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FOUR FOR WALBAUM.
Lamplighter, Pioaroon, May Win
and Potentate All Win.
Fifth Race, with Only Two Starters.
Goes to Madrid.
Campania Captures the Sixth Event
at Saratoga.
,specisI to The Evening World !

RACE TRACK, SARATOGA. July ca
Although there has been considerable
grumbhug on the part Of Saratogans re-
garding the action OF the management
in starting the races at 80 o'clock, the
Association has not yet receded from
its position. The attendance to-day
was quite large. The grand stand was
comfortably filled and the books were
kept busy. The weather was clear and
fine. and as the programme was very
good u perfect days sport was expected.
When the bugler called the horses to
the post only Ave of the seven re-
the post In the first race only five OF the
seven responded. L.ainplighter and The
Queen were missing. Finally, after y
long delay. Lamplishter appeared. but
The Queen did not. Messengers were
hurriedly sent to Peppers stable. and
there 1t was stated that The queen had
been scratched at 10 o'clock.
The clerk of the scales denied receiv-
ing any such message. Louny Clayton
had weighed in to ride The queen. and
TO to l was quoted against her In the
ring. Luckily no one was badly hurt
by her non-appearance. a G.. Franklin,
trainer of The Queen. was fined 500.
Under the Jockey Club rules. all money
bet on The Queen was lost.
Jimmy Mccormack explained Lamp
lighters delay by saying that he had
HIS horse at the post at ll.i5, the time set
for the race on the dial. 1t seems the
| Associations bugler had sounded the
call about ten minutes too soon The
bugler was not fined.
Lamplighter was red hot favorlte In
| the race and he won in his old-tme
style. Taral trailed with him to the
stretch and then came through. winning
as he pleased. Cactus. an 8 TO l chance,
was second, after being badly pocketed
| on the far turn. Hume was third and
close up.
A dozen or more Western horses ar
rived this morning, among them being
| the crack Faraday.
When the second race was over 1t be-
gan to look as though President Wal
baum's horses would make a clean
| sweep of at least four OF the events.
| PiGaroon won. thus putting two TO his
credit. Picaroon was at even money. but
Brooks rode his best and beat out Bios
som filly. 100 to | shot. by a scant
half length. Franklin was third. He
was we'll played on the strength Of fast
| trial. -
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SECOND RACE.

Blossom filly cut out the running. with
condo, Picaroon and Franklin next. In
the stretch Picaroon moved up and
Joined Blossom filly at the furlonG pole.
A rafting finish followed and Ptcaroon
landed a winner by head. Blossom
filly was length and a half before
Franklin Time.l.o3.
Mutuels paid, one, two. three: On
Picaroon, SOS: on Blossom flly. IS: on
Franklin. s195.
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Madrid cut loose and romped In an easy
winner by flve lengths. Betting on time
was: over LII "a, to TO- and under,
to 8. Time l.52 IA.
cIxru
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THIRD RACE.

May Win led from start to finish, and
won clevcrly by a length from Tormen
place in a hard drive. Time-l.S2 l-2.
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FOURTH RACE.

President Walbaum's fourth win WAS
recorded with the victory Of Potentate
the pace to the stretch, Potentate pass.
ed him and won handily by a length
and q half. Rubicon died fast IN the
fnal sixteenth and Kentigerna finish.
Ing game under the whip. beat him out
two lengths for the place. Tme-l.l+ "a,
Mutuels paid, one, two. three: On
Potentate, $2.65; on KentiGerna. $3.50;
on Rubicon, $40.
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Boarders Wanted.
East Side.

LEXINGTON AVE. is3s, SD SD floor. .
large furnished rooms, together or separately
WIN board - 80 person, or without table board
81; dinners 2Sc.
ILAINbIOS AVE, 81, FURNISHED parlors 4
rooms, with or without board, AT summer rate.
MADISON AVE. l.T-largcA singh. coolltr
central location; excellent table: tranSicnts
summer tfrms.
10TH ST, N E.-Lsrsc small rooms. Win
cOnyeniences; terms reasonable. board
i2TH ga, rs E.-e handsome connecting rooaIs
hot cold water, ladisa. gentlemen, board op.
tonal.
nTli ST. SIC Esmall f.ont roons: -Gceiisn;
board; 81 So ana 50 weekly,
lsTIi ST 200 r. -Nicely furnished rooms Win
or without board; summer rates.
:lsT ST. 20 Elegant. cool rooms ca suite
sngly: superior table moderate terms. r"'rr-
cnces exchanged.
22D Sr., 10 E.--l.Anlsome large small rooms
excellent table terms moderate; references.
2YrIi 81. IA =. large a small airy rooms;
excellent board, rents. 81 l'hcs. ~; table
board, 81: superior s'e; home comforts; early
breakfast
SoTH ST ~ E.-l.sIge room Nith board 9
gentlemen; Washing home comforts with
widow: IS weekly.
sGTH ST Ia E-Airy trunt room, s~ninE-, ,oH-
yen'enpss. home table private family Ma
guiTe.
18TH ST. ss5 E-Nicev furnished rooms with
o. without board. gas Data; terms reasonable,
tJTH 81 rs E.-Light. airs r.oE.a lal6- 4
small With or without LOsrd, hath.
.lD ST. sI7 49,: respectable men can have goo.
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n:rH ST lss E.-EleSant furnished rooms
.ri,atr IsIut.'. -,it o.. .HH.n.. al.
bath, gas; eoepuon room other rooms s? up
sArd
10TH ST rs E--Nisely frrn.sasi rooms:
every convenience, eS'eileat board. lOtatiOn
hne, near /. station.
lIGIIi 81, IpI J.. Nrs.s fusHisnsd room
every accuHIIuOdAi On: terms reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE, laGJ Private iGn,Gy; +.
elegant par,or Tor dentist, corner house.
LkNINGIpN sNl., al a. a. anh ri, nnnd
sOn'Y rIrBls, with huIt,. Fgirf'u"rs
LEXINGTON AVE, al iIIuisu-ieN furnished
trout 81 " L rooms. y.ih board ais" hlli IOunl
MADISON AVE. come, :, = 18th ~ slpeTof
rooms cuisine. Iaa,iciIs q. ommod-tsi.
reasonable rates
.p AVE-. lsAs, ri Iiuor. front ON uTlaO.r r'u IA
4 buArd tuI p. girls: I"asulHtir.
nrH 81, = y. ID slranl- ruuus; plra,npi
n"ighboghood: good table; rra,"uahi": tAGlr
board,
sITII ST l3s y -Hanisomely frnisaed ,.ag
double rooms: excellent table transisa,s
taken
i.rH ST. 500 E Lara. a small rooms. Ntsa
board: terms moderate.
iITIi ST :9i E--IsTse handsomely Furnished
rooms. excellent table; refererceL
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unfurnI.hsd-Mor,h ot lasth stre.,.

unfurnished-Morth Of fasth Street.
LENoX AVE. 3ie near 125th st.-E:logsnt nats
large. light rooms bath; all improvements,
Ns; ianitor. WOOD n MILLER. 2ls W. i25th ST.
rooms bath, all improvements s17 See jani-
tor or WOOD 4 MILLER 2is W. 12Sth st.
SOUTH Bot LEvARD, 5I7-To let. u hall. nat,
suitable for small family.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS rooms a bath. i'm.
provements, $50 to s25. 5oa ". l45th ST.
WILLIS AVE. $50. near 1884 st. elevated sta
tion--5 large. lisht rooms bath; all improve
n,ents; SIS: janitcr.
WOOD MILLER. 2l9 w. i25th st.
;rH AVE. c2sl. corner 1S4th ST & 4 rooms
bath, steam heated. every improvement, $50,
It'll AVE 2194 near 130th st.-Elegant fat.
steam heated. I large rooms bath; all i'm
proyements. 4O-foot frontage; hall attendance.
t.: rent $40. WOOD MILLER 2is W. i?5th.
ETH 81 ,I2a w To let. flats. o rooms bath:
heated; private halls; 81. per month. Apply
to manager.
i2srH ST, 1Ot W, corner Lenox ave.-Eiegsnt
stoan,- heated nats 9 rooms e. bath; awnings:
;s6; ianitor. WOOD MILLER. 2ls w. l2bth st.
l32D ST, r. -Rcnts reduced: handsome $50
apartment to let for $50 month, Apply on
premises.
issD ST, 1883 w,-cheapest Mats in Harlem;
large rooms g. bath newly decorated; $40; tani-
tor WOOD MILLER, 2is W. 125th st
lslTH ST. 1877 VS. large rooms & bath; every
improvement; hot water supplied; $40; ianitor.
Ar Low RENTS-Flats of large rooms &
bath. with all improvements. In New York 3
heathiest locality, 1927 10 1888 Amsterdam
,lMh) aye near lblst ST.. cable cars pass the
MONTH FREE-RENT SIT.
rooms K bath: beautifully decorated all i'm
provements; small quiet family. Janitor IA
W. l36th ST.
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An INVALID can have good board & the bes'
Of care In a private family VI. D., box slt
World Harlem branch.
III LG.NTIY furnished ranr, ~ p,,,,, r--'ie-aI
n wife board for wife: private family. Bas
3ia World uptown.
PRIrhTE Jewish tamil v-'li TAKE Gentleman
bosrdsrs. r. r.. box 800 World. uptown.
YOUNG COUPLE desire rehnsa eUnssa.sl yosux
couple to share expenses handsomely furnished
FIAT. Americans, box $50 World
4 REFINED perso' can ind superior board
comfortable home with young married couple 10
elegant nat; central location Address Comfort
able. .. Eat 18th st
1IILD WANTED 10 board b refined American
a ui'y; pleasant home. Mother $ Gaze, Hhr
lem World.
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A AMSTERDAM AVE. u unfurnished rooms:
hea'thfnl, respectable. cheap. Dorian, box 600
World. Harlem
GATH ST.. 40 w.-Parlor h bed. room nice Hat
house. near Central Park; references eN
changed. See janitor.
LEXINGTON AVE. IST-Targe no II room 4
hall bedroom to let reasonably.
iron ~. 26I ". . o,rns VIII closets in pr
Nae house Sl2, K z Tor Stu
23D ST., $40 ". "A large unfuruished room 30
rent.
PARLOR and 2 connecting rooms. with bath.
first noOr, W. llth st., near 9th ave. Address
Americans, ~ W. 18th st. advertising office.
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WNIHVNIF. nv ,F'' SWnI H'EW'eI. l.c0Hke
l18th sir. Board 20 child; give mothers cste'
references.
l2STH 81, 3I3 W. . near btn ave. NC ly Itir
n'ahed rooms, WIN coou board
l:grH ST. $50 w.-lady living Ia dat wesh
share II With another lady; Ss weekly.
l.T'rH 81. llu T.. To let; boari Tor 2; sqCsrs
room SlU. hal, room -.
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Flats and Apsrtme uts Wanted.

Unfurnishsd.
TWO OR THREF.ROOM unfurnished fat, with
Improvements: O. to $40; 18th TO 85th st. Al.
dress r.. box 3?9 Uptown World.
WANTED, by Dung couple, 3, rooms light
housekeeping. private house, rent not exceed
Ing $40. from 10th TO l2sth st.. east side. j.,
box 635 Harlem World
WANTED-Cheap dat or tenement. JULIUS
4. HOFFMAN,, p. o. box /. 286 New York.
ROOMS 4 bath; SOS; must be all light rooms.
Kendall, 2O2 ". :,tth St
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CLINTON ST, 4s4-Tlats to let. LIST g Cd 7
rooms; all light, large handsomely decorated.
MIDDAuH ST.. 81 rooms d bath, SIS h
$40; two minutes 10 the bridge.
ali light d improvements: near bridge entrance
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North OF ,ssth Street.

10TH ST.. 81 w.--fIAndsone. cool roma. sx-
t@l,ent board. near Central Pa-t e L statioa;
refeHenlea
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Eurnished-East Side.

MADISON AVE. 1875 Summers bells rooms 4
hath, completely furnished: elegant furniture;
cool. clean; excellent neishborhood bargain, -
per week reduced for July August
9th ST., a3l h. --Flat 3 cosy rooms. bath,
prcttily furnished, So weekly. trowell.
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6OTH ST.. 1l5 W. Is and 4 rooms, decorated,
81. $40; 400 Columbus ave. 4 rooms improve
ments, Sl2; 874 Boston ave., rooms, bath,
trcOrated. on corner, rapid transit lines. 3lS
S"5: - W. $50 ST.. rooms. improvements. cor
ner. Si2 Apply janitor or Potter Bro. SD At.
4; Columbus ave.
WE Will, FURNISH A FLAT complete and
ready for housek ee ping, including linen, crock.
rE &C. on tsrms OF t1 r "A i MsSkx until p Ml
readily see the advantage Of owning the contents
Of home and at really less expense; your choice
rugs and curtains, odd fancy psrOr pieces and
scores of pretty things to make home inviting;
cali for list OF mats. price list and estimates.
HENRY NAMES l. Sons, 42e, All 18th ave-,
between 3lst and 32d SITS. white building
LOok-This months rent 4 moving free; SIC:
5-room fats; Harlem. Call room s. sst B'way.
2aTH ST, 4Gl5 F. and ssth ST.. 3O5 W. 8 very
light large rooms; ~ to 81 per month; very
healthy and improvements
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FLATS! FLATS!
1905 Lafayette ave. 9 rooms, Sl5;
1867 Lafay etle ave., o rooms Sl4:
40 Palmetto st., 4 rooms. Sill
SS4 Madison ST., roUms $l2.
tl46 Jefferson ave-, rooms, SD;
962 Putnam ave, rooms, $21
owner. II. sclimslstich, 982 Putnam ave. b lyn.
FLATS 4 apartments near bridge: rents 50 to
$50. COOK. 80 sands ST. Brooklyn.
BUFFALO AVE, 1888 elegant fats to let; all
improvements: rent $40; this months rent
free,
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SGD 81. lSA W. large 4 small rNnis. Rtt
borrd: running water; c,usets; sou hern sN'
uo>urf: moderate.
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ssTH ST, $50 w.-Ons large ROOM. bathroo1
floor; suitable for 2: with or without boare-
4ATN ST. ~. W. Il DOL, com ort&ble mona. witt
mn erpf - nFcAa
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WASHINGTON ST., Ill, Brookiyn-4 rooms l.
bath. all light; all improvements; near bridge.
DIST ST., 1854, I'd house from 4th ave-, 8. Brook
lyn-5 large rooms, improvements.
APARTME NTS, TOUR light rooms, s.: newly
decorated. modern improvements; twenty
minutes from Broslyn Bridge. GOA Atlantic
ave., near Saratoga ave. elevated station,
Fulton 81.
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Eurnlshed-West Side.

6RhENWlCH AVE. 1855; 3 neatly furnished
rooms; housekeeping or Eentlemen; all con
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urnlshed-BrookIyn.
MCDONOUGH ST.. 4l2-Flat, 8 rooms 4 bath
improvements: window shades furnished: jan
&l2
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NICE FLATS for small families; look at them ::
rooms. bath; improvements; convenient To
elevated surface cars; reduced rents; Gil, 3l2
el3 Amply 30 Reid ave.
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3&TH ST. c51 Wool pleasant furnished large
small rooms; private family; summer rates.
25TH ST, 100 W--Iandsomcly furnished front
ianitor'S hell,
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34TH ST.. I28 Il l3l W. Desirable cool rooms
ront hack superior table refevencea
seTH ST. 10 w.-Furnished rooms. with bssra
table board moderate prices.
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4 b6 S'; IL ii sn III u S EhffNt!:

Els ST., 20l w. -Lar,e, handsomely furnished
front corner room: y windows: bath. rnS.
closet; cool IN summer: or = gentlemen; -
week Dick ciSOI.
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5bTH ST. :51 W.--Coo. airy roums. with ~
without board; houss location u-st class
GATH ST. l07 w.--Loveiy rooms. .ane locsticr.
superior table: select table boarde-S nesom r. =
hst.
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TO LET, part of large house, near Brooklyn: 80
minutes from bridge mo children or noisy
people in housed Box 90 World.
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west S1de.
BROADWAY, lBg0-3large cool rooms. en- suite;
every convenience; near park 4 all cars; terms
reAsOnhblc. Forster.
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NOW tRp AVE. as-Furnished rooIn In cuiei
ne Il loOrhuod With respectable American Tam
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GENTLEMAN can obtain larsc, cool room In
nncd family. Room, box G22 World. Harlem
NICE rhRLOt bedroom Ia lei 10 man Il wife .
board for lady only. Address Louis, world
Branch. .o4 S,h ave
ARGAINS--Bos rding & furnished room houses
easy terms guaranteed income Lardncr 4
Buckley, 10 " i?d st.
THREE rooms. Furnished. In n quiet place in
country. Apply 81 High ST. Brookiyn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-22
BODY ExHUM Ed.
An Examination Which Makes Things
Look Bad For a Doctor.
BY The Associated Press.

BosToN.- Aug. 22.-Another case against
one member of the Drs. Hill and Clarke
firm, whose 'sanitarium" on fremont
street has figured in police matters of late,
has been brought to light by the work of
Inspector McCausland.
The body of woman buried in Mt.
Hope cemetery on June 22 has been ex-
humed, an autopsy held, and the fact dis
covered that the death certificate filed with
the board of health fails to state the cor
rect cause of death.
The woman's name was Mary A. Nc
Donald age 40, and her home was in Win
chcndon. DR.. Robert A. Clarke, alias r.
A. Monroe, who is now under arrest on
the charge of having performed a Grim
inal operation on the woman named
Ingalls,, is charged with the crime, and
was yesterday taken from the Charles
street Jail on n habeas corpus and ar
raigned in court. He was held In $4,000
for hearing next Thursday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-22
MORE BEAR NEWS.
The Siberian Railway Likely to De.
press Still Further Prices of Grain.
Bv The Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-United States
Consul General at st. Petersburg in q re-
port to the State Department points to
the fact that the earlier completion of the
Siberian Railroad is liable to have de-
pressing effect upon the prices OF grain
throughout the world.
No reliable estimate can be formed OF the
probable export of Siberian grain to Eu-
rope by this road and one rough estimate
placing it at 6,000,000 bushels for the
west Siberian section is regarded as de-
cidedly too low. Moreover, the compile
tion OF the road is expected to greatly
stimulate the planting OF grain in the black
soil belt, famous for its fertility. In 1889
the Siberian government produced q
surplus of 30,000,000 bushels of
grain. The depressing effect upon the
local st. Petersburg market upon the ex-
pected thrush of Siberian wheat
is such that q new outlet is being
prov lied by line Of railroad
from Perm, already connected with
Western Siberia, to Kotlas on the Dwina
River, Offering an easy waterway to Arch
angel on the White Sea, whence the wheat
can be exported to other European
countries. Nt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-22
TELEGRApHIC BREvITIEs.

Norman Walsh was drowned in well mt
Braintree. Mass.
San Salvador's prospects are now be-
coming brighter.
Amcsbury's Mass carriage trade shows
signs of increasing
Colonel A. II. Logic of Bridgeport
Conn, is bankrupt.
Two burglars were captured by the Lex
ington Mass police.
Two men were killed In a train dcrsil-
ment near Latona, Wash.
Sicily Is again disturbed 10y disputes be-
tween landlords and tennnts.
Payton s. Green, manufacturing jewel
ers of Providence, have assigned
The burying Of overhead wires In Bos-
ton will materially reduce fire insural %
rates.
A new departments bureau of infor-
mstion-ls to be established at the Boston
postoffice.
Lake North has found channel to the
Mississippi river, and Is sweeping every
thing before IL.
Commissioners Wade Hamptouef thinks
government aided railroads should pay n
higher per cent OF earnings to the govern
ment.
A deficiency of over siOoo was discovered
In the accounts 81 Nathaniel NJ Brown.
clerk of the salem tMsss) water board.
He hes rendered his resisnstton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-22
CASES QuAsHED.
Tame Ending to the Famous Roby
Prize Fighting Cases.


HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. 22.--Roby's prize
fighting and riotous conspiracy cases,
which have attracted much attention In
the world OF sports, were quashed, at an
adjourned term of the Lake County Court
called especially to hear the
case. Judge Riggs, Of Warsaw, who was
called into this county at the request OF
Judge John III. Gillet, president, and
after considerable wrangIing among the
attorneys for State and defence, arrange
ments were agreed to have the man under
indictment plead guilty to charges OF as
sault and battery, the understanding
being that the cases of "ritous conspir-
acyp against Martin Costello and William
Woods, pugilists; George Siler, referee;
Dominick O'Malley, Bobby Burns, Paddy
Smith, Dan Creedon and Solly Smith OF
the Columbian Athletic Club would
not be prosecuted. There are
two indictments against each OF them
except Dominick O'Malley, who on ac-
count OF being president of the club was
placed under the ban on four charges.
County Clerk Eder received three rolls
OF bills aggregating $1,000 being the fines
assessed in the cases against William
Woods, Dominick O'Msiley and Solly
Smith, the other cases being not pressed
at the instance Of prosecutor William
Mcmahon.
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EIGHT LIVES LOST.
Squall Struck Yacht in St. John
Harbor With Terrible Results.
Bp The Associated Press.

Sr. JOHN, n. b., Aug. 22.-The yacht
race for the corporation cup had sad
ending yesterday. The yachts were on tho
home run with very light breeze and had
hll sail set. Suddenly a squall came up,
and the Primrose, which was in the rear
Of the lot, was struck by the gale and
plunged head first, going right down.
Twelve men were struggling In the water,
and the judges boat steamer Lily, was
soon to the rescue, bIt only succeeded in
tescuing four men, eight going down.
They were: Samuel Hatton, owner OF
The Primrose, who leaves widow; George
Bartlett, leaves a widow and two children;
james Hurley, widow and six children; A.
Akerly, leaves a widowed mother; George
Heathheld, ii. Hoyt, William Russell,
Fred Priest, all single. All the victims
belong to this oity.
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CLEARING THEIR SKIRTS.
House Men Object to Being BIameo
for Errors In the Tariff Bill.
BY the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22--The enrolling
the house committee on enrolled bills
deny most emphatically that they are re-
sponsible for any Of the errors in punctua-
ton or otherwise that threaten to defeat
the intention of congress with reference
to various tariff schedules. They say that
four comparisons of the enrolled bills and
the measure as passed by the senate were
made and that congress is responsible for
Nny errors. 1t Is asserted that a careful
comparison will show that the enrolled
bill is an absolutely perfect copy of the
bill as it passed the senate.
George Is. Parsons, the chief enrolling
clerk, said: "We cannot go by scholastic
standards, but are Obliged to follow copy
to the strict letter. As newspaper man,
you can understand what is meant by fol-
lowing copy. We suppose that the house
and the senate know what they are about.
Now i don't deny that there are mistakes
in the bill; that Is very apparent But
these mistakes were made i'm the drafting
of the senate amendments, which, as you
know, were adopted by the house without
a stroke of difference.
"The main error seems to be that dia-
monds have been placed upon the free list
This occurred evidently because the senate
used q semicolon instead of colon after
the word diamonds i'm the free list. AL
though it occurred to me, after we had
copied the item, that n colon was meant,
we had no authority here TO make n
change, for that would be for us to assume
the right to legislatc."
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KILLED HIS COACHMAN.


Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. pa special to
The Republican from st. Joseph, Mo-, says
Frank +. Hart, junior partner in the legal
firm OF Hart & Hart, shot and killed his
coachman, Charles Martin, yesterday.
Hart's story is to the effect that Martin
robbed a safe at his residence Of $3.50 and
when he accused him of the crime admit
ted his guilt and returned portion OF
the money. Hart then told Martin that
he was going TO hand him over to the
officers, when Martin seized an axe and
made for him and Hart shot him. Hart
surrendered himself. AT the coroner q
inquest he was discharged. TIE verdict
was self defense.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-22
HAD GOOD EFFEcT'IN ENGLAND.
IN The Associated Pres,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22---The anticipated
enactment OF the new tariff bill has af-
fected the wool market In England ac-
cording to special to the State depart
ment, from United States Consul Meeker
at Bradford. 1t has caused quicker sales
than ever known before, buyers being
eager to anticipate brisk demand from
the United States and farmers were
anxious TO turn their fieeces into ready
money because OF the depression. The
prices showed an average advance Of from
half cent to one cent per pound over
last year also caused by the tariff bill
changes IFt