davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-08

Ser 9rGitbent bat benz @eneralconIuG
Subj in Bien feline 8eitaIung 8u9eferti9t.
Die SaBe biirfte barnit erGeOigt ietn, ionit
6Gtte tpobl, tpenn an benz Nntiiemiten7@e=
faieG ettpas @a6res. 9eipeien tpGre, bic 0iterz
rei9il9e Ge8ierun9 unter Der 6onb tbr
WttBfauen 5u ertennen 9ege6en. Die Q8tez
ner SuOenfrelier merben aLlo BEN 6errn
Wtar Subj oeri6lufen miiiien, un0 bas
nit 9te9t. 9aS mdre bod gar GIT tou,
rpenn OaS G'eiinOel uns bier audi nocb Gorz
i3rtftcn ma9en ioQte.
, 1893-04-08

- DEM beritorbenen Ql6onts Gonfltng
tpar i'm linton Square Elm 9enfmal 51gez
6acbt. 2lber letn v9tubm" bat Dor BET
&rittt Der 9erren garfzGDmmtiidre Sic
8robe ntcbt beitan6en.
, 1893-04-08
Sn 0Domtnq, 100, tpie ii~ber6oubt in

-Sn @DOming, TOO, ipie itber6aupt i'm
upilOen 8eiten", BET Geooloer Elm 6auptz
9alfsz unb lleberseugun9smtttel bilOet,
bat Elm angeiebener 2lr3t Der Stabt
GbeDenne auf Ori9ineQe Dirt ietnem belief
bi9ten @brgefi6l @enu8tbuun8 Deribafft,
Sin iun9er Mteni9 bate itb i6er BEN Or.
Grimes in unflatbi8er @eile 9eauBert.
9ls bieier barouf ietnen 8erua9ltmpfer
i'm 8irtbsbauie traf, atpang er benlelbert
nit Der 9titOle in ser t6anO, ibm fniefaI5
Zig Nbbitte gu ~Ieiiten. Oas mar iebenfaus
cine iebr tur3e Dirt, bic Sabe gu erlebi9en.
@lber cine geb0rtge Sra3t Brii9el bate es
AUDI 9etban.
, 1893-04-08
beiratbsfbeine.

StS beute Otitta9 lpur6en bic folgen6en
6etratbsibeine eripirft:
9to5are Senian1in, G6olebet Sam. .... 1874
Sorneltns @oritenien, Nnnie &el1nie. ..27-21
Hatrld Wtc@inuis, Della @onlin. .... 27-21
Vtabt1tol s. Stala, @brtitina &rt3et. 1870
Yltl1p Is. 6ootb, @tuinil 9ence. -. $3.50
Vtartt1 Goubtt, Srinsta 6obolef. .... 54-42
9arl QSerblt6obe, Bertha GiBau. $3.50
gDlar0 y. @ompletl, Dora Sut6er. .21-21
Sobn IS. 0alttb, Sena 2ieI6 $3.50
Slepert S. @ets, Wtinuie Sllbt.. .... .26-21
SoDn y. 6onot, Carrie gubil. ..... 1916
oscar !: SoGelt, &9uer 9tatbalie. . . .34-29
@eor9e Wtonbour9, Bertha &ebfel6t. .21-22
otto Noltr, Nl1nie Slope. .22-19
9omaro Sbum, 6rancis QSeus. 800. .24-20
9ontel @Soui6loeger, @Iisobet6 2enS .42-47
CHARLES Yeterl on, &ate 9telion.. .51-20
&bomen S6Dmplou, @nnie 9inblao.. 1916
So9tecb Gofatp, NntDnia &liema. d.. .25-21
9e1rp QS. @lm, Warp Is. @rabam. . ..21-23
Nu9uit Wtltlta, Cecilia gebenstu. . .31-21
Ofdr <rpStp, 8oie &ramer. ....... .30-19
@orl 6pmi6el, Wtallte 9tnrler. 800. 1913
53tnet Ototom1ef, Wtarp 8arlltSfa. =. .24-21.
6orl Sotlltl, Nn1a Smetalta. ..22-21.
SSobn So1ep6 8llrte, Sara6 @aruep 1923
SdmeS Suiltmalt, 9tellte 8opbane. . .24-21
SoDn St06r, %Qu9ultin 8er9n1aIn. . ..24-24
&arl Ortbat, Otarp &reil. ......... .22-2O
Wtar .. 0ori6, GpeliHe 8ubens. . 1873
@6arleS &eppil, Selma &ab. .24-19
s. Mor9oui9e, Srou Glaro Nrenbt. $50
6reo. Gpril9, Martba Quabnau. 9. .26-17
Yoltl 3an5, QSilbelmilla 8reitlpre9er. 1870
Bernard Me9aus, MtatbilOa @liouf ..24-22
6reb. un9ebeuer, &otie Srtb ....... .22-22
Gobert Sltertb, &ate Setmer. ...... .28-22
6arrp gbntonbs, San11ie Seub.......22-19
albert Oll OH, 6ilna Qtnberl on..... .23-27
Q1Drel ant Webanb, Otarte @ol1er. i. ..32-32
9ermann Sacoblen, @Opbie SObnion. .49-52
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- Die &aubfiiberet, pel6e auf Oieiem
Continent a%uentbalben betrieben tptr6, bic
ben 2acbS I'M Columbia 6luIie, BEN Sbab
inn Susque6anna, bic 9(uitern in Oer
Gbeiapeate Sal ousrottet, mocbt iib au6
bereitS in ber 6ummerfii8eret Ganaba'S
bemertli9, SIN Sabre 1891 bate 0oS Grz
tra8niB bieier 6ii9erei nOb einen @ert6
BON $2,252,421, i'm Dori0en Sabre ober tt
beriel6e bereits ouf S 1896, 725 gelunfen.
@enn eS in ber q8eiie fort9e6t, 10 pir6 eS
NIT Der Sii6erei in mancben DorOem 10 err
9iebt9en @emaiiern bieieS 2an0es balb
ebenlo Matt6ai an 9ebten ietn, tpie in
Neun3cbntel Der Stoaten nit Der Sag6.
, 1893-04-08

-Sn NepOOrt unO8rooflDn lit 3ur3eit
Bic Sterblt6teit un9emein groB, 1n6 ms
b~eion0ere forbert in Ser lebteren Sta6t bic
n@rippe" 8ablretcbe Spfer. Sn Elm unb
berielben Somilie itno borten in ben leBten
Gagen in ral6er 9lufetnanOerfolge ni9t
t~peniger ais bier ertDa6iene 8erionen 6teier
i9ltmmen Sercbe sum Opfer 9efaQen. Qud
Der 2un9enent5iinOung fallen btele Berz
ionen gum Spfer. 9a itno mir in bteier
6initcbt 3ur 3ett in Chicago bo6 otel better
baran. Der alIgentetne @eiun0beit93uitanb
lit elm gutter, bic Ster6li3fett bdlt itcb in
ben normaIen Gren3en unb bon Der b0ler
r@rtppe" BADEN mir bteien @tnter @ott lei
9ant taft gar ntbt geb0rt, SEPT ptr0 ioz
gar nOb bon Dem berit6mten englii6en
mebi3tniIcben Sacb6latt v2ancet" unlerem
Srinftpaier, ba9 I'M NuSla1b IN iibertriez
ben i6limmen STUFF 9eratben, Elm ~fantoies
v@eiunObeits7 3eu8ntB" ausgeiteut, - metn
5er8, mas tpiQit 9u no4 mebr?
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- Nfeni6enfauen uie bie, Bic in Ser
gfd5e beS Observation-Disclosures gebaut
t%peroen, bat ielbit Der sroBe 8~ubbenIiet nt9t
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BKEvlrIHs,

The sarnituss and nssurcs OF the Windsor
hotel. Cen mereial and Main streets. will bS
acid st ssaersd's sale Monday at II 4 IA.
There ~sil hs = meeting OF the Homen's Home
Assncsassan this afternoon as O'Clock sharr.
81 the taam,ss OF Commerce full attend
anc< 10 requested.
The eedy Of Mra Evst Msshin, who died
Jaiy n. ssss. and vss eiaoaimei ty the Cross
Undertaking comraar, viii ~ SHIPPED sn lhs
fcrmsr hs4as OF the deceased in Jackson. Mich.
thls saofasnc at s o'clock over ths tsrea, North.
eru fha body OF her taiant child. wa!ch died
last January and was aiso en- nslme<s. vas p Ased
In The ssahs es>ses, aad viii 10 Inferred vita
sas regna Us OF its mother
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~. Difference
The ssRoyal" the Strongest and
Purest Baking Powder.

Whether any other baking powder IS equal to
"Royal," let the official reports decide. When
the different powders were purchased on the open
market and examined by Prof Chandler, Of the
New York Board Of Health the result showed that
ROYAL Baking Powder contained twenty-seven
per cent. greater strength than any other brand
When compared in money value, this difference
would be as follows:
If one pound Of Royal Baking Powder sells
for 50 cents.
One pound Of no other powder is worth over
36 cents.
If another baking powder is forced upon you
by the grocer in place Of the Royal, see tina: you
are charged the corcspondingly lower price.
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- - 49, -
W - 49, s.ss 49, - - 49,
o.Ssesses eesehen = $3.50 49, - -
- - psaeseeaay = ~ :l1e.Ls ~, -.
49, sepsses~aag - we ~ .s. 1872
$50 - sas rssase Seess "a 49, - - -
A,pesam AsnseSs 1ssss =. 49, - -
es4eSS Ats'sss .s.A - - =. . - -.
9tas IL esne VIA 1seyve - - - -
- nssesv 49, - 49, =. -. 49,.
- ssysG a ~ -. s.ss ~
IS. - -. q - -. re-
bs.asy W. ~ s.asa. s-...s.~~< 80.
us nsFeaea - = 49,. 49,. 49,. - -.
1eeseee -. ~ !. ..lI' sysss.~A -.,s
VIA = ~ :. - ~ - - - -
~ - 49, = ,1.ss -. -. -.
49, = ~ ensns 49, s<1Dssea-
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sstsscari Ciuh o,r..,.eA.

sssps sssce taken Last evening ;osass the or.
gansssttsss Of = Missouri. Ctas in this cssv. Ry
sautaai arrangement about thirty former rss..
dents OF Missouri met ia rte once 81 K ]
Walker. - sss Dexter Hassea hsak building.
aud ssssssa preliminary organization The
e@eeFs stsssa we're. President. Ralph J..
wasAcs: sses rscsiasat. J. Il Halxer. sscsvtary,
j. l. .'Feeas- TIE mama az the organixassou and
sts sossa & organization were referred 10 q eoua.
raitsss sS~asisslss Of & IL Dillon. H. ~ IAcy
asS J. 4 Ns1ksr. who Will drain . constitution
and hy-laas. 81 ee srescSte! 10 future r,s~xtn,
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NoKRIssEy-KgLlY Ya0af.
Beth Aen In fsfms CeaAaeien fee Their
60us ~ roeoWn.

TAronA. Jnsy N-ssrscsaL Tire anal sf~
Fragments have hssa made scs The esish axas
scmofscs night esscss the Tacoma Athletic A.
eactsficn e<sseea Ia Nosrisssy and ..scssss"
Kelly. lnvtsAt:eSs have esxn cent 70 ncsA u
6sstfae Athletic Csaa ana the NulsaosaaA Ala.
kite club IT fesssasa. - b present Beta
nsca asU In g0od Sena.ssoa aad kssa seesa ann.
ieus 10 make seecsSi ia tnts agAl
TIE eontsst VIII b sassscssiss srom tue MT
q st Kelly haa IL sdvssssEs 81 Me<rssssy ecsa
81 height and fsaeh Ga sAe other haaax n /.
riAsrned thai Nosstsssy has zaneA saor~ -,s,Sara-
thar Kelly aad CA hss Eassa harder tAaa h.s
Esal Kelly has The ssesssssaa al bcazs
s#asfsy.s has NcsFsassy 10 also susn nsahss
epsA u hi leos an1 handA A.saoagA Kelly
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small house In tho northern part OF Ballard
was burned 70 the ground about o'clock yes
terday afternoon BY are which seemed to be
OF inceudisry origin. Just before the flames
broke out two boys. both sged about Is years.
named Henry Benjamin and Charles Comfort.
were seen to run from tho building. aud ~ they
have bad reputation and have only lately re-
turned from the reiorm school. thsy are strongly
suspected Of starting the IRE. The building
was owned By Fred T. sander and was unoccu-
pied. except that man named Stay had some
furniture and lumber stored there. The los 10
about e-5 with no insurance
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MAHAGCA. July 1.-THE outlook here ID
gloomy. Granada enthusiastically sup
ports the government. but in Managua
there il not much encouragement, a. but
few are proclaiming themselves. aud these
feebiy and lukewarm in its support.
Meantime the revolution is spreading
rapidly. The rebels have captured the
towns Of Ccrinto and Chlnendega. Col.
Ortiz 10 the leader of the revolutionary
party. Tho revolutionists have about
1000 well-armed men and the govern
ment forces number about the same.
Momslombo il fortified by the revolution
lists, and here they have five lake steamers,
while the government has but one. The
government has closed the port OF Corinto.
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Inspector s.ov.r.. an,ecea..,.

foxr IowSsxSn. July A-lspecisl ~. A.
shower, of Golaesdsle, who was apposased in
reesar OF customs To-Day. vice T. y. Mcbride, re-
aligned. Was bern in New jersey In 1851 and has
lived in this state Tor over eish, years al In
Aiiekitai county .os ave yesrA BY occupation
he IL druggist aud .srs.y he has been employsf
IN the tressarcrs cfs.ee o; klicAitas county, He
has family rcs.aing a. ssollcndsia
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Charess Ae.isst nishov nr.e..

NEw YoRk, July l4-The HeyaM says:
Char % have been made at Rome against
Bishop Aatz, Of the Catholic diocese
Of Denver, and Father O'Farrell,
Of this city. has been selected
40 his successor. Rev. Michael
Culkin. who was dep6sed by Bishop Matx,
is now in Rome pressing the charges
against his former superior. He declares
that Bishop Matz prosecuted all the irish
priests who were connected with his do
cese. and only Germans received fair play
from the bishop.
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CEliS4. o.. July A-R }. Tanner. Of Reagan,
Seh, aei f. A. Gabriel. Of vintou. Ia. passed
through this city today. They made tho trip
from Neg York 90 Ohio In twenty three days.
remainci all night snd left here at 10 o clock
this mos atng. Gabriel will leave Tanaes at his
home nj Viuton. Ia, and Tanner viii make the
remainder of the trip b. himself. He 10 en-
rloysd hs the Sew York HSrnd to make the
trip around the world on horseback - near q
ba
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! Louisville. July A~rhs faillles hatted
heavily. score; ioaisyilie s rhiiaisieaia a
, CINCINNATI. July b.-fhs champions woa by
eursror battling score Cincinnati 6. Boston T.
$ firrsneso. tagy n-sm.sh's batting MAS the
Caiy feature. Score fitsshurx 10, Washing
tea 4
~ inct.. Jaiy t~.ft took twelve we'll
paved snnsn9s 10 saish the game. seors: ST.
ls'ats .. ssvsSlys1
SHieseo. ialy 1.-THE ceits Won by out
Assstns them secros Caicaso 10, Baltimore
91sssgaASp. faly l1--Ycung was too much scs
Csc 1iAst> score Cleveland &. New lork
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cas- fRAsctses. Ialy la-seoss Ia tocay's
game
OAKLAND Runs y. hasa hits Is errors los
.Ahresss-Runs ?. base hits u, errcrs 4 Rat.
Eries -Hoynsr and tssiy. Neil and t>aaaan
sscxAssNrn Jaiy Il Score In setsy's tame:
.saa Franchise kaa. 4 base hits l. error. 4
ksssamenss~EGass a. hAss hiis & xrrcrs i Rs,.
sssiss--bAiss and seses; Harper and SWEET
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FoxT TosNsENp. July l4.-ISpecial. J.
IL Is semi-ofsiciaily announced ,ha, Z. f.
Hickman. the lately defeated candidate
fos city marshal, is TO be appointed chief
of police next Tuesday by Mayor Tucker.
Heretofore the city marshal ha. been ex
osiscio chief OF police, hn, inasmach a. the
Republicans elected she marshal. the Dem
oerssic mayor and council have revoked
all his powers under the ordinance and
viii appoint Demoera; in his stead.
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OMAHA. July IA Bes special from the
Pine Ridge agency says: Youhg-Man-
Afraid-of- His Horses. the head chief Of the
whole Sioux nation. dropped dead
yesterday at New Castle, Wyo. He
and Little Wound left this agency some
few weeks ago with party Of sixty In
dams to visit the Grow agency. Young
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The Choc.aws Win No Exeeused.

CAppo. I. T.. July H.--Gov. Jones. of the
Choctaw nation. and Inspector Faisson, of
the interior department. had . conference
today. None of those present ct the
conference will say what took
place. but il can be stated with confidence
that on August 4 the execution of the
death sentence upon the nine Choctaws
will take place. Inspector Faisson says
he is now convinced that the murderers
were fairly and properly tried and con-
d~vrnnA
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PirrsnH NJ, July 1.-THE track was iins today.
Summaries:
Tfostirs. 2is ciaas unfinished yesterday
Ftdes ws,n. stanton secoud. Florida third,
Charley 4. iourth. Time, 2.iA
Pacing c:2i class tnnhnished ysstsfday)-
Jennie silkes won. Time, 2:l7.
Trottitss, cisss 2.2s-siiyer etss won, Sabine
6econd. beautiful third. Best time, .:i6
Pacing. 2; Is class -Atlanttc KinY Won, Raven
second. ~hawhan third. Hest time, 2:la
Trottsnx. 2:t7 clAss--PhUte Wilkes won. Bell
Flower ascoud. sseb.a third. Best time, 2:la
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Bush . Tabor. Of beaver. Ass,gs.

DEsvKR, July I4.-This afternoon H. w.
Bush and n. n. Tabor. lessees Of the
Brown Palace hotel. made an assignment.
The liabilities are placed at $65.00O and
assets 81, ID 600. The assets consist princi-
paiiy Of real estate. hotel furniture and bills.
The failure includes The furniture Of the
Hotel Metropole. II ID believed that the
assets will materially decrease before the
liquidation il effected. The failure will in
no way affect the Brown Palace building,
which will not be closed.
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job in order 10 secure immunity for
themselves. being half frightened and
half cOaxed into il. The latest confession.
il il SAID. duplicates number Of people.
and when fully revealed will prove = tre-
mendous sensation. Dempsey's attorney
will bring the case before the board of par
dona
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MIehie.n nlne Opsrasers ram.

CHICAGO. July 1A.-The Records special
from Ishpem,ng. Mich. says it Is learned
at midnight that the Schlessinger syndi-
cate, the largest operators in ore in the
world. have failed with millions Of liabiii-
ties. II is not possible to get any details
tonight, but it 10 rumored that there will
be developments that will cause . sensa-
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CLxvEIASp. July 1.-THE last saenger-
fest concert tonight was we'll attended and
the orchestral parts were well presented,
but the numbers assigned to the mass
chorus suffered from the fact that nearly
half Of the singers had gone home. To-
morrow the business meeting Of the North
American Saengerbund will be held.
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u eeiug s.sosea OF, 81 the reraia. SAGE Heass
toio rroas ssre<s. e~ss~~a Naassea ses spnnr
ssrssxA 9wtue 10 she nanoss cs so-ca,iei sps-
esai sa,sss oacesssA ssssa have decided 70 cat
price stiss tnrthse, sss tassr ssock a2 esess ssd
eAoss nsAs b 1sspos<d 81 ~ soon - pos.lb..
Inxa nnexasA cul al nrsrna him srs4ar
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CnscAao. July 1.-THE cham pionship in
singles q. the Western Lawn Tennis Association
vas wpe by r. wvna this afternoon. The Nc
Cormiek brothers defeated W ariaer and White
In the semi nnsla In the semi hnai cancellation
Face defeated q. wrcan and s Mccormick de-
fsafed Nsal The frat dnal Was between Z and
q. Wressl and the former won
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MoxnerTR PARK. n. J.. July M-rhs tsaek
was fair .0day. Summaries:
Five i.slonss--Toemsptos won, Top Gallant
second Ambulance third. Time, i:0S9<
Eight and . hall fnri0ngs-Joo Kelly Won.
Gloaminx second Time. t.55t<.
Five sti ball fuflonxs--Dtscount won. Little
Pirate second. Equation third. Time, l.l0l<
Five fsYiongs-Ajax won. Astoria second, das-
vest thiSi. Time, l:02
Eight and half MISREPRESENTATION woa,
The Irosa Mastss second. Best Brand third
Time. i.hIE
Five at,d half iusiongs-Doeian ven. Despot
second. Aamie n third. Time, I'LL.
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HOMESTEAD COOKS AGAIN Coxrr..
They New Claim That Their Tsssamau~
Canytestng Dempaey "A Yal..

eenvsestng Dempsey Ma False.
ftrrssuRo. July IA story was Pub.
hshed ta,s afternoon TO the effect that p.
]. Gallagher, one of the cooks in the Car
negie Iron Works ~ Homestead DARN.
the saefe by the strikers. whose confession
led 10 the conviction Of Hugh Dempsey
the district master workman. for ins,.-
eating the poisoning Of the non-un;cn men
inside tho ssoekads. has made ano;he,
confession. in which he declares .hs.
Dempsey 10 innocent Davidson. another
ecok. eo-robcrates Gallaghe.'s statement.
They declare that they Put up .
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An Ruei,sh ksc,.. 9ve.t.

iosDrs. July 1.-THE Eclipse stakes at San
down Park were won by the Duke OF West
Minister'S horsc orosi. with Baron de Roths-
chiis's Medocios second aud Baron de Hgrsch's
Oily La sieche third.
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Preaid ens Cleveland Issstsns.

BuzzARp's BAT, July A-Other than
taking drive over to Buzxard's Bay post
Office in company with DR.. Bryant,
President Cleveland passed quiet day At
Gray Gables. Col. Lamont left for New
York today. but DR.. Bryant will remain
few days longer
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Baf0h tox BGAcu. July II The track was fais
today. summaries.
Five fusiongs--virGinla H. won. Adjust sec
ond. Nsgsonetie third. Time. 1904
six fprlonsS-ifindoomete wou. West Park
second. fiitn third Time. LIZ
six f9fiongs--Faithiut won. proaf colt Sec
ond, Wa lace third. Time, l.i6t,
Mile 3AtrpiAat won, Costonais second, King
Grab thi.d lime, Less
Five ssirIongs-tsoid Dollar won, IAilah SEC
ond, fisset shifd. Time. i:0ai,.
Five tlsriongs-PRrsy won. Mar Cry second,
saiadiaa thru. Time, l0f
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Isss- gobsrss Billiard Match.

LoSne.s. Jaly i&--fsank c. Ives. the Ame,l.
can billiard ehamp ;on. aud John Roberta, IT..
the Ems sssh champion. Fave signed articles 10
psav in chicago next September. Tho stakes
viii he j, M side aud corner and jammsd eal.s
will la HasrcA
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A Nev YORK banker Dead.

NEW YoRK. July IA. c. Cheney. pres
ident Of the Garfield National bank, il
dead. Few men are better known in
financial circles than he.
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In consequence OF . run on the private bank
Of James K Dick 4 Co. 1t Meadviiie, Pa, 8. T.
Dick. member OF the frm, committed suicide
on July IL
Richard Morgan Olcott doing grain export
ing aud general merchandise business a. Oh
cot; & Co. Ia New York. assigned on July Is,
with 3,0c, goo TO sl5n.oo0 liabilities.
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Steamer Stats u Waahiasfou starts on her
new sch~dass today for Eversss 10 q IT,.
$50 p H.. for Tacoma. sp. tn. from Yes-
ier's wharf.
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VANCOUVER. b c., Jniy A-ispscial l-Dan
McGiilivray. the contractor king OF Bsitish Co
lumh.a. has secured the contract for the build.
ing OF the Nakusp & SLOGAN railway. and will
start work on Monday.
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Man Affaid-of His Horses was the most re-
liable Indian Of ell the Sioux and . great
friend of the government

"Young- Man -Afraid-oi- His Horses" 10 . cor
ruption OF the name Of the great Sioux chief
Young Man Of Whose Horses They Are Afraid
His Indians took NO part In
the war stirred up BY sitting Bull and Crasy
Horss, and he was on bad terms with the
former. who was the moving spirit in the
ehost dancing
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HOn esTx>IMMoNs. pLriMArVu.
lse Will Nas Go ous OF uss Glaze %
E1ehk Ghnvmaht


NEW ycsG, July lA-Rea Etssisasnoas ssii
tcaaxAt that hs uAs Ia receipt Vt . letter trcsn
xssmfaiek u'Maiies. al the Casametaa Athletic
Ssne. esassias him . Gs.0n purse u he ~euia
as.hs Joe Choynski. The California iixas heavy.
weight AZ catch Weights In ere cssiamtsan
sasaA whsa asket II - would seeees rae cssss
tlss replied.
Will ncsvs So ont oemy eiass again % meet
aosn.kL IL tever maks up my mind Ia 70 be-
yaes The rasd9lsvs.aAs ilnatt 10 viii - tackis
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A. Madiaon street park yssterday afternoon .
lively game wss piayed between the Young
Nsr's Chsisttau Assocission team and . picked
1sns. the high school team failing 10 show up
Tan game We called OF In tho htth inning, tao
1coie ssaudina u 70 In favor os the Young
xlssa's Chsiattan Association. The later put up
IN esfosieas game. their batting ana nalding bs-
fsg excellent The makeup al tho ninos wss
~ fzxffr
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FREE! STRAW HATS! FREEl1
Today you may select any Straw
Hat in our Store
FREEOF CHARGE. FREE OF CHARGE1
With every suit of clothes purchased
you will be at liberty to select any straw
hat i'm our store free.
Our Summer Clothing must go, and
the extremely LOW PRICES we have
placed on them are bound to make them
go. Before buying elsewhere come and
you will be convinced. We show no
shoddy goods, but the finest in quality,
make and finish known to the trade, at i
honestly REDUCED PRICES.
Remember, this evening at 7 o'clock
we give away our second Round Trip
Ticket to the Worlds Fair. Call and
get your numbers.
KLINE & ROSENBERG,
Front Street, Foot of Cherry.
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Finest creamery butter. Louch, Ausussins's,
SIS Front street