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POOR FISHING SEASON,
Catch of the British Columbia Fleet
Falls Off

ottawa, Canada, Nov. 2-Returns made
by the British Columbia sealing fleet. in
Victoria, of their seasons catch, show that
with the exception of a couple of vessels,
not yet reported, the total catch along the
British Columbia coast, aggregates Ii, ,65I
as compared with l2.l14 last year
Along the japanese coast the catch was
1903, AS compared with 1879 last
year, and along the Copper Island coast
! ,o2S, as compared with ,407 last year
Ihese figures, WIN t4c returns from
PSI. as compared with "A i "a last year ana
6i474. in 1891.
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Preparing for Election.

New York, Nov. 2.-The London Stock
Exchange will open at O'Clock Wednes-
day morning, New York time. Nearly all
the foreign banking houses and brokerage
&C Ncerns in New York having cores
po dents in London will keep both their
main downtown offices and their uptown
"iflces open all night tomorrow night to
receive orders to be executed in the depart
ment for American securities on the London
exchange. Investors and speculators who
desire to make transaction based on
election results will have five hours in
which to do so in London before the New
York Stock Exchange opens.
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but the daily Withdrawals were small
until Saturday, when S29 900 was taken.
REINFoRcEAlENTs FOR GOMEZ
Cuban General Now Has Il 900 Men
in Good Condition.

Key West, Fla, Nov Col j. NJ.
or'ega' Major a. Cuspieore, and Lieuts.
uar'ia ana elk Rios, special commits.
siuners from Gen Gomez TO the Cuhan
Junta in the United States arrived in this
cl'y this morning on the schooner Irene
from NaSsua.
lhey are thirteen days out from the
camp OF GomeZ's army, having left Cuba
on 'he III iSht of tAa 2OJn ultimD, in a small
boat' and landing at Nassau several days
iater' Wneh lhey took passage on the
schooner Irene to this city.
They state that Gems. Soerafin Sanchez
ana CaltNlo Garcia are with Gen. Gomez,
together with $4,000 men. They report
that Gen Rabbi has Joined Gomez with
5000 Spanish troops: that all are Well
and In the best OF spirits, and confiden, of
ultimate success. They leave tomorrow
VIA The East Coast for New York.
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JEALOUS HUSBAND's CRIME.
Shot His wife and Her Companion
and Then Committed Suicide

Wheeling, W. va, Nov 2.-Jealousy
caused terrible tragedy at Georgetown
O., three miles west OF this city, all the
parties being from Wheeling.
Scott Linton shot dot cray, n resi-
dent of a house of i'll fame, who is said to
have been his Wife, and also william
MeiZg.r. with whom ne C3ug ht her wan
both lying at his feet, he fired a bullet
into his own brain and died almost in
stautly.
The girl Will probably recover, hut
Mtezgcr will die, the bullet passing through
MS liver.
MctZger and the girl went to the hnme
OF her parents Sunday night and Linton
hearing of it followed. He found them
together and without words fired.
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voters Excursion to Co,onial Beacb

The first Tuesday after the first Monday
i'll November is a festal day with the
Colonial Beach Citizens Association. These
citizens Will go On an excursion today to
Colonial Beach, which is probably one of
the most agreeable places in the world to
wait until the ballots are counted. The trip
down the river will be made musical ana
eventful by fine orchestra, slee and BAN 10
club, and as Mr.. L. E.. Robey puts it,
lots OF other talent" The. committee has
made arrangements for an excellent dinner
at the Sherman House, and many other
features of a program which will make all
the guests and members of the association
remember election day and the Colonial
Beach excursion as twin events.
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CAPTURED BY TRAMPS.
Thirty Homeless Wanderers Took
Possession of Freight Train.

Middletown, n. Y. Nov. "A freight
train ON the Erie Railroad, in charge of
Conductor ellison, was boarded by thirty
tramps near Cailicuon last night. Brake
man Frank Teller ordered them off, when
one, Henry Mead, drew revolver and
ordered Teller to throw up his hands.
Teller turned and started Ia run toward
the caboose when the tramp fired. The
Whole crew then gathered ami attempted to
eject the unwelcome passengers but were
beaten off.
When the train reached Port Jcrvis
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Grateful TO Mr.. Guthridce.

New York, Nov Tile newspaper repre-.
sentatives at Republican national head
quarters presented Mr. Jules Gutllridgr,
who is the manager of the press bureau
with set of resolutions today, express
ing their appreciation of the valuable as
sistance and courtesy he had extended then.
Oh all OCCASIONS Mr. Guthridge was one
of the best known and one of the ablest
newspaper men in Washington, where he
represented the United Associated Presses
before taking charge OF the press bureau
for the Repuhlcan national committee.
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RAEDY-BURNS BOUT.
both Men Down to Weight and
Promise Much.

Inc fistlc argument between Pat Raedy
ana rom Burns, which will take place FRI
DAY night at the Suburban Road House
promises to furnish good sport for those
VINO ike that kind OF amusement
haedy was seen last night. He saws
ne is down to weight, 151 pounds, and is
III conuitlon To fight Tor his life. Burn>,is
an unknown quantity to the sporting frater-
nifty of the District, but his friends saw
ne VIII give good account of himself
on Friday night.
Ihere will be two preliminary bouts
by local aspirants for fstic honors, before
the star event of the evening is put ON,
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ovsr q Hundred Dollars a share.

Baltimore, Nov. 2.-Louis McLane, chair
~ Inc common stock of the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad Company is pooled, has
addressed a circular letter To the stock
holders, officially announcing that Thomas
F RYAN Of New York and associates have
proposed to purchase the stock pooled
under the agreement Of october 2, at
Sis share in cash. This removes ell
doubt as To the price agreed upon. 1t is
believed that the TRANSACTION Will be closed
by the middle uf the month.
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SCORE WAS AGAIN 1s TO 1.
Queer wheelmen and CAROLS Give
an Exhibition Basketball Game.

An exhibition game Of basketball was
played last night by the Carroll Institute
and Queer rWheelmenteamsinthc gymnasium
of the former and was won by the CAROLS
by a score of 16 to 1. This is the second
time within week that this score has
been made.
The game, in tIsee fifteen-minute innings,
was clean, and free passing and well played
throughout. The visitors put pu a strong
game, Notwithstanding their lack of prac-
tice, and of their players, Tierney, Pitkin.
Won Boeckinan and Slack eNcelled. For the
CAROLS, DAILY, O'Donohue, Carl Mess. and
Paul Hughes played their positions well.
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FOUGHT WITHOUT RULES.
McAuliffe and Carroll Came I
Blows in a ROadhouse.

San Francisco, Nov. Jack McAuliffe
and Jimmy Carroll had wordy war, and
finally rough and tumble fight, at Barney
Farley's roadhouse yesterday.
McAuliffe, having suffered from stomach
trouble for several days, asked the National
Club to postpone the date of the battle for
two weeks, and Carroll's consent was asked
He went out to Farley's to see the cham
pion, and granted the extension, but addc:,
that he did so because he did not want
to give his opponent the chance to say
after he was defeated, that he was out of
condition.
This aroused McAuliffe's ire, and after
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detective FELTON, Joined the gang and
coaNed them to a place where he told
them they could all sleep. On arriving
There squad of police swoopcd down
on them and arrested the entire party.
Mead, the leader, who shot at Brakeman
Teller, had left the train at Hancock
where he was subsequently captured
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AGED ARE VICTIMS
AlnSlOuse Inmates Exposed to
Malarial Vap0rS.
SEWER FILTH is ADDED
Great Drainage Tunnel P0urS
Oui Disease Nearby.
MARSH FEVER'S SCOPE
MARSH FEvER's SCOPE

Two Hundred and Fifty Inmates
Who Permanently Reside Within
the Fever BeIt-Disease Germs
Envelope Them by Day and Night
Vile Sewer Discharges Into the
Reckipg Marsh and Adds to the
Danger.
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on THE GRIDIRON.

The statement by a local paper tina t Man
agcr Cabrera, OF the C. \. c. football
team, had resigned the position, is not
true. On the contrary, this popular and
huStling official was never more interested
iii the Slcc - of the tea M than n present.
To his efforts is largely due the attrac-
tons in the way or good games which
Will take place here during the approach
ing season. IL can be authoritatively
stated that Manager Cabrera has not re-
signed, nor has he any intention OF doing
SO,
The young athletes OF Georgetown Col
lere preparatory department met .,n the
gridiron yesterday morning to decide The
supremacy of the two elcvcns i'll that
school. One eleven is known as ALI
Prep. and ii is much the heayivr-nf the
two. The Junior Prep's team, though
light. are n lively set OF youngsters, and
they succeed in holding thcir opponents
down to one touchdown. AT the ending Of
the second half the juniors claimed mat
Rafferty,, the All-Prep's fullback, slugged
one of their players, but the referee would
not consent TO rule him off. Thercupon
the Juniors left the field. the game going
too All-Prep by score OF to o
The features OF the game were the strong
rnshes of the All-Prep's backs, Rafferty, dis
tnguishing himself especially. and making
The only touchdown. For the Juniors. the
tackling of Burns and Cuiin We're the
especial good points. The light line of
he Juniors couid not Withstand the heavy
rushes OF their larger opponents. and the
score against the Juniors would have been
much larger il the iull game had been
played.
The interclasS football games at George
town College will be postponed until after
next SATURDAY, when the regular field day
| games take place. a large number of
| SprinterS play on the class teams, and it
| was feared that Some injury might result
| fthey played. The regular schedule will
he resumed either on November or IL,
| when '97 will meet 1900.
| Bernard Wefers, the king Of sprinters
and the especial pride of Georgetown, is
in fine condition, and expresses himself
| as confident OF breaking the 3OO-yard
record, which he will attempt in Satur-
days games. In practice he has eaualed
| the record several times lately.
| Tomorrow an interesting game of foot
| ball will be played at Alexandria between
| the teams of Columbian College and the
| Episcopal High School. The game is sure
| to be hotly contested, as both teams are
very evenly matched in all respects. Game
| will be called about 3 p. m.
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Canadian Money on Bryan.

Montreal, Nov. "a syndicate of Mont
real stock brokers have commissioned their
correspondent in New York to invest S.
600 for them on Bryan at to /. Fiji
teen hundred dollars have already been
placed.
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Two New Gunboats.

The new gunboats vicksburg and New
port will be launched this month from the
yards of the Bath Iron Works, and the
Navy Department Will at once enter intn
correspondence with the mayors of those
cities to arrange for the christening cerc-
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Jaw.ver Commits Suicide

Montreal, Nov. 2-Marc Either. prom
inent lawyer of this city, died at Notre
Dame Hospital this afternoon from the
effects of carbolc acid taken with suicidal
intent. Family trouble was the cause uf
his act.
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Puln Plant Rurnea

Malone, N. Y, Nov. 2-The ChateauG GAY
!,ulp Company's plant, at Chateaueay, N.
Y, was burned early Sunday morning
The loss is estimated at $40 600; insur-
ance, $13 900.
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enough in the vapcrs to secure for them a

enough in the vapors to secure for them a
fair dUse of the affliction.
The city government, us is well kl'uwn,
mas III view the construction OF a system
OF lntercepting sewers, which nj some in
QcfinIte period will relieve the Eastern
Branch of its share of the sewage of the
city. This, however, as it now looks, will
flats has no doubt IA great deal to do with
The Increasing severity OF the fever this
year as noted by DR.. Shute and of its
general increase us noted by Superntc MI
ent Stoutcnburgh.
SEWER OF DISEASE.
The sewer alone is an awful black menace
to the city on this side of the Eastern
Branch. Vapors do not rise and remain
over their stagnant sources. Ticy are
wafted now on this side and again on the
other side Of The river and although ii is
some distance from The, steamins center
OF formation yet IL reaches THE compara-
tive bluff on which the Jail and kindred
Institutions are.
=. tis,., 90 ,uc heights OF AnacoStia, and
as Dir. Stountenburgh believes and states
its influence eXscniS as far as the Capitol.
The vapors naturally follow the course OF
the winds. The worst case OF all, how
fact that there is but little mortality,
that all of the charitable ana penal insti
tutions are within easy range OF the
vapor, even when it is rot urged farther
into the city by winds from the nauscous
river and unspeakable sewer.
1t blows in the windows of the Jail and
of the workhouse. II is waited into IN,
bedrooms of the decrepit and sick in the
almshouse. Scripturally, this is wind
jhaG bioweth wnere IL iIS'tun, ana unl9r'
tunately in this case on the Just ana The
unjust alike.
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soundly abusing each other, the pair clinched
for a rough and tumble fight, but were
separated before any damage was done
Their match has been postponed until the
end of the month.
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Atherton Won Wrestling Match.

Atherton Won Wrestling Match.
Bath, N. NOV. 2.-Ina wrestling match
here tonight for $3.50, between l.. j.
Ward, of this place, and Edward Ather-
ton, OF Cuban, n. Y, the latter won. throw
ing Ward four times in forty minutes.
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Printing-GOod Cards

SID per thousand. Bill Heads, sI.2, PEI
thousand. Good work keep, us busy.
ZlEGLEE, Printer. sic + y. w.
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CLOTHING.

Every garment at 40 per cent dis
dren's Clothing.
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University of Maryland Defeated.
Fort Monroe, Va, Nov. 2.-The Hampton
football team defeated the University Of
Maryland today, ! s to o.
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FUN FOR The REQ ROCKS
Annual Outing of the Popular
Cyclers and Their Many
Friends.
An Interesting Progr ANNE, Inc uding
a Cake Walk, at Wildwood
Park, SauSalito

Under the spreading oaks of Wildwood
Park, Sausalito, the members of the Red
Rock Cyclers' Club and friends enjoyed
their annual outing yesterday. Dancing
to the spirited music of Samuels' band
was the first event on the programme OF
the DAYS festivities. AS a floor director
NJ. Lynch has few equals, and therefore
the success of that part of the entertain
ment was assured in advance.
During an intermission an adjournment
was taken to the track to witness race of
100 wards between Officer Harrison and
Henry Hart. The contest was unusually
exciting and was won by the Senator in
II seconds. Harrison made gallant
struggle, but was beaten by less than a
After luncheon, which was prepared
under the direction of Miss Dorothy Ross
more and Mrs. Rome Harris, Captain
Rome Harris and William Driscon gave
an exhibition of fancy riding. Honors
were equally divided until Mr.. Driscoll, in
making a sharp turn, fell and d1slocated
his right shoulder.
Dancing was INDUCED in for nearly an
hour, when the floor was cleared for the
prize contest, which was won by Nine.
Schiller and Professor Feeney.
Then came the event of the day, cake
walk, in which the genial Ross Jackson
officiated as Judge. So graceful was all the
participants that Judge Jackson was at
first unable to render decision. There
fore, the couples were obliged to re peat
the performance, and honors were then
awarded as appended; First prize, Pro-
lessor Feeney; second. ]. Lindon; third,
Mr. Klonback: fourth, Mr.. Lochtan.
Grabbag and other games in which
prizes were drawn completed the amuse-
ments of the most successful outing of the
popular club.
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