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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
ATTRACTIONS AT GLEN ISLAND,
A New Landing at Harlem.

The attractions at Glen Island are SC
varied and enjoyable that its reputation
for popularity continues to be main.
tained. and that this reputa ton is un.
disputed can be seen by the great mum.
Der of out-of-town visitors who are met
there every day.
The Museum OF Natural History
opened this season for the first time
has proved great success. and many
are the encomiums showered upon Mr.
Starin for his far-sighted policy in
throwing open free of charge such a
means OF interest and instruction.
The instrumental orchestra on Starin-
burg Castle is another innovation which
the music-.oving patrons of Glen Island
appreciate; while the Cd Guard Rand
continues to deserve general applause,
which II receives.
To accommodate the residents OF Har-
lem, line oG steamers will commence
TO run In few days direct from one
Hundred and Seventeenth street, East
River, to Glen Island, thus saving the
trip downtown, as at present. -
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THREW BRICKS At AcRlppLE.
Mahr Resented Being Tsid to Go @
Work. btN

William Mahr, twenty-six years old,
Of q Tompkins street, was held for trial
on charge of assault In Essex Market
Court to-day. John Leddy. his brother
in-law. Of 324 Delaney street. was the
complainant. Leddy broke his right leg
week ago. and while he was lying
in bed on Saturday last Mahr gathered
a number of bricks and threw them at
him. 81.
Leddy was struck by the bricks on his
body and head, but escaped serious in
jury by getting out of bed and crawling
beneath 1t. Leddy shouted for help and
a policeman was summoned and arrest
ed Mahr who was intoxicated.
Leddy told Justice Feltner that the
trouble started when he told Mahr to
go to work and support his wife and
children, who were living with Leddy. as
he was unable to care for them any
longer. on account of his broken leg.
Mahr said that Leddy threw the bricks
at him. and that all he did was to throw
them back at his brother-in-law. S
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
CUT IN A DRUNKEN BRAWL.
bowling in the Hospital and
O'TOOIe Locked Up.

John Bowling, twenty-five years old,
OF 318 Sackett street, Brooklyn. is in the
Long Island College Hospital this MORN
ing suffering from a knife wound in the
abdomen.
Bowling and Patrick O'Toole, nineteen
years old. Of 1867 Hudson avenue. were
engaged in a drunken brawl on Henry
street, near Sackett street, yesterday
afternoon about $50 o'clock. Policeman
Lynch, Of the Amity street police sta
ton, placed both men under arrest
On the way to the station-house 1t was
with knife. The weapon was not
found. Justice Walsh, sitting In the
Butler Street Court, this morning held
O'Toole to await the result of Bowling s
injuries,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH.
Wright and His Three Sons Under
Water Nearly Two Minutes.

Henry Wright. OF 222 East One Hun
dred and Seventh street, and his three
sons, William, John and Samuel had a
narrow escape from death yesterday
while boating on the East River. There
was strong tide running when they at
tempted to anchor of Seventy fifth
street. Their cstboat was caught by the
tide and carried Immediately in front of
an empty scow.
The boat stuck the bow OF the scow,
capsied, ana was drawn underneath. II
came out at he other end with the four
Wrights following. They had been
under water nearly two minutes. They
chung to the overturned boat until res
cued by G Brown, who heard their
the foot OF Sixty-fifth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
ROBBED GROCER BR0DY.
Linck Arrested in Jersey City on
the Charge of Larceny.

Assistant DistrictAttorney Battle is
preparing papers for the extradition of
Isaac Linck. who was arrested In Jer-
sey City on Saturday last on the charge
OF grand larceny, preferred by Isaac
Brody. a grocer on Bayard street. this
city.
I.inck worked for his accuser. and
Brody, who lives In the rear OF his
store, says that when he went to his
apartments to change his trousers that
Linck abstracted gold watch. a check
for so and $liO In cash from the pair
the grocer discarded. When Brody dis
covered his loss he Immediately notified
Police Headquarters, and Detectives
McCafferty and Price found Linck late
Saturday afternoon in the depot in
Jersey city in the act OF buying a ticket
for Philadelphia.
The stolen property was found on
LinCk.
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SHE FOLLOWED THE Thief.
He Threw stolen Money Away and
Bystander Got II.

1t was stated in Jefferson Market Court
to-day that yesterday Edwar Mulligan
OF $50 West Thirty-sixth street, walked
into Mrs. Barbara schlegers candy and
toy store, at 36l Ninth avenue, and
slapped her in the face. The blow stag
gered her for a moment and Mulligan
made a dash for the TILL He grabbed 81
worth of change. 1t is alleged, and ran
out on Ninth avenue.
Mrs Schlegel recovered herself and ran
tieth street and west on Thirtieth street
into the arms of Policeman Tautpheus,
He threw the money away as he ran,
and some bystander picked II up and alb
seconded.
At Jefferson Market Court to-day Null
ligan was held for trial charged with
robbery and assault.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
RAISED A ROW IN CHURCH.
Mary Anderson Interrupted the
Morning Mass by shouting.

Before Justice Haggerty. in Myrtle
Avenue Police Court, Brooklyn, to-day.
Mary Anderson, of 20 Clinton avenue,
was fined $40 for creating a disturbance
during mass in the Church Of the Sacred
Heart, in Clermont avenue. yesterday
morning.
Mary. who is fifty-six years old, is
well known to the regular attendants of
the church. Yesterday morning, II Is al
legged, she entered the church shortly
after 8 o'clock mass was begun and be-
gan shouting.
She was led to the sidewalk. An hour
later, while high mass was in progress,
she returned and renewed the disturb
ance. Policeman McCaffrey was called
house
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coRNMEAL TRUST NOW.


KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2O.-John B..
Sherwood. of Indianapolis. is in the city
and has nearly completed arrangements
for the formation of a cornmeal trust.
Mr.. Sherwood claims to have already
obtained the signatures OF the Hudnut
Company, Terre Haute, Ind; Harvey
Bates. of the indianapolis Homlny Mills;
George =. Heillmans, Highland Mills,
Anderson. Ky; Nebraska City Cereal
Mills, Nebraska City, Neb; the mills
Engleike & Fleiner. St. Louis, and the
Corle & Son Oatmeal and Cereal Com
pany, Kansas City.
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WIRE-TAPPERS MAKE A HAUL.
PooI-Rooms fn Lynn and Point of
Pines, Mass. Lose Heavily.
By Associated Press.)

IBy AhbocIated PressD
LYNN. Mass, Aug. 2O.-It leaked out
to-day that the pool-rooms In this city
and at the Point OF Pines were badly
swindled Saturday by wire-tappers. The
pool-room here was raided recently.
but the manager was not convicted,
and the place has since been doing a
big business.
Saturday afternoon a large number OF
tickets were sold on the first two races
and over 5000 went to the ticket-hold-
ers. On the same race at the Point Of
Pines the pool-room managers lost s., 800
They refused to pay on any more tick
cts. and an investigation showed that the
telegraph wires had been tapped and the
results OF the races delayed.
1t Is said the guilty parties are
known and will be arrested.
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'NEWJERSEY.|
THE THIEVES WERE HELD UP.
Elizabeth Police Havs an Enooun-
ter with Midnight Maraudera
Ono Of tho Latter Wounded and
Taken Prisoner.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. Aug 1.-Oficer
Tucker, OF the Elizabeth police, had a
desperate struggle at 2.30 o'clock this
morning with a fugitive thief on the
Newark road, and as a result OF the en-
counter the thief now lies in the Eliza
beth Hospital with q bullet wound in his
leg.
1t was about 2 A. NJ when oficer
Schreimer stopped three men who were
In wagon driving towards Newark.
They had two sacks Of potatoes in the
wagon, and they told the officer that
they purchased the potatoes at Spring
field. Policeman Schreimer said he
would have to take the rig and It's oc-
cupants to Police Headquarters for in
vestigation, whereupon the three men
jumped out and ran towards some tim
Der near the road.
The officer gave chase, and emptied
his revolver at the fugitives, but failed
to hit any Of them. lie blew his whistle
The policemen separated the better to
intercept the fugitives. Officer Tucker
overhauled one fellow. who afterwards
thirty-fve. an Italian. and who lives at
302 King street, Newark. He grappled
with the policeman and tried to take
his pistol away. fierce struggle en-
sued. and 1t was terminated by Tucker
shooting Barbe in the thigh. The bullet
has not yet been extracted.
The fellow surrendered when wounded
and was removed to the hospital.
The rig was taken to a livery stable
and Its contents to Police Headquarters.
The potatoes were undoubtedly stolen,
and the police believe that the horse and
wagon were also. The men are probably
some of the same gang who have been
Tor months committing depredations In
Union County among the farmers.
The injured thiei's companions escaped,
but the police expect to capture them
In day or so.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Wall street Notes.

Chicago special says the Mayor has refused
to approve the 800. 900 bond OF the Universal
Gas Company. The bond is made by the Ameri-
Surety Company. The Mayor demands to
know who behind the Company and the
onicisls refuse the information, They say that ~
the Mayor does not approve II he will be com
PEELED to by q writ OF mandamus
Eastbound shipments from Chicago by rail last
week &C. $50 tons. against 81. boo the previous
week and N,sS2 for the corresponding week
year ago Lake shipments last week were A. $40
tons, against ~. 725 for the previous week.
For June the Big -Four road earned gross 81, 021,
065, q decrease OF SlS7 0S9: expenses. 1851. $50 a
decrease Of sll2,s70; net, $685.. 375. decrease OF
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KILLED AT A CROSSING.
runner MnEoy Died After BEING
Thrown Fifty Feet.

OVERHEAD. l.. l., Aug. 2o-John
Masoy, farmer, of Aquebogue, while
driving across the Long Island Ra,,roo a
rack at flverhead this morning was
street crossing. '"e hai'
Magoy saw the train, but attempted
70 cross the tracks in front of it. The
M, n,nu wheel of HIS wagon was struck by
Out The Horse escaped uninjured. Magov
was thrown nifty feet and when picked
up was unconscious. DR.. Benjamin was
S uaiiihoneo' as was also the Rev. Father
hour e ~ hdh III
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20

habits WRECK the Constitution, result In
loss of manly power, and sometimes In
dread insanity.
To reach, reclaim and restore such
unfortunates to health and happiness, 70
the aim of the publishers OF book
written In plain but chAste Language, on
the nature, symptoms and durability, by
home treatment, Of such diseases. Thh
book will DO SAINT scaled, In plain snvel-
ope, ON receipt Of ten cents IN siAmps,
for postage Addres, Worids Dlpeq-
sAsy Medical Association, Buffalo, N Y.
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WYsE'$ NEW REMEDY

stands highest for all diseases Of the kldneys
Recommended by people we all know. Price n.
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Hotel clerk Charged with Theft.

John Howard. tWenty-seven years old. OF .:
Bowery was arraigned In the Tombs Police
Court this morning on two charges OF larceny.
Up to Aug. 3 Howard was clerk In the Nassau
Hotel at 275 BoWery. Henry Rohlfs Of 2ss
BoSery, charges him with the theft OF q vaIise
and its contents valued at Fs0. and Pro-
prietor Robert Weed. OF the hotel. alleges that
Howard embeZElcd t4 Justice Ryan held How %
ard In $500 bail on each charge.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
BRoDIE WASN'T IN COURT.
So the Man Accused of Stabbinsg
Him Was Discharged.

Steve Brodie. bridge jumper and actor.
who was stabbed In the neck In front %
his saloon on the Bowery by William
Heaney on Aug. 6. failed to make hIs
appearance In Tombs Court this morn
custody.
Lawyer Friend. who represented
Brodie. appeared in court. but said he
could not wait for the case to be called.
as he had to go to Police Headquarters.
Heaney was In court with his counsel
Lawyer Price, who Immediately moved
for the discharge of Heaney. Mr.. Price
denounced Brodie In vigorous terms.
He said the whole thing was an advef.
Using dodge on Brodie's part.
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DEFENDED HIS FRIEND.
NOW Mccain Must Answer for A.
sRu1tinR an Oflcer

fatrick Mccain, twenty-five year,
oiu, OF S76 Oakland street. and Richard
Maher twenty-five years old, of 17s Box
street, Williamsburg, were held by Po-
ice Justice Watson, In the Even street
sn oice Court. to-day on a charge of as
O., P a Murphy, OF the Greenpoint
ss.atIoH' tried to arrest one of McCann's
Trends for intoxication last night when
f mroann and Ms her, II Is said, inter
n fefred: McCann's friend got away, but
NMl nG murphy succeeded in landing
WHWI,Sann ana Maher In the station house
Wren arraigned in court TO-DAY tbev
pi"aded not guilty, and the case was ad-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Accuses Annie McCIouEhen.

Annie AcClougher, twenty-years old. of IS
lawrence street, Newark, N. j., was arrested
s,Sriy this morning on q warrant issued nv Justice
ss,inherty. Of Coney Island, charging him with
,s s1nng 40 from William s. Reddy, OF Roches-
y room In the Golden Horn Hotel. Bushman' s
ana, and took his money. She denies the ac-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
SAFE-BREAKERS FOILED.
Burglars Broke Into u foundry hut
Obtained Nothing.

An attempt was made during last night
to burst open a big safe IN the office Of
John Davies, an iron founcer, at Second
avenue and Eleventh street, Brooklyn.
The burglars employed Mr.. Davies's
tools In their work, but after working
a long time at the job they gave it up
In disgust and left
liceman Neil Jepson. of the Fifth ave-
nue. station. He found that the thieves
had altered the foundry by breaking
a w idow In the rear. They. procured
tool from the workshop and went to
re office, where they began hammer
~ on the safe.
fdey drilled several holes in the heavy
doors and knocked of the combination
lock, but they failed in their task.
The case was reported at the station
house, and Detective-Sergt. Dennedy
was detailed to make an investigation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
DENIES ELECTION STORY.
Sovereign Said to Have HadTroubIe
Mt X. of l.. Meeting.
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20-District
Assembly No. l OF the knights of Labor
held a meeting last night which is said
to have ended unpleasantly for General
Master Workman Sovereign. The AS
sembly has been the bone of contention
between the Sovereign and anti-Sover-
eign factions for some time past, and
ast nisnts mee.ihg sc was Sttended 6y
b. Mcclure and Henry Il. Martin, of the
Executive Board, in the attempt to settle
the difficulty.
eign Is said to have called In a police
officer to clear the hall. Not succeeding
In this, II Is asserted that the opposition
forcibly elected Sovereign, while his fol-
lowers took precipitous leave. Sovereign
denies the forcible election story.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
WHEAT OPENED HIGHER.
Corn and Oats Were Dull and Cot
ton Lower.

The wheat market opened about 3-Sc.
higher, with September at 81 3-4c. and
December at 81 1-4c., and 1t advanced
1-4c. more, afterwards easing off lit
tie, Corn opened about 3-4c. lower on
free realizing here and at Chicago. Sep
TENDER selling at 81 5-Sc., December,
Csc. and May 54c. During the forenoon
there were declines and rallies of lac
or so. but the market was not very
active. Oats were dull and nominal
Cotton was about three points lower
at the opening. when September sold at
SOS a 66s; October, 6.72 6.73; December,
6.S5; January, 6.9l, and March, 1903.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Result of n Fight.

Louis cass. thirty-one years old. OF 100 Grand
street, Williamsburg. was held in the Even Street
roilce Court this morning on a charge OF assault
IN the second degree. Last night Caas quarrelled
WIN Leon Berland. who lives at 3A Oakland
street During the fight Caas, It is alleged,
.uuck Beriand with some kind OF q sharp in
.ngment. Berland bled profusely, and he was
UNCONSCIOUS for nearly 4 half hour
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Miscreant DeraiIs n Train.

CBy Associated Press)
LEXINGTON, Ky. Aug 2o.-soms misersan1
threw a switch at Brannon. the Cincinnati
Southern road. six miles south Of here. %
Saturday night. and the Florida special ran
through It, demolishing the engine. dersiifna
ave coaches and seriously iniuring the engines
and fireman, Ed and John Bradley, OF Gin
cinnAtI. The passengers escaped Injury.
lBy Associated Press.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
AN APPEAL TO ALTGELD.
Governor Asked TO Aid in Feeding
Families in Pullman.
(By Associated Presz.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills. Aug. aO.-Gov.
AItgeld has received letter from a COM
mittee OF Pullman citizens asking assist
ance In feeding 1000 families who are
unable to get work there. The Pullman
Company is alleged to be importing men
from all over the country and turning
many old hands out on the street.
The Governor left for Chicago last
at Pullman to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
ADeck-Hand Droyued.

Patrick Henry, thirty years old. Of Bayonns,
N. j.. employed as a deckhand on the oyster
sloop Dexter lying at the foot OF Perry street
tell 0vSNoArd this morning and was drowned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20

.Ss:srsss :s.l as 81 s:;
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A BOstOn Joke.

From the Boston Transcript
SIS Snyder what you would call
modest man.
HE Is that. Why. he is so modest
that he always goes to sleep before be-
ginning to snore."
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strikers Win Mt San Antonio.
(By Associated Press.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. eo-Ths street
car strike, lasting nvs dlys has ended. the
Company agreeing to take back the men at
their terms u. 80 per day, and to employ men
instead Of boys . conductors.
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Pennsylvania Limited to Chicago.

The Pennsylvania Limited is the only tTaln
now In service between the East and the Well
that oltru all tn convenience and Injuries 81 Z
strictly limited empress. II furnishes all IL
comforts Of home and the eonysnisasas 4 .
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Arre.ted While ON M. way Here.

lby hssoclateu iItssl
PHILADELPHIA. Aug ?0.-Edwin Wendell.
aged twenty 1--WE years. Of Allegheny City, was
arrested In this city yesterday as a fugitive
from justice, while on hts way to New York.
He is charged with stealing money from A, D.
Byers Co, real estate agents by whom he was
employed as clerk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Knocked Down by a Horse.

Horstina NulIete. thirty-nve years old Of q
Roosevelt street, was knocked down by = hops
driven to truck by an unknown man at Reada
and Washington streets this morning. shs re-
csived 4 fracture OF the right ankle. and was re-
moved to Chambers Street Hospital
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Three Drowned In Texas.

CBy Associated PressD
NEW BRAUNFELS. Tex, Aug 20-Mrs. Hugo
Cramer, her daughter, and Mrs. Hartman were
fishing in the river yesterday. when their boat
upset and all three were drowned.
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DIED.

lNNEss.-At Bridge OF Allan. Scotland, ON Aus.
3. GEORGE INNEss in the 10th year Of his
age.
Funeral services will be held at the Me-
tionai Academy OF Design on Thursday, Aus.
%. at 1890 A. NJ
hEALf.-Mary wife OF the late Thomas Ifeaiy.
In the 18TH year Of her age. Requiem hish
mass at st. Peters Church. New Brighton.
staten Island. Tuesday at 10. 30 A. M. f
Relatives and friends Of tho family ana q
her son. Rev. Thomas B. Healy. are ~
spectfully invited to attend
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found II tss Sic Sc,s.s .sisss q tn. Ever. o.
Ing World"
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Blew on the Cover of Manhole

The action Of the electrical current upon foul
air blew the cover on a manhole OF the subway
In front OF ltts Third avenue at II 80 O'Clock
last night. No damage vas done
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Alleged Murderer Arrested.
(By Associated Press.l

BEDFORD n. H., Aus. 2o.-frank Little, the
alleged principal in the murder Of Edward
Crosby. OF Merrimac. Mass. aidsy night.
was captured here last night at the home OF his
brother. He claims that he prove an alibi.
lie will go to Massachusetts without requisltiop
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
SHIPPING NEWS.

- '.s'.s'.s...
LOW WATER TO-DAY
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sure He Loved Her.
From the Washington Starr

Hrom the Washington Start
They had just become engaged.
Herbert" she said. ARE you sure that
you love me?'
Absolutely" he answered.
How can you tell?"
by the fact that I am anxious TO
marry you"
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TODAY
DUE MORROW,

Noordland''''' '''''.,'', 800. Antwerp Aug. II
AlNena' Y.''. ''.... .'.,'.,...P Port Limor Aug. II
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IT'S a milestone

"a y
mans neck 10 DO
a ST hsrer from
nervous exhaus-
ton, nervous debn-
ity, impaired MEM
DRY, low spirits, ir-
ritable temper, and
the thousand and
ono arrangements
of mind and body
that result from
unnatural, perni-
cious habits, con-
tractod through
ignorance. Such
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20

BOISE CITY. Idaho Aus. 9o.--Postmastsr Reed.
OF Albion, in this State, is said to be 81 100
short In his accounts. The money 10 supposed
TO have been lost at gambling
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1hi. Thief AIoo a winao,, sm..h.r

,, ns the night some thief hurled . cobbis-
SIS. through a piats-giAss window in R. q.
En srs music store. Iiss Fulton street. Brook.
,sIu.s " men reached In and stole . guitar
~ HV' The window was valued at $50.
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MorHERs will and Mrs. wIxsLow's SOOTHING
sYEUP the best remedy for their children zoe. -
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FIVE OF THE CREW MISSING.
sailors from a Government Steamer
May Have Been Drowned.

:
OCOSTA, WASH, Aug. 2o.-While max
ing a landing through the surf at Joe
Creek, fifteen miles north OF Gray's Har-
Dor last Saturday, a whaleboat and
crew of nine men. in command OF Lieut.
Freeman II. Crosby, U. 8. N. OF the
Macarthur, were capsized and hve menl
are missing.
They are Lieut.. Crosby. John Freyer,
Jens Gudmundse. William Nehm and
Alexander Smith.