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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26

will inclose. $50 as a reward to the person who
will say, under OATH that / gave him, any
other man, a single cent. direct indirect, for
throwing Saturdays any other game. The
because riot was feared. G. q. MAYER.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
Association Record.
THE DIsBANDED CLUB.
Brooklyn Association Clubs Players Break
Up and Make Complaints.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.t
SYRACUSE, August 25-Ex-Manager Ken
nedy and the majority OF the defunct Brooklyn
Association Club left at 9 this evening for New
York. the boys feel rather blue and claim
that the disbandonment of the club was fore.
going conclusion, and consequently they should
not have been required to take the last Western
trip. Their salaries are five weeks in arrears
some more than that, but they have the word
of President Phelps that they will get every
cent for which the Association is responsible.
Gerhardt will meet the St. Louis in Baltimore
Wednesday. Peltz was signed this evening by
Manager Frazier and will play center field in
place of Hemp. who will probably be released,
Murphy has signed with the Albany State
League Club, while some of the other members
claim to have offers from clubs. Manager
Kennedy says he made money on the lastWest-
ern trip, which was divided with the members
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
CAMPBELL G DICK
WELCOME TO THE FARMERS.
Grand Preparations for the Convention Of
the National Alliance.

the National Alliance.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, August 25.-Every-
thing is in readiness for the convention Of
the National Farmers Congress, the tenth
annual session of which begins tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. MANY delegates
have already arrived and every train brings
additional members.
The business houses are elaborately deco
rated for the occasion and everything has
been done for the comfort and pleasure of
the visitors. The congress will be in session
four days.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26

Pittsburg .......... 40 j -
SUMMARY-Earned runs-New York. o: Pitts
burg !. First base errors-New York, /; Pitts
burg 2. Left on bases-New York, 3; Pittshurg.
6. First on balls-Crane. 6: Staley, 3. Struck out
-Slattery, Carroll, Corcoran, Staley. Home run
-Staley. Two-base hit-Maul. Sacrifice hits
O'Rourke. Richardson, Whitney, Visner. Car
roll Staley. Stolen bases-Johnston. Shannon,
Crane. Maui. Double plays Beckley and Robin
son; shannon and Connor; Richardson and Con-
Wild pitches-Crane . Passed balls-Ew-
knight and Jones,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
PhiIadaInhin. a-CIexeland. Q.

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The Philadel-
phia National League club was materially
aided to its victory this afternoon by the un-
steadiness of Pitcher Viau. The Clevelanders
played superb fielding game. Attendance,
l,79l. Score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
Bail Games To.day.

Ball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE-Pittsburg at Boston:
Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn,
Cleveland at Philadelphia
PLAYERS LEAGUE-Pittsburg at New York,
Buffalo at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, Cleye-
land at Philadelphia.
AssocIATIoN-No games scheduled.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26

Boston.........--....--...O 90 o o Is
Chicago ---.-----.-.-,---.,-0 o o III
SUMMARY-Earned runs-Boston, 2: Chicago /.
Home run-O'Neill. Three-base hit--Comiskey.
Two-base hits-Murphy. Irwin, Brouthers Ryan.
stolen bases-O' NeilL First base on balls-Bos-
ton, 5. Chicago, 3. First base on errors-Bos-
ton, Hit by pitched ball-Kelly. Passed balls
Boyle, Struck out-Brown. Nash, Murphy,
Quinn, Williamson, Pfeffer. Comiskey Baldwin.
Double plays-Bastian. Pfeffer and ComisKey:
Nash and Quinn: Bastian. Pfefer and Boyle:
astian and Comiskey. Time, l:43. Umpires-
iaffney and sheridan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
DIED.

wURZEL-On Monday evening, at Hiss
O'Clock, Mrs. NILLIT SULLIVAN, wife of Jacob
Wurzel. in the 26th year Of her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26

Grant, the runner, lowered the American five
mile running record to-day on Holmes Field,
from 25 minutes 5S seconds to % minutes 22l
seconds.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
BRooKLYN. B B P AZ pUFFAIo. ~


Buffalo.-..-.......2 1 o O. s
SUMMARY-Earned runs-Brookiyn, o: Buffalo
& Len on bases-Brooklyu. Ii: Buffalo, 10.
First base errOrs-Brooklyn, /: Baffalo. 8.
First base on balls-Of Sowders, 5; of Cunning
ham, S. Struck out -Seery, Joyce, Ward, Wise
Cunningham. Stolen bases-Joyce- Mack
Twitchell, Wise, Rowe, Faatz. Double plays
Hoy and Wise. Hit by pitcher-whIte. Three
base hit-0rr. Wild pitches-Sowders, g. Passed
5alls-Cook, l; Mack, i. Time-a:10 Umpires-
Ferguson and Holbert. Attendance 7S3.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26

Chicago. .................O o 2 o 80
SUMMARY-First base on errors-New York, l;
Chicago, O. Left on bases-New York, 8; Chi
cago, s. First base on balls-Rusie g.; Luby. 5.
Struck out-Tiernan. Burkett, Denny. 2; Carroll,
Wilmot, Anson, Nagle, ,. Two-oase hits ts-Whist-
Ter, Herman. Sacrifice hfts-Buckley. 2; Burkett
Rusie Anson, Burns Stolen bases-Tiernan,
Glasscock, 3: Whistler, Hornung,. wilmot 9;
Luby. 2. Wild pitches-Luby. 2. Passed balls
Buckley, Attendance-l,4 AIS. Ttme-l:SL Um-
pire-StrieL
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26

were given to understand from the steel work.
ers that they would lend them all the assist
ance in their power.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26

Loss of hair which often mars the prettiest
face prevented by PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
PARKER's GINGER Tonic alleviates suffer-
ing.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
N6 AND 1886.

What changes have taken place in that per.
iod? In none have they been more radical than
IN tne treatment of diseases In the olden time,
patients, prostrate with pain and suffering
were attacked with the lancet, ealomel. bIisters'
etc. All this was done with honest Intentions
Dut with terrible results 1t is a pleasing fact
Inat the enlightened public of the present day
nave discarded such medication. The disorders
that sap the powers of life are now expelled bY
remedies that brace mp the vital strength.
Ihese qualities are found in an eminent degree
IN Dr. Iutts Liver Pills. They have become
celebrated over wide extent of the globe as
the safest and gentlest remedial agent ever Of
fered to suffering humanity.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
THEY JOINED THE KNIGHTS.
Peculiar Trouble at the PerrysvilIe Coke
Works Ended.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH:
ScoTTDALE, August 25.-The peculiar trouble
at the Perrysville Coke Works is over and the
plant is in operation to-day. The non-union
coke drawers all acquiesced to joining the
labor organization order. The company posi-
lively refused to resume work on any other
conditions.
Master Workman Kerfoot, addressed mass
meeting there this evening and the heretofore
non-unlonists are now Knights of Labor. The
plant was closed last Friday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
PITTsBURe. BP A II BOSTON. RBP
Boston n...................2 o O40z I-l5
PIttsburg. .................O o 0 o o O01 l o.

SUMMARY-Earned runs-Boston, z; Plttsburg,
/. Home run-Miller. Two-base hits-Tucker.
Lowe, Clarkson. Three-base hits-Lowe, Smith
2 Wilson. Stolen base-Lowe. First base on
palls-Hines, Tucker, Lowe, Miller, Hecker, Jor-
dan. First on errors-Bostou, 5; Pittsburg, l.
Wild pitch = Phillips. struck oul-McGarr,
Heard, Phillips, Miller. Time-1:SS. Umpire
Powers,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
OTHER GAMES.
MIR. Mayors P.aIn Denial.

The following letter m, ans that some mem
bers Of the Acme ball club have been trying to
shield the crookedness of hat club by making
false CHARGES against the 3ridgeville team rela-
tive to the ball game between the teams on
Saturday:
Sporting Editor OF the D.snatch:
DEAR SIR:-I noticef in sundays DISPATCH
that am accused OF br,obing several Of the Acme
players in saturdsr;s game. In answer to that
Statement wisn 70 say that II is malicious lie,
and that the Ierson % reporting Is wIlfUl Liar.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
Boston, 5-Chica go, 1.

BOSTON, August 25.-Boston Up. L) played
pennant bail to-day, and the Pirates came near
being shut out. O'Neilrs hit over the fence
gave them their only run, Attendance 1854
Score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
PHILA, RRP A ElCLEyELANp. RIP PAR

Cleveland. d........OO OOOO 20 o.
Philadelphia ............. 0 2 o / 0 IS
SUNMARY-Earued runs--Cleveland, 2; Phila-
delphia, 2. Two-base hits--Thompson anG Gray.
Three-base hits--Gilks. Stolen bases--McKean,
Hamilton Gray, Gleason. First base on balls
Grav Allen, 2. Struck out--Gilks Davis, West
2: thinner, Viau. Passed baIl-Zimmer. Wild
pitch--Viau. Time-1:45. Umpire--Lynch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
49, $4,000 L1Ap DaorrlNG IN.

,rhc position which The official, o. Ia" N"' or"
cnnt,,I and Hudson River Railroad company t"oh "'
August r in rcy-.d to manasinc The bushes 'i "'
COMPANY Themselves submitting - The di''"uoh q
iabor examinations, Is bearing frlIt Inc po''N ~
the c1mpany now IS That wherever tH ofsdh'H'""'
cause. trouble and delays or attempts " lh!"' ''
busucss Of the road summary pro- 'dlhs' AT '~''
- ,lrot,lc tic growing tyranny. Tho company Af
,is,c,ca with I'm. ~~rv!cc. Of Knight 0i Labor and
nov SLOWLY. but surely doing the e"lne WIN i"''n'''
II the ,w,tchueu', Mutual Al AN-"clalgn' \ IA r
number Of thee sWtcbm,n haN" porn g. ''' 90 "''
SUPERINTENDENT VOoiheos wien %"h bN 4 mum
uoiter Yesterday said that reductions IN ,' N'"''
forrc were icing made continually. an" 4i"t Nv T.
uincanoe should De attached 10 r"oc dI'"dsc'' d.
| was All in the way Of business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
NORMAL coLLEeE SENIORS AEorSrD.

Great INDIGNATION exists among the di-nihra S'n'~
of n.. Normal College, over an order "ri'i Wa i'urH
l,y President Hunter on Friday. iorulddnf dancing 900
the calls hcalm " II WIS all caused b} h"Ird hi'h
Introductory" cried three OF the i'rr'' '"''' i'Pi
-eufltivcs to a Tribune reporter last evening" at b.
.u outrage aided one. and the order should H.
withdrawn II i, the custom Of th" -cniors t. dance
i'm ,I ,Ii.rhcliun during the noon rccc,-. Yesterday
a lttlc Introductory. who had no night to enter Tire
toom Joined in the dancing although she had "a PLY
.l,an', certificate in her pocket SAYING mat she We
too sick to attend college. The result "a- that she
fell I'm 81 iant And on thHt account Doctor Hunt
iGi, ordered II, 60 give up dancing during recess !
Isn't II Just too mean t
Ihcre T. general belief that DR.. Hunter Will listen
To- the eloquent pcdngS 81 the young women ana VIII
restore coitcntmcnt 10 the senior class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

Detroit, Pee. -. The Last session ~ tine Fedora
non ol Ii"d"s BEGAN I'M morning. Chairman
Foster. Of the special committee the eight hour
day, reported thai they affirmed the dc, " the
eight hour day tEat the campaign adapted IA 1880
be followed and that tie Federation a>~"ss the unions
two cents per week per capita Tor nvc weeks. 20
procure the fund, they lett thc choice ~ the
unions f. tie Executive Committee, but recommended
the coal miners the proper people t. follow tho
crpoEt -. After fur her dchat" lie commit tee
retired FOR conference. and shortly after rp,r-d Ia
favor q! tie selection o. the coal miners +, lead III,
eight lOur G,ht uuauinou, vote idppicd ia,
report. President GOnpc.s sid both employer, and
"Hplo,"- would feel the Importance ~ the demand
for ci-lt hour, by The coal MINER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14

Washington Dec. - tSp'' dli.-A preliminary report
ha- been made hy the board officer authorized under
last years Fertilization act 10 select a site for an
army gun ia"0ry Thc board directed special INJURY
10 the facilitc Tor producing steel forsiuss for hgi
power guns on the Pacific. similar Investigation wa,
made ~ ~" vicinity o. the Rock Island arsenal Ia,
Indianapolis arsenal. and on the Gulf Coast.
II wa' desired that the guu-actOfy should be placed
with Wow 10 the easy and convenient delivery OF
foFgngs. II j. understood That the board in the pre-
hmInary report, makes no recommendation a. T.
locality except that the factory should be erected on
the Pacific Coast The Board went into discussion
the capacity. cost Of erection and equipment gun
factories ~ different points II i, sad Thai the board
iavOrs site ~ Kcncca Arsenal Cal, hnt this IA,
not been officially confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
THorSt,Dy ar DgLLlRS FOX the TEACHERS.

When the books Of the treasurer Of the fair Fl the
Teachers Mutual Benefit As,ocaton at LenoA Lyccum,
wcr,, balanced last evening It found that the re-
cc pts up that time, little more than 100000
A. the fair VIII not close until December 20 y b. De
Frece the director, Is confident that $4,000 Will be
realized by the teachers
Mr. DC Frcce announced last evening that the doors
of the Lyceum from tomo on. will be open at !
O'Clock In tn afternoon. Til, change was found ucccs-
sary on account Of the large number Of people who
daily desire 10 visit the fair additional fee viii be
charged also hereafter for admission 10 Tn" cdnca-
tloual exhibit In the basement Of the lyccun. Chll
den ~ III not permitted to attend tn fair In the
ing The bazar VIII remain closed 10 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
r,rrD FOR \ QUARTER or \ NuMoN.

c,nr',-,u Dec. l3.-An Application Wa maze i'',
.,..,,, hy William Bcil for t"c appointment ~ d"
receiver for the large d1 goods hor-' d Hc'' " LIFT
!, Co.. Of th, .iiy and for d..,o.'to1 OF i'f'''''.'
r,. nc.i,,,a ac-e> thc agm u Doe ia''',e"
',n,,,tyc %, the principal preferred 'nf tor,
I,,,r, Iach. on for tic ohio N'lc' N''l'N'' I''." "
Cincinnati and Leo Frank for '"''' '' " ~.
''''- .-,.e chattcl mortgage .rc out. Leo
r,, o',,a, 4 ~. l,bIre, at S-65.oro: as'ci, at
10 0op n, though, That "a" trin ".d %, n.,.
rr,mnc Au,r-,, -3.a. ami i"Ac'ri wa. w." ~, u,e
-. .f. -irlrg.icv 3d. a." money ""i "' ,,.
w., r. a,..a- End dnu trade are Cause give" i'' '"'
,cluuo,ary eolui!fd,s HIcni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
AFFAIRS OF TIE BARKER BROTHERS
COMPLICATIONS OVER \ Trust WHICH TT Is
SAID TIE FIRM MADE FOR THE DLNNIT
CERTAIN DEpOSITOkS.

COMPLICATIONS OVER \ Trust WHICH TT Is
SAID TIE FIRM MADE FOR THE DENLiIT
or CERTAIN DEPoSTToRS.
Philadelphia. Dec. LITTLE Glad Life Insurance
AID Tuist Company today filed IN the once OF the
IrothonOtary Of the Courts the company'N own bond
for 100000 security for trust resigned la'' week
by Abraham Barker and Wharton Barker. The trust
which il IS said Barker, made was lor the benefit
NJ certain dcpOsi;orS with Barker Brothers ~ Co.
should the claims Of these favored dcpo'iors prove Il"
I've well founded, IL Will take from the assets OF the
firm now in tho hands ~ the assignee securities who's"
lar value j, considerably in excess of *2oO,ooO but
whose market value Is really less than the Sl''O OF
deno>its for whsl the securities 10 be he'd a.
collateral.
The trust created on september - last, almost
two months prior to the announcement OF the SuSpcn-
sor of the Barkers. IT Is claimed that by that deed 81
trust the securities, list Of winch Is gwen IN inc
petition Of Abraham Barker and Wharton EarAer "a
lac relieved Of their dui4t- trustees. separated
from the Others the firm. t. secure the subscribers
10 the formation OF the American ana European Finance
Corporation, Limited for which Barker brothers Co.
were 10 be the financial agents.
The petition OF the Barker, represented that they
we're hampered IN the discharge OF the duties Of Tie
trust by their financial enbaras sment and desired tc
he relieved The Girard Trust Company sugges te1
for the appointment trustees In place Of the Bankers
the change approved by the court and security
was fixed at 100000. The finance corporal on
which Is primarily interested in the special deposit had
not yet been established. 1t wa, 70 be Of London.
Its prospectus issued from London IN July last
When the Barker Brothers made their assignment the,
passed the securities II their assignee Edward
MeueT After TIE failure, when demand WAS mad,
ON Barker Brothers & 90. for The securities, the de
pOstogs Informed that they ctd conc. all b.,
rest. into the hands Of Assignee Meer. who did mo-
think he had any right Of his NoliLOn 10 lGtIt
back 10 any claimant any part Of the p.pcrty IN Ia
possession without the claim being determined by
court. Barker Brothers a. Co. did not think that i
would he the proper thing 70 appear in court SUN,
their assignee, and, IN consequence. il agree
10 have change in the personnel Of the trustees With
out any opposition in court, tire applications when mad
gere granted al once. IN order secure possess OI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
SEVERAL FIRMS N TRoI BE.
rrvpor,rlLY ENBtERt~S"p-T"o
FAILURES ANNorNtL2

THE rYow PRINTING >Nn BooNBiN'iN' w.
rrypop,r1Iy ENBtER>~SHp-TWo
rNrrErS ANNOUNCED.
non,., sheriff Murphy has taken possession ol '''r
oo,v ,r1 If pcttierew a Nelson. al '''' "'.. ,,
ru,entx eighth st. on eNccut On dfIfe"A''"o 49,
~ which ~ 500 was in favor oi Fo"' i ",,
GO :, tavor Of J. y. y. C,poN. Dawn F''"tIc"
started the business about zen H''N "'
: 7 Nelson III February last. - ,.
Tn. r,ods Of the Druid NILS Manufacturing OH
many makers Of COTTON Guck AT Baltimore anu NoDT
inrv Md were sold in tins CITY oE h''"'"0'
Turner 4 CO.. Of No. 100 paahc ''' No''1'r''
r,,or said that the business lftd been "ui 1T
wears past and that WAS probably '"' I'"N0' Va
talIuro The company consigned COCO mere O"' '''
- ~ hand nov. He dA not Think tie ii"biii'',
I'D ovceod 500 900 inside If tr; moHgiS''' wv"
th.v were due principally to Baltimore pam,
tborpb the company might owe soEe'h'hs !" W" '
for cotton. ,, ,.c,d.y that
7. was reported in financial c'f'l'N N''''''', ,d
~. Itm,,i,c and B0okb.nduE company "''
oshed an extension Of four months on '"''' ,,.n
aror bcar,n. the Endorsement O. IT, y. IHnr"''' WI"
,os hor rcaaiIv granted by four hirN- hoion' H. u"
r. tho rcoucst was mad. III" amohIN 81 F'F
mn. WAS not definitely known. but ia W. o,,.,
o,a,.a mat the lnporcr, and traders Ne" -
~ e. that $50 coo If il had BEEN pace" y,
aud some ulacei directly with TIE h"ihN'
-, n ,no I,npor,c,s ana Trader Bank -'" S'
,ardav tHst ne wa, very sorry ~" H'''''' 49,
nubic As the company. hc believed. wa p!l'''i'
n, III ham; held some Of u, n"tcs, w!H'n Nt'' -
tended st lie request Of thc COMPANY a. J." ' T.
these when il Is 20 hard - ~ '''H o,.,
hank would d. all in il power hoi u pc ' ..
~, 49,, ,,o. discounted b. ,ic laah foI the ''"P''F
have hcea indor>ed BY II. +. flur'o'' ara ''' '''"
mai bit worried about them f. N'' liIuT Do -.,
nov, 80 hi a.,ct- foot, up bctac"n S"'""." "''
- 600 900 Ny Per.iu, undc. "a 'd't inc conn.
on,v wanted Temporal, &cc,mm 'dau.r' u"'A '''i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
,xcrr,srD COURAGE ~ WALL STREET NAH -

INCREASED COURAGE IN WALL -" o., t-.,
,,"' ,,o ,.tlremert Of 100000 Clearing House
'o.,',,a,.s ,rd q iavorabie bank statement "'n''
showed Iarsc increase in money and N~"'e' n''''
t,ther 10 inia-c courage into the Wall street mar
Yesterday. At The stock Exchange the cfN p''
ware affected unfav,rally bT report OF '''.'
failure in London bat inquiries H'n' "'" ',' r',,
.'.,...o ,,cn,,,,r of tie London s;'rh EHcla e.
in vcvYo-i o. visit said that the br hc9 -
hsa fai,ci had few American or other -cr"r'uo-' he
wa, positive that the failure had haA 10 '''''' VI
prices. . . ,i.,,.... c,r.ig
Vie retirement of 100000 Cleir!us Iou-r ''' 80
cate, leave, the amount Al - ,,"''" ~ Va. l..uNn
.at,,,,ant t-a. considered favorable, t- u VIZ ~
ihSt the recent payments W rho FTca, Snd Hr
cornt for much IN thr average W. ,,.. uli. n
,,.i., liam the Official showing. i"' '.'" ''
Ir.d I'M Tie midst q: a smart r1'i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
4 CIJILD'S TERRIBLE DEAlH'
Az OPERATION on HER THROAT.

.,.,..rr rtrNSrEGN WAS CH0EED BY Pf\Nul
.u.rd. WHICH \ orRGEoy's iNsrEr-
MENrs FAILED 70 DIoLouGE.
,.tc, upon a marble Sab in the Gca1ho"-c II
,.,r,rc Uo>pital yesterday wa, the BODY "i 'c"''''
.,ir tnc pretty rttc daughter OF Nr'. Augusta
- IN III orchard \ score Of do'i"r'
H'r'' ,o.r,,r star ,tcod near. mcntly watching
.''" .. c,r,ror weston. vino was making u diiE'n
~ r,,rc the vital organ, Of the Girl Tot '"c
.;,.,.b The doctors were greatly inie'c''c'
a., c.., lcclu,c Trey had made heroic a'''"F'
to save the little ones me- ,. am,
10 ,',,.o y,.,, 4 good uiturcd bright litc thing '''
IT,, ,,,. I'M, ON thc n.uf with som" pru!c b"'h' WV
..,, .fcrnoon suddenly began to cough ana '"'"'
., hud rad a bad cold. ami Ms h'f'''''"' NV
NV ,ac q, thc room. thought that il Wa onN q
.,, ,,,urh that accompanied the c'H. nc ''' ~
| Liant M the coughing. turned black III U' '''
W" 49,, 80, thc floor iu COMMISSIONS. ..F-. i'I"
1'' ,f.ti,, t,orr Va, something IA iu' emu b
,,,, ,,t,cd her on INC ba'k' stood hcf -" '''
49,, and I'D All that she or an" nrIGn'"r' '""' "'''
,..i,. r,lcf TIE clIld soon became eA''"S' ~ ''
A.. rc.p.tcin. thinking tat She Wa "y NJ "'"r'
f., , blanket aud hurried ~ i'et ~ N"' ''"''
Bellevue Hospital ATM, moment
nr Ioln ~ Eroo,c had ihc "po "''' ', ~.
i-..-t.. u-,D.n- e." t" oi'''.'' Lain,
vs. .,, iu i,,r va. 100 bad cr.''i"'' "'''
H., ,r,p, pneumonia. and 10 the "-I' u'''' ''
. ,,hillln. .-lpud - the az r"''''" 49,,
,.,, .,ay. Tho cid- Strength wa ''r''. '.,
,...r,. ror.h wa weaker ana '"''' ,.. .i,.
L.t calling Dr. walter N"'l u a. '.' .,I.
I1 y,. quickly placed On an 'P' ''''.7 ,..,, r.,
e.. v,,l Acd tnc ch!'- he'" anu ''''
MIC .op.ra,i a. rapids a. p'-''' ,..., hollow,
40 ,, ..r...,.. ,ud ,>tcndlnc t'" D.. h'' "'N"
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moderate programme outlined TO-DAY ana WIZ proO',rS
MOT acrep, il either in caucus o. m Ia" SehH''
plrmb and Mr. Teller still insist tI%' no'nS ,Sor CON.
-, ccinare viii satisfy the far Yves. an" M, ia.
trTe 70 threaten another liver coai.uon WI no
Ds,nocracy Their opposition WIZ uo',oU 1 enc lime
the adoption of any dcnmi" poEIdl wv i 49,. NV
vet and few result oi ans ''H lt .riiv 81
looked for from Mondays can i~ 'l. cc,,,,o.tc,
tIs committee recognized the ur>a factory 'i,' ,,
81 the partial agreement thI> rcaricd tn[ at,rnrt
~ selectng Subcommittee - 'oiuhuc T'' oT qtfle
~ arriye al > biOad and C0WIr"h"I>N - ,,o..,
n,ont The members ~ the -UhcoWI ~ ~, /, h.,
sber,nar Allison. Aldrich. Plumb ana - diri
generally conceded that tn -u'cuH'"h'''' %
emit and tires1me task before H.
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,rr.Ir. OF THE DRUID MILE

Baltimore. Dec II )Spccah'-M m,t""-
al'c. ,lo.,,i, company it was decided t" Apply
rn,r,. f. n,rnit the trustees 70 continue .'
location Of tie mill- \ committee ''hsl''nS W.
i,rr.enrA;ive Of Rail- Groticr.' No" >''A.
rhomas Of the Merchants National Lam an" i'' ,
cromwel director IN tie National i"'""' W ,,'.,,
more. was appointed g. ac win t made ri me
the ,n showed ;ha, IN round rumrrl me ,1G
100000: liabilities T4Vl'o"i ' winning today.
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KILLED HIMSELF WHILE ms WIFE ALLfT.

Patrick Els nfty seven years oi'' -'''' '"''' E
o..1,,+.od suicide las, night by jumping mt" The
c t.,,o the seconds story window Of the hoA-e where
& lived. 40 4.o24 second ave. lie wrs instantly
KILLED BY ne fill.
rus had been i'll for many wccis, md Vas a.
,,rcs dclirious and his wife kept constant ""''
upou him lest lie should XII hne"il Lh1' hs.l;
fue rosa from his bed and tire" himself mo me yaFd
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