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Show Pt Trackless Trolley Car. Probably not half as much objection lias been raised to the setting of poles to support the trolley wires as to the laying of tracks over which the cars are to run, farmers especially seem' Jng to have a grudge against the tearing up of the roads for this purpose, Now a Boston man has come to the conclusion that If he can get the right of way to set the poles over which to transmit the electric current he can manage to do without the rails; In fact, he will put a motor on any old wagon and turn the horses out to grass or ship him abroad to be eaten. One ie of the rails in a trolley system is A double walls, the space between the walls being filled with an Insulating material, the walls being silvered tc prevent radiation of heat, and the whole enveloped In an Insulating material. They retain their temperature for fourteen days. Several drops in a glass of water produce freezing, and it is Intended for such uses as refreshing drinks and improving the condition of the air in sick rooms. Safety Brooch Fastening. little study of the "Lost and Found columns of the daily papers will show that one of the articles most likely to turn up missing is the brooch, and for every one advertised as lost there are probably many A Irish Lad Wins Brooklyn Handicap. In a heartbreaking race, sensationally and truly run, Irish Lad, the won son of Candlemas-Arrowgrass- , the rich Brooklyn handicap at a mile and a quarter. Thirty-fiv- e thousand men and women, who made up the largest crowd ever seen at this racecourse, stood up and roared with unbounded enthusiasm as Irish Lad, owned by Herman B. Duryea and Harry Payne Whitney. Indulged in a terrific duel with the favorite, William C, .Whitneys superb mare, Gunfire, Gun. by Ilastings-Roya- l The duel began at the head of the stretch after Irish Lad had made all the running under a beautiful ride from ONeil, and it continued straight down to the Judges stand, where, as the horses flashed past the final mark, the result of the race was in doubt, until Irish Lad's number, 13, was hoisted in full view of the multitude. After the running of the handicap the comment was heard on all sides: Irish Lad and not Acefui should have been sent to England. In the form that he showed he would have won the Derby.' The race was run in 2:05 a record for the Brooklyn and also equaling the best time for the course made by Gold Heels In 1901, carrying 111 pounds. rx -A ' Grades of Cattle and Profit. At the University of Illinois are being fed six carloads of cattle for the purpose of ascertaining what grade of cattle will yield the most profit for the operation of feeding. These six carloads consist of sixteen steers each They were purchased by Professor Mtmfdrd, who was careful to select steers for each lot that should he rep resentative. The six grades were, the fancy selected, choice, good, medium common, Inferior. Every load Is fed in paved lots of equal size provided with the same kind and amount of shelter and the same exposure. The rations fed to each are of the same kind and of the same amount to a thousand pounds live weight of cat tie, except In such instances as the appetites of the cattle belonging to a certain grade clearly show that they are being overfed or underfed as com pared with other grades of cattle used In this test A committee of three expert buyers of live stock visits the station at intervals of one month and fixes the money value gain that each lot has made per 100 pounds during the preceding month. These three men are John T. Alexander, Geo W. Shannon and James Brown, all of Chicago. The experiment began November 29, 1902, The market value per 100 weight at the beginnlrg of the experiment and the Increase of value by May 16, was as folio ws: lot Purchase Value, Fancy $4.75 Choice 4.65 bound for England, where for the nex two months they will compete with some of the best teams John Bull can boast of. Only one American was killed in the French automobile race. Automobil-inIs not as well developed In this country as In France. Jack O'Brien, the Philadelphia pugilist, lectured recently on physical culture for the benefit of a church fund. Wonder how the deacons happened to hear of Jack? Kid Carter is evidently beginning to show (he effects of his many desperate battles in the ring. Like Tom Sharkey he seems to have been robbed of his dash and determination by repeated batterings. Budd Doble has driven three trotters to worlds championship records, as follows: Dexter, 2:1714, over the Buffalo track, August 14, 1867; Gold- Cream Thickening. From Farmers Review- , man writes that he is creZt selling N ey a grocer and a restaurant, thatY Llj cream tests from 25 to 27 per cent , One and is delivered daily. His custom ' r" complain that the cream is a.nud heWa,1!f t0 now 11 there 18 3 he other way than by ageing the o to get the desired body. He crot ee, wris-' that by giving the cream age it , ucy frih enough to endure the carciY - tri ness of the restaurant help and twits i'ii St are always complaints about the ere being sour when he attempts to the cream a day or so in orderyt thicken it before delivery to his cm tomers He asks if I cannot recommend son, preservative, or presrvaline that more which receive no public notice. harmless and will not interfere The most probable cause for these the whipping of cream. He says, losses Is the liability of the end of have tried to get the grocer and A the pin to become unfastened, when taurant man to use more care the brooch can work loose and fall the cream, but It Is useless, hence tk, out without the wearer being aware necessity for some sort of a present -of the fact, unless some one chances tive that will somew-ha- t to call attention to it. In the acprolong uY keeping qualities of the cream." f companying illustrations we show a My reply to this letter is that ther."-"- " device which has been" Invented to i3 a law in this state prevent the end of the pin from comforbidding use of any kind of a preservative Ir loose. One ing drawing shows the either milk or cream. I do not knh!K evi the descending pin; another shows of anything that has been found, upit:eua the pin In place and securely fastenthe present time, to be absolute.; 1 ed by the hook closing over it, while Car Travels Over Ordinary Road, yea harmless to the consumer. I mean the third indicates the position of the b little. to convey the return current, after fastener In jt I that this, do not know of any prt place on the brooch. The It leaves the motors of the car, but pin is so mounted servative that Is offered by the turns' j, i Our that it has a conby using a double wire the inventor stant tendency to spring open, and is that is harmless. There is a sati I the f'd does away with this need for the rails, thus stance, however, which has been pulling on the under side of drawing the power from one wire and the hoolc member, and the for pared thickening cream and l latter, bereturning it through the other after ing under this tension, has no oppor- thrnk very likely it will answer thif Good 4.20 It has served Its purpose on his wagon purpose of this man. It is what k.,, tuWe tunlty to fall back and release the Medium 3.85 or car. Wisconsin Viscogen and pin. To remove the brooch the pin a Common 3.60 The usual trolley pole supports the can be obtained by writing to Chst itru.-tio- i Inferior 3.35 contact devices, which In this case S. Baker & Co. Grand Crossing Sta Below are the average weights of ves comprise a pair of wheels mounted tion, Chicago, This Is a powder tin j s the steers in each on a on 29 lot November mechanism, with a is sold In pound boxes and sent and May 16: bj(r?. Ros spring to maintain the pressure on mail. The powder is dissolved itbaoiis s both wires. It is an easy thing to water and the solution added to tttf ootin Fancy provide for the steering of the vecream. Directions for using it artbrlyl d McGovern Can Fight No More. Choice hicle, and with good roads what is to 1,115 sent with the powder. Terry McGovern, once the terrible Good hinder the farmer from coming to It is a fact that separator crean feather-weigh- t In one the division, who town by trolley with his load of proMedium 1,022 looks, thinner than gravity' defeated usually his with opponents i regularCommon 966 duce, instead of making bis team cream which contains the same per? featherity, and before whom no Inferior haul the heavy load? 966 p American jockey, who rode the w. weight was conceded a chance until i A little examination of these figures cent fat. There is something about! ner h of one the and twenty-fourthundred knocked him Corbett out in "Young New Penmanship Chart. shows that on the average a steer of the mechanical separation whlcij a fight in Hartford, Conn., a year ago English Derby. It is universally conceded that the the fancy lot cost $38,365 and was breaks up the cream and makes It look last will never After Thanksgiving day, small letters, w, m, n, x, v, I, u, e, e, worth on May 16, $82.28, a gain in thinner than gravity cream. smith Maid, 2:14, at Boston, Sept, 2 value of $43,915. A steer of the in- such creaL. is a day or more old its again appear in a ring. o and a, should all be of the same Guard Holds the Pin. Last week his manager, Sam Har- 1874; Nancy Hanks, 2:04, at Terr ferior lot cost $32,361 and was worth thickness resembles that of gravity height for the base line, and serve must be and the book ris of New York, gave out the news Haute, Ind., Sept. 28, 1892. depressed as a unit of measure In forming the on May 16, $58.C5, a gain in value of cream, but many dealers can not wait It is stated on the best of authority $26.2S9. But this is figured on a uni- for the cream to age for the same re other letters of the alphabet, which member pulled open by the finger, that Terry has positively ended his extend two or more units above or while to close It the pin has only to fighting career, and, on the advice of that the athletic officers at Yale are form market, which is correct so far son given by this man. E. H. Farring below the base line. In what Is be pressed in the slot, as the guard his physicians, will retire from the seriously considering sending a chal as this experiment goes. But as a ton, Wisconsin Dairy School. Is automatically thrown over the pin pugilistic business, through which his lenge to Cambridge university, Eng- matter of fact the market has decalled "slant writing there are in name lias become known in sporting land, for a track meet In this coun- clined, and the the perfect copy but two angles, by the pressure. 1 Feeding in Summer Drouth. fancy grades have sufjhi From the Farmers Review: 7J js dec quarters all over the world. which, with their modlflrationB, form try between Yale and Cambridge. fered more than the inferior grades. This decision was reached after Harthe basis of all Bmall letters, the Origin of Petroleum. Twenty years ago tLere was not It seems altogether likely that, owing necessity of maintaining a ncrnui fee of E. Coste, the president of the Cana- ris returned to New York from Bufmain slant, which lies at about fifty regular gold course In American; to this state of the market, the In- flow of milk during n summer drouth j stren there are thousands. degrees, and the connective slant, at dian Mining Institute, recently read falo, where he was successful in havferior grade will prove the most will be conceded by all who feed for trative about twenty-fivWagner may be the choice In some profitable. degrees from the an Interesting paper before that body, ing the date of the McGovern-Attel- l But feeding experiments profit. In complete soiling the ffl- - must base line. Taking advantage of setting forth bis reasons for believ- match postponed to June 13. cities, Keeler in others, but there is cannot be adjusted to fluctuations of consln Station shows that one acre 1 the P ing that petroleum deposits of the no doubt that in New England Napo-lea- the market, and much light is certain of soiling crops equals two and one some world are of volcanic origin, says the BRIEF ITEMS OF SPORT. Lajoie Is considered the best to be shed abroad by this experiment half acres of good bluegrass pasture New York Commercial Advertiser. He ever. for feeding dairy 'cows. Partial soiwith carload lots. points out a number of facts which Topics of Interest Gathered the World John P. J. Sensenderfer. famous as ling is an economy that no dairy fanner render the theory at present generally Over. baseball player a quarter of a cen should neglect. Supposing the drouth Cattle at Odebolt Iowa. held by geologists that it has arisen to come about tbe 25th of June, your Harry Forbes defeated Morris Rauch tury ago, died at his home in PhilaThe Iowa Agricultural College is first directly from the decomposition of in a fifteen-rounbattle at Kansas delphia recently. He was 55 years substitute will be red clover, if organic remains, animal and vegetable City. The surprise of the fight was on of age. From 1865 to 1876 he played carrying on some elaborate experihave it. Dont use rye; it will and, st you Brook-mon- t untenable. He calls attention to the Rauchs Few thought that a center field In the famous Athletic ments in cattle feeding at the taint the milk. two oa fact that no such process Is at present man who part. farm at Odebolt, Iowa. Tbe hand, sow Canada If clover is noteach ibe" An had cared so little for him- club of those years, and accompanied and oats, peas farm under way; that all organic decompo- self as Rauch would last the aulmals feed and one and a half the limit the team w hen the Athletic and Boston labor furnishes acre. For ! from bushels sition of animal material is so rapid builds and yards, sheds, and a succession 15 or 20 per toured Forbes. VV" Europe. against later, to? fthor tt days water tankfe according to the lans and complete that there Is no opporThe one hundred and twenty-fourtThe biggest card In baseball If the season proves wet, your again. tunity for the entombment of anything race for the English Derby stakes, of beyond the question of a doubt Is furnished by the experiment sis tion. first f11 sowing of peas will be a failuto, but bones In sedimentary rocks; that 6.500 sovereigns, for "Rube Waddell of the Athletics. This The station determines the different as far as the peas are concerned, for disl''4 as the oil deposits of the lower Si- tance lines to of dibe feeding followed, about one mile and a half, was Is on account of his wonderful skill they will lodge and rot off. When b ?iv these principles, the Inventor has lurian limestone of Ohio and of other run May 2? at Downs. It was and his eccentricities. He Is a char- vides the cattle into suitable lots and cured before ripe enough to shell, this 1 ln 'J1 Epsom formed a chart which not only has fields are below the carboniferous won by the favorite. Sir details a representative to take contor. Millers acter and that sizes him up. the horizontal lines usually found In beds, and as it Is generally admitted brown colt. Rock Sand, J. Sainfointrol of the work. At the completion of makes excellent winter feed, belnj of E. J. Arnold & Co. are rich Creditors in protein. Millet, by one sown the experiment, the data obtained is copy books, but has, in addition, a by geologists that previous to the latNEW eet of oblique lines placed at such an ter ago there was very little vegetable taken by the experiment station for bushel to the acre about the middle of the will be to May, succeed WINNER OF THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP. ready angle that the curved lines of the let- life on the earth, these enormous depublication and the animals are reters will extend irom the crossing posits could not have arisen from orturned to the control of the farm peas and oats In t0 days. By this which markets them. Five hundred time King Corn has elevated his bapoint of the horizontal and oblique ganic remains, because there were lines to the crossing above or below. few organisms at that time, and, finaltteers and five hundred hogs are now nner and should be given right of way. A plat of some of the early varletle The student soon learns the correct ly, that If petroleum was due to the being fattened on tbe farm in these of sweet corn, followed by another of movement of the pen to form ac- destructive distillation of coal, there experiments. Threo tests curate curves, both ascending and would now be no coal beds, all having sre being made In fattening steers, as Stowells Evergreen, will carry yon follows: descending, as bis pen must start at long ago been transformed Into peAcclimatization test, light through until the field corn Is right, a certain point and end at a second troleum and a cokelike residue. end heavy ration test, supplementary and no waste land, for every one of the above mentioned makes good wipoint, either above or below, followfeeds test. In the acclimatization ing the general angle of the oblique test fifty nter feed when cured in the proper conRapid Field Analyses of Water. line which connects the samo points. bead of southern steers are fed In one dition. The silo is said to be the Undei a system perfected by the For vertical writing the guide lines officers of the lot and fifty head of western steerB panacea for dry spells, but as 1 cannot Division Hydrographic are drawn vertically Instead of slant-- of the United States to a second lot Each lot Is fed all speak from experience, "silence ! Geological Sur-Inbut the principle remains the I vey a rapid the corn and wheat straw they will golden." Hoping that the star of aof water can be analysts same as In oblique writing. eat Tbe object or this experiment ia lfalfa will soon rise east of the made, the object being to make a to determine from what section of the number of approximate meanwhile experimenting t determine Future of the Yukon Country. country Iowa farmers will find It most little In that direction, we mainly rely tlons, sufficiently accurate for practiThe agricultural possibilities of cal purposes, rather than a. few profitable to buy stcera to be fat- on the method above set forth. Use very Alaska are pointed out by F. T. Contened. brains. They are as necessary ut fee(L complete determinations. A special don, the new Canadian Yukon com- equipment has been Three lots of fifty steers each are Weed out Dont feed a cow that only which designed missioner, who states that when the will bo Issued fed In the light and heavy ration test returns seventy-fivcents for a dok moss Is removed from the soil that carried without shortly, and can be All lots are fed all tbe wheat straw lara worth of rations. In your selecInronventcnce by the It Is found to be very fertile. He Is men they will eat The maximum dally tions for mating In your herd, be tn engaged In the l.e!d work of InI want to Im reported as saying: ration of the first lot will be 16 lbs. of artist. Produce your ideal, and future of water. The vestigating quality press upon the public mind that the railway companies and corn per steer, of the second lot 20 generation! will bless you for any prog chemrailway future of the Yukon does not depend ists are Interested In the Whitney A Duryes't great Candlemas celt, who beat Gunfire, th favorite, lbs. of corn per steer, and of tne third ress made. Granville Jones, Knoa matter, as and lowered the record for the race ny k,nd' Th! ,B by the new system as many as sixty lot 24 lbs. of corn per steer. Tbe ob- County, Illinois, trkt Is destined to be one of the determinations of sulphate In water ject Is to determine whether light, afir cu tur pot ,n t19 J made In one day, thus greatly Roquebrune. ridden by Ibo American to be paid 2 cents on the medium or heavy feeding of world0"1 Milk Exposed to Foul Odors, grain to dollar, Arfacilitating the work of investigating Jockey, Danny Maher. nold overlooked the two coppers in the fattening steers will give the greatest bad fermentations, thers Besides the quality of boiler waters. The Shamrock III., Shamrock I hurry of going away for hla health. gains for feed consumed and the most another cause of New Electrical Radiator. poorly flavored buand their convoys, the steam yacht tter, eays Oscar Erf. This comes from "Young" Corbett Is not going abroad. profit A new electrical radiator, Intended Erin and the ocean going tug Cruiser, He doesn't sh a chance to In the supplementary feeds test five cream or milk Disposal of Smoke. to supersede the steam heater, la having been exposed to corapeto for New with Crcsccus as a championship at- lots of fifty steers each are fed. All foul odors, which are absorbed and Scotland, At a recent congress of the Sani- loft Greenock, formed by enameled iron plates, the York. May 27. lota are fed all tbe wheat straw traction. tary Institute, held In Manchester, pace between being filled with powthey given to the butter. The theory that W. K. Vanderbilt's Alpha, with Nash W. N. Young Corbett repeats that he will will eat For a grain ration lot one la milk does not absorb odors when Shaw discussed the dered carbon, kept In ixwltlon by England, never give Ynnger a fight as long as fed corn alone, lot two corn and lin- warm and cooling has long been abanasbestos cardboard. Into this radia- question of smoke abatement. He Turner up, won the Prlx Victor of the at at Is doing business with the man who seed meal, lot three corn and cotton doned.. drew fsmgehnmp he an meeting tor are led three copper strips, ore Interesting parallel between Experiments show that milk seed meal, lot four corn and Gluten In that condition Is even drew up the Yangcr-Attel- l at each end and one In the center, the treatment of smoke and the dis- Paris. more suscepagreement Joe Walcott of Horton, champion to fake the fight In California. feed, and lot five corn and blood meal tible to odors than In and a continuous current of electric- posal of sewage, and stated that In any other state welter-weigh- t of the wou latter the world, from Charles Neary of Milwaukee has conlaluiug 87 per cent nr In the ripening procesa this odor can ity Is passed from the center to the London nearly a million tons of sewa challenge to all the leading teln. age were removed dar hr da from "Mysterious RHIy" Smith of Portland end strips. With current of be partly eliminated by aeration or by feather-weight- ! The object of this test U to deterat ISO pounds at 3 pasteurization of the cream, but In oclock. He Is not ready to fight mine the effect In fattening steers of case of a had fermentation some an, but thinks with the supplementing corn wlih a feud rich tagonistic germ must be added In on he would featherweights have a in protein and also t test the in- der to check tbe progress of the unatmosphere Oldfield of Toledo, Ohio, broke In gains and Quality of flesh desirable one. the chance, Jim Jeffries will he .on the average, perhaps, ten tons of This antagonistic Icn hurling fluences Commercial Sales of Liquid Air. world's record for a mile during the challenges at the bntiinm smoke laden air, or a totni of 5 the different of protein feedg. At the mentation Is commonly known as at weights air U delivered In Bernn, two 00 tone of emoke laden second heat of a five mile match with 50 pounds ringside next, close of the feeding the 609 head will starter, and If prepared conlltere (0,5..$ gallon) at a time for inhabited houses of Iamdonair for tho Charles G. Ridgeway of New York. proiiy If Toll! Sharkey can s to accept all be shipped to Chleago end a slaughter tains the Kind of flavor producright about 35 cents. In a recent Issue of That was his estimate I time was ml 3 5. the wnstl!ng engagements hurled at test made w ith each lot by some lend- ing bacteria. the Amount' IllsFifteen Lnorgle, of that city. It Is stated that of refuse which Is thrown the flower players, him he can lie kept busy of n ,Vory lot 0m ing parking house. Into the dhe receptacles are made of glass with London cricket, are now on the water night for Weeks to none, nearly every hog Is kept for each si chi atmosphere. ,o The "face" of a fowl is the bare Un tne value of the rlropi around the eyo. - r- Jif to-da- y 2-- lazy-tong- - Self-Closin- g to-da- y e n d to-da- h i e 1 $2,-00- 0 light-weights- d |
