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Show xornelilts Vanderbilt, jr. of Normandy. prance writes:' Nor-clean, green an?, pros' tweet, J11 thatohes are Jbeautlful. Us posy 'gardens :! llulously nurtured and its f A L most enchanting In all Its cows are sleek and good horses world ifamous and Ju omen oven those y4 labor always sphinx- A La fair. 3t Is attractive, ,hir pocket books, m the long run 'a JU :s on Raft 8 lt M1 k Nine dunce wag fly. n at W leliezka, Austria. One of the X f,'a,m"8 a great in5e h anWl18 ,niUle ,0 ,ioat ra the underground lake in the n tllls lhe tlau(,vs were ron- 30U 1Hr!ons ! tedT80n, being pres-- , . T,)o place was illuminated by orches. and the splendor and Impressiveness of it .,11 may be Imagined. y-:,afef Tigers Enjoy a Bath. The tiger will mi with only its head nut of the water on a blazing hot day In an Indian Sir Samuel jungle. Daker, after beating" for a tiger foi the greater part of the day, found and shot one in Ibis position thoroughly enjoying itself. They will alsc nearly Immerse themselw-when they come to drink at night and leave s long dripping trail on the sand be hind them when they emerge. are not m U ?D wll What Is the Answer7 Maybe love is blind, as the old saw says, but it has been generally observed that the pretty girl, as a rule, is the one that gets married first. That Cornelius Vanderbilt is to be made a member of the United States embassy at Iierlin is the story that is going the rounds of the cottagers at Newport. The appointment of Mr. Vanderbilt, it is believed, would be very acceptable to Emperor William. The American millionaire and the German ruler are on a moRt Intimate social footing, and the former's appointment as a member of the embassy, It is said, would have a tendency to make relations between the United States and Germany more s.uta; AGAIN HEAD OF IRISH LEAGUE. itsVAt'WJ- Where Buttons Are Made. Glass buttons are chiefly made In Bohemia, where children are largely employed. Pearl buttons are almost a Vienna product, but exclusively shirt buttons are made chiefly in Birmingham, which is also the seat of the metal button trade. The most extensive kind of button manufacturing is that. of the Parisian and Berlin novelties. JCTVW (. vy ft Beggars in Spain, Line from Mukden to Port Arthur. lowing distances Gen. Kuropatkin to march in order be compelled elieie Port Arthur In case he wing .7 over Japanese army opposing Os the map Russian forces are m by unshaded rectangular fly The Japanese positions are hy black rectangular figures. of er$ Railroad in-a- d The Element of Genius. Me it Is true, as Carlyle genius said, Is capacity for taking it Is also true that no labor can supply the of genius. A man who the vital spark at his birth is well accept the place where t has assigned him. It is not a to be great. it of miss-ileme- : There are 190,227 professional beggars in Spain, of whom 51,948 are women. In some of the cities beggars The United Irish League of Ameriare licensed to carry on their trade. ca at its session in New Tork conleSeeking alms is recognized as a an honor on John F. Finerty of ferred the and business, municipalgitimate him to the a demands ity percentage upon the Chicago by collections. Seville Is the only city office of president Patrick Egan, who In the kingdom which forbids beg- was elected first ging in the streets. in New York. He was formerly minister to Chill. Both Mr. Finerty and Mr. Egan are among the leagues Unhappy Japanese Women. The Japanese woman must look most earnest workers. upon her husband as her lord, and 1 We don't know, and dont know must serve and obey him with reverence. If he should really bestow his that we dont know; this Is outer and affection upon her, she Is Indeed for- utter darkness. tunate. but if upon someone else, she 2 We dont know, but know that should never be jealous or and must not leave him, no mat- we dont know; this Is dawn In the ter what abuse he heaps upon her. east jem jrTM&rr LX1 VIi StW Veteran Playing Good Ball. New Yorks series of games on Us western trip brings out the fact startlingly thoi ' Hud Bill" Bullion is undoubtedly one of the f.iMo-- Infieldora In the country, if not the actual champion in his position. Mis playing has been little short of marvelous, and bis hitting Is exceptionally good. Manager McCraw predicts time Bullion has ton years of baseball ahead of him. long, providing he can improve correspondingly itt the bat, lie is fast and sure in his fielding. The report that Arden Buell will supplant Joe Holland as business manager of tho Milwaukee) team is denied hy President Havenor. The 1 ouisvllle Times says the reason Wright detect ted was Tebeau refused to grant him an Increase over the $20 per month which he was receiving. American League Notes. Jock O'Brien, tho right fielder of Twice this season Ganzel, of the Brewers, will have to undergo an York, I. as broken a finger. operation at the end of the base ball Willie SudhofT, of the Browns, up to season for the removal of a couple the 2"th had lust nine straight games. of splintered bones in tho big toe ol George I.uClianee was the first his right foot. American League player to have 1,000 Central League Gossip. put outs. Charley Cornish oy will make all Dayton has released pitcher Harvey kinds of money tills season with his Bailey, formerly of Minneapolis. Sherman and Lindorbeck, outfieldChieago teum, SudhoiT, Bnnkle and Townsetul are ers of Graud Rapids, have been re the only twirlers in this who leased. have not made an error. The Evansville club ha9 released Cnrr had, up to Aug. Ml, 101 assists second basemnn Jack Roland and at first base, nearly twiee as many as catcher Pierce. . Tho Grand Rapids club has Bold any other first The New York club is negotiating pitcher Farrell and catcher Keenan to with pitcher IfelTer. the crack t wirier the Cincinnati club for September of the University of Illinois base ball delivery. team. Noland Is a new center fielder on Jimmy Collins probably would feel the Wheeling team. Ha was obtained more comfortable in the championship from the Massillon, Ohio, Independent race had he retained Jake Stahl and club. The Wheeling Register says that played him on first base. Cleveland has purchased third base- there is not a better catcher in the man Kald. of the Colorado Springs Central League on foul files than club. Halil will join (lie team next Shannon, of the Marlon team. season and will be used as a utility inClyde Goodwin, the former EvanS' ville Central League pitcher, has fielder. Tho Detroit club lias purchased signed a definite contract with the pitchers Cromiey, Ford ami Thomas Vincennes team in the K, I. T. League, Pitcher Willis, of Marion, hails from from the Indianaimiis and Minneapolis elubs. and lias secured option on out- Vrbana, Ohio. He has been pitching for the Urbana Independent team. fielder Sullivan of Minneapolis, President G. W. Bennett has closed More Says the Cleveland header: deals are promised so far as Cleveland a deal for the Evansville club. He Is concerned. Messrs. Somers and has bought the club for outside pao Kllfoyl are tired of paying high sal- ties, but refuses at this time to give aries with no more returns than they the names of the new owners. have received. The Three-- I League. Bert King, a young outfielder with a Bloomington has signed outfielder great reputation as a hitter, with the Vandalla (111.) club, has been signed P. J. Mack, late of Shreveport. Zora Clevenger, the college boy, wbo by the St. Ixmis Browns. King is an batter. He had a finger broken last June, has re- infielder and a right-han- They Are the Only Animal That Can Wallow Through the Marahe. Hundreds of people have driven many miles to witness a novel sight east of Iowa Fulls, whoro 48 sturdy bulls, hitched to a mammoth plow, are plowing ditches through slough land to redeem it for crops and grazing. The crowd has been so great that farmers in self defense have been obliged to put up signs to trespasseis on their fields that they will be piose uted If they continue to trample down the crops. Tho farmers in East Hardin county have let a central t to dmln of! the waters of Bird pond, which by its overflow bns sniuully ruined a largo acreage. Bulls ore the only animals that art wallow through the marshes and pull after them the big plow that nv s In Its trail a drainage ditch In.!-- enuigli bun to carry off the surplus wm dreds of acres. New Yoil Yi;M, base-man- 1 i d - I . I-- ,: ' fmMTSJiZizar comes well recommended man with the stick ami and will be given a good PAX CO. 'JlkMUtte ntxtHW in eovered and Joined the team at as a good the field, Williams of Davenport is proving to be one of tho best backstops dealers. MikeMiaiiy is the like Thisf our Great Worlds Fair Contest fan tatriei $20,000.00 cast be the total popular vote caa-- 1 all tor President (vote toctloB dldaSes combined) nt cut from Lion Packages and a a -- cent imp entitle you (In addition to regular fret premiums) to vote. The stamp cov-our acknowledgment to you t your estimate U recorded. u can send as many estU Ive wUl Wbit Lion Head fk November S I 1900 904 .lectlen, T peopievotsd 13.959.&S3 a-c- NS te First Prize cf be awarded to first r'msS-l- o.; rus the ooa wbe Is nrereet on both our World's Fair snd P 4sstlal Vote Contests. ,0- 'fiiss rus TUS- S- WASjfe AaI7J3Jo N IP1CC COh (COMTE1T 1U04- - w Will give first cortvet Lot the neermt next prtee to the nsrt. as follows: t5, 000.00 correct unntoljf,, iui . Brii as desired. Lar3 S. November PEP'tj. ia. iiik ns"e,MM"M eeeeMM-- a 1 1 TOTAL. Ilor ur CASH 7' 20.000 PJtlKO XX) wind- - ciih-e- r with St. Louis, and his fnn'o ari bunged. The four St. Louis HV H- hl'.v, always Brain, Barclay and Buikc-m- o in the game. St. Louis has dosed deals for nine minor players. The Robisons are always wide azake. Brooklyn players say that the year's Hanlon's i experience has soured heretofore cheerful disposition. Phil O'Neil, the Cincinnati catcher, nods on the Idea of going to Louisville Je siijs. Buck to Anderson for me flirt." Tin; Brooklyn dub bns sentr- d uu Mcand Goodwin on pitchers option of the InfllldiT Beecher, and Intyre Memphis elnli. The 1905 contracts of Barry V, Frank Schulte, Ernest J. Uroth and Arthur Hoffman with Chicago have been promulgated. In his record game for this season Charley Nlrhols, of St, Imis, pltehed goventeen rounds, one for each year he has ornamented the great national past! mo. - E-- American Association New. Is making a success of It In Kansas City. It has been learned that outfielder Maloney la thf Minneapolis man that will go to Detroit next year, In exchange for Gremlnger, Southpaws are a source article In tho American Association. Center Fielder Sullivan, of the Millers, looks like a youngster who will advance luto faster company before Arthur Irwin tba Pass of Warren, ()., lias been Bloomington to play right in iaee of Met ager N'leol, of Rock Island, has ft Odder Davidson, of the Davidson Is a Clinton I. dependents. lir-ir of the left fielder of tho Rock ford team and lias been given a try1 V. h;l..i - - Presidential Vola Gontost In league. National League News. Woodruff wmii on puli' ball on tsi Do-c- ur. i.- (i tsl V. iy V, i, nev- and Southwestern Railway company lost a locomotive. Engine sheds were searched, and every mile of tho to Cornline examined from wall, but no trace of the missing eu glue could be found. How it could have vanished the railway officials do not know, hut they have two explanations to offer. Ono Is that the cngliio may have been shunted on to some branch line In Cornwall or Devon and Its existence forgotten. Another 1h ory is that a new number may have been given to it, and the old number still retained on the companys At any rate, a locomotive Is not easily overlooked on account of Its size, and is too Immobile to go easily astray on Its own account. It does not appcui ever to have happened before, ah though passenger and freight ears an frequently lost. . KLiottCotrwna) Like & Check t Railroad Loaea Locomotive. It is Jfo olson Spice M0jjra2i6fi Co. , -- It Is scarcely credible, hut ertheless a fact, that the Lnr-- VO n X , along at so ewlfi a gait that It leave no room for a horse to sueer at IL The ostrich, as the veriest school boy knows, can run, but that It can run In the racing sense, with a rider uis-Its baik, Is perhaps a revelation to a The picture great many per-on- s. shows one of these birds which dun not seem Incommoded by the Imputation of a jockey. In Addition fo tho Regular Freo Premiums to stcotin sxnoxAL nvtx. ' TOLZDQt OHIO, t - - rlr&l. Thumb, (J l Jf'pt t mb. Jr hi - GASH GIVEN AWAY to Users of jj . by 1 Cu.-sad- Under a Skyscraper. ! it- out. The Rockford aggregation has made a change In the infield. Cameron Is on the bench and Sliour was sent from third to second, Dexter, the new outfielder, is on ih'rd and a pitcher Is being IlM-i- i in tho Ollt field. Manager IlincR, of Dubuque, has s. gned Manny J!upp, the outfielder last week hy Cedar Rapids. Wolfe nr.d Thiery will now alternate the hat and reeuliirly will remain in tho outfield. IIupp Missouri Valley League. The Topeka elub has signed pitcher McCarthy, late of Omaha. Sedaiia has a new outfielder from the Three-League hy the name of Wetrnels. Pittsburg has released pitcher Tor-ril- l to Colorado Springs of the West ern League. Tho Iavenworth club has released pitcher Killilay, owing to lack of conThis diagram of a sample Is nog dition; also pitcher Tardeo. Corbin Is now pitching for Leaven shows the character of the soil upon He played shortstop for which skyscrapers are built In the worth. awhile and then went on the Blab. Hard downtown district of Chicago. The Topeka club has released catch- pan" Is from forty to sixty feet down er Corr and pitcher McCarthy and Gibraltars Miles of Tunnels. signed plteher Brown of Duluth. There are sixty two miles of tun Scoggins, the fast right fielder ol! the hda team, Is a graduate of lola nels, well Blocked with nrms, ammunl State College and learned to play hall th-and prollons. In the roi k of I there. Gibraltar, n ) , The Ostrich a a Trotter. The ostrich has been developed as a trotter, and can pul) a racing sulky fault-findin- 1 V JG - m-i- y $ il 1 v Evangelist. Is Lawrence railed "the Imby evtimelist of Burexpounds lington, la. This yeung-te- r tho soripturis to tin groat astonish meat of his heaters." He has been ronducling revival of bis vices lately in Me xlei-ilthome. Although lie has had 110 schoollag, ho can repeat chapter afer chum ter of the Bible accurately, and lie also delivers long, earnest dlMomses on Bible texts. In speaking of his career, locWlenee said: "I felt Inspired to teach the gospel when I was 21-- , years old. and told my mother of the divine cal). Kl.u sal-I was too young to preach, hut I kept right on embracing the calling; "I preached before large congiega lions when I was but four years old, which was the beginning of my evangelistic work. 1 never attended si In my life. 1 OHn r ad and write, but my mother never taught me. ucdbei did anyone else. Postnu Herald. I--- gjvi BY 48 BULLS. PLOW DRAWN -- their droll iormans, with all p.t 'Danced 1 ' i y i |
