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. uecen,,ou to Governor ana Mrs. Lee.

NORFOLK, VA, June 5.-Ihe third
annual meeting of the Virginia State
Firemen's Association met here to-day.
Delegations from all sections of the
State are represented, and Roanoke has
two fire companies here with a brass
bard and one hundred men.
The session to-day was devoted 10
making changes in the by laws.
Alexandria has been selected as the
next meeting place.
Governor Lee, accompanied by Mrs.
Lee. arrived here tonight, and was
rendered a reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy IL. Shields tonight. Tomorrow
the Governor will deliver an address at
the memOrill exercIs es.
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on lhCsc east bound trains was grossly
ovorestimatcd. and the more kilograms
come IN the more firmly the fact is es-
tablished. Sull there is a vagucness in
thc reports, leaving the fate Of large
number Of passengers still in doubt
Chief Bigelow this evening ordered a
corps of civil engineers to report to-
morrow morning to 90 TO Johnstown.
About a dozen men will 90, taking
with them all the necessary instru-
mcuts for surveying and laying out the
streets and property, with aview TO e.
organizing the destroyed city.
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An old Gentleman and his wife, for
mcry Of Pennsylvania, both Row
dead. would cross in 40 other ship than
The Germanic. They came on to New
York one Saturday. expecting to sail
with me that afternoon Al almost
the last moment my engineer had dis
covered law IN tho shaft, and the
Baltic, Capt Bence, was substituted.
As Capt. Bencc, before taking com
mand. had been my chief officer for
several years, the old lady had more
confidence in him than she would have
had i'm an entire stranger, but when |
went on board, Just before the ship
sailed. IL wish them "a pleasant pas
sage aud see them of, | found her
somewhat excited and nervous. Sud
denly she turned TO me and said
Captain, would get right Oft tho
ship now and 60 back and wait Tor
YOU, but rs prayers will be offered up
in two churches tomorrow for our pre-
servation while on the sea, it would
hardly be right for us to be- safe and
sound on shore, would itf-Capt.
Kennedy in North American Review.
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Tho Military Reinrorccd.

J0HNsrowN. PA, June j.-The Four
teenth Regiment was rcinfocred to-day
until it was go strong, and is still
camped in freight cars beyond the de-
pot opposite the late city proper. Space
Is rapidly beng cleared for its tents
however, near the ruins of the Irish
Catholic church. which was on fire
when the deluge came. During the
day many people Of questionable char
acler were escorted out Of the city
limfta
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NORFOLK. Va. June Before ad-
journment to night the Fremen's : Asso-
citation elected the following officers
j. G. Creighton. Of Alexandria, presi-
dent. a, T. X Cd, Of Danville. vice
president l.. Vance Of Norfolk, treas
uier. aud George c.. Cummings, Of
Portsmouth. secretary.
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n.elr..n liIlAAIeil1rs.

WAsuyaTos. ID. O.. June j.-The
President was oyrrrun with sii.ors
to-day Among tnem vas delegation
from Nortn Carolina. consisting of Rep
se.cn,aiivc- H. g.. EWart and Ii. T..
Cheatnan. ex Representatives. o. ii.
ID .ckary. ID. S Russell and John
Nichols. Colonel 4 y Long. DR.. ) D..
Mott. Mes-rs. o. j. Spears. O.. W.
Crawford. q " Baila. W. r. Kinney.
J. z. Burns. A. G.. Lliham. j. 5 Lewis.
W. "a. Outlaw. Jsln HOLLOWAY. NJ. l..
Mott. AID ". $ Albright. called % pc
iilion the President tor the appoint
ment q i. B Reeves 81 be collector Of
internal revenue for Tue Fifth North
C4ro.iua district. They urged also the
appointment Of CX-R'presentative
D-cKcry to be some consulate.
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ooaIE of inc Ulac>i nethcnis' Preacher
"a G!lc orih

|"I"|T 7 " TTI| TTTT|71T
PETERSBURG. Va. June Rev
james McAden. OF Brunswick county,
Oldest Methodist minister in The South,
is dead. lle was born in Clswe'l coun-
ty. n. c.. August -. 1913 aud began
10 p.cccA Ia 1872 He was widely
known tLIoug lout tLc South.
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lilhia Water. only p cents
gallon al
NMENs A MlNn., nnrn 90
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 5.-Secre-
tary Tracy has contributed 500 to the
Navy Department fund for the Johns
town sufferers.
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Torfy-iwo Prom the River

BLASsvILLE. PA, June 5.-Fortys
two bodies have bsen recovered from
the river and now await identification.
The public school building has been
turned into a morgve. The bodies have
all been neatly prepared for interment.
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WI CfIA-t Inu bOUICN INV " ny 'NNFIIt'
CINcINNATI June 5.-The Johnstown
wrcckage passed Mayesvillc, Ky, about
noon to-day. A Telegram from there
SAYS that three bodies were taken out Of
the water, supposed to be from the
Hooded district in Pennsylvania.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June IA fire
which started in building on Bridge
street early this morning consumed
everything for an area of ave blocks.
bounded by naa k street on the west,
Adamson on the north. Clay On the
eas aud the creek on the south. At
least sixty buildings were burned, the
most # them being of wood aud the
homes of c.l0red people. Several OF
;he burned buildings were occupied by
business f-ms. The los, Is estimated
al 2CO ODO. Insurance llghs.
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Going - AnnapoI...

WASHINGTON. u. c.. June a.-Secre.
lry Tracy will leave washington for
Annapolis to morrow 10 attend the
commencement exercises &c the Naval
Academy. BefO.e Ieturuingso Wash
ugton he wall Inspect the Norfolk navy
ward. arriving tn ere on Satuid day morn
ING
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nadia, commissioner oberiy Resigns

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 5.-Secre-
tary Noble has accepted the resignation
of Indian Commissioner Oberly to take
nlIeci InlY lst next.
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PROFESSIONAL.
i'LtO1sO> Al


DROPOSAIsS FOR CUT GRANITE.
1 once OF Building for Library OF NOngres-.
30 -ast capitol street, Washington, ID. e.,
MAY IS, lcsJ sealed proposals Tor furnish-
lng and delivering all OF the cut granite r.
quired for the front walls, including Tbs
dome OF the rotunda. of the building = ti.s
Library OF Congress. Ia this city, VIII be n
ceNcd at this "nicc until . O'Clock 4. VI. o.
SATURDAY, the 2Jih q yof jane. 1859. and
opened Immediately thereafter ln presence
oi bidders. The granite must he OF ligl.t
blush gray color ana fno grain. Specinc
lions. general instructions and condition Z,
and blank forms Of proposal may be- obtain, a
on application AT this Office. BEiiNAhD ID
X. GREEN. Superntenden aud Engineer
NY 2o.21 ,2s,-o .O.3l, 10 I.tO,s,l lJ.io..1
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FifiY Eodles necnNered.

JoHNsrowN. PA, June 5.-Fifty
bodies were taken from the debris in
front Of the Catholic Church here at
lI5 O'Clock thi- afternoon. About
foity of them were those Of women.
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AtWashington-Washipgton, At B. New
Norks. 1.
ADHESION Bostons 4: Pniladelphias.
..
AtCh'cago- Cl,yclauds, o.: Cbi,as IS.
:. Ten innings.
At Chicago -atooni game-CAicasos-
.: Cltvelanls. G..
At Baliimore-B -Baliimores, -; Gin
cinnatis, q
At Brooklyn-Brooklyns, 4; Kansas
Cltys ..
At Philadelphia Athletics, II; LOUIS
Vile, 10.
At Columbas-Columbus, B. 81
Louis, 4.
At Plisburg - In Annapolis game
q, stponed on &c oun. # rain.
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Posimn>ie,s Appointed.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. .une o.-Ihe
following named postm ster, among
Others. were appointed today North
Carolina-H. 4. Goodman. at PUrant ;
Neck: T.. b. Hopkins, at Goose Creek
Island: T. j. Basnight, at Scuppernong,
Alabana-M. 4. Ashurst, nj Iallasseei
Clutches Cruiche !. Crulches..l J at
OWENS a lINOg DRUG Co.
Cp osit Postotlice, Richmond, Va
TELL YOUR dealer to sell May APP
Pie.
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Departures f,om ,his rou Yesterday

Schooner Perseverance. willard. Portland
aud,~acl. pie-irOnaud carriage mlteIia'; ves-
sci Curtis a Parker.
Schooner l.. 4. Rose. Rose. StamfOr bark,
Goodman Brothers: vessel Curtis & Parker.
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to1ic. inc st,f os f"'dcniincd
az "''">''''e q
.w> Junc I'm the m'd-t OF
o. death and oosa'aton. "a
lmvdcica seems io be eN-
...lIuirc influence. Six days
a.,I sircc thc great disaster.
mrrf.tarc stu rcmmns low
rr in the Couemaugh Val
ul.a D., j., remembered that in
lm.v Juro weather of
from two 90 three DAYS
nt to bring an unattended
rce Of decay aud pu,rfac
...il render j.. almost impos-
..,.nt he spread Of disease
tha valley. Tine irosiimable
.0..c,ol weather are almost
.rancMt.u. THE cxhalations
. haii mlrcl ds'rs above the
arc bat mile more offensive
,eterlay. ari should this
luatlrcoau.ue Ic~ DAY long
possible tnai hundreds
.rf.f.........,U. recovered in from
,. ,-..l .a u.a shape d, t3rei der
Identification possible Many hundred
. l.ne,...ui.l Boz toasted and
.I.,a -s.h shar.i,ss mls es as
...ae -II chance of recognition
. a.rf,.ial relatives.
n.la o. c..arntnpihe "rech"se
.f.fH- ih' bodies i- DID" 'e'n x
.i m0,l sts''m'.ic''i'' over
fca. uo.b .n theFar'ou, p'i-
,a. valley. and each hii.e gang
a...y men is directed oy ioi'
u0.i- under orders nom gen. i''
l..f.i-. b '''
nr ''. N'7 anu '','
n. '''l' i'.'' ''''' '"' ''.''
-r h 'l' i'-" i' '77 "''' ''.'
.II.l. ln .iis way tne Naii'l
.--unlrg % il.s devastated
I1.ocni, i1m hours more
of rubbish vili probably
I... u.ntl. sul chen invcsti-
ae confined t1 ihe son King
.hu.uuu bridge.
rr >runeg or BODIES ARE
nl>i BURIED
nU EItR c,me,0iy~ 9-daF. hefn'
0.ea overlooked in iH' Iie'i
r-...I' elements an' ''e -''' ."-
t'"- place were inA q iiaii ia''''A'i
aH'h t'i- m'ihli-'" "A'n "
station was established ana
wants supplied. The stock
.r ca-ktts at N'rnNl.ir
exhausted. ard nec''-iiy
I- N..ri CHAT many bodies "'
n ine si.uni Win "' '.N,'
.t.n ifm ihe eaiih lA'h 'n'lI
r..r- H0.. ana ie" loose u""i's
I..... .l.m n tne sia'e7. Inc us" "i
....l recovered at h0fn-V.'ie is
..t .I. Il'y oi-geisaie A.p, BUSY
f..- aai h..ns l.e graves D"
nra. s..T '.m.icis to-day
HASTINGS NAMES IS ".'''''
Dfa. i-ana- n-' ih.', 'N' ''''
JOSH tI.'.ft t.' Governor he"''l'
..tto. Police O'sesoY informs me
I.ti.. N.u l.il N' Niea,"'7 'i ''''
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Chase City Lithia Water on draught'
OWENS * MINOR DRUG co.
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- : = = = =
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR.
RICINioSn, Va. june /, 1893.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

I em now rsady to receive CITY TAXES
FDt TIE WEAK 1889 1.-THE whole or one
bulf i- not raid bY ius 'sth inst nt iiNe per
ccnt. Will Bee added, And y fennlning UNPAID
until September TT tnt 60 l-ctor u required
10 eoiis.t the satnO us The law 'ifccts.
Aumaie, tWcnty-orc years ol age, and all
persons uunle or femalel who own personal
propefty, are assessed, and VIII plSsc call
ana settle. ... ......
PAVING. PIPE. and rtWER -CoNNEC-
Ti0N BILLS are 20 De- paid lN The same man
uer as taxes, and at the same Time.
COPY from ordinance, rnapier II. sec ton
"lfali taxes with wnirh any person o. aul
estate .f Iacedent Is assessed bc not PAID
bslorr tns nfst day OF SeggeWber tie tOi-
ice or sntll a Is,riiu, cSocpt wht ~ one liaii
iher .Of has hsea paid under the 81 - ction
or sXr.pt tne same he suspended by order ol
tie Committee on Finance. who shall rrpoIi
thc rclson Therefor to rhe next mesuns o
The tlty Council
oGics spcn from > \. NJ, togP. NJ,
=. ". tl \lNtHAM.
i.I-fn Collector of aity Taxes.
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Thy Nay Apple" You will like it

Slceplcss nights made miserable the
that ter-ilge cough Shiiaa's Cure IS by
Remedy for you.
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Delicious limeade at Owens * Minor
Drug Co. S Fountain.
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MAY APPLE" gives you pleasure
and comfort.
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All kinds of pure medicines and min
.rll waters at
owens & MiNoR DfUo Co.
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The very SO liuiment to apply and
rub vi h is - he Dixie Nerve and Bone
Luimont.' PiIce ejcents everyw here
Don't uee any other, aud SO waste time
and money.
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SIX headache cured by Or. David
nils
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or May Apple" charms chewers tell
'Tls pure. mellow. the best to sell
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PICNIC,

THE FIRST GRAND PICNIC
WILL DE GIVEN by rBE
UNIFORM PANK, FRATERNAL LEGION.
Of
WHIT MONDAY, JuSE IOrn,
At TIE
EXPOSITION GROUNDS.
commencing az 10 A. NJ, ending az 1OPM
Music, dancing. iOot.race. sack-iacc
creased pig, rooster knocking, and 9th.
sports.
Admiss ON: Gentlemen 50 cents; ladl,,
free. ieDoso
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uEIiING..

4 MOST IMPORTANT MEEllNG or
- The VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AM
MECHANICAL > JCltTY viii bee hello FKI-
Ohl, June 1th, ai i-IO O'clock T.. NJ. rbou,.
Der OF commerce, Richmond. Va. The eler.
tioh OF oillceis Tor the society, discussion of
the question whether there shall h. bci5 -
ar THIS fall. ana oihcr matters viii De- dl.-
posed o. IL Is earnestly requested th.t
every siockno der and member will be- pr.,-
eht ana n 10 ID impossible for him 10 h.,
present, SEE thht his proxy Is sent in
4 W. NOLAND, Secretary.
ASHTON SrtRKE. President i,e.5,
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Bv virtue Of p decd al trust. dated April l.,
1850. recorded in lIruricO County Court. d.
B. 1913 lage 3l5. and no tne request of the
beneficiary. default having been made IN tie
pavmcut ora note therein secured. ! VIII
sen by Public Auction. at llenr.co County
Courthouse. On
MONDAY, JUSE Il, 1859.
III - O'Clock ~. the fnrm described In said
deed as an tiai certain tiact or parcel Of
land. with all the buildings ard Improve
mems thereon. rights. ways and appnrte-
ancos thereto belonging. lying and being IN
lhe c9untyo Of HenrcO, state of Virginia. on
both sllcs OF the Kiug.laud Road, about ten
miles below toe city Ol Richmond. aud con
tanning I1s acres more or less. Being the
same tr.ct Of land conveyed io Elizabeth \.
Helgh,mith by deed from ". Is. Grover,
trustee. art wle.
1EsMS: cash Tor expenses Of sale. any
taxes. due. and t0 pay note for 1886 due
Aurl Is 1850. and Interest thereon. Credits
- 4 sG-2 srOS, sal and $3.50. due rcspcc-
lively in TWO, three. four and i've years from
Apfl. X. 1858. balance on terms an
nouuccI at sale.
u. q. ClIAFFIN. Trustee
sale by r.. B. CHAFFIN & Co., -Nlclioncers.
is D-fd
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AICtION SAi.Es-Fuiur pays.
FvI.. B. Chaflin & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOheers,
North TeDth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
DESIRABLE FARM CpNrAINiNG l7s
ACRES. WITH GOOD BOILDIf GS, IN
HENRICO COUNTY. ABOUT tEN Mills
FROM RICHMOND, ON klNGsLAN ID
ROAD.
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80, man I,t>e On EVERY SIDE

uriic arm >frcic''ug CO,ui>itcis
,..uen scar chm fSr wore uc1d
f,ries inc t.tsf of uidcuiincd
az tAcIu>Sttlc
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plo-ldonliai lrp,iulmolis.

WAsHAgrYs. ID. c.. June j.-Tne
Pre,iden. to-day apDoiu ci thirty post
masters. amon9 them the iollowing.
North Clolua- John r Smith. al
G0ld-horo. = T. Nr-rclty. at Lsxi1e
on. Wet NngnIa-John Miller, at
Eev-er Virginia CHARLES Z. McClbe.
at leesbarg. Alabama j. ] Lud"is.
at Hunt yulr Arklusa. Miss Emma
ciaytou. at Pine Buir. Florida -Patntk
T.. McMirray. ai jacksonville, Elijah
4. Adams. at Like city.
The pr deHt l0 dIy male the fol-
lowing appointments. Charles Price.
of Nufth Caroline 90 ha Attorney OF
the Cuiioi 1.lts iof the Western dis
tric % Nlrth Carolina. Henry C.. Miles.
of Mississippi. lo be Attorney of the
Unucd States f0r ihr Northern district
OF Mis-,stipr.: john tisucauX of Louis
ia.a. o. 10 MuslIll oi the United
States for Toe Western district of Louis
ilua.
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" ESSEL LOAD OF WHITE SAND
iu-t received. and for sale. Also sou
crabs received d-ily at JOHN WESltN'S.
I2I north Eighteenth street. Richmond. Va.
fle6 eOd,3tl
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Give your horse a package Of Dixie
Condition Powder IL you wish i'm
provement IA looks and speed.
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MORE corLD Not DEPICT TIE TER.
h0R.

.rrrrIlN4L HORRORS TRONILL.
TiTFD JcHNST0WN.
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RlCHMOND VETERAN GRAYS'R
~ AsSNCiAl iON. meeting Of the As 4
ISOLATION Will be held nj ; O'Clock Al MS =
hNhNiNO, az the FIRST REGIMENT An. n
hOisi 10 make arrangements for celehrat. :.
lng the orays Anniversary On the i1th iu-
s'nnt' iull Attendance Is desired.
Je0-lt H. T. DANIEL SecrefN,,
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WHY don't you chew May Apple?
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OPPO. POSTOFFlCE,


WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June , Major
Isaac Arnold of the army ordnance de-
parimen'. has been ordered 10 Wrights-
vile North Carolina. on business con
ncctcd with the erection of sea-coast
battery for the State of North Carolina
Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lilhia Water only p cents
a gallon al
OWENS x MINoR DRUG Co.
Give your horse a package Of Dixie
Condition Powder ~ you wish i'm
provement "a looks and speed.
Tay " Nay Apple you will like it
Slcepcss nights made miserable the
hat ter-ilse cough. Shilaa'S Cure is by
Remedy for you.
l. T. RoUrr. C this city. has been
appointed agent for he Waite * Bart
iett Manufacturing Company, of New
YORK. II in want of any thing in the
u cIiic lime. write or call ON him. Cat
%, gue on application. II
"Oul Plantation cigar Is the best for
scents. OWENS N MINOR DRUG Co.
Nolhing h21t- our Chocolate MIX
Shake. OWE.a * MINOR DRJO Co.
Arsenic Bromide and Lithia Water on
lraueht at our Soda Fountain
OWENs * Minor DRuG Co.
SIX headache cured By Or. Dayid's
pills
Az kinds of pure medicines and min
.ral waters at
OWENS & MiNoR DfUG Co.
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MAY AppLEln Yei, III is Il I
best,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-02
THEY PLAYED BALL.
The Millers Make Things Warm
for Pitcher MCNabD

McNabb, the '"TeXas wonder" won
dered what he ran up against when he
began to realize that the MortoniteS
made fourteen hits for total of TWEEN
ty-three bases off his delivery. McNabb
has good speed and control of the ball,
but wasn't quite foxy enough to deceive
the MillerS, who seemed to hit for SIN
giles whenever they pleased. Morrison
again aroused the enthusiasm of the
bleachers to the highest pitch and drew
Explanations of appreciation from
Judge Rea and A. j. Blethen, who oe-
cupied their boxes as usual. He not
only kept the visitors hits well scat
tered but made two home runs and one
opportune single. Hengle and Mime
han also distinguished themselves at
the bat, and Foster threw in home
run and a single to keep up his reputa-
ton. The great harvest Of runs was IN
the sixth inning, when Dave Rowe and
Messitt kindly sandWiched three errors
between Fosters home-run hit
over the rght-field fence, sim
giles by Morrison and Minnehan,
and Hanrahan and CroSsley's sacrifice.
housing six tallies. Morrison's second
home run followed Hengle's third
single in the ninth, bringing in two
earned runs. Owing to errors none Of
the runs made in the sixth were earned,
but outside that inning their field play
was good, White cutting off two clean
hits at short. Denver's only run was
scored in the sixth. Mcclellan opened
that inning with single, and Tredway
died at first. White sent grounder to
Morrison, who threw Mcclellan out at
second, but Hengle failed to double
White at first. The latter stole sec
Ond and came home on Kirby's long hit.
The visitors made two double plays,
one very pretty one from short to
first to third in the eighth inning. The
only double play credited to Minneapo-
lis was a rather peculiar one made by
Hanrahan and Hengle in the ninth.
With men on first and second, McNabb
sent pop up fly to Hanrahan, who got
under it nicely. Missitt, who had
started off second when the ball was
hit, got back, but Hanrahan muffed
the ball and Dolan ran to second,
where he cut him off, and Messit, who
had stayed at second, too, was also cut
off. Crossley caught his first game in
Minneapolis uniform and gave good
satisfaction. The score:
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GOOD BLOOD.
A Point or Two in Breeding Sug.
UeSted nv the Rural Shirt.

A Point or Two in Breeding Sug-
gested by the Rural Spirit.
So much has been said of the benefits
derived from good blood in breeding
that one might be excused for think
ing that no reasons exist for say
ing more on the subject. Every
body should be convinced by this
time. and further effort to induce
people to discard forever the scrub
Should be unnecessary. But the fact is
that even in the West, where the live
stock department of farming is relative
ly so much more important than it has
ever been in the East, comparatively
few of the millions of cattle are we'll
bred; few horses have even a
remote touch of good blood; too
many sheep are mere scrubs, and even
the swine on many farm are too much
like the long-snooted racers of the pio-
neer times. 1t has become generally
recognized that the transmission of in
dividual characteristics is so GER
tain that the most patient and
painstaking efforts of skilful breed
ers to ebliterate Objectionable fea-
lures often result in disappointment.
Generations have been required to fix
desired trait; and after many genera
tons some characteristic that had long
been almost unknown will reappear.
To TX good quality so firmly that
it may be depended upon to
reproduce itself, long years. even
generations, are needed, in the
course of which disappOintments will
greatly outnumber the victories. Yet
the avearge old-style farmer will refuse
to pay more for bull, boar. or ram
of the best blood, or for the use of such
animals, than he will pay for the veriest
scrub. This seems incredible. but
proofs OF the assertion obtrude them
selves Oh every hand.