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, 1884-07-29
WORD FOR cRANks.
DI.tIno tion Between a Crank and~a
Weather yane.

burlington HHwkeye.l
CTanks, my SOM The world Is full Of them.
What would we do were it not for the cranksi
How slowly the tired old world would move,
did not the crunks keep it rushing along.
Columbus was II crank on the subject OF
American discovery and circumna yigation,
and at last he met the fate of most
cranKs, was thrown into prison,
and died in poverty and disgrace.
Greatly venerated nowl Oh, yes, Tclemachus,
we usually esteem a crank most profoundly
after We Starve him to death. Harvey was IA
crank on the subject uf the circulation OF the
blood; Calico was nj astronomical crnfk;
Fulton wns Il crank on the subject OF steam
navigation, Morse was Il telegraph crank all
the old abolitionists were cranks. The
Pilgrim fathers were cranks; John Bunyan
was u crank; any man who doesn't think as
you do, my son, Is u crank.
And by and by. the crank you despiss will
have his name in every mans mouth, and Il
half completed monument TO his memory
cfumbling down In a dozen cities, while no
body outside Of your native village will know
that you ever lived. Deal gently with the
crank, my boy. OF course, some cranks are
crankier than others, but do you be very slow
to sneer at a man because he knows only one
thing and you can't understand him. A
crank, Telemachus, is IA thing that turns
something, IL makes the wheels go round, it
insures progress. True, it turns the same
wheel all the time, and it can't do anything
els, but that's what keeps the ship going
Rhead.i
The thing hat goes in for variety, versa
tility, that changes its position a hundred
times Il day, that is no crank; that is the
weather vane, my son. Whatf You never
theless thank heaven you are not a cranki
Don't do that, my son. Maybe you couldn't
be tt crank, If you would. heaven is not very
particular when it wants u weather yane;
almost any man will do for that. But when
it wants a crank, my boy, it looks about
very carefully for the best man in the COM
munity. Before you thank heaven that you
DIRE not Il crank, examine yourself carefully,
and see what is the great deficiency that de-
bars you from such an election.
, 1884-07-29
The Democratic Leader.
TUESDAY, JULY %, 1884.


Two easy chairs u veranda wide.
A corner hid from the light inside
Rare roses around
And he held her hand
with periumed zephyrs her cheeks ar-
famed.
All honeyed words are the words she hears.
"WIll he. tonight ?" and she hopes and fearS.u
Then all Is still, and old Time Is fleet
All that she hears is her own heart beat.
As the lights go out In deserted halls.
Gently a head on a shoulder falls,
Gently an arm steals round a waist,
A lock and a ringlet are misplaced.
He'll surely speak, oh. that little word :"
Her willing soul with n thrill Is stirred.
Ar you fond OF goldfish balls " said he.
81 never attended one. said she.
Providence .JOttrddf.
, 1884-07-29
Good for "a Pet.
fRurlinuton H.wkaya

The wise men tel Nc that ths whale lives
about 100 years. Since the days of the
patriarcbs, however, 10 man has ever taken
a whale from the breast and raised it to old
age, A whale would be e good thing for a
man to buy who hated 10 part with g pet
after he became attached to it.
, 1884-07-29
TIE SINGER MIRO. Co.

+. W. Pense, Agent, American Elk
press Company, Red Oak, Iowa, says I;
"Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy has been worth more than
/ theps2nd dollars to me for use in my
faply. For ye9fs my wife has been sub
ject TO cramping pains IN fhe etomaehs,
End sad I S0G Z I'm dSS% oaiy s medicine i%% tSnl eys sS'a iii
Sa;sge d hsas;e PF9 s3s 6;s,rs C%h1 RsSss1 Is
r. and 30 eept bots Sod by HINT \
, 1884-07-29

When you learn that there is m office
OF the Genuine Singer Machine in Chey-
enne, give us a call and be convinced that
we come to stay. A first-class repairer in
the office; all work warranted, at the cor
ner of 18th and Hill streets.
THE SINGER Mira 20
, 1884-07-29

BIT Paul Pioneer Press: The fact Is, that
there should be more universal intermediate
institutions, to teach, not only what Is writ.
ten, but technical and actual knowledge Of
the handling OF other tools besides books.
, 1884-07-29
Amer1oan r1ethod,


The mystincations OF he old schools are passed
away. and the pupil taught TO recognize AT sight
that which the fingers are required 10 perform
That those who practice for years. without a
thorough and comprehensive knowledge Of the
material from which their music Is composed,
are playing the part oi an lutomatom-nOt an
Intelligent being,
That execution upon amy instrument must he
considered In no other light than mechanical
art. governed 10y u principle, which, thoroughly
understood and practiced. covers the whole
ground of artistic dexterity.
That the price of success IL honest. daily.
mental and mechanical study Of those funda-
mental passages-chords aud scales-from
which are developed the peculiar forms of all
composers.
That good pupils never graduate. or see the
time there Is Nothing new to l.arn. but study
on, gaining familiarity with every composer Of
merit, cleaning therefrom and uppropriating Ia
themselves the beauties and gems from every
school oil composition.
THE AMERICAN METHOD has. within
the sixteen years Of IT. publication. elected from
thou sands OF delighted patrons scattered from
the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast, The most Nat
ter ing testimonials. which can he seen by call
ing on Mrs. Mercer. Can refer to great numbers
Of patrons on The Pacific Coast and In the East.
, 1884-07-29

fss, py son, you look very funny with
your head s4HdpRperOd. You look just like a
monkey, which syery funny No, Twas not
going to-say that You knew Just about as
much as you lock Because l don't think you
do, SON; oh, no, I don't think you do. Not
Just vet.
, 1884-07-29

Purpityn repsiged and reupholstepde
II Craig, Davis u Cas-
, 1884-07-29

Arkansaw Traveller: 90 ahead and let the
people talk. Eat, and don't forgst your sal.
airy; but, In case they begin to shoot at you,
take a lay #. Every public man should u
. philosopher.
, 1884-07-29
AT THE
FERGUSON STREET STORE

FERGUSON STREET STORE
IL netc lime FiOre,iftne
E.eIOnrs hare been opened.
They are beautiful, BAT fhe
most handsOsnr article iW
fhe sf0s-e NOsc ~ the paint
ing NGOOd wight" II IL
painted on Dresden China
and is a haNdsODse scOrk OF
art and sciU more than re-
sssy ~ risn 10 The store 10
see IL.
Warren Mercantile COMPANY
, 1884-07-29
Organs,
AT THE
SIXTEENTH STREET STORE

Just opened a near iti-
c0ice Of Imported Glass
icare, among iCHieh are
some perfect gems Of fable
aCare. Particularly fine
are a lot Of WEBB glass
SUG.4RS and CRE.f.NS;
SETTS Of .4Y.NSL Yes
CUPS and S.fUCERS;
GTTHERZ'S les
WIRE, Teas, COHees and
Ice Cream Sets, all la
PfMsh-IE,sed Ebony cases;
HGNG.4RI.4N' GL.fSS
PITCHERS, B.fSKET
reTy beantf-
(isI. Something rey.y fine IN
a Iot Of OPTICW:qKE
GLOBES Ia beautiful
tisrts. G.4.HE Sets, PUD-
DEvG Dish and Plates,
OYSTER Seffs and Plates
Ina C.4.N:NELLE patterns
make mp another .attrac-
tfre IOf. W:4TEK SETS
Ina Ball OPTIC GL.4SS
and Wine and PHuch setfs
make iH fssy-ss ~ feefOtaIer
and a scinebibber OH of
fhe behOIder.
, 1884-07-29

As well expect life without air. rs health
without pure blood. Cleanse the blood
with Ayers S~arsaparilla,
, 1884-07-29

R~snchmen will save money by calling
oa q, ", Clark & Son for their groceries
In the Wyoming block, Cheyenne,
, 1884-07-29

At. 10. 81. ~ 4s.It
The most popular brand Of soap eyel
made, at Rhodes 4 Iroxeils.
, 1884-07-29

Little Joker is the best smoking to.
bae6o.
, 1884-07-29
Sc VEGETABLE
aAAA - SICILIAN
Hair Remover.

Seldom does . popular remedy win such a
strong hOld upon me public confidence as has
HALLS HAIR REVIEWER. The cases in which
IL bAs accomplished q complete restoration of
color to nc hair, and vigorous health to the
scalp, are innumerab!e,
Old people like it for its wonderful power to
restore to their whitening locks their original
color and beauty. Middle-aged leopls Ike it
because it prevents them from getting bald,
keeps dsndruif away, and make the hair
grow thick and strong. Young ladies like 1t
Bs q dressing because IL gives the hair a beau
tiful glossy lpstFc, ana enables them TO dress
1t in whatever form they wish, Thus 1t Is the
~fayorite OF all, and ii has become SO simply
because 1t disappoints no one,
, 1884-07-29
MRS. IL. y.

Teacher OF Robbins American Method for the
Piano. can be found nj residence on Seven
teeuth street
nY THF
, 1884-07-29

Largest line of boots aad SHOES IN the
city at jenkins 4 Ross.
, 1884-07-29

WILL CURE NERVOUSNESS,
Debility, Indigestion, Fever. Weak.
ness, Dyspepsia, Chills, ETC., ETC.
Has been sold In all the Eastern
States and given universal salts
faction. It Is highly recommended
by the Faculty for all classes OF
Fever and Ague, Nervousness,
Weakness, Debility. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, etc. 1t IL new intro
duced to the public OF the Pacific
Slope, indorsed ny the certificates
OF the eminent DIR. s. Dana Hayes,
the State Assaycr OF Massachu-
sets, and DR.. H.. @. Louderback,
Of St. Louis, Missouri. both gentle
men prominent In their professions,
and which Is n guarantee to all
buyers OF its purity and quality.
| can show thousands OF letters
from persons from all parts OF the
Union and Canada, to testify to its
merits and the benefit II has
afforded as = family. remedy and
BEoR1E sInHosps Esq-sir:
The samples OF MAJOR
WH1SKEY received from different
parties have been analysed with
the following result
1t 10 OF standard alcoholic
strength, and free from added
hayoring oils, acids, metals, or
other d~sleterious substances. This
Whiskey is pure, OF superior qual-
ity, and suitable for hietetic and
medicinal purposes.
Respectfully.
s. DANA HAYES
State Assayer Of Massachusetts.
, 1884-07-29

ST.. LOUIS (ho.), Sept. 20, 1876.
C. SINNoSps, Esq.-t have been
using your Nabob Whlskey for
some time, and have no hesitation
In saying IL Is, without exception,
the PUREST article | have ever
used, either incidentally or for
family purposes. To many OF my
patients who have been suffering
IRON Indigestion and nervous nffilo.
tons, have prescribed Eaboh
Whiskey for their use, and I take
pleasure in saying to you the Ct.
feet has been most satisfactory,
Yours very truly,
II. e. LoUDERBACK, NJ. II
Gro. SIMNoNDs, Esq,
100 California St, s. -
Dear Siri haYo carefully
analysed your Naboh Whisky
sent to me by different parties for
that purpose, and find all ingredi.
dients to be OF the very best
quality, No fusil oil or other del,
eterious matter . Its flavor Is excel,
lent, and | can safely recommend
1t for family use. Respectfully,
Prot. D. Il. HODERBACH,
Analysis Chemist.
OF all the famous productions
of the "Blue Grass District" this
Whiskey is unexcelled for purity
and favor.
For Family and Medicinal pur.
poses, Nabob' Is unrivaled.' l.
Is made from pure barley and
wheat pirits, and its various
competent parts blended with
seientific a%ecuracy.
, 1884-07-29
STEPHEN VI. D0WNEY

WARREN $ new block az Uheynnne. " y0mlng,
Wyoming. Business in all the District Courts
Territory carefully and promptly prosecuted.
Homestead, pre-Emption, Desert Land and I
agement Of land contests in the local land ofiic
at Washington. Locations of choice Mineral.
and patents secured cheaply and speedily.
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully
matters and the investment 81 capita, solicited
, 1884-07-29

BAIRD & Campbell. Is;ps & q s4ffs ss and and \ os 6 eA FnFa t, A.
ene, Wyoming Rooms No 9aqt ~ seand faat. Stebtins & Posts bank block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who sailed ID the S'e,", ),
Amcrioue for Havre Yesterday were hr. ana n"
Isaac Bell jose H. T. de Castro and family Ih0''''
Capaix. l.. :. Ackcrmau and Albert StHboH. =.
The steamer We,teruland. from Antwerp m''ss
among others Dr. j. ID. Griscoin the Rev and MIS- D.
I " Tnesk. Mr.. Van Lenncp. William Lea feI'iN ~ ~
pa,l Storey. Dr. and Mrs Elmer and William ~h'''
aud family. u..,. A,a
The 81. Laurent, Of the French Line from h''''
,birtvtwo cabin passengers. Among ihe" "a
t.,rrc : Rstchcldrr e. ". Morgan, Joseph "4s,a.
no,,in,orc schwarz MAIDEN Gract'. hr - H.NJE
In.cph beno.ter. Justin 'atlnia Eugene h'''o-
U'~cfi VI Chiodo and Carlo Rnzni .u,,
Ia Stote of Nebraska. from Glasgow. hronsh' ainYY
He o''''' V Io,ne. smith and family, Arhni "
%'.'r pV palmer John Binpug, Francis Carson o."
I'm and CHARLES Living ton. et,A.
and "r%.atb ycay ao@ had c 1p1"i %'" 9u.s
s'n-'T. W. u-l.. ia, Ect. {. T.. Hain>
Ed"ar cnnias g s Ll4 NIB. fd t'E L,nn :
no"'ii'' n NIiton. the Rev. Dr. K. Mheaiiey' Sna"
. + Iouu. and Mts Young.
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NrASulEGrnV NOrnS.

WA>HsGfos Gnly %, 1'9i
Prfr>c USn X Tar DfSGLgT Biff---rfe Treasury he
parnent has decided that tho p-pyspl.O chs pn ,cT
tni1i inc h pfe4crbiug TIE IN i', -; N. piuy c1n b.
sipcrs. do not Apply IN" tss 81 y'@'3 ~ lrh7 MAN
fifty tons burden "n Sl- 81 in The opA5'ir; irai''
trrrrrfr OS Dtsfetcf or CpLrNgn H"Sns - IT,
United STAT Treasurer tp-day mat reriittipn fer
5000 Opj ply the u roq. ou District ~ 'olinWa op'
pr cent bonds. due AuEiai let
PArurst of ON PJ-r OyrirE CLuHs-The Secretary
Of the 1trssur, hss aaned warrants amountn g. Sli0
600 - he Poet rs bsliriuHu, Tor Inc settlement ~
number nfu't rl4na allowed hy he 1rcountuS officers
undor the nrt oftmr g. 1s14
1nr hn4tvf BHpKrHs Fwrvnq DptE7p HN-H'
tar atr- The ffieude ~ SIR Ittcs ihr rfa1 Hf"b"t.
nov pbte' Hitrd 10 u reporter to-day that ~" "n'
thr frplI. - hif ifu0ra Hhrucf m ~ uud3r. ~"
or personal bu,nf'f, anl That he VIII t'iifn 10 W"
AVfti N,qtorr tgpnv hofarr. The war bopnft
t,pf l,. i.pe fd FROM IL ttr ~ t1qur,a frppn stu
,e ti.t tuIt iinusi Stpfl ulHhu iruign ut ne
II IIu AGENCY MS fn VISIT Fi.l uif 30 thf
br.i IhrfnttsD f tbe ludi'ut iniri he mhnh rnriJ
u.r piuu.s ao,n i0b tsf anppitrg und pi0HttoF
Lu,rfrInpn 40 ismAt Rr- Rv,lD'.. irdiih htrhi
afcl.ui.uId. upIt-i ~ me Iltn ltr'ui ih1t hr w~
laitor a. jpIfuh dctol'd 60 indau m!trr" irrn it
IIrn % 70 J4k. H4nurf hrn iuN Hlnd vas fuufhiiht
trouble auuuz the Indians
M. PArfoss Co1iuts-I,g sIsNrr..Jh" President hne
signed ihr tptn ssipl ~ jarvis Patton, ~ NHue. ne
pinfnias ~ N4yFst'1r.
AItufsfafrgfs uY tuf rIrsfrTSf iln lffsllrh has
ep.r.uirl ~ II naip of IfnnsYlsuit - b" spi.ii'Y
p Inc iniri states he 4iir rf tpn't fiia1Dlr "'si'
D. uI.ii go i,. al"'yf ~ lHftuH De- y '1n I'f iH
I.fn Ir4ttbI uf t.t44, tul ttWtr IT, lie."p =" ID" 70
t,ntstiautr of lbs tf~ ftfiflu fuiuH ltW'filh ~
o. tansfui tH' 7i4 o. - Hntftpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
n.nrEs OF TIE CAMPAIGN.

sias g. butcher has consented t. address meeting at
Glen Cove Monday night naKt state senator Birflsal
extended the invitation yesterday andAecufc1 an accept
once Of IL
The Lincoln Club has nung its banner the Outer wall
al The club lOu,s in Clinton Place. But big banner
raising conicnp ated on July 30 there ~ be
ratification mcctu. CONGRESSMAN Burrows Of Michigan
f. 20 be- one Ol the speaker.
4 u active Blame and iOgan Campaign Club has been
orgsuxsd at Ffccport. H. l.. viii >. Poster rPrage as
ur,sdct G. T. Wallace ana George ". Bergen treasurer
gud secretary. Some ky or seventy names nave been
enrolled Including several Democrats There - unusual
enthui sin for ticket II il not usual a. organize be
fore September OCTOBER bat tC young men we're 0oani
10 YET - Wo1k FOR Elaine aDd Logan. Indications are
tLat "A larsefy increased Republican vote vii lee p0ed
TIE nominal % Oi Cleveland dd not pla35e tn Demo
fatg Nauy have vowel they viii mover vote iOLln ana
some Of Them Vol DOT break tic vow.
Inc Republicans OF the tid ELECTION District Of the
town OF lsse held meeting Tuesday evening. Htd Or
atuizfd q Dli me and Logan Campaign Club, with J.. H.
IDwles ~ prCsdet and T. sherman stcrctatr Short
,pearbcs were made by r Fdtefise and others and
th.ir remarks enthusiastically received and the ut
psf rgphdcnC. pressed ~ regard ~ me triumph
aut sil.oess Of ths Rcp1b'irsnsi n Nogembcr
The Fouyterrih ward Blaun aud Logan Campaign Club
-. formed asi evening ~ No. 100 Grand ST. under tho
an. tjrea Of the ma Asss luby District Association
l.1fDr3ry Officers were chosen, Ilmnaa mulKdn bong
eiecteJ chairman ami samuel j. lsd0f setetty X soi
to,s W. a. offered udOfsng The platform oi ne hepun-
can Marty and ts caDdIdates. Arrangements wore per
fseted fGf biHs rrasDg and fGa8slDettDs INC oiuD
numbers 700 mon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
DISTTRRED BY BID NEWS.
THE EFFECT OF CASE OF YELLOW FEVER on
THE CHICAGO MARKETS.
r, rpTp

fBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBuNE.l
CuICAGO July 23.-The bulls were over
vherned again to-day with bal There at the
ocening heavy failure at 81, Louis. reports OF huge
crius of new wheat at same plac. AL finally, in
the afternoon the report OF bona de o; yellow fe
YER IN NrwOrielns The holder. OF vhc 1t q tired and
discouraged AZ $50 D. The mario. for August wheat
WAS lower than 1t yesterday aud going
NJ So cents, ani September ut Sjli cents
after having away down to S27s cents. The an
uolncement of "A case OF elbow fever appals the spccu
lativc crowl beyond anything else There Is peril 20
prces OF oIr,s from cholera. bu it is unccrt anrather
s,culaty, There arr 30 traders here who can -
c1ll the eject OF siocra are but Their hee
VINO do not windy recall the result Of several yellow
fever paul,s At least three times w.lin he ,as, half
dozen ylr. ptiros have been dcm0rlilc ami the whole
narkei ST upside Gown by toe sutireah 81 ti'> peScf-
ti t.pOon IN" holders OF wheat should drop N, l"d
the few who have been talking hI=ier prices drf't'dy
leave the ~. ,..-, ,.. o,.....
were Only - o. wheat lO2 Of corn and - o. s+
The prediction that J"Gu tI:ullt would break thr
price ar bard has been realized When hr Dttah - --il
Lard was above y cent pr pound higher th'n i nov
whether tho foWiors are s mold ri oi gas f'In,', o.
not s uncertain They began ~ uui. ~ % Nirh " W.
ahoyo cent. psuud, aud the theory un.t R'pGi49
here j. that they dropped H N't't 49,
Oot Ton under cents Cudahy ~ believed now 30 bc lons
only of pork aad 60 have sold ull lara fh W., ''
dropy'a to,lly under cent, ior sus a f.,
he ,tcr bart rf The dsy, me pt Wa almost deserted
There il -onefhing al pr6c'S'oh rl'n et "' Amour
~ M d. -i,nrs." .u.ng personally Tor setfieiu'fi
On enrt.i,s steady. but dul There Is 90 if 9pecl'
l.,,n tu n sad the trailing Il down o. hlo dirkrrnf
i.tvss, .pptrs uui receivers I'M One rsfner ana D. '
,broa cutting" betHncH scaiprrs" iu another me
railing and tho r.suit t.oA M FOR the pct fortnight
has thst the close O. just about nj the oihins'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
tossra ~ vAYIOIi4 pLAOEq

DArrOV. July pa frn ho'1r ont IN John
Donbts hny rtko wofks nt ~ 49, ~ today IN" sparks
from 90 ding lo'o,tye rasht in hr fof ~ tte frame
Wofh4 hop and n eprsI1 rIpHD rom fwoaioy Il H7rf
1nI tgo on. story 1ot"s wtrtb UAot NJ D1bbsp lo's
!. rrful'"l pi Jp,pJD, m the dyri'nsa aul re72n7l
toY.fi, ID FlIUtD Ihf ttairtuH- IL fpr Fiholp me
lra falls liIHptlly on ~1nafm'h VINO htf' buiIi
uoilei on weekly plynenis nad have bit small H.
70 In.f.
b.nmu Jnly2J 4 fire At Minstss lhi' morning In
t'a Rimsirll Block canieI dAmtss o. tis extent Of
D. i1J1
utAy.nr,'fs. Penn. July 30. -Emo-sgn 7ulrh tC9'F
sav rnaufi.ury WAS ahn'Ft dos r'yel ti7 fn"rnips.
Tie Gre siqt ~ rnJ,.iuz ron ~ spl0sgn
~ n md spterl iiouy li puts NJ the hIdins The
los "a 4lJ.nD1. 1Her3 isnPlrid Insurance.
t,sf a.eigtV. Nlei. JHr 80 s Ar'sts' lumber
yatI NJ tla ~ ty1Isfd disit1Y'i j)1Djj 'H ~ IAN
b.r. sod suriist ~ Tie ytrl NJ b4efis Wnlsf'
tpUpjOt,t ~ iin, ar bsl,pfint - fi,'t o. ..
7onppo fsd bsone1. tD ~ a !. l't'aos, llp."D ie't
u. pf,peftr ~ ST. - pfan s. s,4. hpl titpIp fa'f be-
.,ssiuaf ,a.VRsldan, NJ tome, y = mus Ohut
IY.. rl g1j Ihst iHA srra ls H',Gbp, lattn a $50
seI .u,e If UJt - = i, Nt.4ts ftVt w. D, Htssn 81
epp Ts,,Jj, alt q, w. aIian f+Djji All Iiiy 40
sltrpt
IrrnaHAa, ~, Jaly 23-A hFa tbs moFaing ~
s,r,yrl tnt oleos W0rii 90 JlncI ,nt fFO dwelling
uou,os. Ine loss Is $1,000, ~ in 'Irin''.
I,yslIS July 23.-lRe tN1 upp'rstoHes ~ The #ndS1f
BLOCK, m Dbyrr-.t wJrs d.tT0yei ~ FIR mi mpraih%
these jlrs we're O'clpel By a. q A. t. tlll"Itrd "a
sis. factIr, Tae nrn', las. WI ujt eK'c>t 5000,
and I, covered by insurance Tue 'lSrf o. !. Alhlh'
of HITuIg -1.rlcIF pu the second U'O
llama. - bV water. The building, winch rs owned
Inv the Ecebe estate. WIS damaged to tn extent OF
5000. II i, insured.
PyrEgsnrRG. Va July 23.-rhe peanut factories of
r C. Mark. pd George Davis IN this city were destroyed
win all their contents and icIiner. Tne loss IS about
- COO pargly covered b. Insurance I"" negroes nave
bee arrested on suspicion OF being tle inecndiries
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easiest possible Tho MetropolItsns outplaYed
The champions at every point playing particularly 9ne
Meropctans gnagod Che delivery Of Taylor ana fairly
hstied bl pitching al tho neld Tho scsro by In
Dings WA as follows;
sisI.2s .''.......oo ~
WI Vaieniihs - wv" '"'
PgoyfDEscg, July 23-Tto Nsw.York cub WIS sgsin
defeated by the Providence Gtays bore todsy Tho How
York nss lost The through wfscho5 fielding ssisg
charged With sgIteen Dsgier's DtSstng vss
hated freely ny tho Providence players The seore via
fellows
Ec, c" $",c ........... 1913 5sb
o g' ~ rfgysc 4 Eg. tg,,og md rsI
Ihplir"t 49, DreIff
EorfO.. July 2J-rhe rhliadsiptis club played In ,nc
Jf form tpiay that they beat the champions bY 10 J.
Tbs rbelpbs players bsttsd piast wbitHeys delivery
c..J scoring twelve bits The seoe ~ innings vas as
= Fs iiSG %
ra,e b,s Boston. Phladeghi,. ~ 5nors-so oPs,
- rsiiidclpia 4 pitcbr -"hitn1y nod ViD'on LmpIr
Sir Van Court.
rurDo. July 23.-rhe Loui.ville and Toledo clubs
play ri finely contested game here today. The contest
WE. battle or tho pitchers throughout Few hits being
ioad'. The general fielding play was good Inc score
mas Hs follows:
I"ie .Sl. - 90 90
B7sr his-Tolei TO- q; Louisville, 3 ETrors.Toledo -;
Louisville. 8. Pitchers-xnlsDe and Hecker Unpiro-Mr
Tyler
sr Lors July ga hard fought battle with the bats
occurred here to-day between the Iouis and Cncin
natl clubs Only two runs scored, those by the
club In the second and fourth innings The score
by innings as follows:
81. Louis ...........................0 %
Cnciansti ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
Ba-e hiis-St Louis Cincinnati, 4. ErrorsSt LOUIS l.
Cine anaii, 2 Pltchers-ONril and Monthly. UmpHe-Mr
Daniels.
Other g,mcs were played as follows:
In Buifslo-Buf.,o, 10; Detroit =.
In - lllg:ikO.
In Washington Washington, 7; Baltimore, u.
In Column bus-CoumDus !; indianapolis, o.
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