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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Paul Jober. official painter Of the French
navy. arrived at New York Sunday.
Mary Joan Anderson. middle aged
woman. died Of alcoholism In the San
Francisco city Jail Sunday night.
Shortly after noon at san Francisco
Sunday Gin Lun Chez. one OF the pro-
prietoFs OF the Chez Sang Company, was
killed by hired Chinese assassin.
At Washington City Sunday Minister
Yang fG. OF CHINA. had a call from Yen
Nyfv- the imperial commercial ambassa-
dor OF the empire and mis- suite who ar
rived Saturday night.
No further news has been received ~
the v nsrea bouts OF CSv F-.tzhugA. me roh-
Der WHO escaped with the money taken
from t3e Joseph. or. hank Il is sap
posed he has escaped suto Idaho.
The visiting bishops and all 81 the Epi~-
ropal clergy OF San Francisco participated
IN the ceremony 81 laying the conversions
oi re Maria Kip orphanaEe sunday after
noon. The ceremony WIS most impressive
The local g1lerri.la force az san Nlchris
has killed The Cuban iasurEeut leader
known as Inxiesito, whose name vac A.
fred Gold tits body has been Identified
one ~ the insurgent captains VAS also
killed.
Destructive forest fires are burning two
miles south 81 Marquette Mich along
the Hire Of the Marquette a Western rasi-
way. Nest0Tia Junction. seven miles Wet
u Marquette. u in serious 8anFsr For
est fires are also raging in tnv FirlnlfF of
Humboldt. mining village ~ mites west
- Marquette
The international chess congress opened
in Bufs Pest sunday morning wifh =
competitors entered. ns.nelF. T. HsnnfF
Amerira IT. CORA and AlaUln. Russia.
Won gop.el and WlHawer Poland Alain
" sr.o and = nIfrnteG. Austria n ra. a..
Fharoussk ani N1s- Hungary Tarras-l
aud IS ei sra-sf- Germany JsnaR ~
Franc After the runsreF- H4s ortrsff
fhe players proceeded % draE numbers
+s.-e -s..S s.s.1FF5 a fhe reF Tllts'sl
treaty fsFfR =r7s -s=-ss-r - 1s4zs
slEnad. tnas sowing oue q ta4 moss flrk
ffsn ou@s sons rWi 9eTn fhe tRR countries
traH-asz f-., a title sniie ago Law ursfr
THE naN tTsEfN. s-.t 8iiefs 1f- rights rs
~ h~r oRn So iecs. IT, 800 aar a-strrs g.
Tt,a Arss 49, SO = or ~.~ ~ ff~-~r
..ss4 .-s. crsr -s4.a. among wnfet 3s s.~ rsE1-
rs have Italian vessels sfraiff-t 90 Freuf q
r0rfs Enfer IRE saue raHiitior- as Tneaea
vsS~sls Italy making similar -ofresTl1ns
20 Erance-
Tn@ brilliant fstes and rslufary 7ars1as
attending tae opening o. tae sFsa sa1s ~
rne Danube are booked u24a IS nN4nS "
rhe p. EnssE po4itscaf aTF8Ftanre I'D a. ia-
sieaf n ehat the AzsEt'5~ Roam sl-ssa en-
teate has continued tHs a3rfss1H - E11-
mana 70 the ere 1un1. aHd 81 81 sfates a
military CEavention De- wse1 Austria Sn1
Ro4naaEiz SSTe cone .1ded Gu-ia@ tae stag
81 EzaxerH- F'rane8s - al H3eaaresi.
nsr4lnE ne&n ncWe- 9 20 Prevent h@sslA
from - Fsing ire Danabe IL }s 'v4ta@r
- ss-ftt - .hirs 4 a. 4 - a.'f@ss = .f.sn
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WYE, WYE L'EMPEREUR!


Hoche. On touching the soil OF a ration
VIE - RUSSIA friend. share the fee
.ass waica you have Just expressed.
u honor OF the French nation. the French
Eee- ami her sailors. I thank the prese-
Gent or the reoEbisc for the wishes and
The car cIinke6 glasses with President
faure. as VI. Faure had done with the
car at the end OF his own toast The
naval band present played the .Marseil-
lsise' ard The Russian anthem.
AT the conclusion OF the banquet the car
and President Faure engaged IN cordial
conversation. lasting 70. twenty minutes
NJ. Faure then escorted his majesty to the
Imperial train. where the czar warmly
shook fAe presidents hand. and .he latter
klsses- the hand OF the czarina- The bat
ter1es fred d final salute as the car and
czarina entered the train. which started
az $50 O'Clock. the presidential train fol-
lowing at s:i5. A double line OF troops pre-
ssnied arms as each of the trains de-
parted.
President Fsare mas conferred the var
ious grades OF the Legion of Honor upon
the various members OF the cars entour-
age. including the grade OF grand Office OF
the legion upon Rear Admiral Lomln
In order TO please the townspeople of
Caeroourg, the car has ordered that the
imperial yachts Pole Star and Stanars
should remain until the end Of the week.
the car has conferred decorations
upon the notable French statesmen who
took part In the reception ceremony.
When the royal party left the dining
room at the arsenal after the banquet
was concluded tonight the company maize
a rush 10 secure the menus and flowers
10 preserve az rementoes OF the occa-
sfofi- There was a pretty scene after the
banquet when a nurse. carrying the baby
frsrcess Olga. the ie-mon.hs' odd daughter
of the car. dressed in white. Through tb.
s-azssi hal next to the bsnqueting hall
where the brilliant reception was beng
he'd. The throng OF brightly uniformed
ousceTs saluted the little grand duchess
afid the other guests appsauded
Paris. .. Sat midnight the sky here
Was Gear and staT.lt. and there was ev-
cry promise Of fine morning for aha
entry OF the ear into Paris There are
hur reds OF people FL the streets and they
eviGentsy intend 20 spend the night there
n order TO be on the ground 10 secure
places from which 20 review the state
entry into Paris OF the Russian Soy
eigns
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International ahr.s

RuAa Pest. O-, 5~Alapln has aecrnea
- pi&y IN the International chess tonrnt
fnent THIS neccssltates a rev ha1otinr
which resulted IN the following arvanEr-
meat 81 The players for sodaN's games. FOR
the frs, round % the tournament;
JannwSki ~ Noa. Ts-h.Eor.n " 20
ql.ei. Walbredt vs. Narorzs C'harrusek
~ Schiechter. F1Hsnurv ~. A.oln Wilma
wer " rArrzs-h Mare. a bye.
~ the Cute - Adjournment one game
vas fnishoi. Mare-ry having beaten Val
hretf in Phnfor defense AFTER tasrty-ssN
moves
The evening g. mes rfsu'tef. ! snaasisi
beat Ma e e qiseen's sauo.t AfeiInea sft@r
a. moves TscrlrorIn hfft Rouel ,n an
Fvsns Eawhit declined afrrr 81 moves
t-hsn,sssrk an5 Scnierhts- dr. 81 r. bishop
esuhif after a. moves Adm BAT Pins
bury in a FrFr Pa tefaase after "a mrErs
THE game o. wraa W8nawer AMI Tlrfas.n
t4snlnhe AiE8tNT ERmhff sts a351arr q
~-.,r = .g-~s,a. MsT..s ssI e hy1-
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Washington city. Oct. S.-The result Of
the days races OF the national circuit
meet for issS gives Eddie Bald the cham
psonship for the season 81 iSss yet the
laurel wreath grased the head OF Tom
Cooper by just two points. During the ma
tional circuit season. including today s
events. Bald has won races that give him
~ points. while Cooper. who started In
about the same number OF races has
scored IS points Both men rode today in
three races. and Bald Won two Of them
and Cooper one. Summaries:
one mile. professional FINAL heat~Eaaie
Bald won. Gardner second. Cooper th9Fd
Time. s.i5 81.
Two-thiras mlle open. professional one
hest~Baid won. Cooper second. & a
Church third. Time "a rs
Two-rnsie handicap. professional. one
heat-Tom Cooper tscratchb won. Garat-
ner tscrsichl second. Bald sRcratch) third.
Time sS1 *
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Baltimore, Oct. THE Orioles took the
third straight game in the Temple cup
series from the Spiders this afternoon by
dnt Of brilliant playing. both al .4.e bat
and In the field. together with a bit OF good
luck here and there. The attendance was
about $500 The Cleveland men are woe
fully put out az the result. and the Balti-
more contingent looks very glum when
they talk about the lack OF interest shown
In the contest. All hands leave for Cieve-
land tomorrow. and the Orioles say there
VIII be but one game IN the Forest City.
which they expect 10 win and thereby set
tie The contest for the trophy. The feature
OF the game was the brilliant Quilted work
Of both teams. every man greeaily accept
ing all chances and making the plays In
fine style. The only exception was poor
throw by Rarkett. which allowed Hofrer to
score In the third inning: Score by in
nings:
II T.
Baltimore % 7 0 a-s & .
Cleveland % o o 0 o. 10 .
Ba;teries-Hoffcr and Robinson, CQppy
and thinner.
Jmp3reS-Emsile aud sheridan
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NO FAITH IN THE SULTAN.
His Promises Go for NauEht-Con-
stanunopie in Danger Of An
other Uprising.

Copyright, 1856, by the Associated Press.
London. OCT. A dispatch from Con-
stantlnople describes STEAMBOAT as being
in n state OF seige. The precautions at
night. IL appears, are rigorous. The fire
engines are kept ready for work at a mo-
ment's notice, as the authorities are con-
WINGED the revolutionists are determined
10 set FIRE to the city. The Christians are
IN dread OF an uprising Of the mob and
the respectable MussulmanS share in the
feeling OF anxiety fer the Christians. IL
has been announced that the Turkish gov
eminent has entered into negotiations
with the Armenian revolutionary COM
mittee with a view OF obtaining a cessa-
ton OF dynamite ou.rages, the porte
granting A general amnesty 10 Armenians
and promising 10 carry out reforms
throughout Asia Minor Little faith.
however. Is placed in Turkish promises
The Vienna correspondent of the Daily
Mail declares the agreement of the powers
for the settlement OF the Turkish problem.
which the correspondent announced last
week he had good authority for publish
Ing. includes the formation OF an Arme-
MAN zone in the Turkish empire on the
basis OF the Jewish pale in Russia, the
powers guaranteeing the safety OF The Ar
menians therein. which gives the idea
that the zone when organized may be-
come the germ Of new Armenian state
The active cooperation. the CORES
7ondent proceeds 20 say, will be under
taken ny England, France and Russia.
while italy VIII cooperate il necessary.
As far as England Is concerned. the har-
hor OF smyrna viii play an important part
in the anA settlement"
The ConstantlnoPle sorrespondent Of the
Chronicle says The Ottoman bank and the
Credit Lyonnaise are sending large auan-
titles Of securities 10 Paris for safety. He
says the American and English ladies' in
Constantinople are helping the women
and children IN the SUBURBS and hun
creds attend the American mission house
whore each receives four pieces OF money
AMI "A hundse OF clothing
The Standards Rome corrssnon4er-
SAYS that owing % government pressure
he sultan has consented that the Italian
papers should enter Turkey This cor
respondent also saws the Duke OF Sar-no-
meta minister % foreign Affairs. and Al
T1i~al b-tm. ui!n isfer % marine after a
conference last night cis9at-h@d tha bar
eftie ship humheTt0 90 syria The Hum
ner'' Is IN irpnclt'l - i1.@'S cons di-riace-
rnrnt SIC carries for slx-v-s4van-..,-
rars. elvht slx-lnch quick @-.,s en- ,-.t
i'-'f-s.'fea guns % sw7 rr csilher am
eisat ferTr3o tubes
fcrton. fsrt So Vernon rg,-.,..-.
i.ter8l ira.ter in the ha--a oF ---e-,o-.s
sffskIrg tonight at Fh-ta.a sr--.-...l
nsrt rp1r tre Tlrk.sh ....-.,- - ~
H0r '1r en.e tAf nrrsrrf .-r.i.-.-,,a 49,.
re- r1-fi ..'n tfe govern
aHi frnt@-ffon ID
W Arr srs Tns r "A. 81. .-.,,..r--,,-.
-af erld rrtrr b. reformed .,-,. E.
rFf 'f exist l}gt ha st4a-t a--.-t,-.t
-@-
ra~T or -par. "a 90 Turkey aslI4 80 o.,
afI- FnEian5 mast co.
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NTER-sCHoIAsTIC MEET.
NE boys Getting Ready for the Com
sests-ltst Of Events and Rup~s

sreanikeeper Wal Smith. Who has
e-sFge OF the y. NJ. l. \. park, has had
: s>sase az boys who are 10 be contest
sass IN the inter-S holastk. track. nela
sna nscsele NEE; 10 be held there next
naAsFdsy. AMI every ore OF them wants
~ opportunity 10 try his speed on the
sssa- Though the Representatives Of the
ssriess schools voted that the contestants
" compelled 10 train else where than on
Ne EFoInis. 20 prevent those living near
assaas any advantage. 81 is more than
= saith can Do 10 keep them all out.
aas sstSele races Will bring cat large
n-'sofr Of competitors. and al over town
80 boys e4a be found using every
',e'sh Of good road for ~scorchlng
asfce contest Nlli Dc ware,f between a
~-Ieef q the larger schools 20 see which
VI ne larErst number Of points
@1s VII o. sfter the system adopted
re A \ T.. Eve points for nFsiz.
Tor Seconds ara ore far thi.is All
=. - ~fs ~aa are anNiNg~ a. take part ia
- sanss must remember that ana entries
- ms sNeafnE ~ fora 10 ar e roufs
- 81 arolnd la trsfr efl ret p, srf-
- = asol fsr fsrly boss - 80 thtlr
- on fhs Ero.rs Tire games
.'ia9 VT Reff a. tne = NJ e. A.
FFsS even ng at celaek - sele
- Sni f1aa tae rrrir nary
raiss ross-rir.r
ta1sr. -
!. s-'arl sass arra go ala s,ss.a,, 20 sor.
-Nsssf ran aosn
ssNYara FuA Ter taYs q years o.d OPP
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nary steps looking 70 the Impeachment
OK to- Pro Ss,ero Cshasntzin, governor cs
.ne state OF TizxicsTa. would - taken
lie constitution provides that ali aecu-
s<shonS against the president. members o.
sAe caos-se. and governors OF states shall
De MS s2oraitteS. 20 congress. which on
nearing the charges ana 1eeu,inE them
Serious shall refer them 70 a committee
on Vtosa report showing 5ue csusss. the
matter sssaIl ne referred 10 congress, sit
Lhs as a grand 1ary Of the nation
ne casa 3 n remarkable one. as the
EoFerao- X accused 81 violating laws .,
retorn enacted n eae tine OF President
SasFt1. i Being body Of LAWS regulating
tfae relations between church and state.
ACCUSATIONS are made that the governor
recently attended in his official capacity
tne r2nsrai Of The late Bishop Vargas. Of
f'aec.a- and allowed the body % the de-
ceased % De buried n the church. two dis
tlncs Vss.ations 90 the reform laws. The
case ~ezzt over until Wednesday.
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NINE. FAURE'S NUANCE.
IL Will Prevent Her Meeting the
Cgartna.

Copyrighted. 1886. Associated Press.
Paris. Oct. 5.--MFs. Emily Crawford.
whose late husband was for many years
the dean OF the foreign correspondents OF
Paris. and Who Is herself well known 10
American readers through her able articles
on Europe's political affairs 20 the New
York Tribune and the leading magazines,
writes OF the cars visit as follows:
The date that comedies with the landing
in France OF Nicholas and Alexandra il
this i0sth anniversary Of The march OF the
market women Of Paris on the palace Of
Versailles 20 bring back the king. queen
and their children. hostages OF the revo-
luton. Their capture was effected next
day. october = 17ss. on the anniversary OF
which the Czar enters Paris for the frs,
time and with that spectacular show which
the French are 50 skilled in arranging
The blind worms now in power here are
doing what they can 20 divest the date
insofar as VI Hanotaux and Prince Io-
banoff twho skstched tho ceremonlaD wsre
CONSERVED. OF its true significance. The
severe lesson that II should snculcate IL
being hidden away.
nesrotic monarcas are. humanity speak
Ing. assured - impuni,y. TIE power that
shapes the ends Of nations. as inalvidua.
men and women. catches u such poten-
tatss in the&r p9stertty. ana often the
seemingly innocent are made 20 nav for
thu guilty. az IN the case ~ Louis NTI
and Marie Anto!aette. This lesson shoula
a. the presen, time. when With the tarlt
conpli&ty OF France and Russia A.
mensans are being rassacred and exilea
N tens % thousands. come home Wien
awe~onnc force 20 the minds % Nicholas
and Alexandra and make them treulhfa
Tor Themselves ard Tor ;hslr infant dsugh-
ter. the darling OF ,hsir hearts
T'he cazr and cz8Tirs Viii not he escort
"a 10 Frame hv Russian warshlrz TIE
French government Was most ANXIOUS that
they sao4lt go 50 ana give an obfrct 'ss-
sDn be- ere roads 90 t-nera0urE of fha naval
strength - f'ra1-e ans = issia omitted f2st
N.-ho,ss vas TOO mlch the gentleman %
Lens himself % tfst game - braE Rhl.h
teuhtltss nCuia have been m1st Era.t f1..l.v
20 fne rresi fert Who wants % acpear in fha
rtfs ~ frirenf ~ fhe SrnE ans had 20 frs
French array BE nsvsr e. rIare b. mss Q
en fse same maritime lfsfl Ntth Nl.f-r.t.
w .s-rs tn ecraoriuni fn u.4ke sA 4-s. pa-
tr raer ~ Ra~ w h nais 50 Iif-.. tr
ls aaka The <2fr eerrN thrse1h ns+
r 80 at -rTnE as rfal - rrf l.-tn
-~- s's Sac ' -fIt SINGS ttFt hs
aaat he merely esq TfeE t-- ~-.---
wash, 90 -he SraH.lara ir 49, p h- ar3
tHa -EArnA cross frozen Ierssraouta -
Cnsr.ourE
T-s make a7 Ter tats a-ssrr-al .ratrr. NJ
F'el.x Fsare caused IS narf - tee krarf.e
a. Talleg a4 lasiTu1s CD ee r-tf-eH ara..t4
- s'aerael-K Thals 49, Oh. rAesefa-e
E~aH3 aaVal .aetAcl- in heup- 90 tee ..r-
per.ai vsl5trs- e. ass saaei tsa- tns~
"seH r~r
he4r sgd. l alea na- rEr,rs RE t-sr ha-
s1oe tre flvsws-e scars as Sea- has
BEN aar,ef
- Ta--s PAS teueve- aesa sele s, -
-~re De nrr~ea-e - tce GAR "a rr--srr
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being to connect Bucharest with the Black
sea by canal. and 20 make Bucharest sea
fortress and port.
The bids OF the several transcontinental
lines for the transportation OF the Fifth
United States artillery from San Francisco
to New York have been opened at the Of
flee OF Lieut.. Col. J. q. &. Lee. deputy
quartermaster general, San Francisco.
The bid OF the l. MON Pacific was found to
be the lowest and taai line was awarded
the contract. The bid provides FOR the
transportation OF the troops At the full
tariff second-cIass rate OF $50 between San
Francisco and Omaha over the Central
and Union. From the Missouri river 10
New York. the troops are TO be carried
over the Chicago & Northwestern. the
Nickel Plate and the West Shore lines for
$3.50 per man. This Is considerable az n
cut below the tariff rate. which IS s-6ao
second class. and $50 first class.
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Dynamiters shipped to New York.

Rotterdam, Oct a.-Ten minutes before
the Netherlands line steamship Werken-
dam sailed for New York on Saturday
carriage containing kearney and Haines.
the Irish-Americsn suspects, and tno po-
lice officers In plain clothes. drove up 10
the dock and the party boarded the steam
er. kearney and Haines remained IN their
stateroor until the Werkendam left port
They were shipped under aliases. Strict
orders were given the police 10 keep the
affair from the reporters. For this pur-
pose official statements that the suspects
had been conducted TO the frontier were
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Trenton. y. J. ocf. k-The Republican
sate committee hold an important con-
terence today with the chairmen 81 TIRE
= ffereuf county committees. The reports
wsre most rnf nuslasttc eXceQf in one or tsD
Instances ami SECRETARY JOAN Y Foster
safI that ralrusfion % c0nserya We re-
ports showed that NJ kinney and Hohart
Will carry THE state hV over - 80 Tire ex-
csptlors we're lu salem ani Cumberland
counties where the county chatrmen re-
r.arr fsere is eorlsi ierahfs sen usuf among
= Rar4b IAN farmers
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Haverfor1. Pa. OFT 5-Tae third ints--
national crieket match between the Aus
rralisn eseyer ard an eleven selected from
the eTScksE clubs OF Philadelphia. was fir
ssses1 On the grounds % tire Marion C-srk-
- Cub here az 10 o-cisck this afternoon.
Philadelphia xon BY ore inning and sixty
T2ssk- The Australians made - rszas in the
nrs- inning and Isi In the second Phiiz-
d@spas2 rzsse - n single inning. The
AastraLlar.s leave FOR Chicago tonight
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TIE handicap tournament OF the Marion
street Tennis Club may terminate this
afternoon. The Contestants for honors
are l.. J. Conan and sam Russell, the
latter owing thirty. The first TWO sets
were Won by Colnan. So, s.. Then Rus
sell got down 20 steady work and won two
sets. s.. 81. II the final set Is played this
afternoon there viii be some hot work. as
Russell plays a strong uphill game.
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Champioa ci.r,dxe Defeated.

Bostor. Oct. 5.-Bertram {. CIariige
holder OF the Dupont trophy. and cham
plon I've bird shot or the United States.
vas defeated here today In a match race
az fifty birds by J. A X. Elliott. OF Kan
sas City. by a score OF - TO 81
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v-ash .rxtc7 Cgey. Oct & Secretary Mo-
tor. RON in NearasEa, y ll deliver speed
n a 4oiS Standard ueEn1cratlc dsrnnrsrra-
t1rn IN tna A 81 torllu Ia Chicago nsKt Fri
dAy F3e - expected 20 -etGru here 90 re-
suuue MS o-Scial duties imn@tlately zsrs--
wares
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Washington C1ty. oNt. 7-Serfsfary o.
rev has retained 10 washington CstY from
hls Summer home a. Falmoufh. Mass. amf
has resumed the duties 30 his ofiics lie
spent the say principally ln @als1i Ia on
wth tHe STAN s..4- t-.a 49, 80 49,
g. ...-s cease ssr ssaea ..ss.4t. feI..-ss ..lg
the Pm business
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at ne cid Fiel1 Ti7Ib grounds on tire RAJ
Essr avenue electric line next Sunday aft
erroon at "a s'clock- Il IL said that a
strong team czn b gotten together IN this
effg- Canes sill - arranged with all the
British Eo.uzasaa teams
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y nvl1~ TT t,2t. a. ares = NJ
i.f rzr 20 d. >'sefs = t-a state -
lac tf - fr .tst ea--y. a.-- rs-,a sd
ana . s. rvr.ts y la,arrafl. sac Csis =
tuA-. w. - tsrs Is ssrE. -. n
.san-Tinx - - 49, r - ~~SaG
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American Horaea Win,

London. Oct. Sin the race for the
maiden plate Of les soveTe.gns at Noting
ham today Cookers Georgiana was first
and Lortilards ReIisanna second.
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Asseeiatfon fo@sbatf.

The sevefees ~ the association sfvla -
faoteaN play wf& make an csYcrf Co revive
INTEREST fE fhe same here fais season
WE t-is ahtr-t in Ytew arrsE seuleuts
have been m43e o. have a practice game
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06
HOW YOU DREAD
THE CROSSINGS!

y,HE CONTACT WITH ANY ROUGH Or
struc,ion-the slightest ioit--is injs-
rious 10 th@ rider OF c wheel. II dixturbs
the internal organs. Jars the nerve csnters
OF the SPINE. strains the kiGaeys and Vita
organs. and induces general weakness. Al.
old riders speak Of this weakness. which cat
a1t should. be guarded against. Gre
strength 20 the nerves and muscles Of tie
back. and help them 10 stand the STRAIN.
Make them elastic and vigorous An evea.
stsady current OF electricity. infused into
,hern daily, will do II. II will prepare
yor for the severest strain.
DR.. SANKEY'S ELECTRIC BELr Is
particularly beneficial 70 wheel riders IL
plumbers thousands % them among Us cures
Giving is force direct 20 the nerv0- mus-'.-
La center. &, carries life ard activity %
every muscle which Is affected ~ riding
T. xilI cure a majority Of the complaints re-
ruitlnx from inaiseretion or the wheel
II hart ms back af.0at Eve years aSo
tg heavy Nfiag. and vas for three yeass
unable % work I have ever since beer
troubled ~ rh severe nstu in MS back -
bad a. t'nes a. 90 make mY lfs nsiser.
aHle Fa- sac LAST ntn wears. Ws % tHn
t.ue OF HflfmE vpar Hff 7 have no.
t0aau w1ar st Ras % d. FIRE. fr-m pain
Or ae' znts ere rs saV fnar atter THREE
Ee-ss after p.tt'ns taf beit on al "a
seemed fe asaFaetr ems roN tao
@trF sIHreft SineH M rsrf.
an s-rss--s~ - .-.-s A.
Rn8 veu NJ. pavt s3fa ms aensisn
Baig Pee auV mansg. - T. Alison. 81
= 81 p r. Pouland,. pr
..sr ass ,re~f-f al sAkta .a. .ilt
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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