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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-03
I.o.l.c of SORROW,

Butte. Dec. The local lodge OF tho
II. +. q. OF Elks will hold ITS annual
"lodcc Of sorrow" tomorrow. Sunday
evening. at 80 o'clock at Good Templars
hall. Memorial services for departed
brothers OF the order will be held. All
friends are Invited to attend. The pro-
grammc will be:
Opening address, Exalted Ruler, Carlos War
hrid
ppenlnc ode by tie lodge.
rTaIcr, HcN. H. li Russell.
Hymn "Nearpr Ms Eod tn Thee. quaFtettc.
Address. I,ulcgy. lion. Ice Mantle.
Crossing the Bar from lcnnysun, quar-
tettp,
Address. Dr. 4. Hpush.
"a Lament" ~outiarl, quaTlcuc.
Address, =. VI. pgiun.
closing ceremonies. lodge.
poNoiogy. lodge and assembly.
Eencuictlon.
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An Emissary for Dole,

DENVER, Dec. ID. X. Brown, alias
James Won Grotta, was released from
custody this afternoon on writ Of habeas
corpus. Governor Waite has finally de-
cided that he will not return Won Grotta
to Salt Lake, where he is wanted on
charge of swindlinR, on account OF his
poor health. Won Grotta sticks TO the
story that he is an emissary from Presi.
dent Dole of Hawaii with messages for
President Cleveland. and says he will now
proceed TO Washington.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-03

One of tho favorite wishes OF the late
Emperor Frederick of Germany has just
been realized through the aid and money
OF his widow. Shortly before his death he
planned the establishment of n children's 5
home at his favorite country seat. Born
stedt. Ills widow. knowing what a deep
interest he took in the project. determined
10 carry out his wishes, and n few days
ago tho home was opened with imposing
ceremonies.
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POLICE WILL STOP 1T.
Pittsburg Decides That Modern Football
is Brutal and Degrading.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 2.-Thc police authori-
ties have declared against football under
the present rules, and say that in the .fu-
turc no such brutal and degrading exhibi-
tions will be permitted here. They state
tha; they have information that tho au-
,horities in other cities will take similar
action.
ANNAPOLIS. Dec. In the football
game between the Annapolis and Yves,
Point cadets. McCormick of Yale was ref
cree and Irwin of Princeton umpire.
Score Middics, g.; West Point. 4.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-03

The young son of Prince Ferdinand OF
Rumania, Prince karol. who was born a
few weeks ago, has been baptized by the
Metropolitan OF Bucharest and will be
brought up in the national Rumanian
church. The mother OF the baby. n
daughter OF the Duke Of Edinburgh. is
naturally n Protestant. while tho father
belongs to the Sigmaringen branch OF the
HohenEollcrns. which has remained Ro'
man Catholic. The decision of the parents
regarding the religion of their son has
caused great satisfaction. aud the Hohen.
lollcrns dynasty in Rumania has gained
additional strength.
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CASCADE COUNTY.


Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
GREAT FALLS. Dec. a.-Ihc amount OF
taxes that were to be collected by Cascade
county treasurer this year was IA tritle
moro than $4,000. Treasurer Mct'lel-
land tells the STANDARD correspondent
tonight that the Office has been SO rushed
with work that no cannot give exact
totals. but he estimates that 80 per cent
of the whole amount was paid in at the
close Of yesterday. Last year the amount
received up To the evening of Dec. was
just about S. per cent. Taxes have been
paid in large amounts to-day and the
treasurer thinks that fully ~ per cent will
be in by Jan. l.. Nearly all the large tax
PAYERS have mid.
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IN THE BUSINESS WORLD.
The Bank statement I. q Good One-Miiis
Rrsuuinc Operations.

PnLADELruA. Dec. The extensive
carpet mills at kcnsington are rcsuminR
operations on full time and claim that tho
prospects for tho future are good.
Nrw YORK, Dec. The bank state
ment is: Reserve. increase s5.26a, 900;
loans, increase u, 2ss 900; specie, increase,
S,T5, 900; legal tenders, increase sise, ,o0o:
deposits. increase sl2,63.ooo, the banks
new hold SIC 6,oa6 600 in excess of the legal
requirements.
PRoyIDENcE, Dec. 2.-SaSon mill ope-
ratiyes agree to go TO work next Monday
on compromise basis of wages. IL is be-
lievcd tina, this pases the way for the set
tlement of the strike i'm other mills.
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GR.NIrE COUNTY.

special Dispatch 10 the Standard
PpirlrsBrEG, Dec. 2.-1he total tax OF
Granite county as given by Treasurer
Fairbairn is S50,sOO Of this amount there
has been paid S41 ,s0N. About 81 800 of un-
paid taxes will come in during next week.
The delinquent list will be principally
upon property owned 10y miners and mill
men in Granite and Rumsey. who have
left the country and whose address is not
known AT the postoillces 10 which tax no.
tices were sent.
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Corbett's Trainers On the Grounds,

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. e.-Delancy and
Mcvey, who will train Corbett for the
coming fight with Mitchell, arrived at
to-day. They say Corbett
will reach here about the 1ith INST. De-
laney says he has no doubt the contest
can be pulled of in Florida IL Mitchell
will come to time. He expressed some
doubt of the sincerity of tho Englishman.
Delaney said among Corbett's party will
be the Australian. Dan Creedon. who is
after the scalp Of Bob Fitzsimmons.
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White. and Hacks Rejoice.

CoACoRp. Ca. Dec. 2.-Lucius Holt. a
negro. was arrested yesterday on suspic-
ion of the murder of Arthur Reynolds.
lie proved to bc the right man and was
found this morning hanging 20 tree.
The body was riddled with bullets. Both
whites and blacks seem glad that lie was
punished this way aud hope ii will prove
an eNamole
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Attempt 20 Wreck n Train.

MAYsvILLE. KY, Dec. IA dastardly
attempt was made last night to wreck a
passenger train on the Maysvil le division
of the Louisville a. Nashville, near Nep-
ton. The engineer noticed on the track
Telegraph poles, cross-tios and other OBJ
slrue,ions and stopped the engine in time
10 preycnt q wreck.
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CHUACo, Dec. The heaviest snow
storm for several years began this MORN
ing aud continued until long after mid
night. The total fall at 10 o'clock was
nine inches. Street car travel was greatly
interrupted. The storm is general i'm
Southern Wisconsin. Iowa, Missouri,
Eastern Kansas and Illinois.
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Chicago, Dec. 2.-The November grand
jury completed its labors to-day and made
a report to tho court, in the course of
which il is charged that gambling is al
lowed in tho city through collusion with
the police aud by their consent. The jury
took no further action in tho matter, leav-
ing the facts with the court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-03

Prof. Il. W. Rolfe of Concord, Mass.
has presented diamond pins to Elwood
BInnkenbeler, ID. L. Gore and c. IA. sloan.
conductors of the Pcnnsylvania railroad
for saving him from n horrible death in n
wreck at pocklow. Penn, last winter.
Professor Rolfe was imprisoned in burn
ing car aud was rescued by the three con.
ductors at great risk 10 themselves.
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Governor waite. Proclamation.

board completed its work this morning.
The count shows that woman suffrage
carried by 6.3i7. This afternoon. in ac-
cordance with the above, Governor Waite
issued a proclamation giving women the
right TO vote at VI elections in this state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-03
Yo TambIen sold.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-Yo Tambicn. the
famous race mare. was sold by Chris
smith to George v. Hankins. the princi-
pal owner of tho Aetna stables now in
California. Tho price is secret. but il 10
SAID to be $1,000 cash and 5000 out of
the mares first winnings next season.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-03

CHICAGO, Dec. The republican city
convention this afternoon nominated
George u. Swift, mayor pro tenipore, as
a candidate for mayor to I'LL the uneN-
piret! term of the late Mayor Harrison.
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oALLATiS COUNTY.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
BOHEMIAN, Dec. 2.-Thc amount of Galla-
tin county taxes paid is about Sso,00,
leaving between ZOO aud $4,000 unpaid.
The treasurer was unable 10 state tho
amount unpaid at this time last year, but
il was not SO much AS this.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-03
SHOWING UP ALL RIGHT
Tax Receipts In Montana Far Better
Than Many People Expected.
COMPARISONS WITH Iso:
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, Dec. 2.-The figures for the
collection of county taxes to Dec. !, have
moi yet been made up accurately, but
Treasurer Barden's estimates are ns fol-
lows: Amount to be collected, $4,000;
collected, S22o,0oo; delinquent, 10000.
Last years figures were: To be collected,
saos,coi collected, sia3,ooC; delinquent,
Sl5,uD.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
BOULDER. Dec. The total amount of
taxes to bc collected this year is $1,000;
amount paid in TO date, sd5,0o0. The pro-
portion of paid and unpaid FOR last year
was just about the same as this year.
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p,i;E COUNTY,

Special Dispatch TO the standard
LIVINGSTON. Dec. 2.-Taxcs paid for
1898. So .0.3: delinquent. Sl3.s37. On Dec.
/, 1892, S9i ,ss6; delinquent, ss,7o6.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-12-03

VIRooCA. Wis, Dec. 2.-The estate left
by the late General Rusk amounts to
about 10000. The will divides IL nearly
equal between the widow and four
children.
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MlssOuLA COUNTY.
hinept tssN W. ~ y.
Special Dispatch 10 tho standard.

SpecIaI DIspatcH 10 tHo StdHIiTu
MIssoULA, Dec. 2.-The tax receipts
have not yet been footed up. and tho
county treasurer says he cannot give the
figures before Tuesday.
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Val. Freshmen Win.

NEW HAvEN, Conn. Dec. 2.-rhe annual
freshman game between Harvard and
Yale was won by Yale, 30 TO 4.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY.
special Dispatch TO the standarc

nEKR LODGE. Dec. 2.-The total ta y foot
inss last year were Sl93.092. The amount
delinquent Dec. last year was about
Sll 600. The total tax fooiings this year
are SlO5,aJ0: delinquent, s6.oi9.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-07

1885 y. m.--The boats are now
about half way over the course, sail
ing east, southeast. The Nlgilant
has been gaining wonderfully, and
is now fully half a mile ahead.
1880 p. m.-The Nalkyrie has
set her %spirnak.r. The Nigilant
has her spinuaker set and is still in.
creasing her lead.
SANDY Hook, 1922 p. m.-The
Nlgilant appears to be increasing
her lead and is probably two miles
ahead.
HIGHLANDs-The Vigilaut turned
at 1:5Ct. She turned the stake
boat heading to windward on the
starboard tack. The boats passed
each other, the Vigilant beating to
windward, while the Valkyrie wa.
| bound to the first turn.
1859! y. m.-The Valkyrie turns
+, with a difference between the boats
of about eight minutes.
SANDY HOOK, 2:l7 p. m.-Th'
Yachts are still on the port tack
The Vigilant maintains her Leaf
and is ou%tpolnting the Nalkyrie
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Cotton,
Associated Press to The News

BY Associated Press to 'fhe News.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 7.--Glenny
& Co. say: Liverpool advanced
? "a TO 3.64 on futures; unchanged
on spots, with sales of 1000 bales.
New York opened 6 poluts high
err, advanced 6 points additional,
and declining, closed easy at 8
points higher than yesterday.
Our market opened 7 points
higher, declined 3 to 4 points, from
which we had another reaction with
sales of January az high as SIG, 8
points above last night, but again
declining the market closed 5 poln:s
below yesterday.
The ADVANCE in Liverpool caused
the Improvement a. the opening
here, bat upon the longs realiz ny
prices broke rapidly. Nervousness
on a count of the bureau repor..,
however, caused the shorts to cover,
and prices we're run up again.
C>bles from Liverpool say the ad'
vance in their market was due to
pervousness on account of the
bureau report, but that they did not
think the ~spinpers would follow the
advance, and that an unfavorable
bureau report had been consider
ably d scounted. Receipts at the
ports today were not as large al
was generally expected, today's es.l
mate being 33 900 against $1,000
last year. Estimate for receipt
here Monday is IA 900
Spots were firm at l6 higher
Sales 1900 hales.
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Polish Celebration.
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
CHICAGO, Oct. Liberty loving
Poles held a celebration at Jackson
Park today, and the flag carried by
those who, a century ago, rose in
revolt against Russian intolerance,
Hoated side by side with the
streamer bearing a picture of
Kosciusko, the Polish patriot. The
demonstration was under the
auspices of the Polish National
Alliance, and the city was officially
represented through a committee Of
aldermen. AT the formal exercises
this afternoon patriotic addresses
were delivered by several e1iles
and cheers were given for a Polish
re yublio.
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Williams College,.
pecial to The News

Y0Cu8A W LII" NeWbt
WILLIAMsrowN, Mass, Oct. IT,
)ne hundred years have elapsed
ince Williams College was brought
nto existence, and commencing to-
borrow the event will be observed
,r three days with impressive
ceremonies. Ora yates of the
eneYable institution aud among
fhom are enrolled many Of the most
minent men of the country are
irving in town today. President
Heveland has promised to be here
q Monday, if lie can find time for
le trip. The CELEBRATION opens to-
borrow with religious exercises and
sermon by Rev. DR.. Henry Hop
I'M, of K ansas City. In the after
DON there will be a conference OF
Id graduates Among those who
ill take part are Rev. Henry M
ield, of New YORK, Rev. w. M
'rovenor, of Lenox, Rrv DR.. G @.
Iall, of BFooklyn, and Prof, Z. ii
tr'fin, Of John Hopkins University
Kansas.
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Humanitarians.
Special to the News.

CHICAGO, Got. AT a largely
attended conference of bumanita-
rians aud representatives of Chicago
hospitals held at the Grand Pacific
last night, it vas decided to estsb-
llsh a hospital Saturday and Sunday
Association, similar to that origi-
mated many years ago 10 England,
and later adopted in New York, one
Saturday and Sunday of each year
to be set aside for COLI tions on the
streets and in the churches for the
aid of these institutions. 1t is pro
posed to extend the movement to
every city and town in she country
that has a public hospital.
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tutenniaI Of Williams Col.
ge...HumanitarianS.
RYJCH JUBILEE IN l9OO--F0OTBALL
liz Celebrate. ..Coniederate Day a Fail.
ure at Chicago ther Items.
The Pope' EncycliCai.

peoial 10 The News.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Advlces
rom Rome are to the effect that
he Holy Father has completed the
rreparation of the %eucycllcal upon
vhich he has been engaged for sew
raj weeks, and in which he I'm
,resses upon the Christian world
he necessity of earnest devotion to
he Most lily Rosary. The docu-
nent. It is said, will rank among
he most important issued by the
ynpreme Pontiff for many years.
& 10 also announced that the con.
istory, which was 10 have been
.eld during the first week in De.
ember, has been indefinitely post.
oned, owing to the fact that all
he documents relating to matters
3 be considered by the body, in
luding those having relation TO the
omination of archbishops and
ishops, we're destroy ed in the re
ant fire in the palace Catfarelli, il
'hich the pspal auditor, Archbish
p FAUST, had his Offices and resi-
ence apartments.
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CONFLICT IN BRAZIL.
Cessation Of HostiIitles
Against Rio Janeiro.

By As-oclsted Press to The News.
WAsHiNGToN, Oct. 7.-Presi.
dent Peixoto, of Brazil, has con.
sc n,ed to dismount the guns in Rio
de Janeiro, and Admiral de Mellos,
commander of the insurgent fleet,
has agreed not to fire on the city SO
long as the guns remain dismount-
ed. This word was received from
Commander Pickering, of the Unit.
ed States cruiser Charleston, now
in the harbor at Rio de Janeiro,
last night. The agreement was, i,
is believed, brought about through
the efforts of the representative OF
foreign powers at Brazil. For the
last week foreign ministers have
been trying to bring about an ar
rangement to save the Brazilian
capital from destruction by the
rebela, and according to the fore.
going official dispatch they have
been successful for the present, a,
least.
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College Football.
pedal to The News.

D0CtoI to The News.
NEW YoKk, Oot. An impor-
ant meeting of the intercollegiate
loot Ball Association is being held
oday at the Fifth Avenue hotel TO
onsider the desirability of revok.
ag the rule by which graduates are
xcluded from college teams.
although the rule still stands in
Re constitution of the association,
) il being ignored by all the col
ages save Yale, and even this team
opposed to playing under its con
inuance. There will be no change
b tie historic custom of having the
tnnual Yale.Princeton game take
lace in New York en- Thanksgiving
av
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st. Nicholas Church.
Special to the News.

SpcCIHI 10 IHt NtWB.
Nav York, Oct. Sixty years
ago tomorrow the first mass was
celebrated in the Church of ST.
Nicholas, and tomorrow the event
will he celebrated with high pom
tlfcal ceremonies, in which Arch
bishop Corrigan and a large mum.
Der of the clergy will take part.
Thirteen Gothic memorial windows,
which have been placed in the sane.
tuary by wealthy members of the
parish will also be dedicated.
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DEFINITE NO
BY Voorhees, that he Would
Ask Continuous Sessions.

FROM our Res ular Correspondent.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 7.-Senator
Voorhees, gave definite notice in the
senate this morning that, commend
ing on Wednesday next, he would
ask the senate to sit continuously
until a vote had been reached on the
repeal bill, and that he would ex
pect the senator's to maintain a
quorum until the end of The present
contest was reached. 81 might say
more, but it is not necessary" lie
| gave this notice that senator's might
| govern Themselves accordingly in
the performance of the duty they
owe the public.
Roach (Dem.) then addressed
the senate in favor of the repeal bill
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Bismarck Able to Travel.

BERLIN, Oct. Prince Bis
marck left Messenger at IL O'Clock
today. He was driven in an open
carriage to the railway station
where a large crowd was gathered
to greet the famous man of "blood
and iron" now so feeble and ill.
The streets were decorated with
flags and flowers. Prince Bis.
msrrk, considering his long sick
ness, looked fairly we'll, and ap.
peared greatly moved at the warm
greeting be received.
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French Jubilee In 1900.

SpeCiHI 10 VIE NeWBs
PARIS, Oct. 7.-Temporary Off
ces for the committee on organ u.
ton of the next French Worlds
Exposition to be held in this city ia
1900, were opened today in the Rue
St. III more A staff Of twenty
clerks has oeen engaged for the pre-.
liminary work, which will be under
the direction of Commissary
General Alfred Picard
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys-
tenn e~iiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fcvcrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind eve pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptaLle to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many exec cnt qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO pot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FG oYRUP CO
SAN FRANCISCO. C4l.
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TuE STATE or TEXAS.

To the sheriff or any Constable of McLennan
County-GnRFTlNG
You are Hereby COMMANDED, That you sum
mon Hattie ,yree. by n"king public. tlon
weeks prior to the r. tn n day hereof, In some
ne. 3 apcr published in You're unity. Defend
a, I I'm Suit No 8O)h. wherein amer Brothers..
. II III comuosed of nm sanger, Phillip sang T.
Isaac sanger and Al. X. Sanger are flni tins
and la'tie Tyree On fen IN" sole Is Defendant,
to be and appear before the md crsiered Justice
Of tn. Pesc' in and for Precinct No. !, at II
regular term OF said Justice of tho Peace
on I. 10 be- he Il in the cit OF Waco IN Mo-
Lehman on ~. ON the Both cay of October,
a ID. 1898, at 10 O'Clock =. VA, to answer the
complaint OF sal pl intin VIII sues for a bal,
ance on open accoun Tor Roohs. wares ana
! merchandise sold and delivered iy p'aintihto
defendant January "a 1891 and ut divers dates
I e~reat,,r balance claime' be ny one hun.
| d ell and eighty two dollars ard twenty GEMS.
Her IN fail not. md have You then al d there
this wit with your return thereon, showing
how you have eXccut 70 d ihc same.
GIVE. nudcr my Oiiicial II nd, this 10th day
of Sept, mber, 4. ID. ls93.
j. N GALLAGHER.
Justice Peace Precinct No |, McLennan county,
TpNhs.
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lnanimate Target Practice.

boCial to Tbs News:
CHICAGO, Oct. THE national
lam championship at inanimate
Irgets is being contested today at
7atson's Park. The cas- is repre-
,nted by the team Of the Boston
hootipg association, Messrs. o.
/. Dlckey, J. E. Burns, B. l..
Woodward, G. o. Barrett and I'll.
'. Hager, while the west is
aampioncd by the team of the
herman Rod and Gun Club, of
columbus, Ohio, Messrs. Young,
Alkire, Ward, Humphreys and
Walters. The winning team will
AXE the championship of the United
Itates and a purse of II thousand
collars.
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See Stark West tor fire insurance

All goods sold at auction war.
ranted as represented or your mon
ey refunded. Come one and all
and be convinced.
w. ] q P. Co.,
Bankrupt Stock.