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CITIZENS MIST no THEIR PART.
Buc1A akima state Road Await
ing Action by Them.

The survey Of The state road from Buck
les u Yakima IS completed but the COM
missioners are delaying construction until
those " no agreed 10 build the eight miles
from Buckley TO the Greenwater river
have done their part Commissioner Ma
honey says that If the state were TO pro-
ceed by packing tools and supplies over
the tran for this distance. IT would eat
up too much OF the appropriation; there
fore he wants the citizens 20 first open
the way for wagons. In an interview in
the Tacoma News he says:
The miners up there. as | understand,
have given $3.50 worth of stock 10 ne
chamber OF Commerce to sell 20 apply on
their part OF the subscription TO do that
work, the purpose being for the Chamber
OF Commerce TO sell the stock and turn
the money over 30 the road committee. I
hope they VIII get around and DO some
thing in this matter soon. because the
summer Is well along and Il the read is 10
be of any benefit this year ii is time Ne
were at work on IT.
Chairman Joseph Stephenson returned
on Saturday from Olympia. says the YAK
ina Republic, where he had been to CON
fer with Gov. Rogers on the state road
survey. Both corps OF engineers have
finished their work and the maps Of routes
have been approved. IL is the intention
Of Chairman Stephenson To begin actual
construction Of the road At the earliest
possible date probably during the COM
ing week. In this connection IL * report
ed that the cost ~ survey on the eastern
slope was bat $40 In round numbers. while
that on the western slope. covering an
equal distance. Appropriated $6no II the
same ratio prevails during construction
the road from Yakima To the summit VIII
be completed and open 10 traffic when the
road from Buckley mp viii be siil over
half unfinished II 20 should eventual, In
this manner the miners would probably
use the eastern slope road per force. and
the Buckley terminus would be tied up
awaiting another appropriation from q
legislature possibly unfavorable to the
L.
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sa>NoNADE or NARTEN CREEK.
"0ea Developments Going on and
More TO He started

y ; johnson, manager OF the PSgtsburS
S0a1 ana Copper Mining Company re-
Gently returned frora S!lverton. where he
As~1e arrangements 70 rBn 3 tunnel on
tne Irene ledge His company has Two
claims on this ara two on the Oakland
ieGge- t*ing between me New Seattle ard
ths Arlington Ee said 81 the group.
believe the Irene i on the New Sc
at'ie hedge having traced il for 80 feet
ana defined tt as ; feet inches wide BE-
(" cen walls wiki y inches OF suiphids
ana saleEa ore showing in me croppinsS.
A double shift IS working IN ne wfnxa
OF tHe New Seattle and has entered a raw
orc Saoot. L Is reported that Capt.
thompson intends pptlng air drills or the
Arlington. They have sus, started on re
hafa Mountain. a. The head Of Msrten
eFeek- and have good showing. Work
: also being done On the Banker In fact.
the shooting along Mar en- creek sounds
Ike cGnuouaSe
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Following is the standing Of the National
u own Siaup Lost.

NEW YORK. july IA special IA the
Herald from Long Reach. l. l.. says:
\ single masted slOop-rigged craft. on
which II is supposed there We're several
persons. was caught In a terrific stocm
off the coast and went down. Before tho
disaster tine craft had been rocking Wild
~ iu the storm las sails torn away. ami
The last that witGosses an shore saw Wis
a signal of distress waving from the boat.
There Is little doubt that all on board
persisted.
+ three-masted ful-rigECd fishing
smack. Ah1se captain discovered the
peril Of the occupants Of the fishing sloop.
rat out 10 The RESCUE and made q plucky
effort 20 get 90 tho smaller craft but the
heavy sea made its efforts uuavailtua.
when the sloou was last seen she WAS
about seven miles from the Rockaway
- ore aud naif way between Long EeacH
ard Sandy Hook The fishing smack
RaV. zap the chase finally. having been
Unable 70 get within mile of the sloop.
The smack headed toward Nortou's land
ing.
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New Locations at Cheney.

CHENEY. July III w Mennck. the
mining recorder for the Cheney mining dis
rict. reports the following additional
claims filed in his .office during the
past week: Willie H.. w p. Mills and Z.
s. Hendricks. Steptoe. j. " Minnick: Al
amo No. ,. :. NJ. Harris and l.. II, Houck :;
White Cottage, George w Yount and J. :.
Hull; the Climax. John f. Duty and J s.
Hill Other now locations in this district
but filed At Spokane. are. Laurel Cloud,
by Gunderson. Laurel Patrick and Charles
DeNeffe the Lucky Boy. by Gust Ander-
son. Ole oSlund and Lars Oieson: the Hope.
hy ole Oslupd. Louis Olson and Gust An
derson; Alice. by John Gibbon: Little Tom,
by John Gibbon: Noon Day. by L. j.
Burke. Florence l.. by Jacob II. Files. Al
lie by John Gibson.
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sP0k ANE NEWS IN HRIEF.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteilieencer
SPOKANE. Wash. July i3-Ieonard
Grover. sr.. and Leonard Grover. ir
pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF as
sault and battery and were fined by Judge
Richardson $50 and s. respectively Wed
ncsGay. They were represented IN court
hy Attorney ]. =. Crotty who explained
that a man entered the room OF "a lady
member OF the Grover company In the
Tull block The elder Grover ordered him
out. and he resisted, whereupon young
Mr. Grover came To his fathers assist
ance. Judge Miller. Of the municipal
court, recently fined them $50 and $40
and costs. and from this they appealed.
Their total fine and costs in the upper
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our, was seS.sO. which they immedia,el

cour; was seS.s0. which they Immediately
paid.
The city library now has about s0W
books and Is growing rapidly. There will
he for the use of the library from the
taxes this year about SIS coo which will lac
used for books. except what money is
needed 10 pay the salary OF the librarian,
Miss priscoli. She is the only salaried EN-
ploye. receiving So per month.
The official members of the First VI. l..
church have decided TO build a parsonage
on the 10; adjoining the church on tho
Howard street side. The vote was unani-
nous. The plans have already been pre-
pared by A. j. Hopkins. ard provide for a
So0o house. Ii viii be two-story frame
building with twelve rooms. besides a
large stone-wali basement and consider
able room In the third story or attic.
The census OF school children In Spokane
recently completed shows an increase OF
40 over that of last year, the number re-
ported this year being s,ol6. II is claimed
many others have been overlooked by the
onumerators.
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Sick Headache Female Complaints.
Biiiousn Indigestion. Dyspepsia
Constipation and All Disorder. of
the

Observe t5e following ss-u,o.oras result.
Ing from diseases OF the digestive organs:
Cor. patton inward piles fallyeSs 81
blood IN the bead aciasty % the stomach.
nausea heartburn. disgust * food flll-
ness OF weight q th= stomach sour eruc-
tat4ctls, sinking = H4ttsrirg q the heart
chok4Gg OF sl-5fos<atilg sensations when in
Z lFlnS posture, GsfnleES CT .is.0f 1ors or
webs before the sight. fever ard sssl} main
II the head. deficiency ~ uArsr4ra lion
y@iicwuess % tae skin a nd eyes. pain in
i4e side. chest. limbs and sudden Pushes
o. heat. burning = the flesh
a few doses IF RAILWAYS PILLS Will
tres The system OF all the above-narned
disorders
Price. . CTS. box. Sold by druggists
or sent by mail
Send 70 DR. RAILWAY & co. lock box
80, New York. for book Of Advice
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War Eagle sinEaufes Coming.

SPOKANE. Wash. July u.Messrs.
Gooderham and Biaekstock. the two To-
ronto capitalists at the head of the sym
dictate that purchased the War Eagle
mine are expected to arrive in Spokane
in a few days on their way TO Rossland
10 inspect the property. A large force Of
men are employed developing the War
Eagle. which looks better than at any
previous period OF it's history. The month
~ pay roll at the mine Is - op. The
workings of the mire are through pay ore
and only enough Is being shipped to pay
expenses.
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osfLER JOE Tb THE EKONT.
Mss From senator bland at Record
HreaI.inG sprcd.

7sss1 kscsal Dsrgtch TO the Post-IntellgenceT
n q aSACoNDA. Mont. July i3 1t viii be-
y nsl sme time before the record made on tho
~ Anaconda track today will be elaborated
y (sler JOE the black horse by Fresno.
aff n AZ 9ae and one-sixtcenth miles ia the
sac Z as' line OF l,lFA. which boats all pre-
~ ssas feserds Of the Northwest ard
ssl4is the Coast record which was also
|TyN faas By 0sier Zoe on May 3. 1897. oyer
- o. Oakland .fack The time is within
l Sc snd 4 half seconds OF the world =
seaFa Tor the distance. ard Is remark
Ard EAs for such a high altitude. The de-
) ~ sss q senator Bland brought sorrow 10
sEY af talent, az ostlgr 10" went begging
re g. while the son of Inverness sold
IN q - even concedng Oatlcr Joe twelve
" a2aGs more desperate race has rare
~ " stgF been seen in this state II Was
\. : Battle royal Tor almost mile. ana the
-, 80 VAS sCorcher ogtler Joe won
Us fz1sgly By a leasth and n half Even
- saaiar BANDS defeat adds To- his repu~
hten on account of the concession in
w rsgh'
~ Aho'hsr record for ihe Anaconda track
. 'ss established IN Tire pacing race. when
40 aiih ", q comparatively green mare.
- sa Atery Falroeld in straight heats OF
~ 81 -i-Aa. s,B and 2lN. the fastest
t e. ~ beats made On the local track. Re
III
Il e'ass~tdith won. Journey man see
~ = Louise NJ third Time -
T~4 class Westtsld won. Lady Bird sec
FNA IDA Sultan = a. Time 22t<
81 w AMI one hali furlong~ running
~ setback Won Sable second. / Don't
WIN kssa third Time ga'a
II ~ and one-SiNtes nth. hand cag-0siler
i "ou Senator Bland second. Time.
~ rear and cne-haH fGrlaugs Nav "
4 - vmah Wood second BHl Howard
80 81 Tine Sis
AN ~ and nne raif f'Flen-S- IHf8ohatant
III - Htn CoSey second TImc. l.B
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Fer stentEuE souper srrips

lohu and W J Co3Nf two brothers
living near columbia Were arrested last
alsbt charged with stealing copper sf-lps
from ht0sath the rails az the Raai~r
beach liae Complaint was entered sew
ersi daye ago hv fre og'cere of the cort-
rauy The strips ~ copper were fouoa IA
a Junk shop nheY" they h5i been aala
The hoye aye aged Is ana p years. re-
~patttteiy
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:, rasoatrD 10 the eliigencer.
.~nua JgIy Ig.-Tne team that VIII
- washington .u the GaaI Track
" "a meet win oregon mas Desn made
- ~flll compete a. follows
"a Aagh--I,.cks0n and Barrsser.
go dagh-DscA ~ arc e<eF
800 rsn-- Pearson and ss-lat-9ck
49, rtla-- Davis ana SIatthch-
o. r,,r-Dayia ard i4drf
- walk~-IoEag aud Young.
= esrs hurGleB~4so0sd 8np B4anck.
- s.-~rd nGrsilss-I al7Dfr and t5ia-
- yaalf--t'simer ana tilt-
-, s,sr1,-aould and MHsdoon-
81 ig,rssgl--- EarfagHg ana could.
e. nsif-saeags and abrams.
go 60 selwar--fsAsage and SCHULTZ.
,Lssgfa hammer Hayden ali3 Fe+af a''f'
-s's rnskes eighteen men y no. wlth tne
.-.s Lang. viii make nineteeii men
s-nrss.nz TIE setual team quite NUM-
- n club member have aieniiaefl lneir
s,,ss,en 81 accompanying the team. a
s.,sfsetory rate having been Obtained
- The Northern Paeihc.
s-...s,yy Grafton. VINO has managed
-. sad ~ the meet. received % lisi al Oh
:. -. a. gusxesrsd by the M4ltnom1h cub.
s..,saas. This list. a. received. Vas.
'sss.yss-fierhsrt r. Judge.
as ssmsa,',1.cer--os8rge T. holman.
@@.l..s.eepere-w Il Fechimer. a. T. Me
80 / Marshall. l.. ). Goldsmith aud
4 e. Mckay ,
.r,.@b ~ IL. ce1rse--fieorse L. II ket
as..'iants Homer X. Arnold ard Harry
ISSTasn. y fsr.y.n
s sss g jaags. s. 6. Stafford. George T.
s ,....ssssc. s,s Mcdonald. ". X
s.r.r-Frank j Roby.
81 Of galking-K Luveridge.
s-ersrs-W M CAKE. Fred Plymale. T..
slaisr
secretary Stafford wrote a letter 20 the
xsI,.arnah Club today in which h. re-
i - that George T. WUlett act a. ref
4 -, .~sse.d OF slisige. that Stafford - The
act al Judge a. hnieh along with
Il a..f,an ard that Prof Wander tss !,
4 ! ire L. az W. take Ndlftts pifte
i BID Judge.
i |. possible that " T. Goodwin. WHO
Il s.graed tan the E8kt yesterday. can ID
sAseed I, act as referee This would
&C., with the approval of both teams. as
Il " C,ar.glu h considered Inc best au-
aarl,y On athletic in the Northwest. ana
snIuen,.y fair Tho Washington man
,ssmsat was DESTROYS Of having W. II.
Il gnsht. OF Hazard, ofticlate as starter.
Il; he guarantee would not permit OF The
414ase Of taking him.
sseseiary Grafton also wrote q letter.
ssgssting that the events be arranged As
s.nss:
High jump ieo-yard dash. tso-yard dash.
/ 4-yafd dash. shot pat lal-ya'd hurdle,
ME- rIa. .ole vault, mile wax, broad
9rp za-yard hurdles. hammer throw,
~ysra run and 5s-puund weight.
he fArGs this arrangement because II
III stge his men, number ST whom
SIS take part in more than one event,
il opportunity 90 rest while something
s.s y beng pulled off
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on for the MethoIy Mines

Special Dispatch TO the Post-InrelliGencer.
MOI Nj VERNON. July ia party.
consisting of +. J. Maloney. William Nc
Donald, James McGi1 and ]. n. Miller.
has just ftted out here and started for
the Aethow mining district. They have
four lack horses. besides the cayuses they
ride. and viii 80 through the Cascade
pass ana over the route OF the new state
road. Messrs Maloney and Mcdonald
have several promising claims IN the dis
trict. and the others are going 10 locate.
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FOR A ROUTE TO THE YUKON.
British Columbia Deputatiou Waits
on isaurier

LONDON. July ia large deputation.
headed by former agent General Reetcu
OF British columbia. waited today uoon
SIR Nifred Laurier. Canadian premier.
and urged upon him the expediency Of
opening up a route 20 the Yukon district.
NANtOJN Err. r. l.. July 13.-The
Vancouver Board OF Trade passed res
olntion today urging the Dominion gov
ernfnen, to appoint customs officers In The
Yukon III order 10 protect Canadian mer-
chants
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Law Is Not Retroactive,

SPOKANE, Wash. July is-T'he law of
1871 extending the time OF possession OF
property sold under execution during tho
period OF redemption, does not apply 10
contracts made prior 10 the enactment az
that law. IN the judgment of the Spokane
superior court. The question arose In the
cases Of the Northwestern and raci1c
Hypotheek bank vs. l.. y, Nash and the
Pennsylvania Mortgage and Investment
Company vs. Harry Gilbert and othcrF FOR
wriis of assistance TO place the purchasers
IN immediate possession. The court sat
en- banc june T.. Judge Richardson. az
Spokane and Stevens. Judge Mcdonald. Of
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caua,,a's Alien f.ai,ar Law.

OTTAWA. ont. july AT the meeting
OF the Dominion cabret tonight it MSS
tacidcd - put the allen labor law In
force ia Manitoba. the Northwest terri
tories and Hriti@h Columbia at once. 30
as 70 protect Canadian workmen against
thtse coming from yhe United States.
Agents wiz be appointed immediately to
enforce the law
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RIG HES Or THE NLGNDIkE.
Mount Vernon Man IL Taking Out
500 Day.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
MOUNT VERNON. Wash. July ls-Joe
Hilbert Of this place has received let
ter from his brother. Mitchell, who is on
the klondike. Mitchell SAWS that he
bought an abandoned claim for a song and
worked $50 out of IL the first TWO days.
He advises his brother 20 sell or give
away everything he owns here and TO
join him at once.
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Guidrnsuppe's stend Found.

NEW YORK July T. The head II Wi
liam t.uldeuslppe is said 20 have been
found hy some boye In Rranrhport \ J
The head wa eucascfi tn oi}cio'h and
plaster ri Paris. a dispatch from Branch
port SAWS that nothing Is known there 20
CONFIRM the reported finding OF Guiden-
surDq'@ head
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Sstef for ~ frotslrg-Rilrna gF'oo.s1
81. gFatorso second. Red Star tsirs. t..
As,kpts fourth. Mesgl Csrtavfa. Po. rgal}o
Nyn efaa. Sas1eian6. Norwood r ~
1lsaeH1s VIDA. Tacornls. Sfar-nort Ffsa
@esf- firsfd Baron geHe ard Fcf~5a Mad
also xfarted Best -tr14s z.f9s.
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coEs7 1i1eys1. claims. TIE dis rset h.
N4lassood ths aEtacks Of ros a fs1 cranss
sna Ire failures ~ bogus mining corr
p@niss X Is row Just coming into fayor
win capitalists
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pathways
Ii Pills
NI'tM,s NeItahIs. FurriN A~.cfahle.

Perfectly raSt@iess eleganrlx rna-as
purge regulate purity cleanse ara
stTnES her, RAILWAYS PILLS for ~.
.3r- OF al disorders Il t'ze stomach
Bowels. kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Dis
ease@s. Dizziness. Vertigo. Coslsvenpss,
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MINING NOTES.

deal is said 10 be on for the sale of
the Deer Park at Rossland.
1t is reported that the Canadian Pacific
Intends TO concentrate the smelling in
duStTy at Robson, y. c.
Three feet of ore. OF which inches are
solid have been struck IN the second shoot
OF the Gibson. IN the kaslo district
The Monte CriSto AZ Rossl md has an
ore shoot l@o feet long In the tunnel with
the whole face in solid ore. assaying $i5
and SD gold
Judges williamson ana Carroll and Shcr-
III Mills. 81 Pierce comfy. arc ~ the sum
NIT district. where they are SAID II have
2 good prap''ty.
Snlphlde of b!smuth is said to have
been found ~ the Jumbo mine At Ross
land This is a rare metal and has not
been found i'm this camp before.
In June ESQ certificates Of assessment
work we're recorded IN the Trail creek
district 80 locations mad and IT'S compA-
MES licenses of 81. each paid.
SIX inches OF pure galeua have been
struck h. the American Boy, near Cody,
ia tie SLOGAN. This company IS making
1@l tons Of concentrates AT the Noble Five
nill daily
Grading on Second avenue az Ymir r
C. exposed q ledge Is feet wide carving
copper and iron on the Pay Roll claim
Two other claims are within the townsite
and are being developed.
Good strikes are reported on iron creek
west q Roeslaud Assay OF $50 80 gold
and 4 ounces silver ARD g. ounces silver.
A. per cent lead and trace ~ sold have
been made from the two lodges on the
Chris:tana.
The contest .0r the Cool Friday group
on Res mountain. - Bos~jan1. mas been
compromised among T. 5. Tor1sug. Frank
Hanna N. J Harris and Frank Wat
son ard q company has been organized
u develop Il.
f. T. Klnman has discovered 4-fo9t
Ledge ~ nickel orr near Ferguson. Trout
LAKE. district. British Columbia. Float as
saws per cent nickel and some specl-
rying n 20 20 PER cent
TIE Ashcroft Cod Mining Company has
hs-n incorpors ted. 10 WORK "A aYarauitc
r~rnert>- having 2s1 feet Of frontage on
ground avera@es about ri cents yard
ir auezrts v rth % cents 20 g.
Th- Lucky FIND Cold Mining Company
whIch j. running tfos~HNf 70 zap ~ ledge
or Tisf creek Colv3He re-ervation IN
Monday reelected SIS I'D board of frgs-
..ax consisting a. John Naii8ce capt
Thee Green J p Bowman, A a Wisno-
lex ara J - Smith
Yfa Fequlmalt Il Naramlo Railroad
C1fnrauv mas revised ttS terms for The
sale 81 mineral lands In IFS land grant II
r4sk as the price 8 ar Gcr" for other than
cosl ana lr6n land and allow month for
r~nzoecttng claim WITH fSTib"F extern
slons where Necessary.
~ 81 wars mining engineer - th~ Co
operative uinsnE sFnllcate. i4a"@S TO-
dav for Jacksonville. or. 80 i@t &
.-r.>f-e~r tor tines miles ~ ditch or itS re~
Gently acquired placer prorerlF he wtll
80 4s.7rY1r.a~fea SIS George Wells. wno wli
-s-uafa {u charge - tae voTk. TIE syn
fjrete IL -e-ottsttag for the purchase Of
PIPE ard giants
wsxper.s Band tonight. Madison Park
Competitive dr.H. GO, n" tonight. at
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wide. but In the s feet 50 far sunk Il has
~iaened 10 six feet with mineral enrich
ing about two feet Of Il.
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|lOR THE BIG MEET
,xcrox MEN WHO WILL COW
TEST AT PORTLAND.

. Good Athletes tn Take Part
!. the Track nHd Field Es~nt~-
,,.t Of omeiais rs suggested by
vsifsemah--i'r"n""ea "r"er "
..-Ecfhusiasf Club Mem
On Accompany the Washing
sss Team.
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ST LOUIS. July Is-TayeEy hitting wnsn
was most needed gave Baltimore ne
tesFd game OF the series with tire Browns.
Score:
E + hssls ......... ..'s + !,
Battefies--iiart and Murphy: Ho~er and
Clarke. rmp3re-H arzt
PIffsEEFkf, July Y -Picrxblrg r.
dessfesi nerseif today b. good. saappy
playing. Scare:
washington n. -. '.'. ........s +
Bat'eTies-Haw and Merritt. Nc
Jats.es and Mcssusre Umpire Ensise.
LOUISVILLE. July 1.-TWO games
"ers played this Afternoon. one beinx post
ponss from the !ast series The FIRST game
Was very interesting, b3s LoBisyilles ar
roFs were fatal. Evans was knocked ga:
Of the box IN lhe first inning % the second
game and the Colonies could not overcome
tne lead against them in mo frat two ia
uiEsS First gane--Score:
Louisville -.-.. -...- ........3 s 7
Bsiterles-Orth ard Clements. Fraser
and Wilson. UmpiEe-I1ynch
Second same-Scofs:
louisville ......... ....1 y
. i+-tft++F4 tfatsts -s-~s-.s--~. H.
Batter.os-F.vans. McGea and Wilson:
Fliiesd and Boyle. tmp.re--WOif
CHICAGO JAY l3.--Batt-ry errors saved
the BFooklyns from a shut-out today
Score:
X. H. r.
s ',.ae,li. ...----- -..---..-..-...ii !. )
BROOKLYN -.------ --.-.--..-....
Batteriea--Csllahan and Kitiredge:
Kennedy and q. Smith. Umpire Don
aid
CINCINNATI. July I3-The Giants lost
20 the Reds Ia close and exciting game
today. The Reds were unable To bit Sey-
rnogr uniu the fourth inning when they
touched min up for four runs. Score:
K. II. E.
,incinnatl ....-... ...........5
W." ieiS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
Eattefies- I}re8teilstein aud Vaughn:
Seymour ard Warner. TmpiTe-O Dag
Glen ELAND. July I5.-Cuppy pitched
4 me game. score:
r. H. +.
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Boston .....>.. .-...-......+.-..
Hattefies-Ctppy and Cfiger Lewis and
Bergen. mpiTe-sheridan.
standing of the League Clubs.
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If
YOU
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Whitman. and Judge Frather, of Spokane.
Elaborate arguments were heard and q
library OF authorities submitted, Judge
Prathar orally delivered from the bench
the opinion of the court that the new law
is not applicable to contracts made prior
to It's enactment ECt there being other
objections To the granting Of the writ OF
assistance further hearing Of the cases
was continued until tomorrow.
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TRIAL OF SW An BERG.
PORT HLAkElEY MURDER CASE
OPENED AT SIDNEY.

After the shooting of Lyons Moss
Aroused Dr. Ncintire-rhc sailor
>co,ty Was i'm Bed. While the Ho-
teikeeper Lay Dead in the Room
Betow-Noss and Berg Carried on
Mysterious Conversation.
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Mrs. Jennie iIoughton EdmuEds Will
sing at Madison Park tonight.