RoundGwa
Grtxu o Uoop Net NetM ci ciM
M Thompson ftJ tk G 8 78 78W
W v II Gray Bfi 6 80 80E S SY 8 8S e
E V Sumncr Jr M 5 5v 76 76W 75W
W v P I Compton lIIptun S6 6 70 70W i iO
W v a Peter 68 8 60 60G soO 8 8C 0
G T Dunlop 92 P 12 SO SOMr sor 8 8Mr
Mr r Hankin 07 7 14 83 83A B Bnrltton 1
A liritton 8 81 > 8 76 76Days 71Days 6
Days Play PlayW
W V C Peter PeterSuinncr 151 151E 151E
E V Sumnir Jr 155 155G 155G It Itd
G T Dunlop 165 165W 165r IC ICv d
W r I Compton CoxiiptonM 1 15i 15iM >
M Thomson 160 160V
V M Gray 100 100A Ii Iiis 00 00I lo
A nritum ritton 118 118Mr 11nI Ii is
I Iia
I Mr r Itankin 1 1S 1SRain ISI IiRain a
I Rain Interferes InterferesThe Interferesi
i The heavy ruins of the early part of oftho r rlhe
the afternoon prevented W V F Ham ham R RC RC I IC 1
C Hayden R Kauffmann C L Krailoy KrailoyG lirnIlo lirnIloO 1
1t
G Lafferty and C L Marlatt all of ofwhom r rwholl
whom played In the morning from from ca catering C1terlng cr crtoning 1 ¬
toning in the afternoon afternoonIn
In the handicap against bogle W WGray V M MGray 1 1Gray
Gray G T Dunlop W F Ham F K KHill KHIll I II
Hill R C Hayden W V G Peter R RKauffmann RKauffmann I I
ILI
Kauffmann Captain Gibson J McGlll McGlllH McGillU LI
H B Rowland F Hayden C F Boll BollF UollF Dcl DclF 1
F DoC Faust Colonel WorthlnRtcn WorthlnRtcnDr WorthlngtcDr Vorthln tcn tcnDr
Dr Sterrott C L Marlatt and W P PCompton PCompton
Compton declined to go over tho courso cours C
ENGLISB E MBLISFIMAN AN SEES HIS HISFIRST 18 18HST
FIRST GAME OF gi giccompaiiied BALL BALLAccompanied BALLAcco1npan
Accompanied Acco1npan A ed by Young YoungAmerica Y YoungAmerica oung oungAlneiaic
America as Interpreter InterpreterQUESTIONS Interpretera t
QUESTIONS a U EST I ON S UNANSWERED UNANSWEREDLittle
Little L ittle Bleacherite Keeps Up a Running RunningFire RunningFire
Fire But It is All Gibberish Gibberishto
to Britisher BritisherHo
Ho was an Englishman and ho had hadbeen hadboen badoon
been b oon sent with a young American to tothe totho
the t he baseball grounds to learn the na national national ¬
tional t game gameJust snmeJ snmeJ snmeJust J J
Just listen to tho youngster was wastho WllStho
tho t he advice ho got ot when they started for forthe forthe
the t he grounds Youll soon catch on onSay onSay
Say began Jimmy Jlmm when they had hadgot hndsot
got g ot settled on tho bleachers and Jimmy Jimmyhad Jimmyhad Jimmyad
had h ad made a successful su cessul long distance distanceconnection distanceconnection I Ionnection
connection c with the peanut man the theSenators theScnators
Senators S enators are putting up a great greatgame greatgamo
game g amo and were e re likely to see some something something ¬
thing t doing every minute Wonder Wonderwhos Wonderwhos
whos w hos going to be on the slab today todayAside todayAsldo
Aside to the man with the score card cardon cardon
on o n the left Whos down to do tho thotwirling thotwlrllng1 I
twirling t Orth Thanks ThanksWhat ThnnksVhat ThanksVhat
Vhat do you mean 1 asked the Brit British BritIsh ¬
ish l ab visitor visitorOh visitorOh lsltor lsltorOh
Oh replied Jimmy I was finding findingout findlngout findhn
out o ut who was going to put em over the theplate theplate th I
plate p lato Oh I largolyou lorgot you werent ercnt on I Iwas Ias I Iwas
was as asking who was going to pitch pitchHes pitchHes
Hes the Bowler BowlerYes BowlerYes BowlerYes
Yes the pitcher hos something like liketho llkethe i
the t he bowler I guess You Yoq see hes the thefellow therellow thcellow
fellow f who slams the ball up to the thebatter thebatter theatter
batter b atter and the batter he tries to punch punchthe punchthe punchho
the t ho sphere spheroout out of the lot so as to make makethe makethe makehe
the t he circuit circuIttho the round trip trIpgot get a run runIn runIn runn
i In n I mean meanOh meanOh meanOh
Oh you O tho batter doesnt always alwaysconnect n1wasconnect alwaysonnect
connect c But Orth la the boy that can canmake Clnmake canmake
make tho best of em fan faDstrike strike em emout emout emout
out Strike out ouU Thats putting three threegood threogood threegood
good ones over the plate without tho thobatter thobatter thobatter
batter doing any business businessId businessId businessId
Id rather be a pitcher than anybody anybodyelse anybodyelse anybodyelse
else Its great fun to do the twirling twirlingand twlrl1ngaDd twirlingand
and put the benders around the bat batter battcr bater ¬
ter t er and then toss up easy ens pills that thatfool thatfool thatool
fool f ool the sluggers and then when tho thoscorer thoscorer thescorer
scorer is putting up tho goose egg walk walkup walkUD walkup
up to tho grandstand and take a tug at atyour atyour atyour
your cap as If you ou didnt care about aboutany aboutany aboutany
any applause applauseIts applauseUs applauseIts
Its a Q great thing to be a curve ar artist artlst antist ¬
tist I tell you Just let me operate operatefrom operatetram operatefrom
from the th middle and Im all right rightHypnotizes rightHypnotizes rightHypnotizes
Hypnotizes Them ThemPitching ThemPItching ThemPitching
Pitching isnt easy though Ive seen seenmany seeDmany seenmany
many a dewdrop operator hypnotize hypnotizecm
em for eight tunings and then go way wayup woyup wayIn
up in the air airdo do the balloon aot aotand aotandgIve notandgive and andgive
give cm free passes and let cm punish punishhim Dunluhhim punishhim
him with all sorts of smashes until ntil the theboss theboss theboss
boss yankshlm yanks1hIm out and sends in a new newman neWman newman
man to stop the slaughter slaughterEvery slaughterEvery slaughterEvery
Every twirler gets off the trolley trolleyonce trolleyonce tiolleyonce
once In a while Thats where a good goodman goodmnn goodman
man with the mitt comes In He can canhold canbold canhold
hold a wild pitcher down steady and andstop andstop andstop
stop the ascension and make the twirl twirlor twirler twirlor
or have confidence In his shoots and andcurves andcurves andcurves
curves curvesNext curvesNext curvesNext
Next to pitching give mo a Job In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the diamond You can see whats going goingon goingon goingon
on and you get a chance to stop the thegrasscuttcrs thegrasscutlcrs thegrasacutters
grasscuttcrs and hand em over to tho thoman thoman theman
man on the Initial bag Then too tootheres tootheros tootheres
theres nothing like squeezing a good goodscorching goodscorching goodscorching
scorching liner hot from the willow and anddoubling an andoubllDg anddoubling
doubling em up at second in the ninth ninthinning ninthInning ninthinning
inning with all the cushions full fullLikes fullLikes fullLikes
Likes the Gardens GardensPlaying GardensPlaying GardensPlaying
Playing out in one of the gardens gardensIsnt gardensIsnt gardensIsnt
Isnt half bad either It makes you ou feel feelmighty feelmighty I Imighty
mighty good to make a long chaso after aftera
a line drive and yank ank it down or orrun orrunin v run runin runIn
in and grab one labeled safe and toss tossit tOSIlIt tos tosIt
it into the diamond again againYou againYou againYou
You have to keep your our eyes open for foranything roranything foranything
anything from a daisycutter to a ascreccher a8creecherto a ascreecher
screccher 8creecherto to the ropes and you cant canthave canthave canlhave
have any an glass in your arm or you cant canthope cantbope canlhope
hope to head the runner off of at the tal tally tally tatcushion ¬
ly cushion cushionThe cushionTho cushionTho
Tho Senators are pretty well fixed I Iguess IgUCi5 F
FL
guess They ought to be able to put putup putUII putup L
up the rag here but they never will willThe willThe
The rag Oh thats the pennant When Whenyou Whenou Who Whoyou 1
you ou get that youre oure the champs champsBut chompaDut chumpsBut
But the umpires going to call order ordernow ordornow r rYou
now You Just keep your eyes open and andyoull andyoull ant I
It
youll see s e a real game g mo You thought thoughtthat thoughttbat thoughthat t
that was the game they wore Just Justplaying Justploylng t tplaying
playing Get out No o 7 On the level levelOh leelOh 1 1Oh
Oh mamma they wore only gutting guttinglimbered cettlnglimbered f flImbered
limbered up This isnt marbles marblesHIIlllt marbleslliIIIIt
HIIlllt it out old man Say SaYaare SaYaareyou are areyou an anOU t
you OU catching on 7
IMMIGRATION IMMIGRA IION FIGURES FIGURESESTABLISH FIGURESI
I ESTABLISH NEW RECORD RECORDTotal
Total for Fiscal Year Just Ended E ded Will Approximate One OneMillion OneMinion OneMillion
Million and May ExceeS Excee That T at Figure
While the birth of national liberty libertywas libertywns libertywas
was being celebrated outside with Ith fire fireworks Oreworks fireworks ¬
works oratorical and otherwise Frank FrankP FrankP FrankP
P Sarsont Commissioner General of ofImmigration otImmlcratlon ofImmigration
Immigration sat In his office study studyIng stud studIng studying
Ing figures and gave expert opinion on onthe ontho onthe
the manner in which liberty Is being beingthreatened beingthreatenod beingthreatened
threatened by the flood of undesirable undesirablealiens undcslrablealien undesirablealiens
aliens alien that is pouring in on America Amorlcaat
at a recordbreaking rate rateTho rateThe rateThe
The figures aro not yet complete completebut complotebut completebut
but it is known that tho total immigra immigration ImmlgraUon imxnlgration ¬
tion for the fiscal year car ended June J ne 30 30will 30will 30will
will approximate 1000000 and may maygo maygo maygo
go above that mark The largest total totalIn totalIn totalin
In any previous year was wa In 1882 when whentho whentho whenthe
tho total vas as 788992 Tho figures for the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first eleven months of the year Just Justclosed JustcloDod justclosed
closed were far In excess of tho total totalfor totolror totalfor
for 1882
Last years tremendous total is partly partlyaccounted partlyaccounted partlyaccounted
accounted for forby by the fear that Congrosg Congrosgwould Congrosewould Congrosswould
would add an educational requirement to tothe tothe tothe
the immigration law and the desire do 1re of ofIgnorant otIgDorant ofignorant
Ignorant foreigners to set ct in before it itbecame Itbecame itbecame
became operative The hint that Con Congress Congress Congross ¬
gress will so amend the law at the thecoming thecoming thecoming
coming session Is still being used by bysteamship bysteamship bysteamship
steamship companies to encourage im immigration Immigration tntmigration ¬
j migration and swell their receipts receiptsAliens rocelptsAliens receiptsAliens
Aliens who come chiefly from southern southernEurope southerDEurope southernEurope
Europe continue to poUr in at a rate ratewhich rntowhich ratewhIch
which if kept up will eclipse the rec record record rocord ¬
ord of the year Just ended endedThe cndedThe endedThe
The time has come to stop this un undesirable ¬
desirable immigration said Mr Sar Sargent Sargont Sangoat ¬
gent If Congress does not provide providemore povldcDlore pnovideatone
more strict regulations and restrlc restrlctloas restrlctions ¬
tions for alien immigration than we now nowhavo no nohavo nowhave
havo the future holds great dangers dangersfor dangersCor dangersfor
for our country our Institutions and andour andour andour
our liberty l1bcr
I
I
SOME FEATURES OF OFTHE OFTHE OFTHE
THE AUTO A UTO CUP RACE RACEZfenatzky RA CE CES CEenatzIy E EenatzkJ
S Zfenatzky enatzkJ an au Eleventh Hour Substitute
In the winning of the international internationalcup
cup c up there existed a most peculiar state stateof stateor statef
of o f affairs and another year It would wouldseem wouldseem wouldeem
seem s eem necessary to revise the rules in insuch Insuch Inuch
such s uch a manner as to insure impossible impossiblea impossibleropetition
a repetition of this mixed composition compositionof
of o f a team teamJonatzy team1onatzy teamJenatzy
Jonatzy was an eleventh hour substi substitute substitute substiute ¬
tute t ute is a Belgian who vho lives most of the thetime thetime theime
time t ime in Paris and drove a car owned by byan bynn byn
an a n American It is true that the ma machine machine mahine ¬
chine c hine was made in inGormany inGormanySurely Germany GermanySurely rmany rmanySurel
Surely Surel tho ethics of international sport sportshould sportshould sporthould
should s render Illogical anything of this thisvaried thsynrled thisaried
varied v aried nature in the combination of ofman ofmannd man manand manand
and a aa nd machine In automoblllng these two twoare twoare twore
are a re inseparable and to have a machine machinerepresent machinerepresent machineepresent
represent r a country and be driven by a aforeigner aforolgner aoreigner
foreigner f is far from what m must ° ust have haveboon hayeboon haveoon
boon b oon in the mind of the donor of the thetrophy thetrophy therophy
trophy trophyThe trophyThe t rophyThe
The Americans did not make much cf cfa cta atshowing
a showing but there had not been any anyvast anyvast anyast
vast v ast amount of confidence in what they theywould theywould theyould
would w ould do since they were plainly at the tbogreatest tbegreatest thereatest
wg
greatest g reatest disadvantage of all ll the teams teamsOn teamsOn teamsn
On O n tho other side automobile sport has hasbaen hasbeen haseen
been b een In progress for years and this has hasgivon hasglvon hasiven
givon g iven opportunity for the acquisition of ofexperience ofexperience alxperience
experience e in quantities far in excess o othe 0the of ofhe
the t he limited practice enjoyed by tho thoAmerican thoAmerlcan theAmerican
American drivers driversIt
It must be admitted however that a alarge alarge aarge
large l arge number would like to see what whatOldfleld whatOldfield whatOldfield
Oldfield could do pitted against the best bestthat bestthat besthat
that t hat Europe can produce and another anotheryear anotheryear anotherear
year y ear this may be brought about aboutIt abouIt aboutIt
It is a fact that has been often re repeated repCltcd ropcated ¬
peated during the past few days concern concerning concernIng concernng ¬
ing i ng the short periods In which our ourdrivers ourdrivers
drivers had to become acquainted with withtheir wltbtheir withheir I
their t machines Any complicated piece ploc
POUCEIEN POUEMEtill ACCUSED ACCUSEDOF ACCUSEDOF
OF till SOLICITING BRIBES BRIBESSaid BRIBESSaid BRIBESSaid
Said to Have Approached ApproachedApplicants ApproachedApplicants AppioachedApplicants
Applicants for Positions PositionsAPPOINTMENTS PositionsAPPO PositionsAPPOINTMENTS
APPOINTMENTS APPO JTMENTS NOW HELD UP UPAllegation UPAllegation UPAllegation
Allegation That They Asked 125 for forInfluence forInfluence forInfluence
Influence to Obtain an a Easy EasyJob Easyb EasyJob
Job b for Applicant ApplicantThe ApplicantThe ApplicantThe
The appointment of two wo candidates for forthe rorthe forthe
the the police force has been held up by the theofficials theofficials theomclals
officials of the department on account acco account Dt of ofcharges otchargcB ofcharges
charges preferred against two privates privatesin
in the department on the ground that thatthey thatthey thatthey
they approached the two wouldbe po policemen policemen pohicemen ¬
licemen with a proposition to assist thorn thornto thomto thornto
to obtain desirable positions on the force forceIn forcein forceia
In return for or U5 125 The District officials officialsaro officIalsare officialsare
are now considering the accusations and andin andIn andin
in the event of a specific charge being beingmade beingm2de beingmade
made the alleged offenders may bo boprosecuted boprosecuted beprosecuted
prosecuted prosecutedThe prosecutedThe prosecutedThe
The accused policemen are J A Mar Martin MarUn Martin ¬
tin of the First precinct prccID precinqt t and J 1 L LGillette LGillette LGillette
Gillette of the Second precinct The Thecandidates Thei Thecandidates
i candidates whose appointments were wereheld wereheld wereheld
held up up p are A S Corns and J 1 E Arm Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong ¬
strong who recently passed the physical physicaland physIcaland physicaland
and mental requirements for positions positionson
on the force forceIt torceIt forceIt
It is alleged that these men com compensated compensated cornpensated ¬
pensated the two policemen who are as assigned assigned assigned ¬
signed to street crossings for supposed supposedinfluence 5upposedInfiuence supposedinfluence
influence In pushing their applications applicationsThe appllcnUonsThe
The accused a cused privates will be taken before beforeMajor beforelIajor i
Major Sylvester tomorrow to face the thecharges thecharges thucharges i
charges chargesMajor chargeslaJor chargesMajor
Major laJor Sylvester now believes the trou trouble trouble trouhue ¬
ble to be due to the boasting manner of ofthe otthe ol olthe
the two patrolmen who are known to tohave tohnte tchave
have spoken of their pull on several severaloccasions sevoralocculo sevora sevoraoccasions
occasions occulo s Both will probably be dis dismissed dlsmlsBud dismissed ¬
missed from the service serviceThe serviceThe serviceThe
The alleged deal was brought to the theattention theaUention thiattention
attention of Major Sylvester by b a news newcpaper neWGI newspaper
paper man The Th Superintendent was in informed Intormed ¬
formed that the applicants had paid I
I 125 1 to the street crossly police policeman Dollceman policeman ¬
man with the understanding that thatproper thatproper tha thaproper
proper influence would be brought to tobear tobear t tbear
bear to have the new recruit given con congenial congenIal congenial ¬
genial duties after he had been ap appointed appolntod appointed ¬
pointed to tho foite fOI e It was further un understood undontood tindorstood ¬
derstood that the application should be beplaced beplaced bi biplnced
placed before the officials in a favorable favorablelight favorablelIht favorabhili5ht
light lightThe lIhtThe li5htThe
The question has now arisen as to towhether towhether U Uwhether
whether the department d partmlnt has been sub subjected subjected subjected ¬
jected to such irregularities Irro ularlthls in past pastyears pastyears pits pitsyears
years From the developments so far farhowever rarhoovor farhowever
however Major Sylvester believes belh e8 the thepresent theprosent thi thipresent
present cases arc the first He is in inclined Inclined indined ¬
clined to ridicule the stupidity of the thetwo thetwo tb S
two applicants In supposing they could couldbe couItlbe eachbe 1
be assisted by b the policemen He is also alsoof nlsoI ala alaof
I I of the opinion that the complications complicationswill complicationihl
Iwill will ihl work themselves out without se serious seriou8 serious ¬
rious trouble
1 1or
of mechanism runs tho more smoothly smoothlyand smoothband smoothlyand
and suroly after a time than when hen it itfirst itfirst itfirst
first emerges from the shop shopAH shopAll shopAll
All three Americans had difficulties difficultieswith dlfficulUeswith difflcultleswith
with their cars and the result may be bathe bethe bethe
the usual outburst In the foreign trade tradepapers tradopapors tradepapors
papors about the th Inability of our makers makersto makersto makersto
to turn out a perfect car Incidentally Incidentallyit
it will be forgotten that two of the three threeMercedes threeIorcedcs threeMercedes
Mercedes machines gave out under tho thosevere thosevere thesevere
severe strain strainIt straInIt strainIt
It must have been a source of the thegreatest thegreatest thegreatest
greatest regret in England that the just justly jus jusIy justly ¬
ly popular Jarrott mot with an accident accidentthat cldenl cldenlthat cidentthat
that put him out of the running This Thisdriver ThIsdriver Thisdriver
driver owing to his familiarity with the thecourse thccourse thecourse
course had been rated as possessing possessingshade a ashade a ashade
shade of advantage Edge lost years yearslucky yearslucky yearslucky
lucky winner was simply beaten by the thesurvivors thesunlvors thesurvivors
survivors Stocks banged Into a hedge hedgeand hedgeand hedgeand
and this put his machine out of busi busiThe business bustness
ness nessTho nessThe
The entire French trio completed com > leted tho thorace thorace therace
race and the advocates of Panhard and andMors andMors andMars
Mors will continue to argue of proven provenspeed protenspeed provenspeed
speed and reliability rellablllt Gabriel the Par ParisBordeaux ParIsBordeaux ParisBordeaux ¬
isBordeaux hero supplied agroat 8 groat fin finish finIsh finlab ¬
ish but his first round of the course coursekilled coursekilled coursekilled
killed whatever chance he had of win winning wInning winning ¬
ning De Knyff Kny1Ithat that veteran of fast fastmotoring fastmotorInggave fastmotoringgave
motoring motorInggave gave the BelgianGerman In Inhis Inhis Inhis
his Americanowned German car the thehardest thah1rdest thehardest
hardest fight of all though thoug Farman Farmannearly Farmannoarly Farmannearly
nearly robbed the pioneer of his honors honorsThe honorsThe honorsThe
The absence of Fournlcr from the theFrench theFrench theFrench
French French team was a disappointment dls DIJOlntment but butGabriel butGabriel butGabriel
Gabriel being the most recent idol Idd of oftho ottho oftho
tho French people the Mors concern had hadscarcely hadscarcely badscarcely
scarcely any alternative but to pick him
A M REED CAPTURES CAPTURESINDEPENDENCE CAPTURESINDEPENDENCE CAPTURESINDEPENDENCE
INDEPENDENCE CUP CUPMANCHESTER CUPIA CliPMANCHESTEIL
MANCHESTER IA CHESTER Vt July 4 4The The finals finaleIn finalsIn
In the open golf tournament at the theEkwanok theEkwanok theEkwanok
Ekwanok country club course for the theIndependence theIndependence
Independence cup went cnl to A M Reed Reedof Reedor Reedof
of Ekwanok who beat W WJ C Carnegie Carnegiethe Carnegiethe Carnegiethe
the wellknown St Andrews golfer by
6 up and 5 to play For the consolation consolationcup consolaUoncup consolationcup
cup D II Thacher Ekwanok beat F C CBrown CBrown CBrown
Brown of the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
4 up and 2 to play playTURF pIn pInTURF playTURF
TURF COMPANY TRUSTEE TRUSTEEST TRUSTEEST
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creditors of the E J 1 Arnold Turf In Investment Investment Investment ¬
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was chosen a trustee under the pro provisions provisions nrovisions ¬
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tl1 the other terrible symptoms of ofihls this
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tho stomach medicines I had been talc ¬
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stomach just at the time when I most mostneeded mastneeded mostneeded
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The Koch physicians made a careful carefuloxrmlnatlon carefuTeumiDation carefulexrmination
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the Tuberculino Inhalation Treat Treatment Treatm6nt Treatmant ¬
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anil a healing oily vapors directly Into my
air pipes and lungs I began to Improve
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As a proof that my consumption has
been entirely cured I wtsh to say that
I have not no had the slightest symptom of otthe Oftha
the disease for a year but have remained
in excellent health ever since my dis discharge discharge discharge ¬
charge by the Koch Lung Cure at 730
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