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NATURE AND CURE.
BY
A. p. LIoHTHILI. Md.
lol7 18th ST. NORTHWEST.

catarrh manifests itself By discharge from
the head. sometimes Of 3 colorless slAiry nuid.
but oftener offs purulent greenish-y yellow mat
ter, which in many instances IL 80 copious that
patients feel as though their whole head IL IN Q
state Of corruption. The discharge often lodges
behind and above the soft palate. requiring El-
most constant hawking for its removal Often
scales or incrustations are blown from the nOs-
trils, either solid or Of q tubular form. The
breath Is offensive, and sometimes revoltinsly
fetid Smell. and occasionally the taste, IL i'm
paired or destroyed. the hearing becomes az
fected. noises in the head make their appear
ance, and the eyes are apt to become irritated
and wstery. The head feels full. heavy, and
compressed, especially above and between the
eyes, and severe neurxlsyic pain is often en-
perienced about the face and head The patient
coughs more or less has . cspricious appetite,
loses fesh and strength, Is depressed in sIirIts
and inclined TO drowsiness The memory 10
weakened and often seriously impaired. Cold
IL taken from the least exposure. and step by
step the Inflammation spreads until IL reaches
the lungs and terminates in Consumption. So
frequently has this fatal course been noticed
that Cstarrh 10 now looked upon ss one Of the
earliest manifestations Of this dread disease.
BY the system OF treatment which we have
originsted and since carried to scientific per
lection, o complete and radical cure Of Catarrh
can be effected. This We have demonstrated in
thousands Of cases. representing the disease in
every form and In ali Its various stages Of de-
velopment. Our treatment reaches the dis
eased parts IN the most direct and positive
manner. tnstantaneously penetrating every
cell and cavity of the head with the most bsne-
ncial results. So effective 10 this plan Of medi-
cation that even . single application IL pro-
dnctivs Of immediate and decided relief. and by
continuing this treatment the discharge
diminishes. irritation 10 sllsyed. the inhAmms-
ton subsidies ulcerstions are made 70 heal
until finally . radical and permanent cure -
established
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The Senate evidently thinks more Of silver
than the House does Of the tariff question.
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WV III. McKsrws D.nr LETTER
"wednesday, May IL, 1900


"stock-prunins sale" every Thurs
day. Splendid bargains this time.
II we had not quite . large stock Of
The 25c. Vests, which we are running
NJ 21e We would have sold out In Q
day. As 1t 10. we still have q fair
stock Yet don't put Of your buying
too long. We still have left few Of
the Tan Broadcloth JacketS and
abouts handful OF the CspeA Their
prices are ridiculously Low.
GLOVES. We shall have no more
ow-priced Gloves after these arc sold
This is your last chance to buy good
Gloves At these low prices.
10 pairs l. button Black KID Gloves
with colored stitching. Sizes 81 aud
Oh only. Reduced from 81 to soc.
We thought we were out Of these, but
ran scross them in overhaulins the
stock
23 pairs 4-button Suede Gloves in
Gray aud Tan. Sizes 81. 8, 81, GU
and 6s1. Reduced from So TO Csc,
per pair.
40 pairs S-button Mousquetaire
suede Gloves in assorted Tans and
Grays Sizes 81 to 6A Reduced
iron el to 75c.
Note.-These being Suede are
lighter and more comfortable for
present wear than the ChAmois
Gloves. A bargain indeed.
IA pairs l2-button Length Black
MD~nSnHna So -
q. % aud 61s Reduced from s2. 80
20 81.
CoRSETS.-4 pairs White "Trf-
cola" Corsets. Sizes 20. 81. 30 and
"a, also Tan Size %. Reduced
from 81 and sL-5o to 75c
RUCHISG-we are closing out the
"Short Lengths" and ''odd Pieces"
by cutting their prices. No fault
with the kuchins.
White Two-rov Muslin Ruchine,
with lace edge. Reduced from lsc.
10 l3c per yard.
White Vsndyke Lace Ruehing. Re-
duced from 25c. TO Ice. per yard.
Black and White Crepe and Crepe-
hsse Ruching. Reduced from 45c.
TO 35c. per yard.
WRAPPERS.-4 Elegant French
Flannel Wrappers. in bright. cheer
ful colorings. Sizes 80 and 80.
Reduced from Sl2 80 TO sI0.
DRESSING SACQUES.-2 Light
Blue Cashmere Dressing Sscques.
Sizes "a aud SO. Reduced from
$3.50 to g..
Elegant French Flannel Dressing
sacques, with front Of Cream Elan
mel. Sizes 81 and IS. Reduced from
el2 TO So.
JEkSElS.-SL Ladies' Black Braided
Atwood Jerseys. Sizes 80. "a and
80. Reduced from s2.75 TO 81.
4Lsdies' Superior Quality Cardi-
nal Jerseys. Sizes SO aud 80. Re
duced from IS and 90 30 TO s3.
o Children's Atwood Jerseys, in
Black. Seal and Cardinal. sizes6, :
and 10 years. Reduced from $3.50
and SO to 81.
8 Children's Smoked Jerseys. in
Navy and Cardinal. Sizes & aud 10
years. Reduced from % TO 81.
REEFERS.-l2 Children's Fancy
Cloth Refer Jackets. Sizes 4. 6, s
and II yesrs-ends OF our best lines
Reduced from $3.50. e3, s3.25 and
1925 to sl.50.
SUITS.-4 Children's Light Tan
All-wool Suits Sizes 4. 3. 6 and
z years. Reduced from $3.50, IS.
Ss.25 and $3.50 to e.
= NoTE.-we have just opened q
large and attractive line Of New
Blazer Jackets for Ladies. Best
variety in the city.
WM II. McKNEw
(Successor to r. II. Taylor),
e33 Pennsylvania ave. .
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Senator Jones of Nevada is a silyery talkei
He thinks in silver.
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GIoyE-OsE-DAy BARe,1ss

(The Day Is Tomorrow
70 CENTS FOR OUR $50 GLOvES-These are
the 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves-every pair war
ranted-that formerly sold at 81. All the tints
Grays Tans Browns, &c. Narrow silk stitched backs
80 CENTS FOR THE soc SILK GLOVES-These
are the celebrated Milanese silk which is Of cobweb
fneness and yet unusually durable. Mousquetaire
style. Black and all colors.
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HosE-OSE-DAY BARGAINS.

(The Day 10 Tomorrow
29c. FOR THE $50. &C" HOSE-Black Ribbed
Isle Thread Is not SO cents the prevailing price for
this celebrated French make?
19c. QUALITY VESTS FOR 12k CENTS-Extra
Long Swiss Ribbed Vests Of suitable weight for this
season.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
hall
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House and Senate patriotism have locked
horns over the pension legislation.
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IMPORTANT To AHESrs.

THE PARENTS OR GUARDIANS WHO
HAVE BOYS To CLOTHR WILL MAKE
BIG MISTAKE IF THEY FAIL To SEE OUR
INCoMPARABLE STOCK BEFORE PUR-
CHASl Nc
We SPECIALLY WANT YOU TO SEE THE
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF SAILOR SUITS
FOR BOYS FROM 3 TO 10 YEARS OF AGE
SUCH PRETTY NEW EFFECTS HAVE
NEVER BEEN SEEN IN WASHINGTON.
DARK BLUE TRIMMED WITH WHITE.
WHITE WITH RED. BLUE WITH RED.
BLUE WITH GOLD. AND. IN FACT, MOST
EVERY COLOR AND COMBINATION THAT
YOU COULD CALL FOR, ALL MARKED AT
b. ROBINSON 4 co. IS PRICES WHICH YOU
KNOW ARE THE LOWEST ALWAYS FOR
RELIABLE GODS. VIZ HAVE ADDED
QUITE A NUMBER OF NEW PATTERNS
TO OUR ALREADY FINE STOCK OF Iona
ANrsSUIrs FOR YOUNG MEN ANDBDYs.
BOTH IN CUTAWAY AND SACK STYLES
ALL cur. MADE AND TRIMMED IN THE
SANE FAULTLESS MANNER THAT IA
CHARACTERISTIC OF ALL OUR GAR
MINIS. AL AT PRICES THAT ARFFAR
BELOW THOSE CHARGED BY HOIsES
THAT INDULGE IN CUT-RATE SAILS AT
TIE END IF HE SEASON.
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HDKrs.-OSEDAY BARGAINS.

(rhe Day Is Tomorrow
Genuine Hand embroidered French Linen Hsndker-
chiefs.
Those at 81 9s. 81. rs and So 6s reduced to 81 o.
Those at s 9S, 81. a and 81 6S red ucsd to Csc.
Those at sl.25, Sl.l5 and CSC. reduced to Csc.
The PALAlS ROYAL.
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OrHER OSE-DAY BARGAINS.

(The Day is Tomorrow
JEWELRY-2l CENTS for the Sterling Silver Ban
giles marked 25 cents.
q CENTS for the 25c. yinaigrettes, with nickel
and glass tops.
LEATHER GooDs-39 CENTS for the 5O-cen,
chatelaine Bags. These the bags that are 90
surprising an imitation of the e. % Imported Bags.
with oxdized silver trimmings.
SO CENTS for choice Of all 81 Card Cases. The
reduced price includes the 81 Antelope and Seal
Card Cases.
FANs-10 CENTS for the l5-csnt Pocket Fans, in
Black and colors.
80 CENTS for the new 5Ocent Japanese Fans. with
gold and silver leaf designs
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+ SIS kkRfk II a /
II SSSs RRR Q o w L
Il ssss I 200 90 7 4 ~ ILL =
VAssAR SHIRTS AND B1ousEs.

Were we but to point to bargain here and there we
fear the impression might be produced. like ina0
inc has been produced oy the readers Of the adjoining
column, viz, the impression that Offering odds
and ends at reduced prices That the contrary the
fact we will demonstrate by detailed account of our
stock Of VASSAR SHIRTS. and with the assurance
that as much might be written Of the other depart
ments 50 briefly mentioned in the adjoining column.
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STRAsBURGER's
Dry Goods and Cloak Stores,
4ui and 400 9TH ST. NV.

We offering few immense bargains for the next
three days ia our Dress Goods Department
30 pieces Wool Plads SO inch wide, worth 40c. for
the next days. 29c ~ c Plaids for the next days
49c Mohar Stripes, 36uch wide, 39c. 4S-inch
Henrietta, extra wide, ali soc. Black Mohairs
our own importation. at lowest market prices.
SILK NETS.
Black Lace Net all silk. 81 6s-now CSC Our 81 rs
quality now 81 10. Our S2.2 qrality now 4 80
Black Lace Flouncings, all silk sl.25-now 9Sc Our
Sl6S quality now Sl.23. Better quality proportion
WHITE GOODS.
100 pieces of White India Linen-stripes, Plaids and
Open work-worth from Is to 25c. For days. only
1254c. ayard.
THREE BIG BARGAINS
IN BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS.
Our 81 quality, guaranteed, now ssc Our al 25
quality now Csc. Our sl.a0 quality now sl.2O.
DoMEsTICs.
12kc Outing Flsnnels-for days-only 74c.; Sc
Fiannels-silk and Wool Stripes-39c. yard. Cling
hams from Sc upgood value 100 different styles Of
American ssteens at 12kc.
BEADED WRAPS
We determined to close out our entire stock Of
S4-closng price 81 -. Our IS, s5.25 and s5 s.
now "a. AZ. Our "a. % and 80, now 81. % Our
$40 and sl2-50. new sS.9S.
UMBRELLAS
And Paraso with our guarantee not to rip or crock
Gloria Silk from 9sc mp. according to size and handle
All ask 10 to inspect stock and note prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. We will you fully 20
per cent on all purchaser.
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SPECIAL Prices
WRIGHT & D1rsoN's
T E. T. III II H {: :;
GGG 90 90 PPDpn ssss
$ ssa $ % $ % 3 Bnb ? IS SIS:
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
Wright Ditson's "Fettirr Racquet s39s
Wright Ditsons "Caase" Racquet............ 4.2e
Wright Ditson's "Sear, Special" Racquet. 4es
Wright Ditson's Champion Balls"..........2 5c.
Dry Markers................-
TO CLUBS ordering half dozen more Rscquets
made by Wright Ditson. spaulding. Horsman or
Bond Co.. London.
We give
asa sss
U.s. PER CENT DISCOUNT.
sszssa ssS
On Horace Partridge's makes.
American Tate English Strung or Prize Strung.
a2aa oo@
az 90 90 ZEN NA
asssa 900
Peck snyder's makes
I'll ga55
Il S. PER CENT DISCOUNT.
III SsS
Our retail prices on ths above makes for Single
Racquet will average from
Is TO 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
We keep every popular make of Tennis Racquet. A
full line Of Nets. Poles. &c. ct Popular Prices.
SMITH wARDwELL,
rnvl Atoteo SOS-7O7. mo M.rhex sps~s
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sTRAsBURGER's
Dry Goods and Cloak Stores,
404 and 406 7th 81 NV.

THE BUSINESS MEMS EXCURSION 40 LIN
l. coin, Nebraska, will prove q grand success Now
Is the time to purchase tickets
ml0-6r' IA FINCH. Manager, ola ct.
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LAcEs-OSE-DAY BARGAINS.
(The Day Is Tomorrow

(The Day is Tomorrow
95 CENTS FOR sl.25 FLOUNCINGS.-Fun 42
inches wide and Superior Quality Black Silk Chsntilly
Lace.
10 PER CENT DIsCOUNT.-An other Wide and
Narrow Black Laces offered at 10 per cent less
than the price marks tell you until o'clock TOMORROW
Evening.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Kentucky will i've no millionaire Senator.
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Mr.. Butterw,- h has gone and done it.
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NEckwrAR-OSE-DAY BARGAINS.

(The Day Is Tomorrow
30 CENTS for the SOC. Rulings. Included the
New Lace Fauntleroy Novelties.
% CENTS for choice Of any CSC box Of Tourist
Ruching.
10 CENTS for the 12hc. Null Ties. Included are
the job lot lately received many of which are worth
10 and 25c. each.
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RrBBoxs-Osr Day BARoArss.

tThs Day 10 Temorrow)
soc. FOR ALL CSC. RIBBoNs rhsse are the latest
style millinery Ribbons which are retailing ct q .
yard at stores we could name.
TOPPER CENT DISCOUNT 10 Der cent OF the
marked prices Of entire stock Velvet Ribbons
CONTINUED In adjoining column
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A LARGE NUMBER OF WASHINGTON Bust
"A ness men and their wives are going on the Bust
hess Mems Excursion TO Lincoln, Nebraska
mylO-Ot' j. A. FINCH, Manager, ola ST
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S1Ks.-OSE-DAY BARGAIN.

CILKS.-ONE-lJAY DARGAIN.
(The Day is Tomorrow
As CENTS for the SOC. China Silks The variety of
coors include all the and shades and never
have we sold better quality at so cents.
Soc. WOOL DRESS GOODS FOR 45c.
You will find all the color combinations. also the
Black and White, in the Check suitings.
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fCOntnued belowl
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OrHEs OsE-DAY BAReArss

OTHER ONE-DAY OAR0AINS.
(The Day IL Tomorrow
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Embroidery Flouncinss
reduced follows:
s3.25. e. % and 90 SO. choice for 1.9s
sl.es, 81 rs and l. g. choice for 9sc
si.25, ais and Csc. choice for CSC.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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WASH SILK vASSAR SHIRTS.-These are shown in
very beautiful color combinations aud only 50. rs
each.
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AUERBACH."
oUTFITTER-HATTER.
Our uptown House." at the corner Of 18th St and
New York ave. opened this morning And. Of the
legion of novelties we are showing both here and at
our Downtown House." No 623 Penna. ave-. some
things spropos to this tOrrd wave are the
OXFORD, MADRAS AND FINE SILK NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS. They are strictly Tailor-msde Goods, and
our special recommendation for them is the patent
inserted neck band. which obviates any shrinking
Every size and the most comfortable fits As accom-
paniments to this dress We have the Gordon" Sash
with the invisible belo and OWE importation of
English Belts Of Undressed Buckskin. Both are e,-
tremely stylish.
You are also asked to examine our display Of Black
Underwear and Hosiery, all Of which is warranted q
positive and enduring color. We can show You the
climax OF fads in superb Black Silk Shirt. designed
Both houses open from a. m until pm. satur-
days until 10 Pm.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-17

down on the Oscar and Hattie. Captain
Fisher was seen at the office of the local
agents for the managing owners of the ves-
sci aud related the story of her loss as fol-
lows:
"On the morning of August 26th we
came to anchor on the north of Point
Home, on account of the heavy gales, and
intended remaining there until the
weather moderated. The gale increased in
fury, however, and on the morning of the
9th, ordered the two anchors put out to
hold the vessel The gale had gone down
considerably by evening, and one anchor
was taken up. During the night the wind
shifted to north northwest and perfect
hurricane came down upon Us. The
anchor that was taken up was again put out
but had rot been long in position before
the chain parted, leaving US to depend on
one anchor, which was not sufficient to
stay the vessel from going into the break
ers. Realizing that the vessel would be
wrecked If we went in shore, | ordered the
masts cut away to stop her progress, but
the gale was master of the situation. ALI
efforts were futile, and we drifted in shore.
The whaling bark William Lewis was
near, and by almost q superhuman effort
we managed to get the crew on board of
her, and abandoned the Pope. At the
time of tbs accident the Pope had on board
about 5000 pounds OF bone and sixty bar
rels of sperm Oil valued at about 50, 900,
which, / believe, is covered by insurance"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-17
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
Proceedings of the State Conventio
Held at Hartford.


Held at Hartford.
HARTFORD Conn }, September 16th.-The
Democratic State Convention met to-day.
Congressman Wilcox was temporary Chair
man. He made speech in which he eulo-
gizsd Cleveland, the mention of whose
name elected great applause.
After the appointment of the usual COM
mit;ees recess was taken.
The Convention reassembled, and Hon.
H. W. Eaton Of Hartford was elected per-
manent Chairman.
The following ticket was nominated ;
Governor, L B. Morris; Lieutenant. Governor
Joseph W. Alsop; Secretary of State, j. J..
Phelan; Treasurer, Marvin II. Sanger;
Comptroller, Nicholas Stsub.
Congressman Springer spoke briefly in
support of the Democratic principles.
The platform reatfirms adherence to the
principles of the national party, and con-
demns the Republican party for its attitude
upon the great questions affecting the well
fare Of the people; charges the decline of
over one-half in farm values in Connecticut
to the prevailing tariff policy denounces
the Mckinley bill denopnces the policy of
Speaker Reed and the majority in the
House denounces the election bill as the
most dangerous and revolutionary measure
ever devised to subvert the popular form
of government declares for s2ch revision
of the tariff as shall admit crude materials
of manufacture free and tighten the bur-
dens upon the necesssfies of life.
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Self Praiaa.

Selfpraise is no Recommendation but there
are times when one must permit person to
tell the truth about himself When what
he says is supported by the testimony of
others no reasonable man will doubt his
word. Now. TO say that Allcock's Porous
Plasters are the only genuine and reliable
porous plasters made is not self praise in
the slightest degree. They have stood the
test for over thirty years, and in proof of
their merits it is only necessary to call at
tention to the cures they have effected and
to the voluntary testimonials of those who
have used them.
Beware Of limitations, and DO not be de-
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for A. IL
cocks and let no solicitation or explanation
induce you to accept substitute.
Allcock's Corn and Bunion Shields effect
quick and certain relief.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-17
In FOREIGN LANDS.
4 General StFika Of I'll Trades Threat
6led at Sydney.
THE ELECTIONS IN BRAZIL.
The Officers of the United States
Steamship Baltimore Banqueted
at Stockholm.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE RsconD-uMOs,l
The Cabinet Resigned.

LONDON. September 16th.-A dispatch 10
the Daily Ne,es frem Lisbon says that the
Portuguese Cabinet has resigned, and that
Chrisostoma Ahren is forming new Min
istry.
The excitement over the English treaty
continues, and there has been riotous
demonstrations 1t is rumored that an
English man-of-war has arrived. and Off
GERS and men when they landed we're at
| tackled by q mob aud compelled to re-
embark.
The Brazilian Electioos.
New YORK, September 10th Charles r.
Flint has received the following cable from
Rio Janeiro: The election passed of in
perfect order. The results show the coun-
try is overwhelmingly in favor Of the new
order of things. No Monarchists and hardly
any Clericalists elected.
Rio JANE1Ro, September 10th The sue
cess of the Republican party in the elec-
tons is assured. The press congratulates
the Government upon the result.
Miners on strike.
SYDNEY On. S w, September l6th.-
Most of the Lithgow miners have gone on
strike. Only the small collieries are
working.
The labor leaders threaten to call out the
to extreme measures if they fail 10 obtain
their demands with the employers within
forty-eight hours.
The Government is purchasing all the
rife ammunition possible, in order to pre-
vent their misuse.
Railroad Accidents in Germany.
BERLIN, September l6;h.-During the
last few days there have been several acci-
dents on the main German railroad lines
In collision between passenger trains be-
tween Montjoie and Kalterherberg four
passengers were killed and fourteen
wounded. A brakeman los. both his legs.
A station master has been arrested for
causing the accident through neglect. In
the other accidents no one was killed.
The Strikers Return to Work.
SOUTHAMPTON, September 10th - The
Directors of the Royal Mail and Union
Companies have telegraphed the officials
here that they would agree to an advance
of one crown per month for sesmen, trim
mers and boys, in addition to the advance
alreadv given, provided the strike is ended
Immediately. The strikers have accepted
the offer and will resume work to-day.
Naval officers Banqueted.
STOCKHOLM, September 16th.-At a din
ner given last night by the city of Stock
holm to the officers of the United States
steamship Baltimore, the vessel which
conveyed the body of John Ericsson from
the United States to this country, there
were 200 guests, including the Ministers of
State, military and naval officers and lead
ing civilians present.
A Duel Fought.
PARIS, September 16.h.-A duel has been
fought at Geneva between Dumonteil, q
member of the Chamber of Deputies, and
Mermeix, the author of the recently pub
lished charges against Boulanger. Mer-
meix received serious wound in the side.
A War Ship Foundered.
LONDON, September 10Th The Austrian
war ship Taurus, with crew OF sixty-nine
men and four officers, foundered in the
Black Sea.
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TWENTY-ONE ROUNDS,
Jimmy Carroll, of San Francisco, Knock
Out Andy Bowen.

Jimmy Carroll, of San Francisco, Knocks
Out Andy Bowen.
New ORLEANS, September 16th.-The
long expected fight between hghtweights
ANDY Bowen, of New Orleans, the colored
boy who recently basted Billy Myers, and
Jimmy Carroll, of San Francisco, who was
defeated by Jack McAuliffe in a 47-round
fight some time ago, came off tonight,
and Bowen was knocked out in the
twenty first round. About three thou
sand people witnessed the battle, which
was good one. Bowen weighed 1901 and
Carroll 1921 The purse was $4,000, of
which $500 was to the loser. The police
insisted on ive-ounce gloves.
In the first two rounds there was no
material advantage on either side, Bowen
having the best of it, if anything. In the
third, fourth and fifth rounds Carroll was
on Bowen's face and body, although he
was pretty well dazed himself from
punches in the stomach and on the nose.
In the sixth round both men were tired,
bat Bowen succeeded in knocking Car
roll down with right-hand swing, nearly
repeating it moment later with q right
handler on the jaw.
From this to the fifteenth round the
honors were about even, some hard blows
being received by both men, each of them
seeming pretty weary.
In the fifteenth Carroll knocked Bowen
down with terrible right-hander. Bowen
got up, but Carroll was too weak to finish
him.
In the sixteenth round both received
punishment. and IN the seventeenth Carroll
gave tremendous punch in the stomach
to Bowen in return for stinger on the