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Florida g. A. II. Men for Detroit.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. July 3l.-The Florida
delegation OF q. A. II. nen, nearly 200 strong.
loft here tonight on u special train TO attend
the National Encampment at Detroit
They carry with them two loads of Florida
products and specimens with which to deco
rate the auditorium OF the encnmpment hall.
Passenger coaches are also Gaily and appro.
Tho Tampa delegation hns - spec ul Pullman
coach. ON thu exterior OF which Is an oil paint
Waycr"ss tie prrty. wns met by delegations
from Ga Il sy.lle, NJ nticelIo. and Pensacola
posts aud viii number nearly 800 when the
train reaches Detroit.
The train will re- oh Detroit on Sunday night
Among the exhibits are several Immense
bouders of high grade Florida phosphate.
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COVERT AND BECKER FREE.
rERDICr or THE CORONER'S JURY ON
THE OBEY MURDER.
They Found Only THAT Obey Came to His

They Found Only "That Obey Came to His
Death by Wound In the Neck from
some SHARP Instrument, tho Nature OF
Which Is GnLuowM'-The Proccc dinEs.
The murder OF Frederick A. Obey OF Floral
Park. l.. l., who was stabbed in tho neck with
knife at New Hyde Park on Sunday night
last will 20 unaveng ed unless District Attorney
flcmin OF Queens county acts In the matter.
The Tor one,'s inquest. which was concluded
In Miller's Hotel. Hyde Park, yesterday, re-
suited in this verdict:
We, the Jury called 10 Investigate the death
oil Frederick A. Obey In front OF Wick's Hotel
on July 20, find tha Obey camo to his death by
wound in the neck from somo sharp instru-
mont tho nature OF which Is unknown to this
jury"
Nobody is hold responsible for the murder.
and as consequence Coroner Everett was
compelled to discharge from custody William
Covert and George Becker. both OF Floral
Park. who were accused of tho stabbing.
Tho three mon were returning from Hyde
Iark ii Soyerrs carrlNgcw Obey and Covert
During tho row obey was stabbed in the
nn,rek by, one Of the two men and in tan'ly
Jamaica; Covert is a wealthy farmer, and 1t is
said his II. father Is worth more than s5oo,1o1
s Vas s'Hfs nS i've G oe Of c S1y
and obey when the first blow wa struck. Ho
thought Oley was tho aggrcssor. The two
men wore soon rolling in the dust.
Wben ihey got IN again. Covert drew back
laid him in M dust Covert then
him. down. Becker said Covert nrt,d
MS II he was trying to draw u weapon. Becker
was AFRAID OF him and RIM away. Covert then
drove AWAY, leaving Obey lying in the road.
whnru the ailray took place.
~, he horse and carriage belonged to Covert
When he was put on the witness stand yes,Ar-
day no testified that he invited liecker and
Covert TO rt,le back with him. Alter leaving
LYLE Park he says; he was sorry, 10
GO rid o. them, They next stopped at " ick,''s
Covert saws. he got IN his carriage and said to
the others:
MrEo.s; You've ridden far enough with me-.
When lie uttered hos, words, Covert :estl.
fes obey dragged him out Of the carriage and
struck him IL the back Of the head. knocking
him toward Becker who also struck him.
Then they became mixed w and all went
down IN n heap. Becker got his feet on
fix him. Covert threw both men ASIDE. ana.
regaining his foot, knocked Obey down.
As he struck Mt Obey. Covert saws. tha latter
raised in his hand something that gltterca.
Covert testified that ho then drove iteck.S
away. and. 70 II 2 into his carriage drove OFF.
hand at ans time during the light. There
We're no other Witnesses. and tho Jury were
not long arriving at the.r rr!navh BILE verdi
When the verdict was made I'm wn to Dis
trict Attorney fleming he said thnt Eo did not
want to criticize the ,erd ct but he Coroner's
present the matter to a higher body for inve.-
tigation.
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AGAINST SENATOR CULLOM
"A New Harrison Paper to DO Started at
the Illinois State Capital.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. July 3l.-It 10 rumored
that arrangements are on foot to start n now
daily paper ut the captal. md that ". W.
Tracy. President o. the State League OF Rcpub.
lean CluN s. ana his brother-in-law. A.J.Les'er.
who holds Federal Office. a'e leaders in
,ns Sntriprse Hs n 1r 1oHG is a ,hg
It Is now understood that the, senator
Is to enter the ring. rs nrcsiden-
t!al candidate aGnnst Harrison. The new
paper is 10 DO n straight out every day
organ Of the Administration. 1t is under
lite i aspirations OF Gov. Fifcr and 'avor
those # George Hunt for Cove, nor and Gen.
payry. WHO d. .lrrs 20 succeed him-c OF n sac
the heavy financial man in tNr rnterrriso
aud who has. been in Chicago during
III" week inGuiring into the prices OF prosss-
and tyne il 8 spected Of nm amhiti n
10 hold the Office OF State Treasurer. IT. Mr..
The ropnsrd enterpri o they will wage merry
war on the State machine.
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IN A FAST CATROAT.

tains then it suddenly appeared In town
and in no time 1t had enslaved the femme pop.
nlation. That its dangerous combination with
the bright an! rosy faces which characterize
metropolitan girlnood straiShtway completed
tho ensavement OF the masculine population
already far advanced. goes without saying.
1fany5ody has been unfortunate enough not
tohave seen ono of those dainty caps perched
at an angle which should b, n danger signal
over pretty. womanly face let him look at
the accompanying pictures aud take warning.
Everybody probably knows. who knows any
thing at all about yachting. that tho pretty
new caps are very iar from tho regulation
thing among vachtsmon. The shape is Drac-
tically correct. but the popular cap sold at the
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THE GRirEsEyD BEAR.
stu at Large, hut 20 Person Yet Reported
Missing In the Town.

Stltl at Large, but No Person 4 ct Reported
Missing In the Town.
The Lear is still at large Mt Gravesend Beach
as Ear Us ~ known. 1t is very probable now
that lie was exhausted after the hunt OF Tues.
Gay night. and slept all day Wednesday.
Engineer Bob Robinson OF tho Brooklyn.
Bath and West End Railroad says he
saw the critter on Wednesday night
about 1910. His train left Coney Island at
1880 T. NJ. When it reached South Benfon-
hurst lust this side of Gravcsend Beach
the shining headlight revealed what
Robinson Mt first thought was calf
He is suio now it was the bear. 1t
was coming right down the centre OF the track
toward the api roacning train 1t jumped OFT
I'll" track when the engine was within ten feet
OF it.
The muzaled lear must he dead or dying in
the swamps. Since Tuesday night it could not
have had IL bite.
G,Ionathan Van Vert. the owner OF tho Yacht
ing cruise late Thursday night. lie had heard
nothing oil the bear. he SO .ured his bont for
the night. and star;nd M tn" old mil road.
successful. liz. pulled out his pistol W hon in
front Of Steve Morris house and blazed away.
This ia his usual way otlet:ing his wife know
AWAY when a inflow in tho upper story OF
alorriss house flew open and niShtcapped
did YOU get him Z" Get who" answered
Van Wars. Then Morris came down and ton!
the story. Van Wart made for homo imme-
dately.
mo huntln: expedition WINS to start le's Last G
night recovered his sell: possession.
lie was out searching for the bear Yesterday
sight of the beast. but he things he put the
hunters on the right scent for him.
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Conductors who Caused Railroad Strike
Convicted or Conspiracy.

CHICAGO July 81. Tho trial OF John Stakely
and Dennis McCuldy. indicted for conspiracy.
resulted to-day in n verdict OF guilty.
Instead Of q penitontiary sentence. which
was possible the men were fined 500. The
deienda' is ara railroad conductors who were
instrumental In eau ing four days strike in
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad In
November last.
They were not members OF any recognz
railroad order. and 1t WAS elaine! by their
prosecution thai their action was not author
lied by any orgauzntlon, but they conspired
together to inlur" the business Of tho road.
tho frs conyction undor The o ne M ~
in which no personal violence or wlfn dam
age to property was alleged. Counsel for me
defense entertained u motion for new trial.
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New. from the Arctic wnal,ns Fleet

NEW BEDFORD. July 3l.-Thr first news from
the Arctic whaling feet was received this
morning by private dispatches from san Fran
cisco, which report tho arrival at that port OF
tn. steam r st. Paul from tho north. The
ileet a. ,h!rtv.nvo whales. II Is known that
Tho steamer Bciv.ders has nine and the brig
Alexander one This catch l. nsdered good
taken in tho northern waters. including those
captured on tho KOdi lac grounds. is siXty.four,
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Disappearance OF Sylvester Young or the
Chcsapeak. and Ohio Company.
LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-Sylvester Young.
cash Ter for the Southwestern Division OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway. is missing. and
Is dec ared to be defaulter.
Young was to-day engaged In assisting IN
over he road. Soon alters o'clock this after
nocn no diui p"Ured.
Al 5 o lock tho railway officials notified no
lice head Inarisrs Mt Young had al scondrd
with sum estiInn,ed al sjO0io. This 20 Co
up to q late hour had heen unable 10 tracs
him. Young has bcnn regard Il as n man Of
exemplary habits and has bs-n prominent in
Sunday school aud church affairs.
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sTEEPAE CHiRLEY's CAUSE FOR ANGER
He IL Not - BIGamist, ms II Recent Publl-
cation Would Seem to Indicate.

NEW HAVEN. July 31.-Steeplo Charley. like
Mr.. Blaine is thu victim OF female CORE
sponden,s A week or so ago al the
papers announced that Steeple Charley had
Just been married, and. since it was well known
that lie was Wooded TO Miss Julia Newhouse
clinber marital affairs must BIO getting
mixed. Believing that he had become a
bigamist several good mon cancelled thoir
contracts with him.
ktceple Charley was in town today and his
bTs eyes aIhsd When he sn1Ss 1 the
all u damned lie" said he. II and I'm losing
busin, sd on account OF IT. and my
wi - don't like II very much either. The
trouble il hat tho female correspondent. OF 2
M'ddletown newspap II s"nt ont the yarn, and
it's been published everywhere.
Ssh. must have known better. too. No, I've
only been married once. and everybody that
knows me knows I'm not in the bigamy busl-
ness"
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4 BEAR IN THE SURF.
He bushes Mt Swimmer mt South Bench
and In ures Him Severely.

He bushes mt = Swimmer mt South Bench
and njures Him Severely.
South Beach. not to be outdone by Its older
rival Coney Island. provided its visitors with q
boar story yesterday.
Two young New Iorkers who were enjoying
dip in the surf came within an ace as they
thought. OF losing their lives. Three Italians
madc their appearance at the beach early in
the LAY accompanied by two performing bears.
Ono was big lusty follow with claws several
inches long. The other appeared to 10 a cub.
Toward dusk the Italians and tho two bcars
took up q stand on the beach in front OF Will
liam Schroeder's hotel. They were followed by
a crowd OF eXcursionlsts.
The ioarl walk in front OF tho hotel
was lined with men. women and chill
dren. Presently two OF The Italians who
led the bears by ropa attached
to muzzles which covered tho heads OF the
bears talked 70 them in langnnc. Which they
their launches and began 10 go through
Two men, John DeeGan. bartender, who
nue.. and VILLAIN BRADY. q friend OF his were
bathing within fifty teot OF tho bears. Deeghn
hears. He kent IN his tonic lery for q long
time wit hout interruption either from the bears
or their keepers. but finally and without warm
ing the biz bear maGo Il rush into tho walerio
his tormcntor. observation-disclosures.
9 hGs' na had bs an es hn to sT liz
cWtchcs. The bear clawed ard scratched him
lie three Itnlnns plunged into tho water
ard took n hand in tho uncpunl struggle,
Persistent pulling and tugginE 1T tho bear
caused it to loosen its grasn on DeeGan and
Eale the latter an opportunity 10 get away IN
lie hal nm ugly cut over his eye; ard DO mar
rowly ESCAPED losing his eight His body was
bruised and ncern!ed. end ho complained OF
pains in his Side and back.
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The yachting cap rcigns. Like tho puffcd
cap OF last yenr,it was put upon the market for
a senshore and outing can. but like the pulled
cap 1t became at ONO a fad for all times and
all places. The reason Is the same in both
eases. New York girls ars mighty quick at dis
corning what is neat nnd iaunty. and surely no
feminine head gear was ever invented better
fitted to set oil q pretty face and begnile mas
cuilne fancy than yachting cap. The pulled
cap was the catchiest thing on the market last
year. and Its snle marked an era in tho sum-
mer cap business. The salo OF tho yachting
cap this yenr so far bids fair to knock out even
that record. You see it everywhere. 1t started
at tho seashore during the first warm spell,
and soon after appeared in tho mount
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The plain coz rs. with little or no trimming.
are the popular styles at the summer resorts.
particularly among people of wealth aud .on 9
cloth Of ine close grade If navy blue black
i while; 1t Is maze g, ne ~, iinest qualify OF
rath"r H H Gown S se,tc1 " fR YIN nr
ward There are nu!to on each side. some
time. of brass. but of!encr OF tho color of tho
of,onest tho color OF, tho cap, put is also nop:
gilt embroidered OF, tho crown in front, A
car With eroai GIT bind al around al, niIo
yachting sentiment connected with The STYLE
there cGnS m%s up " 81 the so n and
binatiOns OF color. Some of these aro trimmed
gnvly and are yachting caps only in shape.
Thoy nre exceedingly pretty but a'c not pop
4 visi, to the cap counter Of big as. side
store would sadly disturb the norNes Of amy
ynchtsman who il lcnlons. us MANY foolish
yachtsmen nre. OF tho inroads OF tho girls upon
their one distinctive and universal fashion.
amazine; When every ) ri Of design in ilanno
Jurors i have taken W. Six and even plush. and
have run tho Gamnt from plain goods through
sstrpSs E%sH d1ts hnh mixtures to n"d
one shape has leen. clung to throughout.
There arc purchasers for every style.
should he without q yachting cap il prices are
Tor % cents or ono can spend pretty nearly s.
for one. Tho shop girls .revel in caps at 40
cents ,eacl. AMI very pretty cans thcy are. not
10 DO Distinguished IN tho street TO" caps cost
ing TWICE and three times the amount. A real
Is good cap, W rich wi stand the wear OF the
whole scason. can be bought for si.l0 and
from that figure prices rlso to about So in tho
uptown retail stores which women patroniZe.
i one insists On, On Geimg bSStrAyMsinnt and get,
visit to tho high-prlctd men hat 81 ores Is
necessary. and one can be satisfied both In
mind and pocket.
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Lieut.. Aei.s'. Retirement.

WAsHIsGToN July 91.-The Naval Retiring
Board hns reported to Secretary Tracy that
Lieut.. j. t. Meigs, being afflicted with color
blindness. should lie placed on the retired list
Of III" navy Tho case awaits final action by
oil ar was examined for promotion and found
to be dot Glen in col or sight. md subsequently
ord ROD before tho Netlring Board for exams
limit i'm,
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SEEN .rAy EVENING CONCERT

To an er.fastidi us taste it doubtless does
seem sadly out OF place to wear q yachting cap
to n picnic In tho woods. or to play ter mia in.
Yot that is precisely what tho girls are doing
this yenr. What Is moro they wear them
II ahey '' happ"n ' 10 va" w"pkne girls, and
whether they are working girls or not, they
wear Them In their evening rambes IN the
haven't smelled salt air this summer have been
practically living IN Yachting caps. to say
who never saw salt water in their lives and
have no expectation OF SO much NJ visiting the
shore this year. In short. tho Yachting cap has
completely captiyated the feminine fancy. md
the question OF appropriateness to locality Is
not DO considered for moment.
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shops would never be mistaken Tor a regula-
ton one by n yachtsman. Tho regulation cap
IL Il matter Of rule and measurement. and Is
trimmed and otherwise garnished BY each in
dividunl club according 10 it's individual taste.
Moreover. it is never anything else in tho mat
ter OF color than plain navy blue. plain black.
or. for ladies, white. In tho resorts frcuurnted
by yachting people tho regulation cap is nat
urally tho only one seen. Tho girl whose
father or brother or sweetheart is 4 y. chtsmnu
probably turns UP her nose ut tho forms which
have become so popular among the girls who
don't know a bowsprit from u spnnnker boom.
But that does not trouble tho ,wrnra,s Of Tho
pretty caps n bit. 1t is enough for them that
the caps are OF u color to match their new
summer dresses and that they are amazingly
helpful In making them look Dcwichtng.
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jean Francois M.llcl's BROTHER.

CHICAGO. July Sion last Sunday an insane
man was found praying on the steps Of tho
First National Bark. He claimed that his
name was Pierre DIillet, and that he was an
artist and the brother OF jean FRANCOIS Millet.
who painted tho "AnEelus' A le,tcr was re-
ceiv"h here to-day from lie Roy. Mar isse Cyr
claims TO no. and that he is an artist Of merit.
Hi. present residence is in New York. though
he formerly livel In Boston. whore he suffered
from n sr4Nra case OF sunStroke. Mr.. Mtllet
hns apparently fully recovered from his attack
OF last Sunday.
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AF,.,d orpo,ntor. stolen.

BOsToN. July 3;.-Wiliam Lovott q truck
farmer Mt Hamilton. who had taken snecial
pride this season III cui'ivatIng fine field OF
ear,y pota,oes found when h. went to gather
his crop on Weiuesiav that NIL the vines had
boon pu'sd. Every hill had been visited and
over Nifty b~shels OF tubeis carried of. This
is THO first robbery OF this character ever
known In This vicinity.
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CoLvMnvs July ?l.-There is the greatest
lid @nHtion here against Juror Aubsrt. who
y. tel q nruui' ". j. Jill It 81 tho murder OF
\ {. t-nur,. and on h's rr'u'n rom Fostnria.
OF Saiuriug -. H.. 10 j. lh'oatrucd with =
shower OF o.G n.g5 Con, we'll Ills alter
noon fled motion i,ranow trial.
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BURLINGTON. VI. July 3l.-Vice- President
Morton. who has been a guest OF DR.. ". s..
Webb. Shelburue Farms. arrived at the Lake
ChGmplain Yacht Clubs lock early this even-
ing ami was driven to the summer residence
OF Col. Lcgra d Is. tannon.
The party included DR.. and Mrs. Webb, Miss
Sherman. daughter OF Gen. sherman. and DIR.
Mclean Of ,ew York. Al Col. Cannons he
party was l"'A"h by Mini ic' aud Mrs. VI S.
driven hack 10 tho dock and re mbar ed on
Or. Webbs slolm yacAt Elrida tor sheburne
Farms.
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on A SWEET LASS IN ORANGE COUNTY.
Although the girls have taken up the yacht.
Ing cap with delightful disregard to fitness of
place. but an intuilive knowledgn OF what il
becoming, and have Appropriated II to their
own ends. after tho wiul fashion OF their sex,
to associate with it something OF the original
meaning and in,en,inn OF the cap. Thus de;
cidnu rcferon' Q Is shown for blue black. ind
ate for yachting. Similarly. they nre fond OF
those cnpS which have gilt bands and tassels
The same consideration seems to have lost all
weight. however tho moment they have pur-
chased their, caps. for then they wear them to
have no meaning Mt nl
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Capt. Jack Donovan.

Capt. Jack Donovan Of Bellevue Hospital
met with serious accident at Park row and
Chambers street last evening.
He attempted to oard car 233 Of tho Third
nNenne r. al. WIFI il was G,iag south. when n
n"wshuv. in ATTEMPTING 70 get OIL 'el AGAINST
thn 'aItun, VINO "ii ~. ~ :; tho stel OIL Tho ear
Gsh r..t h oil A'rh lalh.
He insisted unon e"ius 10 bellevue iIospi al
TO nave his injury dressed. IL took seven
stitehss to close he wound, The Captain will
be SCARED for HE and It Is feared that erysip.
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M.-''1s. rooms NJ tnHir w,;'tlnan 10 ris,
.I"esa'' sro"' daJa-c sist'.1 "pr.s Eesau.
mas i4y.. IA uN...GH srseI, damage sIEht ~
Lames LrarAl.s brewer. j. Las I3,d street dAm.se
e. 100.
M-i2l5 chair factory Of Watson Arch 4 Co, II
Bowefy, damage o.. +J6 solomon Hhiberl o rooms,
es2 second ItEseI. damage slight.
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Got MIR. Con~Idine's Money and His Watch
Chain.

burEar entered tho house OF Dennis Con.
sid ne ut iIG Franklin avenue. BROOKLYN, on
Thursday might 10y forcing tho rear base
ment door, and making his way to Mr..
Cnnsidine's bed room on the third floor stole
$3.50 in money and GOLD watch chain valued
at the same amount. He escaI cd from the
house without "wakIng Mr.. Consiiine or any
OF the other inmates
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\ C!oudbrrst In SIIssissippi.

We rOr%r. Miss. July 3i.-A cloudburst
yesterday flo del the lower part a the city
and he luwland- In this vicinity To the denth
II ilvp ~ six feet. Tho railroad tracks In the
bo'tomlan! were subme! god and tho cropa
have suffered severely.
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Labor md Wasea.

The cornics makers AMI tin and sheet iron
workers of BROOKLYN have complained TO tho
Board g! " ,lring Delegates that employers
have leen substituting Run-union To- anon
mou. Last evening the Board met In Plumbers
Hall, 35o FuiIon street, and passed resQu-
represented in the Board, to be held In
plnmharA' Hall next Tuesday evening.
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He stole u Family Bible.

Mr.. Campbell Of A71 Atlantic avenue. Brook
lyn sont his 9-yeHrs-old son on Thursday
night with III" iarllv iiille T. tha house Of a
Irinul IN tho II "ghuurhuod
Whom the hoy iai got iew yards from tina
house man .tabbeJ tho L!b!e and ran OF
with
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:, One can buy u yachting cap at any store In
the city where anything else pertiininE 10
women dress is on sale. Tho style does / OF
admit Of much var iation In shape, but one vii
cious fancy in ma tor OF color ami trimming
Nary blaze sells better than all other col"rs put
together In the uptown stores aud Is tho favor.
on the east sid. generally there is very largo
snleof fancy Ned cloths, and striped ard
dotted ilannelS. to say nothing of the pan
blacks and whites and blues and browns.
Tho higher priced caps nre n most wholly OF
plain navy blne. black. md white.
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Jim" Crow. who Is known as Dog Catcher
NJ. !. uttc'Eitra 10 Ianc q deg from a lad in
front OF a.. First street last night. Ha was
set upon by crowd. VINO pounded him well.
One Of The doRcatchers alleged assaiiants.
Charles BrenRel, II years old. was arrested.
The dog ESCAPED.
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days sailing. The young men buy yachting
CABS to be In the style. and having got them
are tempted to wear them at inapproprintc
very mountaineering crowds nmid very nn-
nautical surroundings the young men wonr-
ing regulation yachting caua, and their girls
wearing any vnrioty OF Yachting caps that suit
thoir fancy 1t Is no unusual si-ht q see q
whole family ut tho seasoro OF in the noun
tains with heads dressed to match: father in
black or llue, mother in white or brown,
daughters in all sorts of stripes md 'olors.
and childr' n in bright reds and sky blues II
you want TO SEQ tho unreg alatiOn zach ting cap
In its e. eatost exuberanco. take u Sunday boat
I,.,a III,
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SIX Months from Antwerp.

SAN FRASrIsCo. July 3l.-Late last night tho
oyeriuo British ship City OF Florence was
towod into port, Isl days from Antwerp,
!I.r hulwa"S and masts were rarity gone.
IGis.w n" result ~ hurricane eLcoun.
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