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well my dear" said a Houston Tex.)
man to the wife OF his bosom. shall I
call for you. say at o'clock this after
noon
t.cel for me? Why. what for?" in
1eired his wife in an evident tone OF
surprise.
-fo 20 TO the milliners after a hat"
After q hat! Why. hubby. didn't we
#<t = new hat for me only yesterday
Wo4t on earth are you talking about?''
..0h, forgot. surely. Why, yes. so we
80. | see II now very plainly. II is only
1Y4fy other day you want a new hat"
~ stepping out hastily and holding
ne door shut he managed to escape
ueritsd punishment.
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pire. was also "in it., with his hand
Waving up. palms out. indicating 'xafe."
Digby Bell told the writer the pcture
made big hit, and he said inst I9rkers
re. listlc eSpre dssision OF was poteaf fac.
tor In the success OF the picture. the
public Is well acquainted with 'Tear-the-
Airs" expression under the crcum-
stances.
II anybody wants to about half die
laughing over a good baseball story
just induce pigby Bell to relate hrs m a. a..
Tramp Before and After the Touch"
II deals with the experiences RECENTLY OF
well-known frst-baseman " new OF
leans Exclude Esterbrook shouid near
1t.
Two prompt responses TO Mannsett
Burke's request for game aug. HI
Oak Park with the Holy , Rosas sy Ky Ky.
Clippers, OF Harlem. writes from the
Clipper 4; G.; and Manager wh sa a,6 Of
in an acceptance OF Manager Burke's
'"rhe Evening World's SICK Ha DIES
Evening World" know what club no
will select
Cant. Burtiri, Of the Worths, Is vexed
at the failure OF the SfTahhuho to teport
at this once TO arrange game al OAK
Point for the Sick Babies Fund.
The New York Amateurs is the rather
sweeping title under which party OK
crack amateur ball-players WI! ocea-
sionally visit the fashionable Summer
resorts this season and meet the repre-
sentative teams.
Tomorrow they will play their nrst
game against che Holiywoods. at Holly
wood, West End, Long Branch, by m
vitation Of MJ Fred H9ey, proprietor
and owner or the Hollywood hotels.
The Amateurs under the management
Of Al Chasseaaid, the baseball director
Of the late Manhattan Athletic Club; are
expected to play hrst-ciass ball, mas
niayers as Buer. ID; De Garmendia,
b.: Tyng, 3b.; Donnelly. S.; Ford, III
Yates. cT; Dedenck. RI; Curry, c. and
The Hollywood team has the services
Of many Of the crack college players.
and they have US yet met with no DE.
feats this season. Irving Brokaw. OF
Princeton, is the captain.
To Hank the Caank.-fes, he Is cred
tied with the hit.
This is how the League clubs stand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01
THE NEXT GOLD SHIPMENTS.
*1,315,O00 to BE Sent on the Nor
MAMMA To-MOrrOw.

Gold exports continue. Heidelbach,
lckelheimer & Co. will ship $500, 900,
Hoskicr, Wood & Co. S4650OO and Won
Hoffman & Co. $3.50, 900 to Europe on the
steamer Normannia, sailing tomorrow.
As the supply Of bills against exports
of domestic products continues away be-
low the average, 1t will not be sur
prising II more gold goes on Saturday
than will be forwarded by to-morrow's
steamer
1t is conceded that there can be no
change until the Tariff bill Is acted upon.
The gold for shipment Is still being
taken from the Sub-Treasury, and the
reserve OF the latter is steadily falling,
but owing to the enormous reserve Of
the banks. over T4 900 900. the local
money market is not in the least af-
fected
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

The report Of Robert d. Mooney, Commissioner
OF Jurors, for the quarter ending March 81. pub.
lished to-day. shows that the total number OF
Jurors drawn $3.50, OF which S7o7 actually
served. The sum OF 1921. 3a5 Was assessed on
l.353 delinquent jurors but only Tts could be
found. and the fines collected amounted 10 only
$3.50. The cost Of maintaining the once for Inc
quarter waA s. sti s.
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spain Buyius New Cruisers.

my NsSU'Iuleu TretHT
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Spanish Gov
eminent, as a result OF Its misgivin3s,
officially expressed, regarding the posi-
BILE results to the Philippine Islands. in
the event OF Japan becoming the domi-
nant power In the East, purchased three
cruisers from English firms to-day.
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Weather Forecast.

The weather forecast for the thrty.six hours
ending at p. NJ. tomorrow is as follows: Fair
to-day generally fair. with occasional light show
ers Thursday: stationary temperature, except
slightly warmer Thursday afternoon: mort beast
erly. shifting to southeastery. winds
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

-,---.---
Father BIZ DAILY felt very badly yes
terday. AT least, the Sage OF Hartford
~, av,ro.,o,, h,,,soi, ,,d - v.sp,t no.
80 '"p''Sh'' "ii'''e'i, CIV ~
cause OF the action Of the stewards. but
tha, b, had been "ruIod off" "Fatber
. ,I,,, II, ,'' o - ~,
Bit claims he has not been ruled OF.
very much hurt that people should think
~, ho nod roaiIv bsnn on,ire,y dis
$500
tr'a',nsnt w eNeisoo's !" e's'' aup
invariably wound UP by importing MS
listeners not to believe that he has been
ruled off, and referred them to Charlie"
According IN him tho fact that no can
,son. bic .orsos =, naao t,o s,on,ra -,
sell MS horses IN case the steward or
II the refusal Of race tracks to accept
the entries made by person on &C
hsrd 10 dstarpS,,, Uh hn, dno, "NehnaSs
had more f,,n .,,th ,ba ,.s.y -,
va forJ. vest ard ~'" ,b , aid r, He
Post, bis awful son law. as Daily
Ch.rI,e ha. bonp in tro,,hIe .span. Mai,i,i
made life miserable FOR his sonpin law
and The iatt Cot hacG ~ ths IA r,a,
MN nr rt kSeshi,y es.er , marie rs,,ns Is
a, s p'e rse nTno' s,e aroul,u on eLu.cnes
ass as papa William M" has a cork memS bi
,,nr, d tm h w ~ sn,arS s,,,,,i ~
onsy paiv's y. 90 ' and Ne I'll , VA,
civ .eeii', bis borsas ara "retire'' frnn,
'"'
Jockey A. covington was suspended at
Morrow heavily yesterday. knocking
his price from 20 to 6 to The JudR.
never got near BerWyn. the winner.
70 u,atcb Tb.a ir,nrn,i WI IA Uti, ,, ~
,V aefnrs inny are improving anu VIII
wiz oe'o'e 'o"s'
brooks defeat yesterday
Nh. s,on..rd. ,,u, ,,-a., ,,vo.,,c,,
Lorillard's gelding. Redowac. In the
last race at Saratoga yesterday. The
sudden activity OF the stewards Is sur
prislng, ana II Is possible they are DC
have done such earnest work at Brigh-
ton. Just what they are going to in
mined. certainly there was nothing
Cr,nlnai IN LaInly riaIns. me ssiulng
was III rom ,nost VI .he way any '1 tbn
s,oppeu pauy' ,,,a,I ohay ode iool ew ,s
this season. Considerabje clamor has
been raised concerning the reyersals in
form Of certain horses. Perhaps the
Stewards want to stop all this talk by
making an example OF some one
Considerable disappointment was felt
at Hawtborne'a wifhdra wal from the
SECOND race The crowd wanted TO
n few DAYS ago. on the latter occa
sion Marlin wna accused of pulling
him. Leigh said after the race that he
had scratched Hawthorne because he
had a week ago promised Mr.. Fleisch-
man that Martin should ride j. p. &.
,,ts,,. ,,,, -, n, ,.o.,or5,,,
nnnolu ni.ic III - su ,r, % ths
sa",,I svnais, a ,nas a., Se tHrdav he viii
han ws" nen "r ga Nv VIII
ne dangerous c'e'hen'.
|
F'loreanna ran a rafting good race
YESTERDAY 1t is said that she is at least
Ed Kearney is not the colt he was al
| Sheepshead Bay.
|
| , s
Annisette has entirely recoSered ron
| me cough she had al me Sheepsnea,o
| BAY meeting. she was rafting My
| Yesterday.
|
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01
WHAT DR.. COPELAND ACCEPTS.

WHAT DIR. COPELAND ACCEPTS.
The confidence Of this community In al
once receiving the free treat eut ofler as
genuine, honest and sincere, meaning just
whnt IL says, rs IN offer to be carried cut
TO the letter, In bis Offices, DIR. Copeland
accepts and Acknowledges ne bis by right.
II 10 merely n public testimonial to the
seven years Of upright ns well successful
business life which his firm has passed in
this community. 1t Is simply The testi-
mony which any honest man of unqnes-
tionable credit and business standing may
expect from his neiRbbOr, although he
thanks him for II.
The confidence shown by the com m unity
In his skill and ability to cure the diseases
he treats he can also cordially accept aud
acknowledge. The overwhelming tesii.
mony Of hundre ds-yes. thousands-.oft the
best citizens, extending through n period
OF seven years, has established that. His
reputation for skill, the public confidence
In his methods, il his by right.
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nAtn Rosa. Condition.

\ fatn ~. the actress Is in tslr way 10 re-
cover from the operation performed upon her for
appendicitis yesterday at st. Francis's Hospital,
An Flfth street, near Avenue b. DIR. NJ. Barron
the house physician said this morning that she
wep doing remarkably we'll. and that all ildica-
1Iol1 nclnted 70 q sleedy recovery.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

re- entartainiAs soasip OF the
<&<f, the bali asla and the rinG
4e&4 ths 9 o'cieek Eaitie1 ana the
erts<< ssztr. ~ TAe nseAias
3@1<.
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JBy Associated PresS)


LAvETA. Col, Aug. People In this vicinity
are excited oyef a rich strike that has been made
on silver Mountain. The ore assays 500 In gold
10 the ton. Many people are preparing to go TO
tha local
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...,...",.u2as SIS. ssi ana sL Oas

. s't ss;. Ss:.Is; .ts g: o ssS iasIss
The retail yale Aug for 8 sosl' iOAiing Hop
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sEss..s :sss !. e. se'.
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new YORK bRtATHES TO-DAY.
But Mr.. Dunn Is Confident Another
Hot Wave Is Coming.
The Temperature Is Seven Degrees
Cooler than Yesterday.
HEAT RECORD.
Hour. Degrees. Hour. Degrees.
] A. NJ ...... go. as o A. 81 .....n. ....... rs
6 A. NJ ............... II 10 A. NJ ............ iB

The warmeBt prevous Aug was In 1890
when the therrnometer registered 50. In 1893 on
the same dsls. n was 80
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this free treatment period, and from
thankful relatives and friends, who have
brought their sick ones TO avail them
aeIYes Of the opportunity offered.
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The Cops|and Medical Institute,

is West Gath ST.. New York.
". u; CsHslsnd, Nj 3D.. d" f Sh:ssississ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

full account of Wall street arsirs will be
found In the O'Clock Edition OF The Evening
World
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

Lamplighter Is certainly in grand shape.
He had little to beat yesterday, but he
did 1t In amazingly easy style.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

Annisette has entirely recovered from
the cough she had AT the Sheepshead
Bav meeting She was rafting flly
Yesterday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

tlOreanna ran a rafting good race
Yesterday. 1t rs said that she is at least
ten pounds better in heavy going.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

Ed Kearney is not the colt he was at
Bay.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

This is how the League clubs stand
to-day:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

Cliffords mile in l.42 IA yesterday was
done so easily that if he starts in the
Special Sweepstakes on saturday he will
he dangerous clement.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

Capt. Burtin, Of the Worths. Is vexed
at the failure OF the Grahams to report
at this ONCE 10 arrange game al YAK
Point for the Sick Babies Fund.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

Jockey A. Covington was suspended at
Chicago for pulling Leo. TO favorite,
in the last race.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

The McCafferty crowd backed Judge
Morrow heavily yesterday. knocking
his price from 20 to 6 to I, The Judg.
never got near Berwyn, the winner.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

Merry Duke and Vocalite will both do
to watch. They are improving and will
win before long.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

The W0man's Temperance Crusade was
commenced twenty years ago on the 2SrCl
of December, at Hillsbono, Ohio, by o
small band Of women, iswho had sat for
years at Jesus feet" The coming among
them Of Dr. Die Lewis was the God sent
awakening of their minds aud hearts
TO the necessity of action against the
evil Of intemperanoe that had so long
gone on with little or no opposition.
Women had suffered in silence. In those
days it seemed to be taeitly understood
that IL husband. brother or seas went
willingly the road Of inbempeTanee 1T
must be submitted tO--as an eyil--but
one not to be Temedied. Sinful and
foolish actions by intoxicated persons
were covered by the too charitable senti-
ment and remark, ooh He was not re-
| spORsible. He was under the influence
Of liquor aud did not know what be was
! doing" But in the face Of opposition
and even insult by the liquor element
they went forth this baud of crusaders,
and prayed on the steps and in the
saloons, helped on by many 'sgOod men
and true Though the saloons keepers
often shut their doors against them they
leOuld not shut the doors Of their con
fscienees as they heard those noble women
utter such prayers as were never heard
before and many saloons were given up
aud the crusade FIRE spread all over that
fair state and saloons we've abolished
from more than 200 counties before The
work abated. "The spirit Ted on fFOH
shore to shore, until there is not a STATE
! or territory where the voice is not heard
From shore 10 shere, until England ani
! Seatland, Ireland and Wales, the cont
nents of Europe, Of Asia aud of Africa
t with the islands OF the sea are bOuBs
t together with the white ribbon in tli
2 name Of the Lord" s''The Woman
Il Christian Temperance Union of th
) world is the lineal descendant of tn
: crusade"
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zaale aEs!ly n ll0noxaRig /, 9Fit1aut capt.
al daring gossr Spare h0ars Any man,
woman, POS q gifl can llo tlae Woli hapd-
W., Wiitoat Qafisnee. 4ainG NM
necessary Nnthing sze Il far 1pnegs
ns2is over 9sfat before. OsBr ers
algFa prosper. &c tine vested in
learning ihe business We teaeh ycn b
q Hight bow % eppceeG fr0m lie arst
hoA# Ko1can Rq trigi wikh0ut eg-
psns rs yaarcif start on aiFlish
64erg 3i1e aaeisd Is carry ~ lie 5gsi-
ness III aRd Biaraniee you
aeRsnst ialMfe yaH Agt fNlloW QiF
ale, psn INSTRUCTIONS deg I'd
yen ge % reed " aody u1oeeg and
IS 1eW az aboal ne best payipg
IA afere its pa5|ie, sead pa z9he
RliN With FN 4 A9qH
1esA giag 4qn all tlle patiicalaE
Box
iEss
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you CAN'T FooL BOY.
Al Least This Particular One Was Net Il
pa Caught With Chat.


Detg1it Free AfHsa.
Women can't read boys mature ~
men ear, and they,Inight as well own up
The Fort street mother who sent her boy
10 drug stoFs with d bottle and q scaled
note imagined that she was sharper than
the serpent 3 Tooth when she wrote to the
tlrngaist .Sent na half pint of port
asaae, and write an tho label m VIZ
Poison Ills druggist followed orders
and when tue boy got Outside be tore Oft
fhswrapper and read the Label.
tn N-~RnlsQn he unused as IN
wailfrd along seWoDder what that ID !
II M doesn stanld for hetibngs, and /
knew ii and II doesn't moan rats, either
Al WI can't BE- hair dye, nor SCALP wash,
aud "a going to touch MY Tongue To III
He touched II tasted 10 good that he
took d sip, and meeting three Or four boys
iaat then, tie crowd entsred q lnnlbeI
Nan1 and n w II Tie contents Of the bot.
ia until only d gin WAS lett. Then gne
81 The Lads zan home after o dippeF u
watar, allied Hp the bottle, and the Fort
xtneet boy ar0ftetl hpniewaril3 whispering.
p w tneanspret saalf ard II she iiusis
X - she Iausnt hlame nobedy but The
druggist
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

suasoaInE n De ao--al-00.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

Get-Fieh-quiclE schemes food our land
today. Fortunes are offered the people
for nothing. The names Of scores Of men
prominent in church and state are pub
lished as iEeetOTs--nsed rs dee0y ducks
to draw in the unsuspeeting. On every
hand are transparent frauds--Offers to
make you rich for a few dollars, land
that will quadrupls in D year and so
called benevolent societies that will in d
few years give You 81 900 for about $500,
hulnbngged, and schemes that wOuld
pay a legitimate interest often fall
through, while the fraud gets the crowd.
Er.
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Granted to southern states inventors
this week. Reported by G. "A, Snow a.
Co., solicitors Of American md foreign
patents, opposite u. s. patent Office,
Washington, ID. e;
ID. w. Anderson, Richmond, Va, dry
ing apparatus; T. Boutwell, and a. T..
sfamee, Franklintnn, La. combination
harrow and cultiyatOr; G. n. Bowen,
Talbot, Tenn, harrow tooth socket; j.
r. Brslbston, New BELL, Miss wire
streteher and holder; s. CT frosius favan-
nah, Ca, boiler; c. p Bureh, Henderson,
KY, display cabinet for ribbons, laees,
ETC.; G. II, Campbell, 0eala, Fla., camera
stand for bicycles; "A. b. Cosby, Rich,
mOnd, Va, tobacco cutter; s. w, Denny,
Rising Sun, Md, ear coupling; W. j.
Godberry, New Orleans, La, roller
sproczet for bicycles; If. b. Cooling,
Selma, Ala, enltiVator; w. w. Hendrix,
Bowling Green, Ky, Electric railway
switch aud crossing; "A. ii. Hieatzman
Baltimore, Nd, meat hanger; j.. w
johnson, harrodsburg, KY, horseshoe
/ w. L. Lawley, Kennedy, Ala, tanner
tool; p Macarthur, Bessemer, Ala, methOt
of and apparatus for casting beads OIL
spigOt ends of iron pipes; B. MelloT, Eli
colt City, Md, pump; w. c. Moore
! bicycles; w, A. Neal, Burgers, w. Va.
adding and registering machine; T. o
Payne, Viclsburg, Miss, ash sitter; G
w, Smith g. j. S. Henderson, Van Vleet
Miss, combined sonaper and cultivator
! A. b, Snider and w. II. Roberts, Bar
tholOmew's, Md, rail shoe and brace; G
A. SnideT, Columbus Ga, gearing TO
Bicycles; ]. n. Stallings, High point, n
Sash balance; r. S. Wiesenfeld, Balti
more, Nd, tool for making bottles.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Isan ear reaalar correspondent.


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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05


The Crusade meeting of the w. G. T.
u. of Lake Charles was held in Masonic
Hall, on Friday, Dec. y, and WAS at
tended by q goodly number of earnest
temperance workers. Miss Della Neal,
who has been cur aetive and efficient
President during the past year, presided
at the meeting with her usual interest and
ability. The exercises were commenced
by singing
,fBlessad DO the tie that binds our hearts
In Fellowship and love-"
I The crusade psalm (146) was read by
Mrs. IS. A. Knapp, followed by prayer by
Rev. Wilkinson. An interesting address
was given by Miss Neal on the origin Of
the Crusade and the results of the past
20 years. Reading by Mrs. Davidson
i'The Trumpet Call" Reading by airs.
lsDnnlap, 4 Crusade Membership Day.
| Mrs. Mead then read an account of the first
/ Temperance Crusade, written by Mother
/ Thompson. Rev. Wilkinson related
/ personal experiences and reoolleetiOns Of
4 the Crusade. Rev Pendleton gave a
short address in which he said FIf the
world ever reformed thswomen will have
4 to do it.p Exercises closed By singing
and prayer after which the election o.
officers for the coming year took place,
] Changes will be noted at the head Of this
column.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

Bill Shaw of TEXAS Farmer, says there
are two great political riyeEs--tle Demo
cratic and Republican. On the bosom OF
each sail niaiestieally many noble craft
and some that need docking badly.
Each ofthase great rivers has Mt intervals
running away from It little muddy Tivu-
let's, sr Third party creeks. on their
surface float many Old wOrm-eaten,
haTnacle-coated aud rotten dug-Onts.
These Tiyulets flow into o vast Lake which
clutches all the political sewerage Of the
country -and eventually the dug-oats
win get there.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

livery newspaper man has at some
time in his business experience met the
man who now takes more papers than he
can read. He was i'm town last week
lie paid Is cents for an almanac, wiped
his nose on an awning, tried to blow out
the electric light at the hotel, failed to
light his cigar on it, put a nickel in the
slot at the pOstof1ice and kicked because
the mail didn't appear, wanted TO lick
the cashier of the bank because it closed
at 4 o'clock, and watched the sign over
one Of the jewelry stores looking for it to
strine.-BiH Nye.