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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
Two Counts mt Once.

messed at the Henrico County Court house
yesterday. When Judge T. Ashby Wick
ham appeared at the chamber for the
purpose OF opening the regular term OF
Court in session, with Judge Wexford on
the bench.
After arriving at a mutual understand
ing, the Judges found a happy solution
10 the problem Of the situation. They
alternately aud adioUrujng at periods.
Thus each court had its judicial inning
and business was conducted with the Gus
tOmarY dispatCh.
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THE NILIT4RT DISPLAY.
A Grand Parade VIII Pr,cede tho Compact
tive Dill At TIC EYpnsltlnn G rnnrhc

At the Regimental. Armory things look
ed somewhat lively last evening. Two
companies Of volunteers arrived from
Norfolk at G:55 =. NJ, over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, to take part in
the military parade this morning. They
were Company "C' Olty Guard, Fourth
Regiment, commanded by captain Mar
shall Tarrall, First Lieutenant Il. W.
Salomonsky and Second Lieutenant c.
l., Wright The company carried forty
nine men.
The other company was Company "E"
jackson Light Infantry, Of the same
regiment, commanded by Captain J. g..
Mullins, First Lieutenant w. II. Wassin
and Second Lieutenant G. w. Coke. They
are thirty-three men strong.
The city Guard VIII also take part
In the competitive drill. aud excitement
ran rather high last evening as to who
would win the prizes. There will be three
prizes given TO the three best drilled COM
panies. of $3O0 s2O0 and 500. The general
IMPRESSION prevails that COMPANY a,
of the Blues Battalion. will carry off
the first prize, and It was thought last
evening chat the second prize would fall
either to the Norfolk city Guard or Com
"any 3D." Of the Blues Battalion. with
the odds rather In favor Of the latter
il was also expected that the Mon
ticello Guard Of Charlottesville, CAPTAIN
Keller commanding, and the Harrison
Guards Captain Roller commanding
would come on TO participate in the
parade. as well as in the competitive
drill but up to a late hour last night
nothing definite had been heard from
them.
There had been no provision made
for the entertainment of the visiting
military organizations, although the CON-
mittee of the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical Society had offered TO give
them quarters in one Of the buildings az
the Exposition grounds. Colonel Jones,
OF the First Regiment, however, kindly
agreed to give the two Norfolk com
panies quarters in the big drill hall of the
Regimental ArmOry They will, however,
have TO furnish their own meals
The two visiting companies We're ac-
COmpanied by Colonel c. \. Nash. Lieu
tenant Colonel II. Hodges, and Captain
Dye, commissary of the Fourth Regi-
ment
The military who take part in the
procession are the following:
Governor and staff mounted.
First Regiment.
Visiting military companies.
Blues Battalion.
Richmond HowitZerS.
Stuart Horse Guard
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HdLPU UJLH ~ DEFLAIEH.
Az,te Wins the k.cb Transylvanis Stakes
In Straight Hcats.


LEXINGTON, KY. oct. S.-The famous
Trausylyania stake caused a tremendous
crowd 20 attend the trottlnS races mere
this afternoon. The sport was eNcepuCn-
ally good. the Transylvanla BENG the
fastest trotting race ever decided over
This track. Ralph Wilkes. 2:O3 IL. who
cost j. r. Thayer d Bro, OF Boston,
$40 Do as a two-year-Od, was the FAVOR
tie. He burned up his hackers money by
acting very badly at the start ana %, pre- an
ing At the first turn he reared up anu
fell 10 his knees. Before Golden could
steady him. the others had so much the
best Of il that he was diatanced, AzOte
winning the heat with ease by ~o
I'M the second heat everybody drove for
Azote and he was badly poCketed near
the half by Dan Cupid, DANDY jun Ire
yilvan, and Alar, but Mcdowell puiIed
round the others, ana Azole CANT IIo,i.e
a winner without one lick OF punishment
In the third heat AZote won all the way,
finishing i'm jog by three lengths. II :
winner belongs 10 Monroe Salisbury OIL
TIeasanton, California, ana is nls "a!
gelding by Whips, dam JOSE by "hippieS
I'm ouening race. the Johnston STAKE,
uras an EASY thing for Maud G., the
second choice, Saliie simmons, lhe 60 go
lie never getting better than third paee'
Tho trjrd race, the 2:2G class, was I'M
finished. owing TO darkness. summaries
Jobnston stake 5000, 2:24 class, troI-
ting.-Maud G., J, J.. /; Jim WHHeS' :, H. :,
tine, Lena Holly Colonel Dickey, w ood-
stock, and Emma T. in the order named
Time, 2I5i2, liza, 2;laA. ,r..,,-,,,,.a,,ia
stakes. S5N0.-Azote, /. 1. Dan cupid
3 "2H ~ ,: Trevllyan, >. ), /; Alar, Aunt De
lilab. Dandy Jim. Heir-at-Law, Alimlto
Ralph Wilkes, in the order named. Ilme'
80 70 -w,entty-six Class, trotting. $500
purse diminished Prime Edsall, !. J.
;; Josie Allen, 5, 3, /; Ome X, !, :, :;
Julia Coulter, Ella Belmont toImI5t'
Penelope, Katie McGregor, Dick Rich
Tnond Dan Mack, Orma, in the order
named. Time, 2;2l, ASA, 2F12,
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PARyONAL xND GESERAL.
Interesting Facts About Ricbmond's Citi-
IONS and Other Matters.

Colonel Elicit, G.. A. Boyce, and NJ; l..
Dawson will speak al Clayton at O'CLOCK
tonight.
Miss Pattie Fendley Is stopping. WIN
her friend. Miss Bessie Brown, no. eI'
west Franklin street.
Treasurer W. G. Dllard. OF Pittsyl-
vania county, was among the vlsitors al
the Capitol yesterday
Bernice Mcdonald. the twelve-year-oid
granddaughter Of Captain T.. L. Snedd, Is
very Ill at 2l32 Pleasant street.
News was received here yesterday OF
the death on Monday night Of DR.. j. V.
Brooks, of South Boston. Halifax county.
Mr.. Alexander Mccullough left Satur-
day night for Louisville as a delegate TO
the International Typographical Union.
He will be absent about week
Rev. DY. Lansing Burrows has de-
clined the office of assistant corresponding
secretary OF the Home Mission Board OF
the Southern Baptist Convention.
The County Democratic Committee Of
Henrico met at the County Courthouse
yesterday. The reports received from the
canvass in the county were very salts
factory.
Herman Bellstedt. Jr., has written n
catchy march, and has dedicated IT TO
the Everett plano. The outside pages
are Autographed IN coioYs. Manly =.
Ramos & Co. will distribute copies OF
the march free at the Exposition.
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If enthusiastic applause and countless
encores are evidences of successful
performance, the "Dazzler" was sue
cess at the Academy of Music last even
ing.
Rewritten in text and sprinlxled with
new witticisms, songs. and dances, the
"Dazzler," in its new form, is capable
of amusing the most detected person j.
has the same amount of plot that all
farce comedies have-just enough to hold
the audiences attention and admit OF
the specialties. 1t Is not one-character
play. Every member OF the cast has a
say, more or less. Joe OFT is missing
but his place is filled by a comedian
equally as clever, II not better. Charles
Wayne, who succeeds him. Is e,rotesque
funmaker, with any amount OF comical
acrobatical agility, and is well-stocked
with mirth. His makeup" is Identical
with Joe OFT, who he resembles Very
much.
A matinee this afternoon and this .yen-
ings performance closes the engagement.
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Obituary.
FLnDFNCg A YIc0{Ss.

Miss Florence A. Higgins, the fifth
daughter Of Mr. John NJ. Higgins and the
late Mrs. Kate G. Higgins, died Sunday
&1ternoon al O'Clock at her fathers res
iUuience' 20 20 Governor street after an
lnneSS or six weeks.
This IS the third death in Mr.. Higgins
FAMILY his wife and two daughters, in
the past two years
The deceased was very popular and
loved by large circle Of friends and adj
mlrers. Her sufferings were horue pa
tehtly, and she died with the full nope OF
IyaWug the eternal reward Of the truly
christian life which she had led She
was bright and congenial companion,
dutiful daughter, a loving sister, and
had every characteristic that made life
sweet and worth living TO herself and
every one with whom she camo In con-
tact.
Letters and kilograms Of coincidence
have been received from friends Of the
deceased and family from all over the
country, expressive Of the regret at the
death, and the esteem in which Miss
Florence was held. Among those sending
kilograms were Cardinal Gibbons Bishop
Keane. and other dignitaries, Mr.. Htg-
gins and family have the sincere sym
pathy Of the community In their be-
reavement.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock from st. Peters
Cathedral with a requiem mass.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bearers. hessrs. Allen Potts, Lang
don Cabell. Fenton Taylor. w. +. Red
dy, W. j. Quigley. ". w. Robertson,
John HeCgerty, Charles c. Hungerford.
Edgar English. VIII McDonough. w. b.
Pizzini. and benjamin Adams.
mr. 7. d. MANN.
WELDON, ". G., Oct S.-Special.-Mr
T. b. Mann died here esterday, OF a COM
plication of typhoid fever and Brights
disease of the kidneys. aged ffty-iive
years.
For the past ten years Mr. Mann had
been the manager OF all the Atlantic Coast
Line restaurants. with headquarters here.
His remains were taken to Richmond
Tor burial: He was a Pennsylvania by
punased the hotel property here. of
MAJOR Emory. His wife was in Philadel-
phia at the time OF his death.
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The Gfff COMMITTEE.
Arrangements for Campaign Work-A Col
ored Demo ratio club.

The City Democratic Committee met at
headquarters last evening, and the meth
DDS Of canvass were discussed In detail.
Chairman Dawson reminded the commit
tee that they had II hard hght Defofe
them, and that every man who joined the
committee did SO with a knowledge OF
the conditions before him. and that they
must now expect To buckle down 90 nara
work, and each man do his full share OF
the labor
Mr. Bowery asked for speakers Tor tuI,
ton. aud wa. promised that they would
be furnished. Mr.. Dunstan recommended
n large meeting at Belvidere Han uhdeT
the auspices OF the Clay Ward ActiYes,
and arrangements will be made at once
for il.
Mr. Doyle stated that he had been tod
a club of rs colored Democrats had peen
formed in the First precinct OF jackson
ward, and that it was also probable that
two small white clubs would be organized
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ATTEMPT Al ASSASSINATION.
mr.. SJARR,s RhCOVERf.
His First Sermon since iii, Recent Illness
Potter burg Wedding Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA. oct. s.-Special.-
Some time during last night the store
OF +. Levy 6 Bro, on the corner OF Sy-
camore and Old streets was broken into
ana robbed OF twenty-five pairs OF pants,
valued at S35. An entrance was erected
by breaking through the glass OF the door
which opens on old street.
KEY. W. G., Starr, u. D., pastor OF
Washington-street, NJ. f. church. occu-
pied his pulpit yesterday morning Tor
the first time since his recent Illness.
The congregation was a very large one.
At the close OF the sermon collection
was taken u5 for foreign and domestic
missions. and upwards Of 300 was raised.
Deputy Sheriff Parham, Police Sergeant
Chandler. and Jailor y. T. Btck left this
morning for Richmond with the following
prisoners, who were convicted at the
september term Of the Hastings Court.
and sentenced TO Imprisonment In the
penitentiary: Edward Ellis. Frank Jones
Jen. Ellls. one year each for stealing
steer: Joe. Ellis, HOUSEKEEPING, two
wears: Charles Robinson. housebreakinx.
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thus winning the cup and sixty.nse ,p p
cent. of the net receipts OF ~ about
games The net receipts amount " Iii
zoo no and each one OF the players WIZ.
therefore receive very snus ciaaed
| their great work In the series JUS ~ nal.
| The New Yorks have outplayeu I and
timores at all points IN . tny and the
| have we'll deserved their NlctO1'
| spofls which go with II. ,,ore never
The Champion Baltimores WEI ne az
IN the game at the Polo Grounus Eio,,an
ternOon, and were oadly ... and went
thousand persons were presfe.ht a. a mag
Wild with delight. Meekln pltcheu nj nj
nidcent game. and but for errors ~ -,
Ter and Davis the Champions "ou'N ''''
0fe am Snu' began Ce pitching for Balttm0re;
brt after four innings, in which ne W., W."
pounded hard, he gave way 10 hiu IN ali
son who vas very easy 20 t,'u safe hits,
Dovle. Van Haltren. Fuller and Farrr,i
leading in the slaughter. In me SKI SKI
Inning Van Haltren and Jennings s cos Co,.
badly bruised and Jennings was cut over
the left eve. They had TO give way 10
Murphy and Bonner. respectively "hiie
physicians dressed their WOUNDS, e., ,,a
The BaltimOres scored two runs IN tne
first inning on Kelly's base on balls, ful-
ler's tumble OF Keeler's grounder, Brouth-
ers out and McGraw's single: burke
scored a run for New York on his base on
balls, Hawkes. error, and a wild pitch
In the third the visitors got another run
on Davis two errors. Brodies out, ana
RcitZs single. The New Yorks also made
a run on hits by Meekin, Tiernan, and
Doyle After the Champions hdd been
blanked in the fourth Ward men rolled
up three rune and took the lead. Van
Haltren, Fuller, Farrell and Meekin made
singles. Burke sent n long fly 10 Bro
die and Fuller and Farrell worked in a
double steal
Gleason took Hawkes. place in the fifth
inning, and the New York clinched the
game Davis got base on balls and took
second on a wild pitch. He scored on
Doyes double but Ward forced Doyle
at third. Van Haltren got four balls. and
Fuller's single scored Ward Van came
I'm on Farrelrs hit, while bith Fuller and
Farrell counted on Meekin's baser to
centre.
In the, sixth Doyle made another run
on his single and steal, an error by Nc
Graw, and Wards out. The home tea m
piled up five more runs in the seventh.
With one out Farrell singled and Meekln
flied to BrOde. Burke made a hit, send
ing Farrell 10 third and stealing second
himself. Tiernan got a base on balls and
Davis secured another forcing in Farrell.
Doyle put a single in centre, bringing in
both Burke and Tiern9n. Wards hit
scored Davis, and Doyle ran in, too. on
McGraw's failure TO stop Brodie's throw
TO third.
In the 9th, sixth. seventh. and eighth
the visitors were helpless before Neekin,
and when the New Yorks had been re-
tired In their half Of the eighth the
game was called on account OF darkness.
Van Haltren was presented with a sill
In a New York paper for the most pOpu-
lar player In either the New York or
BroOkyn teams The score:
NEW YORK.
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7 lie County 10 take u Hand.

Commonw eaiths' Attorney Sands yes
terday consulted Judge Wirkham on the
question OF jurisdiction at the Exposition
Grounds. whether the law passed some
tine ago giving the Richmond police
authority there renders the county au-
thOrities pOWeriess 10 act. The Judge
gave as his opinion that the Henr'cO pO-
lice retain at least concurrent jurisdiction
with the city Cfficials and have full power
to make arrests for violations OF the
law. The county constables may take a
hand I'm the fakir business themselves II
the city police are not prompt 20 sup
press violations Of the law.
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United States Court of Appeals.

Judges Gof, Hughes and Morris pre-
OF Appeals yesterday,
j. h. Tindal and j. J. Boyles. plaintiffs
In error, against Edward h. Wesley. de-
PENDANT in error. Error to the Circuit
Court Of South Carolina. Case argued by
Samuel ". Melton and Attorney General
buchanan for the plaintiffs in error. and
William II. Lyles for the defendant in
error and submitted.
Juigc SimUntun mas not yet rendered
his decision in the Parsons coupon case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

Governor O'Ferrall has accepted the
resignation OF Judge Charles r.. ,NNlcol'
of Manassas, as a member Of the House
Of Delegates from Prince William cOun-
ty. on January /. 1895, Judge Nicol WIN
enter upon his duties as judge OF me
counties Of Alexandria, Fairfax, tauquier,
Loudo0n, Prince William, Happahannook
and the city OF Alexandria Judge Nicol
will succeed Judge James Keith, the lat
as one OF the Judges of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals. Judge Nicol was one
of the abest members Of the House OF
Delegates during the last session and one
OF the leaders Of his party. Ills term OF
Office will expire on January J, 1913.
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a DUEL WIN AXES.
Two Bentuck, aus Fight Over Woman
I.tll d . EnlIs Dad.

HENDERSON. KY. Oct S.-Two farmers.
Raymond Martin and Robert Rye. at
Hebardsvllle. Ky, fourteen miles from
here, quarreled to-day about a woman
Martin got two axes, handed one to Rye,
and proposed n duel.
They fought until Rye had both arms
severed and fell dead. Martin received
horrible. gashes about the head and breast,
and is dying.
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IRONWOOD. MICH. Oct s.-John Ra.
veil. farmer near this city. together
with his family OF five were blown 10 by
an explosion OF giant powder to-day.
Ravell and a fve-year-old son were killed
outright. the bodies being mangled in a
frightful manner. Mrs. Ravell and a six
year-oid daughter will undoubtedly die.
RaveIl was thawlng out giant powder in
the oven OK stove. preparing IL for
sblasting s.urnps.
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The new.hat season comes around pretty
regularly.
We're right in the midst of it with a
generously chosen stock.
You can fit your head, and your taste
for color or style, and your purse, at sl.5o,
50, $3.50, So and $3.50 in Fedoras or Der
bies. There's no sense in paying halter
s5 for the same thing that costs you s3.J0
here.
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prLEo.rxs 10 THE ROAD CONVENTION.


ST. LOUIS. Oct. S.--A meeting is being
held here tor the chalrmen OF the Joint
protective boards FOR the Gould system
OF the order OF Railway Telegraphers,
Rrotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
brotherhood OF Locomotive Flremen,
brotherhood OF Railway Tranmen and Or
der OF Railroad Conductors. The object
of the meeting is the formation Of rail-
way federation for the Gould system. The
meeting VIII continue probably three or
fnnr IaVS.
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Crawford Gets Five Years

SPRINGFIELD. MO, Oct. s.-Judge Phil
lips to-day sentenced A. Il. Crawford. the
eK-casnier of tho wrecked American Ma
tionaI Bank. 10 1--WE years in the peni-
Tertiary, after expressing sympathy for
the prisoner. The sentence was on the
So, enth count alone, false entry. lie WAS
convicted on I'VE counts, but the other
foul were ignored. He viii probably be
taken 10 Jefferson City tonight.
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onr,,v .,,ovsa Nv al, present. The fol-

oughly enjoyed by all present.
lowing was the programme: =. .,urs W
Duet, Flow Gently Diva, Mess,s. soIo
bird from over the Sea-" Mrs. Louis
Keiiam; solo, MY Little Woman" M:
Charles Enbank; duet, instrumental, Miss
Maggie Leahy and Mr.. CoWardin; SOLO
ham: solo. "Jamie' Dear" Mrs. Louis
Keilara: sole. ''Tbe Soldiers Dream"
Charles Eubank; recitation, Miss Maggie
Leahy: trio, 80 Jesu Del Vivi, Mrs. LOUIS
Kellam. w. II. Shervin and FRANK w.
Cunningham.
Prof II. A. Caulheld presided at the
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two years. and Edward Graves, house.
breaking, two years. The prisoners are
all negroes
Mr. samuel Seay, son OF Mr. ], W.
Seay left for Paris, Texas, this morning.
TO engage In business there with his
brother
BAsF-RAiL MkTTTHS.
A meeting Of the cranks will be held
at 4. =. Hin Camp Hall tomorrow night
TO organize for baseball next season. II
II likely that stock company will be
organized.
Rev. II. D. Grinnan. missionary OF The
Southern Presbyterian church To Japan.
spoke four times yesterday at fabb-
Street Presbyterian church, and once n {
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, on his labors among the
Mr. John J. Coleman and Miss Ella
Halligan viii be married al 81. JoSephs
Catholic church next Wednesday, morning
at ; o'clock. Mr.. Coleman is member or
MIR Edwin p. Goodyn. OF Mobile Ala.
arrived here yesterday afternoon. on next
Wednesday night at O'Clock at Iabb-
Street Presbyterian church, he will lead
TO the Hymenial altar Miss Annie. the
charming daughter Of Mr. Joseph +. Per
~ivall. a prominent tObacConiSt or this
city.
DELEGATES 10 THE ROAD CONVENTION.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Chamber OF Commerce Will be held to-
morrow afternoon. one OF the matters 10
be attended TO Is the election Of dele
gates TO the road convention TO be held IN
Richmond AT the Exposition this week.
The vacancy i'm the office Of president
OF the chamber, caused by Hon. T.. 6.
Venable declining reelection, will be fill
ed at this meeting. and those who are
spoken OF as Mir. Ncnable's SUCCESSORS
are Messrs. Bartlett Roper. Simon Sew
ard. and Z. =. Davis.
quite a number u our people viii 90
over TO attend the Exposition.
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NEWPORT NEWS, VA. oct. s-sps,
GAIA Japanese sailor named saraedo.
carpenter on the ship Norris, fell over
board Saturday nisht ana was drowned.
His body has not been recovered.
s. W. Smith was acquitted In the Coun :,
~ Court to-day OF the charge OF en-
bexzling $l0a from Barclay q Williams,
fnrnitara daAlera Of this city.
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Resolutions nf symnnfhy

At the meeting Of the McGill Union last
OF sympathy with Mr.. John NJ Higgins
and family on the death Of Miss Florence
higgins was appointed. The committee
was as follows: DR.. y. !. Coleman, COL
anaugh, Y. S. Edgar and W. F. Reidy.
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Another Sugar Refinery Shuts Down

BROOKLYN, Oct. s.--The Molenhauer
Sugar Refinery. employing 800 men. shut
Mollenhauer people say that a singular
feature Of the market is the fact that
they have sold syrups and molasses
ahead, but there is absolutely no market
for refined sugar
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HE series ol
games between
the BaItimores,
[ h e n a { lona'
League Cham
picns, and ne
New Yorks, wr9
finished secon1
in the League
race. for pc
4 G m pl e CUP
W as concluded
to-day. The New
Works defeated
the orioles for
the fourth CON
s . c u tive time,
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DR.. y. A. Kuyk. surgeon OF the First
Regiment, Vtreiuia Volunteers. has nst
been made ddjutant-prOfessor of the
faculty Of the Medical College Of Viz
ginia FOR diseases Of the eye, nose and
throat.
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We
Don't


You can find the same values 10 Fall
Overcoats or Suits - for tho same
money at any other store. Of course
We expect you to look aud in looking
10 see ours at
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LISBON. Oct. s-Don Nicolas salmeron.
tne spanish Republican leader. who was
VISITING this city, was arrested last even
Ing and ordered to leave the country.
Arrangements had been made by his ad-
mirers TO entertain him at q banquet.
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IIIITITTIVTTI
summary: Earned runs-New York, Z
First base on errors-Baltimore. g.. Left
First on baIIe-Ohf Hawke. / off Gleason,
4; of Meeklu. 3. Struck out. By Meetin,
(. Two-bass hits-Dayis, Doyle, Van Hat
tren. stolen bases-Fuller ~. Farrell
NcGraw. Reitz, Burke C9, Davis, DOYLE
Trodie and Brouthers: Ward and Doyie
Hi by pitcher-McGraw Wild pitches
Hawke. /: Gleason, ]; Meekin, !. Passed
haIlsNRobinson, ,; Farrell. l. EMPIRES,
Hurst and Emslie. Time Of game, Two
IOurS
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NcGIil CUipb

last night with the members and Their
lady friends. The programme was un.
De-. the direction OF Mr. w. II. sheryin.
ana was admirable In every respect. IL
waS excellently rendered, and was thor
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bern CT Nv SIX Y ts

BUpA PEST. Oct. s.-The House Of
Magnates to-day rejected. by a vote OF
1903 to lo3. the Government bill providing
religion.