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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13
known and benevolent
y, Armour, George
George n. ! 6l1in,an; |
saat M arshall Field.

= :
lll(!)l lll) lllllll saat, Marshall Field,
Otta Young, and others have con-
tributed literally; and freely TO it's
building fund. Theirsshelp S S:se
At 9 critical time in the career Of
the young institution. and to them
is largely due the credit for ifsspc-
|ccsssal completion The bull ding
will be t1rned over 10 the board
|of trustees entirely free from debt
The building is now complete
and ready for patients. Ills 8
four.story structure in thef Italien
renaissance style, coRistrncted of
terra Gotta aud pressed briok.
The entire building is furnished in.
hard wood, the doors being quart
cred oak, and the floors oak and
maple. Tho entrance is decorated
i'll harmonious delicate tints Of oil
paints and enamel. Accommad-
ations have been provided for
thlrty-cight patients and twelve
nurses, besides the necessary SER
wants. Mr.. George I. Harvey,
who has had exceptional exper=
fence in hospital building, feels
especially proud Of Providept Hos
pital and training school, d pro-
nounces it one Of the best aipp-
ed institutions of the kind IL the
city.
Places given to colcred people
under Benjaman Harrisonin 1888.
l Collector Of Customs, Galveston.
1 g 8; :. Charleston.
/ g g Raleigh.
l Postmaster, Vicksburg.
Recorder Of the General Land
office.
/ Fourth Auditor Treasurer.
/ Recorder Of Deeds, D. G.
! Minister TO Hayti.
1 = /" Liberia.
l Consul to Santa Domingo.
l to Madagascar.
/ Chaplin, United States Army,
The following is a list ofcolored
tnat were elected to different posi-
tons in the U. S.
Hon. Geo. Fl. White, of Tarbora,
N O., Congressman.
Hon. E. Fl. Wright, Chicago,
Ill, County Commissioner.
Hon. G. L. Joues, indianapolis,
Ind, member Of L Legislature.
r. Emmett Stewart, Gurthrie,
Oklahoma, County Clerk.
massachusetts, has bestowed up
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

ARead Moreshell Duffy 4 Fotheringham
sN the Fair add sin this weeks Bpstander
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

n h II you want new over coat or suit 90
y the Garfield Cloathing Store. See ad
IA another page.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

n Say, if you all want the best eal-ordet
\ Of Redhead, at the coal palace. Sixth
avenue.
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IoTAS LEADING C0LoRED PAPER.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT.

% Paula. N. Ell Corner of Second and CentAr
Sss SsfeetS. Preaching at 1880 q. M: Snndsv
school at O'Clock; EpwortL, Teasue at
?. e&'i y. prsaching at p. m. T. lsee.> pastor
Bapt1st-Eaa Second Street Betty
and Court avenue. Service >
2s SUNDAY school at 1o M; seJ < %
@. d. Williams pastor. $3.50 -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

Good winter hats-5O cents -Mason's
Winter Bonncts are ready yMasons'
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

Tho colored people should patronize
those who patronize our race enterprises,
they should trade with the stores that give
the Bystander their adds; also trade with
the stores that. .emyloy colored help; and
remember that Frank Blagburn has the
only cigar and news stand in town owned
BY colored man. Mr. r. N. Hyde is the
discoyerer and part owner Of H&H the
great ssleaAing preparation, Mr.. j., T.
the only colored book agent
pes. Please remember these
spending your money else
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

Rev. J. Rundy the presiding elder q
ne 4. N. =. church, made his first visit
last Sunday rs presiding elder and con-
Quoted quarterly services He was an old
'schoold te Of Alex. Birney Of this city.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

Mrs. +. L. Banks remains about thu
same.
Mr. and Mrs Miles Bell left last Tues
day for Phoenix, Arizona, to mako their
future home. .s ri
Died. Mr.. Sherman Stewart at his
home, No. 1912, Buchanan ST., last Mon
i day eve Nov. 9th, at 8:2O O'Clock, p. m.
Mr. Stewart was well liked by his neigh
bors. His funeral was CONDUCTED by Rev.
9. NJ. Williams Of the Baptist Chnrch.
just before life ceased lie stated to his
friends that llo was ready to die. He was
born June 18th, 1896.
St. Paul A. NJ. f. church, Second and
Center, T. Reeves, pastor. Sunday school
3p. nj Epworth League at 6:30p M; I.
preaching morning and evening subjec,
Of sermon at 1880 a. IN ..Prec,ous in
Gods Sight are the Lives Of His Chill
dren;" subject at 7:3O p. M, "The Neg
lect Of Opportunities to do Good is Life's
Greatest PERIL Good music by choir.
Mid-weck prayer meeting is Wednesday !
at :45 p. m. All are invited.
Mrs. Hamilton entertained the II. B. S.
+. G. at her beautiful home on Walker St.
luite a number were present and all enjoy
d the intercstingprogram and the delicate
'efreshments served BY the hostess. The
ollowing program willbe rendered next
week at Mrs. Holts: An Afternoon with
Cennyson ;quotations BY the members Of
he club from Tennyson. Life Of Tenny-
on. by Mrs. Warick Paper, subject,
as an auther, Mrs. .Baslicld
General discussihns en- Egypl, Oracle by
y Mssdmos Barton and Blagbnrn.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

The greatest election suryrise to the By
stander Editor. was to hear of Decatur Co.
going for the populists, the entire demo-
cratic ticket WAS elected. Il IS my birth
county. wonder what IS the matter
down there; something very unusual to
elect democratic official.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13
lIY' NEWS

Order your hats made Masons's.
Mr.. II. ". Hamiltonot Mitchellville was
ID the city Wednesday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

esThe Bible reading will be every Tues
dsy at the home Of Mrs. Birney's during
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

Rev. T. Reeves left Wednesday noon for
oone to assist Rev. johnson with his
quarterly meeting, returning Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Of Philadelphia
- in the city. They are thinking OF
eating in the city We welcome them.
Have you tried EUREKA Coal? If
Dt, call at 416 West Seventh street. or
Z: East Sixth street. Phone, No. 1N.
Nj. jeff Logan. one Of our esteemed and
palthy citizens, has gene to Savannah,
o., 10 visit his cd home, thisweek.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson re-
nrnsd from Boone Friday They will 60
% Charlton, where the Rev. will preach
undny.
For Rent or sale. cheap. on monthly
hymsnts, 5 to 4 room cottages. Smith
H. 16, Clapp block.
Come and see the Afro, American Fire
Snin his thrilling rescue scene. Hib-cr
Ian Hall, Nov. 26. at 10 o'clock. Prompt
14Nn. Bass and daughters, Mable and
Y tn, of Give entertained at dinner, Nov,
8fh, Mrs. Walter Birney and VIM. Coalson.
with his many friends are glad to
u Ia that Hon. Geo. w. Perkins, Railway
s,sm3asinner 1yh0 has heen yery sick all
nmer Is recovering slowly
e7ery colorcd reader Of the Daily Capi-
ahould clip out the vote for ths piano.
will appear in each issue Of that paper
the contest IS closed. Remember
hays smong the contestants Two
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

Rev. T. Reeves left Wednesday noon fol
oone to assist Rev. johnson with bis
parterly meeting, returning Friday.
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The dedication Of the New First Bapt-
ist Church (wlnts) was largely attended
They now have one Of the finest pipe
organs and churches In lows.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

ghtest styles-lowest prices Maeon's.
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For further particulars you are referred to said
petition. sS s
Ard that unless you appear thereto aud de-
fend before noou OF the second day OF the Jan.
ary term, A. ID. lHv7, OF the said court, which
will commence in Des Moines. Iowa, on the 4th
day OF January, a. D. 1897, default will be en-
tered against you and Judgment aQd decree rem
:dered thereon. DUDLEY 4 COFFIN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff &. I.
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Afr. jeff Logan. one Of our esteemed and
nalthy citizens, has gene to Savannah,
o., 10 visit his cd home, thisweek.
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Mr.. and Mrs Miles Bell left Inst Tues
day for Phoenix, Arizona, to mako their
future home. s..s &.
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BRI.EFLETS

Mrs. =. T. Banks remains about the
same.
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EcRET OR DERs.

~: Rev. r. a. Clark, pastor.
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worthy ladies' Of our race that should have
Your support. Mrs. John +. Blagburn
and Mrs. Henry :. Clay are the two CON
testants. Either are worthy Of your votes.
The 9th Church of Christ has moved to
the brick building on the corner Of 9th and
Park. They have preaching every Sun
day BY one Of Drake University Students.
EvcrybOdy invited to attend. sS
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis of Philadelphis
- in the city. They are thinking ol
6cating in the city. We welcome them.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

III the district court Of the state
and Tor Polk county, January teri
To Henry Williams:
3 You are hereby notified til Z
plaintiff In the aboveteDtitlt
tilc in the offlce OF the clerk 5s5 Nv.
otthe state Of Iowa, In ar
asking that she be diyOrc
her marriage with you BIZ &
and annullel, because I.
s9ntlty OF SsuCh tnhumal ~
spy6antif ast endanger "
Ii6n.support Of plAintfA 40
OthGHIenSHa1s ssSss # fai5f & 3 8
And further nskinf thas %
foIloHtpk deeess .psaas
! / q a |
corpora nj ~ = = St''', n''
county, lOwn,
plaintiffs title " s8s (ls
,Ou And askins E( 2s.i5a &.-.faiiaf
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Have sou tried EUREKA Coal? If
pt, call at 416 West Seventh street. Ol
II East Sixth street. Phone, No. 107.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-11-13

For Rent or sale. cheap. on monthly
lymsnts, 5 to room cottages. Smith
4 e., 16, Clapp block.
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Come and see the Afro, American Fire
aSnin his thrilling rescue scene. Hib-er
In Hall, Nov. 26. at 10 o'clock. Prompt
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The Internal Revenue Tax.
TX President Harrison IN Ladies Home
Journal

Ex-prsss6ezt Harrison II Ladies Home
Journal
T1tH the breaking out of she ciFA var
= permanent system 90 internal taxation
vas unnecessary. Tho customs duties,
sha p~ocsess ~ ths puhlis lands, ard some
smaller Incidental sources 81 TtVenue
ws-e r.,sea uren % -nsst the current ex-
rersez. zna Il thsTe was temporary &C.
N~g~~.-w y vrzs covered ~ leans, or ~ a
-e-nuo-a ~ exercise % ths internal tax
f~x aewer-zs IN Ire unsstlsfactorF snd
ever d9sastroas attempt - co1lect tax
q whtsxv in 1TsI BIZ fas Eigantlc
straw~g~ Fo- fhe defense - ~ nation
aratns, secession nos ou}y cslI~G in-o ex-
e~-lsa every taxing poEsr gwen - the
ronstl-atlan. bat rzt ever s1ea poEs
upon a hsxh tension Mary y ~ Fe21-
srs we're TOO young % rs1ns'noer aoE
ionx ar4 haw greedy was - aaai q re
.reas,f~v az i, rrzrhet eus into 81 7arts
e tie lard. and into the business ccn-
Gems e. everr nan azd woman, - gather
to- rssszu<s r.e1e3 % carFy q tas zsr-
CenstftzttanaI eusstss1s wee iG1sr1 Id
eratfw IN those &sFs. for $ VS. 17t
fNo1xs- ~orta wh1ss 20 7ressrvs fh~ een-
s.lfau.- as a box .nt - - ration
&c A. irfrrrAI rsvszEs s4TsaA cane
naturally insa s~laE II Isk1 .. tEe Er2sa--
t-< agency q tEes@ f-ze-Eaa t@xfS. ard
hnz rrosa bly became fsxssrs n taa
treasury department. LAs leAa % lac
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PACING REcoRp BRoKEN.
The stallion john X. Gentry Goes n
Mile in z:03 Ia

~ ~-1t>
Columbus. o.. Aug. THE grand csreas.
meeting closed today. The weather was
fair BIT the track was not as fast as ve~-
teyday. owing 20 the heavy raIn sersnv
the hight. joan z. Gentry. the ra~luw
stallion. went mile 70 5szt his oxn re-
ord . z.e2le. and succeeded In clipping or
a quarter % a secoaa and establishing n
new worlds record. Had the rack b4e1
as fast a. on yesterday. IL is believed
Gentry would nave paced q mile IN better
than 2s92
A0oat 4 o'clock Gentry was given a
warming up and made the circsit uupa,,ea
In Pos. II was after o'clock when the
stallion went 70 beat his record he was
driven by Andrews. ard was passed by a
running horse II a saIky. A iighs breeze
~az blowing down the stretch. ard the
conditions were hardly as favorable as
when Robert j. made his fast nile yester-
Day. The tine by quarters: ssisz. Isseak
tsssis. 2.as1&.
A peculiar complication arose IA the go
pace, ard Nonopole won the race under
extraordinary clrcufns taneez Brandon
won the first heat in 2.i2s4. and Miss Ien-
nigs the second and third in 7.9ais and
nings the second and third In 2.ees4. and
sixth and eleventh IN the FIRST three heats
won the fourth and nfth. Ia the fourth
Miss Jennings was d!stancea. and IN the
fifth Brandon was drawn Under the rule
that All horses which have not taken a
heat shall be ruled cut after the fifth.
Aonopole was left without a competitor
81 the sixth heat and logged around the
track merely as a Formally Summaries.
2,lz trot, purse 81 .50e--aIcNera won Best
time 2:Iei4. james T.. second.
2sN pace, parse 81 5sa-- Monopole won
Best time, 2.i4iz. Leicester second
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Tine German Radicals Rising Again.

-NFN l0&E IahFA4fA% 1sks
The waning power OF the AErarian party
IN Germany becomes more apparent with
each successive election After losing a
series Of seats in the imperial diet 10 rep
resentatives OF the various LIBERAL parties
the AEraTians recently met with a crush
ing defeat in the IsowenssrE division.
where their candidate was beaten BY his
Radical opponent BY a majority % more
than 600 votes. With one exception tho
Iowenberg constituency has always been
represented by Conservative and has
been regarded as a stronghold OF Agrari-
anisn. The result Is therefore particularly
significant and has excited much anger
and CONSERVATION in the Conservative
press. while the Radical organs are cor
respondingly elated. The repeated success
Is recently achieved by the Radical party
show that II is steadily regaining the
ground which At lost during the struggle
over the army bills IN 1873. when Herr
Richter's extreme and aggressive pug
nacity not only provoked a schism among
his followers bat reduced their number
BY more than one-haif.
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The P.-T.,s aud -four spots To-day.

The Examiner Baseball League games
for The youth OF the Coast are fast draw
In 20 a close. and before many days the
finals VIII be Played in san Francisco. In
this state the play has narrowed down 10
the p.-I's Of this city. the Four spots OF
Tacoma. and the Spohancs. and after to-
dav ouiv two viii be in the race. "a the
P.-I's and -Four Spots win meet al y. II.
&. A. park at $50 this afternoon. That
the game VII be q hot ore there can be
no doubt. as both teams contain good.
clean players and hard slugEers The -Four
spois have taken everything into camp
that they have met. bat they VIII meet
nine today that viii cause them 70 hustle
every second they are on the diamond.
The home champions have their eyes on
that championship troahy. and VIII pat Ia
their strongest men today. L WI he
fgat from tho can Of game. Every body
that has a fancy FOR the game should take
In Ia
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SArase. Avg. T-when the shooting
-. Aas hauled down today at Watsan-s
-. hafasae thc race fo~ th> p1pont
es. repreSent.ns tha worlds chaul-
ie a. I've oras, WAS }ast half aa-
s IN the several squads that have
- Fifteen out of thelF tarat y-Hva birds.
sixteen men have killed STRAIGHT. in
~s5ss Gilbert. tae present chs--,tlas.
= STANDING az tAf-sv-taa ya~f4 ana
s hss 1st contestants cEfe fFe{ka
-. 30 thot hls thira s,ring ~ tvc yes.
- eaatest IS deve,ansn< rerz. 81. r., 80
:, SAssas George Rel 90 s}3ae Island.
-. mas seos AZ elzhty-avc birds so car
-. tae tsuFns'pent. zg8 has uei vet
- single eue Several yen1r sro,t-
-. So leoaaing ap graa1v Ne AtHste~
Atssed twa birds EaraEe hhs d Fsef
80 4at 1s shooting an nta@r H.-sas
eabrf is ksErE h.s e.-3a ve~y
- an3 with tha arss Asrras TIE af-
saFts sweep BE- Also urea.sn-I hss
aV cann5etad Nw ueas k--.te ~-evz
ta see use re ehsn1n re.fs -.. ,u
seeaFy tae srrea1 sea ~ f-ses ~y.ts
= eees &c exot SEE snstars- sim 4na
g h7-sk taH vase hef,re .te,se
eses EnL 81 Sc Sat-eex sA5f Ne~
eta nNs 4n tkc hsrt.-7r, t,f-s 4.s~-
- le7ee aat - nve. Tao Pei. asaA eat
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VsrS OF LIQUID AIR.
A New Industry Grows ont Of a Pare
" Scientific Discovery.
From q Report ny tar American Consul
At rzrrrn

Fran a Ee~1Tf ~ tTtN American Consul
a. Esrusn.
An interesting illustration - the raria-
gt,- vysth which rnr@iy sctenoHc 6tscov-
sr-as frequently become the starting
r.l-ts - n.~ Industries - furnished BY
- ~n-s e IisulG ar. u IS nes q Isug
.e--N ss~~e W-us& AZ VS. rrc@rced for
~. er-t fsrs- fn Quantities great enough
=, .ar,lt q fts Application for purposes
- ~exearrh. ~ sfeps are z.-@sSy beng
,ekan 20 treat 1aul4 air az az article %
c5mrn~rce and % tara j. cut upsn large
s-aar
-,-.,h-ss re7sire racst6ratfoa % suit the
-. - vxfn1-sals prod ,sesfon. Patents
a.. Nss~r taken cGt fer machinery
~rA-.E ther-n ccnatrgcts& upoa - r-a-
-t-s.. - teat usS8 for purposes q re-
-e-~se VII attain - teSiregf~eua Nth
$3.50 6fr.~t-.ss and Win the 1Tslx.toa
e. ..v.-al t-ter-essate steps The nec-
x-s.-~ ~.sst-.f,- - Temperature 20 ths
$1,000 -~s~. - a. sss -3fE.-e, 800 e.
go - -. -zccsSsiEs sT> Sw-@nt ~
fs,v-,se-s rs~>s nnsIgzx ~ lower sn4 lever
-~s-rs - -. S-RE~ R1t 80 Nnal deere
- - h-af has eexn Ec7 ~ TIE ccol-
- x~.~s -. - s1s rsrla Eysrcra son
- -. r~s@--t ft-<.f TIE Esw apparatus
ssxa~.xr. urftA fr- 30 ef t-ese inferno
49,. ~er1snx arsnsS Ard rssses entirely
t,waa initial ro-~vrssSssn ~ powerful e.
slaeS a=6 sasSsz@s-.t Partial sx.'~Ax-s2
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aiarte-s were rassef a. terrific speed IN
this position. When the racegnzke< ssra--
pesi out Cooper Jumped aaead 81 BuJer
N5en t1e stretch vas reached Paid raj
passed EGtler. exd Tas ~ Co9prr's pedals
-Eae1 Bald benz Eg~ over his Fhe~i ard
began his famsrs finish He shot pass
Cooper Ike a rocke1- ard YARD &C 6ay-
AEnt vas betueen Ire I'D rivals as they
crossed the tape. Butler waa a. Cooperss
Eaozaears an TIE r&ce enSe5. the tin1ekeer-
erH watching al agreeing on the tire. N
tie nssf-Tn.ls handicap professional J. A
$eEnczse, forty yards. won. l. a Gala
n5n. thirty. second A. RI. kenny. thirty.
third. Time. = 40.
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Co., IIankln.. 10 eamhler. nrol.e.

chicago. Aug. 7.--Seerge V. Hankins.
who was a few days $40 counted mill
ucualre. the proprietor - race tracks gam
bling houses ana long string ~ thor
ourhbra,}s beside a vast amount or Chi
ea-a real estate. saws no has gone htoSe
Fge saws 81 has ali come about because the
legislatures az two states are trTeYocaoly
oauossei - gambling enterprises. He has
been driven from 0.uar 20 post closed CAT
al Garfield. Shefllei1 and Harlem Ht great
loss. compelled 20 shut down bis Clark
,strsaf resorts. ani AZ last forced. BY The
sxiesael1s % fortune. ~ assign = 5a.ee
WORTH Of property - Niehsei Mcdonald,
.te former business ra~tner The final
-ran~fer WIS made last Monday for the
.,o.alral consideration of 81. but NJ. Han
ftns SAYS e - bona aie, a. that he has
,,,,talnr aeft btst hts personal property
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bureau is called the commissioner Of In
teTnal revenue, and his duty Is, under
the secretary OF the treasury. 70 superin-
tend the collection OF all internal taxes.
These taxes are now chiefly those laid on
distilled spirits. beer and tobacco. He.
through an army Of sterekeepers and
saugers. watches over the production OF
al distilled spirits. gauges every package
and collects the tax upon each gallon.
THIS receipts from internal revenue for
the fiscal year enaing June 50. 1895. were
sl4S.41, o. being only about ten millions
less than the receipts from the customs.
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Attae ~au,r,1er lFc- ,rs.
rostca TranseriG

Ya~slaay-Tt3 yoo steep We sast nlSat.
NJ. Gunner
N.,s Arrivsl txsa aims q, Pc fsceeiassA--
y .et.ss xhaatA have slfn, better * some
e,fs hanEn'g uaate tee te-rnla ne.atake -
,,.,ss-ss Two Gesteers in Enz Tao~ instes1
IA sV,--1 soa't see BOW teat can b.
60. .,sti>ye~ on wear het are e 80 @1la
,.,ss,r t,attia.. there a.a't feather IN
t..fa ~ thtss.
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New York. Aus The American me
.,.s..-,atf, - Louis. which arrived this
eff..rrrr4, broke the Seuthan1ptN NEW
NIX rsccrs. making the passage IN s
asvx. hours. "a minutes, ecl3psing ths
hrrHaat record wase by her ssefer ship.
the s. Pauf last Jons. ot days. hoars
e,,a e stautsR
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Cowes. Aug. Tn the race for the
Meteor challenge cup, presented by En-
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any RIG banf in Europe. exceeding 100 "a.
ing and belonging 70 recognized European
vaeht clubs. the Ansa won today over
the g.anlta and Britannia.
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1hn povxI,oat Arrives Mt Havrc.

TTavre. Aug. THE rowhoat Fox. from
New York on June with two sailors
Frank samuelscn and George HaFoo on
1,,ar4 which vas sighted OF the Sclliy
islands on August /. arrived here today
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4 Permanent Cure.

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chnrnshi and McAnlirre TO spar.

san Francisco. Aug. Joe Choynski
anf Joe Ste Auilffe have been matched 20
fghs eight rounds before the Occidental
club CD August -