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SEATTLE.
SPOKANE.

seettle. ......-......- 0 S o-s
Spokane .- 0 0 0 0 / IS
Runs earned-oh Lange s, Conover4
.ksohAse hits-Shea. Shosncek, Mcdonald .
sssnsel, Mannasseu. ktopf.
nsreesease hits-Lange, Hernou, Powell
liza mate-of LANCE 9. OF Conover IA
ms. mes a. bat of each pitchers opponent
Lsaget q, Conover's So
. aeeo,e plals-shea TO Shoeneck, Mutton IN
a SAAss on called bAlls-By LANCE s, by Coaoyer
,. uses ron being hit by pitched hail-By
Ssraek e1t-Ry Iange :. by Ccnovsr2
Passed oalls-By IIsau,sr
sine OF gane-s.0a
lnpIre-Con sirothers
seoEer-FertGs Baxter
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Prizefght stopped by q sherifr.

bIRMIsGHAM. Ala, July 10-Last night the
sheriff stopped the prizeight between Smith A.
Davis, OF Buffalo, and Eugene McElroy.
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.ses- oeorge and George wesslske cana over
sse seems .sesiaa Yesterday and saw the gsrns trnT,
p.-.,.s..lse players bench The res, Of the
e,,-. "a" wiz arrive this morning.
nssis - ssyder was given his release l..,
Manager Powell and immedi.,sly
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Western Association.
OMAHA, Juiy l0.-omaha Ia, Lincoln
kansas CITY, July 10-Kansas City s. Dem
yer z.
SIOUX CITY, July 1o.-The game between Du-
inth and home team postponed on account OF
rain.
Following is the standing of the cIubz up to
today, including Yesterdays games:
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California League.
SAN JOSE, Cal, July 1o-san Jose Is, san
Francisco 10.
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The sunday excursions on the steamer Kirk
land are growing in popularity. Take the Yes
Ter avenue cars
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PORTLAND Plays rop.x.
rom Arrou and Md Camp WIN Try 4

o n ana Md Camp WIZ Try to
Guido Each Other.
After month 5 absence the pn-,,.,a .u, a.
here again, and viii play the sr,t oI . -. -
Tour games with seattle this sfts-noo, ssJs~.
AWE. Gran, Tom Parrot, Noss and ali the o,ss,
isseFiEes VIII appear. Kid Csu,p viii ~, ~
sne box Tor the home team and .,Cyelona,, To-, =.
rarrosi will do The twirling for me visitor,
sandy AepeFmott IS back rom T.co-,.
sae will umpire the game. The prohas,e n,.SA-
w and batting order of the teams VIII be:
usa<s.e Portland
SSs.aen, Z. L Lsts.rL
49, l. George, Ii
psoorne, C. q
ssnGsa. c l. MaIz. D.
NrSssnesA' ! Q. 9leBalviI, eh
YssssA1, tNestsake, So
ls.s~ G PARROT, b
tsrse 6rsff, c
u. P&rrott D
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DO Yor Ne.

Clothing or furnishidg goodss If 90. attend the
"ShoysI Ont sale" Of Hysms. Psuson & Co. be-
ginning today
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The burning OF the distllery of Holland & Co.,
At Deptiord, England, Thursday, caused loss
Of SlnA1fA.
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standing an fhe f,Inh.-

Following is the standing of each of the four
clubs OF the Pacific Northwes: League 10 date:
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WALLA wALLA ADDITION,
On James street car line. Brewer & Huagass.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-16
gieneite Nad)ri@ten bcs Sulal1bes

s8 a II fel a, Dts., IL. 9lpril. II,
10 llbr 9cltern sbene 'purbc oas bctost
gDcpaor G9riitian pricic bolbnadeno al,
Dem Tubbooen ibrcr Wobnun9 lic9enb
!, ,gcfunbcn. Die Trau NOR tobt unb Sc
@}onn lag in ben leeten 3iiscn. Nrici
nor rs uno feinc Jrau 72 Se5rc alt
Cine Morbtbat lit oubcr 3lociicl.
6 Gbica9o, o, II. Npril. Inter SCI
Intlase, GUS Simo, ODio, nit Bet Groa
ocS Ycnjcnin Blade our69e6rannt ),
iein, 1T bier Nbrobom Ofcilic uerbcftc
worocn. D3eilie la0t ii6cr Bic Nnflo9
uno Seist Gin Document Dor, lout mel
6cm glafe ibm bas tbeucre Weien sesc'
3ablung uon IS iiberlicB. Trau Wlof'
1T so, Mci1ie 21 SATIRE aft.
9art, Mi@., IL. 9(pril. S(m Mon:
tag Na9mittos sing bet 5 Sabre o(te
Gobic Sips nit 5'uei d!teren &naben in
Ser cine Galbe MeiIe ntfer,,tcn Dal0, ,oo
Sic &nabcn 3udcro6orn6dume an,apfcu
woQtcn. f!eine goo;e sin9 rueiter ii,
bcn Wolb ul:o mar lbon ;luei @stunbea
bon Sen onoern Gno6en uernlibt, ale
bieic na@ 0ouie famcn. 9o1e an 800
ylanncr nIa6ten -fid lofort cui, I'M ben
Wolo gu bur@itreiicn, a6cr n;Gts ros,~::e
Don oc,u &na6en cnt5etft ,pcrben. sSoDl
a5cr iano man bic SpureA cincs Wdrcn
'nb cs 1T ni1t un:uorie1cin(;9, bab Ser
Gleinc uon Der Beitie iortgcldlept lit.
6 81 eF f, Tera5, II. 9[pril. -
Gin nit GrprcBIa6en belabener Mascn
1purbc lctten Oieritag Na@mittcs naGe
2orebo pon eiucr 0anoe nostictcr Gcrle
ongcfeQcn, bic Den &uti@er tootcten uno
oca Bagcs. icirc5 Sn9alts I'M Wcrt5c
BON etma 5000 beraubtcn.
g c III Dort, II. Tpril. ,Ir 2oufe
BET leeten "a Gtuuocn fine ia Iooes>
fdQc, oauon % in Jo(se Ser Grippe,
9c'ncIbet 'uorocn. Sm @an3tn itarben
I'M 2aufe Der WoGe los @rippesaran'e.
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SWDaIS Dat et.uaS 0clcrnt.

Gr> Genator Sngalls Don &anjas
! iagtc iii Baltimore ouf Scr Iur6rcijc
11o3 Ne,o Dorf int 9auie einer llnter>
rconns ilber Tormcr>2lQian;cn, BAH Sic
gepcgnug 9r0bcrcG imeniioncn anna9me
ais bic neiItcn 2eute I'M Often cnSl>
nsDmcn bercit iinb. 0ic Darmcr fnO gu
Der llebcr5casung Sclo'1St, bab picl l1az
redt s:Id);eGt ,no bag .cuf irSc"o cine
|rt abDiiifc sci@aficn 'usrben mu5. Gc5
SSed1st4um bcr Sr9aniio wcr teiu
pl5hli9es, lit picl'nebr clln,dDli9 BON
!nncn 9erpn5scforrn,cn uno bclo loir6.
Sit 9(aiance ciHe Grluolage Ba5c', Sic
oIlen 2luItrenGungsn Ger pclitiie9ca Naiz
tatoEea, lie 5llm Wantcn ;u 5rin9c'1,
lpottt:. Die bcitcbenbcr pol;t;j@sr
Tcrtcien m0scn jc5o9 our6 i5re plats
forn, n:o bllrd Bic 81 rominircubcA
Ganoibaten Der 9llliancc iol9c 3uScitano<
niiIc 'noGcr, bab bic Mit9liebcr Scriclz
ben mSsi;t3cr Wciie gu iDrcn reipeetiuen
occrocn iii ocm cj!oubcn ;uruffcbrcu,
bag bic S@docn, bic iic 81 bcilcn iu1cu,
uon iDren cigcncn altsn Gortcien obsc<
l@afjt rcrben f1nnen.
- (2tu5 bcr acknowledgements.
ONi,icr CT: ,Wer bat bes Eulper crz
fllnoen?" -Refrut: ,Wa9rids;uli1
elmer pon Der Nrtllcric."
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.9pnb on, 49,, 9(pril. Ginc Oepc,

2onb on, 49,, 9(pril. Gine Depcs
lc5e aus Earis melbet, oaB bic fransDii:
| iDcu Iomirdle bic Ncuberung oes bout:
l6cn &oiIcrS, oab i'm ndGfcn &ricse bit
ocutldc Jlotte bic frans0iiiebe nit eincu
sroben @1lasc ucrni6ten 1uiiroc, beip6ts
tcln uno beld6eln. Die 6ransolcn iinS
iider, bob iie gut Sec ibr llberscui61
auiredt erboIteu f0nnen, mag ibr Sdbid.
Ial su 2anoe iei,l, lpie es wulle Gi,,
9tbmiral bat ii6 babin aus9ebriidt, oal
Die be'lti4e Ulottc ibrcs &aiiers ,,sroBe;'
S9lag" ni9t iiberlcben ,piirbe, uno
bab cine Seei@labt nit Trantrcib fiji
Dcutl@lano 10 pcrban3niBuoll lein ,uiirs
De, ute Qiila fiir Stalicn. A..
sSn anberen &reilen ,uerbeu bic 8cs
mertllnsen oes &aiicrs 10 binseitellt,
elS o6 ct cinen &rie9 init Jroufrei9 uorlt
3aune brc6et ,upllc. Die 0eri itclung
pOn Boiicn 1T Urenfreib fit bic ruiz
lij1c 9(rnee ,pirb nit allcn &rGftcn be-
icDIcuuigt u,1o bas ru{IiId)e Seer ,utrb
blnen &ursen1 nit 9tepstir9elpe3ren
aus9eriiitct iciu. Gs beibt, oab pr6z
liocnt Gornot bauptid@lid fit oicle
idnelle ,3criteGun9 DON g8oTfen Don bcr,
Gsaren nit bep ct. 9lnoreas Oroeu bez
leGut ,porocu 1T. 4
Der gerie5t, baB bet Goiier leine
Sa9brcile auf9c9eben fat uno itott beilen
Die Jcit1nsen en ocr fronsOiii9en @rens
Sc inipiSiren wia, 1T ui6t icbr errn,1tbis
scrO fit bic Grbaltlln9 ocs Trieoens.
ginc Snlpettion oer Teitun9en an oer
ruilii6cn @ren5e piro fol9en. SIS it
feline Tra9e, oaBin Del1ti9lono QlQes AT
bcmna6itiscn s(usbru@ oes &ric9es
9laubt, un6 Sen offisteIlen 6rieoenspers
ii9erung miro tcin 0lauben 9eidentt.
General 9lloeopu, Gommonocur bes
I, 9lrn1cecorps, tritt na3 SO jdbriser.I
Dienitseit NIT ben, fe6parsen NOlerorbcn
belobnt, in ben @Ybeitano.
Sn 2eipsi9 ioll cine grobe 9(usitcuun9
bet @onuention bes rot5en &renscs itatt>
finoeu. Die beit Nrt, mic cine 9(rnlee
int Telbe st pcrpilegen, ioa balelbit &C.
,cist ueroen, ioYie alQes, mas ouf boS
21mbulons.ucien Besu9 fat.
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9 rmin9ba nj, Nla, IL. 9(priI.
se't einisen Ia9cn ucrioI9te BET Sdcriii
Sanoers, bon nebrcren 9(iiillenten be-
9leitet, Der Neser Charlie Sa9sDp, ,pcts
ber neulib III Blodton ben Golisilten
WOODS eri9ob. sc ltern fanb ,nan ben
MorSer in Sobn Citation, ais bas
ldmarse S@csllol aber ocr 9camten anz
ll1ti9 'puroc CAB ct Teuer uuo perlpun.
octe cincn bet @ebulfssS6erifis. Sclo
Oarauf lag Ser Gcrbrc9er, Don swan3is
Eugc'n 9etroiicn, tost am 9oben.
| 8 J tca ., 12. 9lpril. Scit Scr
grpben 6euersbrunit Don 1871 1T Gbis
cn9o pou feincr 8ranotatoltropbe Deimz
gelu9t ,poroeu, bic einen . beoeutcnoen
s9aoen an9eridtet bdtte, wie Die Don
Scltcrn sibeno. Wie banals brab audi
o;esmal bas Jener 1T eincu StaIe aus;
Der a1seri9tete S1oocn, Der nur snn
E9e'l onr@ Nsrii9ertns 9eoctt lit, wirb
al;I cinc 9@titlion Dollars seGatt. Cas
5cucr cntital,S lit ei1lem Stole bintcr bet
Mobelfobrif oe5 So9n 81. Gmptb an
sSelt NfociIou Strabe lt,o pcrbrcitcte iid)
nait riciser ScDns4isfcit Iber Sic beaatbz
barten &jsb8uoc. 2ll3 bic erlte Sprise
aNT Dem Sraaoplase eriGien, batten bic
Ulamn'el1 bereits 6a5 t6ouS, lit pel6cm
1i9 &oDl & WtiOoelton's Dime zWtuIeum
5efano, ersriifen; balo 0arauf iton0 au1
oas fiinfit0di9c 6eymartet= G'ebaube, int
,pel9cm bic Yccples GIotbin9 81. i5r
Eager batte, in Ulanuncn. IS lit bciz
naDe ais Elm @unber 81 bctro9ten, bab
ii0 bic 5unoerte Don Dienieben, wel9e
lid wabrenb bet &ataltrop5e in benz
DlmczOeuieum aufbiclten, ian,mtli9
rettcn fonntcll, AUDI Bic bort sur S9au
seitelltcn Gurioiitdtcu - 32icj cjcnbomen,
Der Sunge NIT oen oidcn &opi, ,3wcr9c,
Nlbinos II. (. ~. tonntcn TT Si1erbeit
aebra1t 'uerben. S6limmer erstns es
ciner SUaar bon Qlifcn, Sic, pon cincln
polii'itsn nus ibrcm &dii9c 9clailen, ii9
IN Die Ulan1mcn ltiir;ten uno pcrbrannten.
,Sm 6apmartetzI Ibeater, belien Dad
w6breno bet Sorltelli1u9 uon ben Tlan,n,z
el, er9riHea 'uoroeu roar, 1uurDe
nit fnapper Not5 cine 8anit pernieocu;
in benz itorfcn @eoran9e eriitten mcbrere
,5rauen Verleeun9en. 9ia4 bcn bisbcrz
lgen 0toDridtcn ltelt f1 bet G9abcn
|pie fol9t: 5. u, Smpt1, $500, 900;
Gobl q Mfioblcton, $s5, 900 9&eclp
Bros, S1u1lo9er, $50, 600 Sioelbert
'tampfer, ,Sltuelicr, SIS, 900; III lireo
Seats, Sopetc1, $50, 900 ; Yacr Bros,
3iite, $40, 600 /; Wt. Srrman, Gigarrc.1,
;25, 900 ; 9annab d 1os9, Spirituos
GU, $40, 900; 0aynlarfetsgbcater $40,
300: $. 81. SmytD, Der ben bcoeutcnc>
ten 0erlult crlcioet, 1uar nlr nit$l25,
100, ucrlld)trt; gar teiue yerii@crun9
raSen Aobl g. a&ibolcton, bcrcu Yoliccn
lcAliD obSelaufcn uno nigt crneuert
oorOeu ,parcu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City. "a.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City. 49,.
Will Bippus, Of Dayton, is in the city.
Mrs. Louis Battelle, Of Findlay, is the
guest of her parents here.
Mr.. G. A. woodward, of Parkersburg,
is here, the guest Of his brother Gill.
Bert Lasure, Of FindldyT,is here for
the summer the guest OF his parentso on
Gravel Hill.
Mrs. Husbands and daughter Annie,
accompanied by Miss Flora Carr, were
the guests OF Wheeling friends yester-
4 great crowd Of peGbhsa Ne
depot to bid William Bolte and party
good-by yesterday. They sail for France
Saturday.
Rev. L. w. Barr left Inst night for
Minneapolis, Mimi, as q delegate to
the Young Peoples Christian Endesyor
Society meeting. ,4ot a wofto' isum
The Mercantile Club has completed
arrangements for moonlight hop at
Wheeling Park tonight in honor Of
Isaac Blum and bride. II the weather
permits delightful time is expected.
Constable Charles Minamyer was here
Monday and yesterday, looking for; the
young man Bowers, who got away from
him after being arrested for robbing
Charles Wilson, the butcher. AS yet
his whereabouts are unknown.
A street car driver named ]. w. Riley,
of Monroe county. assaulted and in
suited Mrs. Louis Larochey andywas sent
to her home by Superintendent Rode.
wig to apologize for his rudeness to the
lady. The matter was talked over, and
one word brought on another, until,
Mr.. Laroche being called in, fight en-
sued. The driver was knocked down
and terribly whipped for his insolenCe,
but during the scutlle he used a knife to
good effect, cutting a brother Of Mr..
Iaroche's, who stepped in to take a
hand. Young Laroche was badly cut
on the arms several times. Superin-
tendent Rodewig, of the street car line,
then interfered aud took the driver to
the lookup. He was released on Rode
wigs going his bail, but was after
ward re-arrested and locked up on the
cutting charge. The racket all took
place within few seconds, in the shoe
Store of Laroche, in the Fourth ward,
but it created quite an eXcitementstor;a
little while and was the talk 6t the
town. Mr.. L. Laroche is member OF
Council. Riley is still awaiting his
trial. Warrants were sworn out for the
Messrs. Laroche and Mr.. Mitchell, a
neighbor who took part. They APP
pcared and were released, subjectstb5 a
call at any time. % 80
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AoRAzY cH1cAGoAN.
Terrible Plight Of Or. John Baptist Brown
n Windy City spITituhiist.

Terrible Plight Of Or, John foptist Brown
a Windy City spIrituhiist.
NEW YoRK, July San elderly, gray
bearded, neatly-dressed, but wild.eyed
man entered the Church street police
station Saturday and told the sergeant
on duty that he had been robbed Of a
gold watch and s8OOiu money in lodg-
ing house in Greenwich street. Ward
Detective Carey was detailed ito accom-
pany the man TO the place, as the lat
ter said he could not recall the number.
They went 10 several lodging houses,
each of which the stranger said he was
positive was the right one, but the pro
prietors Of which denied emphatically
that they had ever seen him before. II, .
During their walk THE stranger told
the detective that his name was Or.
John Baptist Brown, q physician OF CHI
cago. In rambling and incoherent
way he added that he was a Spiritualist.
He had, he said, materialized over sixty
spirits OF the illustrious dead, and had
converted upward OF one thousand per
sons to Spiritualism. He had been In q
trance since coming to New York
Wednesday last, and when he awoke
Saturday found his valuables gone and
the door Of his room locked on the out
side. -.- r =
The detective became convinced that
the man was demented. and on their re;
turn to the station house so informed
the Sergeant, when it was decided to
lock him up. On being searched a Pis'
tol and q long dirk knife were found in
his pockets. He explained his having
them in his possession by the fact that
his life had been threatened by the An
archists Of Chicago, who were trucking
him to kill him.
Detective Carey took the man to the
Tombs Police Court yesterday, where
Justice 0'Reilly committed him to the
custody OF the Commissioners OF Chair
ties and Correction for examination.
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q. .. SMITH,
jyl 122O MARKET STREET.
FOB RRNT.
FOR SHLR.


Three.roomed house, National road, S76o.
Double frame house on Baltimore street.
Desirable new residence on South Front street.
100 acres land, Greeley county, KnnSas, $500.
Sixteen lots IN J, and J, X Baker addition.
No. s. and 81 sixteenth street
No, 96N and 26ss Chapllne GtTeet
Thlrty.ive acres Stone and coal land ,Rush Run,
Ohio.
sGventy.Hve acres land, Short Greek.
Seventeen and 6he-h6lf acres land, one.hali
milo west lower point OF Island.
Desirable residence one mile west Of Bridge
PIE s Ssi and onshnll aosos Of land peaswes
M Ne; SSi7 South street ttAo late Hubbard, ssvi
III Three and Onehalt acres,ot land in Liberty
!. 10. 4sgo wetsol street. ground DbySooteel
No. Zl31 aid 2s9s Wood street.
\ Twelty.one shares Riventde Glass Work.
No. 9 Alley 3, corner Alley B and Alley. s.
Nos. SOi0 and an Main street. y,
Eighteen acres Of land one milo, east OF Kim
Grove. Fronts about 800 feet on iNationRl road,
with four oomed trame house and 2O0truittreek
Price, q, 500
Lotto By iso feet Elm GROVE.
Nos. 81 and 50 Alley 10. riI
Nos. 1901 and 1905 ChApline street.
No. 1905 McCollooh street.
No. 302s McCollooh street.
No. Nl0 aud 2ll2 Main street.
No. 2O0i and 2006 Mdn street. m 4f4
No. atoi Market street -
No. % Ohio street
No. 1s9 South Penn street.
No. 90 North Front street-ground 90 by about
/ No. 2a14 Eof street.
No. 1000 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08

DETROIT, MICH, July Judge Reilly
has decided the case of the Bank OF
Montreal vs.. the Potts Salt and Lumber
Company, recently failed. The bank
asked the foreclosure of mortgages
aggregatihg 100000. The fight against
it came from the unsecured creditors
who thus saw their security slipping
away. The Judge affirmed the validity
OF tho mortgages holding corporation
and the same right to prefer creditors
as had an individual,
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Our cntInnlIc PonnlntIon.

WASHINGTON, uly7.-superintendent
Porter, of the Census Bureau, has in
preparation and will soon issue bul.
letin upon the membership Of the Ro-
man Catholic church in the United
States by Suites and counties. The bull
letin will show that the membership
now numbers 6,250,000 COMMITMENTS
over fifteen years OF age. This minimum
limit of age to fifteen years will be i'd
hered to in statistics Of other churches
which are in course of preparation.
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WASHINGTON, July Assistant Sec
rotary Nettleton to-day appointed Tay-
lor Eaunce and Lawrence L. Brown, OF
Philadelphia, special agents of the
Treasury Department to investigate the
cases OF the keystone and Spring Gar
den national banks of Philadelphia.
These gentlemen were nominated by
the mayor OF Philadelphia as expert nc
countants in accordance with sugges-
ton by the Treasury Department,
They will report to Assistant Secretary
Nettleton for instructions,
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Tho pre,ItIent Coo, raining.

CAPE MAY POINT, N. j, July s.-A
breeze that whipped the ocean into
white crested waves greeted the Presi-
dent whea no arose this morning. The
continuous and ardrous work that the
Chief Magistrate put in with the Post
master General over the provisions Of
the subsidy bill were concluded last
night, and this morning when he step
ped out on the porch he felt free to en-
Joy the life giving wind that was blow.
ing the curtains Of the cottage into all
sorts of fantastic shapes. A fishing and
Grabbing trip in the thoroughfare back
of Cape May was decided upon and i'm
mediately after breakfast President and
Mrs. Harrison, Attorney General Mil
Ter, Mrs. Dimmick, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Parker and Baby Mckee and his sister,
Mary Lodge Mckee started for Schel-
linger landing, where the party took q
boat for the fishing grounds. Postmas-
ter Wanamaker and Russell Harrison
left here this morning for Philadelphia.
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PoRr WASHINGTON, Wis, July .
The schooner Silver Cloud, OF Sheboy-
gan, laden with cedar posts for NTilwau-
kee, capsized in the squat which pre-
coded the prevailing norther, and is now
drifting on the beach. Captain John
son, his wife and child, were drowned.
Three seamen were rescued by fishing
tug and landed at Port Washington in
an exhausted condition.
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PIrrsBuRGH, Pa, July 7.-ADuquesne
electric car and an electric feeder of the
Pittsburgh Traction Company collided
at the corner OF Atwood and Forbes
streets, Oakland, at $3.50 o'clock this
morning, badly wrecking the feeder.
John Hazlett, jr., aged fourteen years, u
son OF tile city editor OF the Pittsburgh
Leader, was, it is thought, fatally hurt,
and a number OF other passengers
slightly injured.
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JAMES "A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Claim Attorney. Expert
in pension Claims
!es 1912 Market Street.
Real EState for Sale.

o"
Building lots. on west side Of North Huron
street, Island, Ges20'per foot front 81
Market street, north Of Ninth street.
Lot 10OI100 feet, southwest corner MoCollOch
and ThIrtieth streets, with four dwelling houses
No. 28li jacob street, three.roomed cottage
lot 16Xl00 feet, for 81 900. i,iis
lOoxS5O feet in Pleasant Valley on the National
road, for 81, 800, on easy terms.
The business building No. 1922 Main street.
now occupied by ]. W. Hunter 4 Co.'S spice
mills.
The Pryor place on National road; near Elm
GROVE. consisting Of about twenty acres, with
Lot SsxisO let on the cast side ofNorth Front
street, Island, d,60o -
No. 20 Virginia street, Island, 5 rooms and bath
No. 1871 Eotf street, opposite tho Cathedral
No. 10l Fifteenth street, rooms
No. 1851 Fourteenth street. five rooms ATTIC
and laundry.
Iot sOxi26 north side OF Fourteenth street
Lot 30xls0 feet North Huron street, Island
Nos. 2ll7 and 2il9 Main street, lot 4lxl2o feek
5000
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NEw YoRK, July 7.-Henry c. Adams,
for many years the trusted treasurer of
the Universalist relief fund for disabled
ministers of the Universalist church,
was arrested to-day by the sheriff on an
order issued by Judge McAdam, OF the
superior court, in civil suit for the re-
covery of about Sl7,700, which is the al
legged amount Of his deficit as treasurer
OF the fund. The suit was brought ut
the instance OF the board Of trustees,
Adams bail was fixed by the court at
$4,000, in default Of which he was
committed to ludlow street Jail.
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Apcsperndo Killed.

ClNcENxATI, ONO, July IA special
from Danville, Ky, says that ut juno
ton City on Saturday night John
Tharp, while drunk, entered cOnfec-
tionery, and while lie held the pro
prietor at bay with u shot gun, de-
stroyed a lot OF property. Town Mar
shall Jack Evans came TO arrest him,
and he rushed at Evans with knife,
whereupon the marshal shot and
Killed him.
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who are for the first time to undergo
wonian's seyerest trial,we offer you, not
the stupor caused by chloroform, with
risk OF death for yourself or your dear
-ly.loved and longed-for offspring, but
Mothers Friend, "aremedywhieh will,
ii used Us directed, invariEblGlhllsyiate
the pains, horrors and risks OF labor,
and often entirely do AWAY with them.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug CompnnY and all druggists.
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PENNSYLVANIA rEAcHERs.
The Thlrty.serenth Annual Meeting oc-
ours Mt Bedford.

BEDroRD, Pa, July 1.-THE thirty
seventh annual meeting Of the State
Teachers Association opened here to-
day. The meeting assembled at 10 a.
IN. After brief opening exercises the
Hon. John NJ. Reynolds, Of Bedford,
Pa, delivered the address Of welcome
and Hon. Jacob II. Longenecker, OF Bed
ford, extended a cordial welcome TO- the
delegates Superintendent Babcock, OF
Oil City, and Professor E. @. LAYERS, OF
Pittsburgh, responded. The report OF
the Higbee Memorial Committee was
submitted. A recess was taken to- p. IN.
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NV son was in an Almost helpless
condition with fiux when Fcdnmencrd
using Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy. 1t gave him imme-
date relief and / am sure it saved his
life. ! take great pleasure in recon-
mending it to all. Mrs. NJ. /. Johnson,
Everett, Simpson county, Miss. as Dawla