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Show EXAMINEE, Burcleu'.h third. Time. 1:45 FouA-race. mile, handicap Old Stone won; Lady Strathmore second; j. tho 'Jhe Regent third. Time. l:41 week, Fifth rac five and a half furlongs 0 ev Argosv won; Franco second; Garjota, performance Uai rett Wilson third. Time, l:tw. a food attendance 1 itere Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth hew11? otJier attraction Athena Elie won; Flyer second; It third. Time, 1:48. do a clever specialty, lU IZ unique in style- the female barChicago, Aug. 1. Harlem summary: vma O'Neill, end voice cultured First race, six furlongs Geranium rar.eetneaa of tone. won; Judge Himes second; Julia m b age, third. Tlnte, 1:15. Vay into the Second race, short course, steeple.ad danced her The audience. Her work chase Hand vice won; Trenct an artist Mer second; Alma Girl third. Time, le that ot many 2,1 n , 3:46 ikv Third race, six furlongs Americano tFfjSTnnd O'Neill won a hometheir clever spec- won; Clifton Forge second; Gypsene jrf.udU-nretnew and catchy third. Time, 1:15. are ykojr jukes W- l8 is Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth iinging wt3 ff.,ng that ten beau- - Phil Finch won; Felipe Lugo seioud; tbia Fonsoluca third. Time, 1:49 given away Fifth race, five furlongs-Flaxm- an rest of won;' Misa lnex second; Allen Avon me bill continues the third, lime, 1:02 tbs Sixth race, one mile Gregor K won; whefls the park "the placeeaceptlonal-"- ? Lurallghter second; Foncasta third. CUlilSi" presented an Time, 1:43 3 5. evening. A large Seventh race, mile and an eighth won; Soufriere second; Ben sL?rsp5,d tMr O'Hagen Jerformance by frequent ap- Chance third, lime, 1:50. 3-- iUSEMENTS tL . OGDEN, UTAH, QUEEN'S LOST BRACELET. Lucky Find Secures a Little Future. Gardc-ii- rececly, the s rials at fbe IUs(orl ssO Mae l I r Girl's gome seventy or eigl.';. France was invclte.1 In tbe revolution - that Is, : the war of the v wae iu clcae allitt-rPiivaria-- ll was tho;::.' disiiutritifil the nliifil cotknile whi.-'- i combine : v, the throe nstlo the red of Spain ut:d i' . Queen Dowager lost a gold bracelet set with diamonds, which fhe greatly prised as the gift of the late King Ltiiz on their wedding day. a close search of the for grounds the met with no success.missing oruauieig On going home in the evening one of the oldest of the keepers was relating the incident to his wife when their little seven-- t ear-olslipped nut of lied and. to their astonishment, held out the lost bracelet, asking them to look at the pretty round thing she had found iu tbe gardens. Next day the kceiier hastened to the pslare with the ornament, and on announcing his errand was admitted directly to the Queen, who offered him a Sou ante as a reward. The old man, however, proudly declined to accept It, saying he had only done his duty. "But," be added, "wy wife and 1 nMi and will soon die. If her majesty wishes to do something for me let her protect my little grandSeattle, August L Results at the daughter. the finder of the bracelet, who will be left alone. Meadows: The Queen smilingly First race, four and a half furlongs: granted this Judge Thomas won; B. C. Green, sec- humble request and promised to interest herself in- the future of the ond; Wllna third. Time, :65. Second race, five and a half fur- child, who is forthwith to be sent to a longs: Almoner won; Sol Lichtenstein good school. second; Rosebud third. Time, 1:09. A minuter of the Methodist ProtestThird rare, one mile: Redan won; Bummer second; Eldred third. Tima, ant church, now stationed on the east1:00. ward side of Maryland, is convinced Fourth race, 6 and one half furlongs: that the life of a clergyman is not alBally Goodwin won; Hindoo Prince, ways strewn with roses, says the Baltimore Herald. Ills views on certain second; El Flloto third. Time. 1:21. current questions had been repeatedly Fifth race, one mile and 50 yds: won; Invlctus second; Illowaho misstated by others, and, considering third. Time, 1:44. their action nefariously unjust, he took occasion to refer to It in one of his Sunday morning sermons. He said that he had been consoled by calling to mind the story of an Irishman, who is reported to have lived somewhere in lower Delaware. Alman though a frugal and this son of Erin occasionally visited town the tavern on afterNavy Will Handl This Part of Coaat- - noons, and sometimes Saturday returned home wise Defense System. in a state of intoxication. On one ocimbibed so freely that casion, Washington, August 1. Control of he was having unable to steer himself totally the coastwise stations now In operation d Individhomeward, a by the government has been awarded ual who happened along placed hltn to the navy by tbe action of the presiin his cart and started the mule in the dent today in approving tbe recomdirection. Unfortunately, some mendation ot the board appointed by right boys met tbe cart, and him some time ago of which Rear Ad- mischievous miral R. D. Evans was president and deciding to play a Joke on the old man whose duty was to pass on the entire unhitched the mule, and, leading It a short distance Into the woods, sat question of wireless telegraphy. to await results In a short time The report o fthis board baa been downIrishman awoke from bis stupor The report of this board baa been the rubbed his eyes, and, looking about and agricultural departments and the exclaimed: Department of Commerce and Labor, Begorra, la tbla me, or la It not me? each of which bad a representative on Faith, I cannot tell. If this is not me the board. I have found a cart! Tbe board recommends that In view of the fact that the wireless telegraph When George WestinghouM. as a coastwise stations are a part of the young inventor, was trying to Interest defense and therefore country's belong In his automatic brake, tbe to a military branch of the govern- capitalists which now plays so important device imment and because they are more a part In the operation of railroad portant to the nayy than to the army, trains, the Philadelphia Ledger the navy shall be given the control of be wrotesays a letter to Commodore Cornthese stations. elius Vanderbilt, president of the New Exception in favor of the army is York Central Railroad company, care-foll- y case of those la the made, however, explaining tbe details of the incoastwise stations necessary for com- vention. promptly his letter munication between the various army came baikVery to bim, indorsed in big stations along the const, provided scrawling letters In the hand of Comtheae do not Interfere with the other modore I have no time Vanderbilt: coastwise stations. to waste on fools. The army, it Is recommended shall Afterward, when another railroad have control of such wireless stations had taken up the automatic brake and on the Inland frontier as are necessary It was very successful, Comto satisfy communications and of the modore proving sent young Mr Vanderbilt telestations In Alaska where wireless to call on him a request Westlnghouse graphy is the only means of communiinventor returned the letter. In The cation. domed on the bottom as follows: Regarding wireless telegraph owned I have no time to waste on fools. reis by private companies legislation commended which will prevent such Crewwell sad the Speeder. stations from Interfering with tbe The stories of tbe White Lady that coastwise stations In the control of the periodically visits the German royal army of navy. The report of the board was unani- family and of tbs "Little Red Man mous. that frequently paid his respects to the great Napoleon are tolerably well REFUSED TO HONOR VARDAMAN. known, especially that of tbe former. But few, perlisps, are familiar with the Washington, August 1. Postmaster story of Cromwell's "Giant Specter.'' General Payne said today an applica- It appeared to bim one nlgbt wbeu li tion to give the name of Vardanian to was wide awake and quietly resting o a postoffice In Mississippi, in honor of his couch. In appearance tbe sppar. the Governor of that 8tate, had been tluu was a woman of gigantic pvopo: received through the Fourth Assistant tlons. Approaching him she announce., Postmaster-Gener- al and that the appliin tones like thunder, Within the yes. cation had been refused. yon, my sen. will he recognised as the greatest m UNITED STATES SHIPBUILDING COMPANY IN HOT WATER d JJS? "He d Rc- - I P; nonifr .nli Christy presented the burlesque boxing act a decided hit with the J"2de Illustrated In with the Boat. Should much evoked Shore," to JJoree '"SJS and King are good In a jlontrosa. calliM at t and made a fa. ic areexptlonjil-i- iistriM-tio- their dur-,f- h frequently applauded course of their act. Smith, baritone, baa a well. powerful voice and alnga wd Kelly do a clever comedy much laughter which cause tin exeiutii, Canal romeu Browing out atudicpis In it, e itimmiwiuni Mrloiia maiir iwiple of fan. ion la the fa. uifiom port neg people td Pu onuniaeion'ife1 utonia Juriwlt n jLr rtMch uthrougbout Is very good and IfJtUnes the remainder of the week. da and l divenfa iud will jBm. lirough (he ej harbor-tota- ma atari od wii who fi'ared tin irallve busing rmy cf Ufa, re to conatru. Dveray baa a e situation o be really pr 1: he commlaaki a pitcher's battle with it was fanon sven, but in the eighth Cblcir and safely three times win-ligg a neat sacrifice, scored the a kit Townsend vltk 1 1 Townsend gaith and McFarland; ad Clarke. PHILADELPHIA, VS Louis, August 1. St. Louis openits entertainment of the Blast ern iBcrkta League teams by going down to defeat before the powers of Bender, Bt. UNDEfl ave Rebben J e e V'llhlBftOD K H. E. 174 Qtfff? ST. LOUIS rMEN 4,900. Attendance, runs tore ? st 1. Fully Cedar Kwi; tan who kllK nd dangerous Campbell, m tiding. If fc re It is bclfav. em to eacapt ed nce, Attenda- Indian pitcher. Philadelphia's 1,100. doom lit, Losla Philadelphia Howell and Sugden; and BchrecL ' and Bender VS BOSTON. CLEVELAND Cleveland, 0 4 I 4 6 1 L Cleveland August could do nothing The work of the with Young today. Boston lnueld waa ray fast. Attendance, 1,700. R.H.E. Score Cleveland Boston 5 0 and Bernard 4 2 g 11 Young and Bemis; Crfcer. DETROIT NSW VORK. VS Detroit signal-be- d their homecoming by ' knocking Griffith out of the box In three innings nd hitting Putnam hard. Donovan waa dhctlre until the ninth. Attendance, Detroit. August 1. )f h'enn K.H.E. Detroit irtant ..... Xf7ork .... aS IB a 2 g 14 2 Kitson and Drill; Griffith, Donovan, Buaaa and Klelnow. PITTSBURG Wtdrarf, VS CHICAGO. Errors gave 1. August I two rqns and brilliant If the home team prevented Attendance, 1,600. field-r- scor-h- g Jl iiitiiniaiaiiilIMi0 11 iisvtlA e .j ,.f s,e : aJlt -- . I.-:-- GALLACHER'S TRUNK .j.;,. l0 .v a of . f France, . ,e of . lie Ised to h 1 Or but llamt-lp-, Kow Ha ilr.iihiy tanplrp. : hard-worki- u WORLDS FAIR TO ST. LOUIS brass. Even tbe stupid man Is clever enough to make an excuse. He who receives 'too much praise grows donkeys earg. No brass le prouder than that which baa lately been coined. If thou sayest snow is dirty, what wilt thou say about chimney soot? Eat the honey thou canst find; drink the vermuth thou canst not avoid. When the avaricious man has sold his forest be wants to sell the trees. Do not look too long at the holes In your coat, but put patches on them. When the nightingale's voice was praised the cart horse began to neigh. The bora gather wax and honey. The avaricious man asks that they should also prepare bis mead- "What a pity to .lose my splendid boat! cried tbe ferryman as he and Ids passengers were drowning. OF EVERY DIS-AES- Bur-Br- y. Drag Store the people who know ns best did not deceive ns pretty often we should . consider them H'wrrewhlB-Piiok- W. R. Con- eC0Dd: Emergeucy furlongs Wtae Ja HH. flnishd first, but was for fouling. tSSL? he 1 Bal,n - Ocr ivT.7 cup' coure' about two and iisrS"1 "ni C kjJLrcefive and ,"w a half furlongs ,wu second; S.a: 1:06 Glo-Tim- e, 4-- 5 SS. "ca "M flTe llrj SAN FRANCISCO WHEAT. San Francisco, Aug.' 1. Wheat In this market reached the highest price of the season today, for both spot and futures. Under heavy transactions, part of which were to cover shorts, the December option rose to $1.43. Cash values were advanced in sympathy with futures and No. 1 shipping wheat Is now quoted at $1.40 and choice at $1.41 while milling grades are strong at '$1.45 to $1.57 2 per centsL ' The wheat yield of California this year. It Is estimated, will not exceed 500,000 tons, but the Northern Pacific states will harvest an average crop. Barley baa bad a rapid advance as well as wheat. The highest prices of the season were scored today, when December sold up to $1.08 2 and was bid for choice, bright $1.06 feed. ' This is a rise of 12 4 cents In In spot since July, December and 11 5th. The barley crop' of California is also a short one this year and will not exceed 500,000 tons; some say 460,000 tons is a liberal estimate. The proportion of brewing barley in the crop is small. The spot prices for that description now range from $L-1- 0 to $1.15. 1-- ce tfce Saratoga handicap, Quarter Lord of the Vale aniiuj d half furlongs won; Mirthless see- r!nlh rd' Tlme 1:07 0118 mile Sals won; Prince Ching third. 1-- 1-- Cured we MS isvUsTV ir v " tu 1-- 4 hsryVn,11 AdE- - lust --Dav Asudocn I- - fr this0n-i.Ali- c F.alr grounds snm- - 1-- 1-- 4 and a hair furlongs P114 nmd-- . :S5 1-- .ix furlongs Rotters Short Cake third ,n1 79 yards won; Athlete Continuous quotations on New Yok Stocks and Chicago Grain. W buy and sell stocks and grain ott margin or for cash. Our private rooms enable our customers to come In sad transact business with tho utmost secrecy. Write, for our Book of Information (System of Speculation), freo upon application. 2483 Washington. THE NORTHWESTERN LINE second; N ATLAS. A War Atlas has been Issued by the Chicago A Northwestern tailvray. Three line colored maps, each 14x20, bound in convenient form for reference. 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Heres a tip for you," said tbe man NO. 29 BROOM 110TEU 1s who has traveled to tbe oue who about starting for tbe oilier side. Take your evening clothes, but if you are traveling light leave your frock Fiilll.tlSi.BB.IBB coat suit at home. Even the EnglishIt so considers man of fashion longer w absolutely necessary to appear in the The Depot daytime In his frock coat and silk beaver. For myself, a good serge Ir the thing In which to knock shout the The man who takes his continent frock and waves his swallowtail st home is out of his reckoning. Over We make a specialty there st dinner, even In what we'd call of Prescriptions a cheap lunch Joint, here, you'll flu' plenty of men carefully garbed in even .Telephone orders is a Dinner t. clothes. ceremony log promptly attended to. dress for even though ona be not rich.' Philadelphia Record. CAVE Prop. It CUMMINGS COMMISSION SND DEFORMITY AND HABIT Medicine or A beautiful ride of over f.ftcpn hundred u.i1cs and a chhiico to visit the Urillsh iKMiseiiriona. Fare from Ogden $29.83 vis Oregon Short line for the round trip tickets . limited returning to Sept. loth. UNION PACIFIC E. (Acute or chronic In either sax, young or eld.) Treated with a natural COMMON SENSE METHOD without Drugs, le . via MANY HOURS QUICXER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE THE CAUSE er, BERTA, AUGUST ETH. U Sara-handic- C. I Goods. RUSSIAN PROVERBS. Spin flax If you canst not weave silk. Dull silver la better than shining OFFICIALLY DENIED. of Trungs sad Bagi Tokio, July 30.- - Noon. The rumor-LeathRepairing st reason- - led fall or Foil Arihnr is ofiU;ally pro-abprices, on abort notice Call and nounced to lo untrue. see us and we can save you per DAVID I. GALLACHER. ceuL EXCURSION TO RAYMOND, AL322 25th wtreet Manufacturers RACES hTT FACTORY. Of late, bo it iMi.1, the t.iilur has itiir. ua.vii'lilc and gratuiquite tous drain oa nil men's purses. r.irmerly ).m were bis patron. He EXCCItSlON RATES. was very ciil an.l gave yon unlnter-iiilrieiVIA UNION r AC1F1C. opportunities for reclne the top $42.50 of liis brad and the back of his neck, St. Louis and return 147.50 and return lie mbited Lis hands and crawled be- Chicago and return via St. Louis $50.00 fore you for 5 guinea a suit. If you Chicago Ft. Louis and return via Chicago $50.00 paid any time before the death of the Limit 60 days, Transit limit 10 days senior pur.uor In his business he each direction. bowed you to your equipage and sail Pullman sleepers through to St.Loula in his heart that you were a great gen- without change. Tlrkets on sale Tuesdays an' Fritleman. each week. Stop overs allowed. days Is a be he sucks Today your vampire, A. B. MOSELEY. Trav. Pass AgL blood, he walks erect, he chooses cloth for you. you must have what he tells you to have, hi terms are cash on delivery, his credit will last you six months, and as often as not he Is a member of your frieud'a club. lie la tbe person who makes you or mars you. With Ills bit of soapstone be can turn you nut Just so or not Just an. lie civil to hint. I adjure you. You are only a poor, soppy, brainless, driveling rascal of a nmu. If yon be not well dressed you will become a wreck, a hulk, a derelict, a castaway on the CO CKM6E OF CABS misty shores of biislue and society. tie-co- to asA proposition was tt.: .. sume the co.ore of the . t y of larfa blue and red. m Dumas us iu Lis Six Ar.s A pres. 'lo tiiese was added the white of si' n..;n.v glorious memories, b.vnuse it hi. 1 l.ivu selected cys faithful by tbe national gikird-ii- l-i to the throne sad its trj London Gentlew oman. Not until tame monil.e cfier die capture of the Bastille vm lhe tricolor The Telltale, That was su embarrassing' position definitely adopted, when Ltnlliy and Lafayette presented It to Louis XVI. in In which a fashionable New York womtbe great liall of the H ! do Mile, and an found herself recently. File was in which Invited to s wedding, but did lint tblnk tbe convention issued a it was described as consisting of three either of her bats was good enough for colors disposed eu tries battues the occasion. Ho she visited her miegalcs, de maniere que le bleu suit at- lliners and bad an exceedingly costly tache a Is gsidc dta p;i't!ii.u, le blanc affair sent home on trial, bite wore It an milieu, et le rouge nn.:aut duns les at tbe wedding and the next day drove airs that la. In equal vertical sec- to the milliner's and returned It, saying the red it did nut suit. It happened that the tions, with tbe blue outward and abe white I tw.-obutninker, who quite understood ttie This Is tbe historic fi.tg which Na- situation, bad been similarly tried sevDid you not wear poleon's legions, In conjunction with eral times of late. their eagles, on re victoriously from the this hat at the Blank wadding yesterSeine to the Elbe, the Tagus, the Boroday! she asked bluntly. Taken by dino and the Dsnulw, which they surprise, the society woman owned up, planted victoriously on tbe walls of but asked, How did you know?" Oil, almost every European cupitsL All it was quite ray. I see several grains the Xeer Round. of riee in the folds of the taco." da 1. United San Francisco, Aug. Morrow Cue and Smith; States Circuit today Judge O'Nell. and Briggs signed a decree of foreclosure and sale of the Union Iron Works, which Is one of the properties of the United States Shipbuilding company. Judge Morrow's decision follows that of the circuit court of New Jersey, to which the Mercantile Trust company and 3dKXT'8 COLT WINS the New York Security and Trust SARATOGA HANDICAP. company, the plaintiffs in the suit, first appealed. According to the deB"stogs. N. Y Aug. 1. August cree, the property must be sold within assom'a Hastings colt, Lord of the ten days. . came home winner In the here today. The han-w- u DAVIS GOES TO GRAFTON. the feature event of the Tr day of the racing season of Elkins, W. Va., Aug. 1. Henry G. at the Saratoga track. At one Davis left today In his private car, the ? steeplechase for the Ball-?- . accompanied by bis private secretary, BotiDre was the only horse Charles Robb, and a number of local with a rider on his back politicians, to attend the second conWpt Thorn Hedge, who could not gressional district nominating conven.Induced to take the Jumps. Jlm-a- n tion in Grafton tomorrow. On Wedadded starter, fell in taking nesday he intends to go to Parkersuverpooi jump and waa so bad-- ! burg to attend the state convention. ,Dired that it was found necessary Mr. Davis will be the guest at Grafton Dim. His rider, Connelly, of National Committeeman J. T. " Cf broken shoulder. Sum- "W (ig Il?t, (llucarurd. klndly-disttose- For seven Cbimiu, August 1. Point of viet mla takes U la not one 'departmet diary and v VS WASHINGTON. CHICAGO , t ai;-.-- - CONTROL OF WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY before To none of such inci ! i -- . L.mei-er- , would It be wise lo nitr.. t; ,. .t of the historic tricolor At adopted by re volutions v 1 . I a tbe outset there set-u' that green, which Cam Vin.iulins hud popularised at the Itnyal, would have become tbe u r color, but men remembered .m t, i.e that it was that of the liver) u' iv roaite of the dArtole, tbe most uc; Bourbon princes, and It im, thereupon grand-daught- 1-- Re-- 1 r.wi 2, 1904. THE ENGLISH TAILOR. 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