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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOSTON CHAMPIONS,

Th,y Wv II Easily From the RTlde-Grooma
While Washington TrouncsS the Orioles
No Matter How Future Games Result
The Beam Eaters are There to Stay.
RROoKLYN, y. Y, Sept, 3O.-A-
though Boston has one more game to
play vita Brooklyn, and Baltimore VIII
play two more with Washington at the
Monumental city, the race for the lea
cue pennant OF 1897 practically came to
an end with the conclusion of to-day's
game at Eastern Park, Boston won the
game. while Washington trounced the
Champions, which leaves Boston the I'M
disputed champions FOR 1893 Even
should Baltimore win both their games
they can only attain percentage OF 700
points Should Brooklyn win from Bos-
ton Saturday, the latter would stlll have
a percentage OF 7Oi.
The excitement at to-day's game was
extraordinary. In the second Inning
when the Bostons scored five runs,
which gave them a safe lead, men and
women alike rose in their seats and
yelled franticalIy. When the lead be-
came SO great that there was no more
hope FOR the home team, the most faith
ful Joined the Bostons, and their root
ers, and for a time nobody could hear
anything else but people yelling "Bos-
ton" Young Dunn was put In the box
10 fool the new champions but Captain
Griffin might as well have stood up a
wooden man. The Bean-eaters had
their batting clothes on, and the faster
Dunn tossed the ball across the plate,
the harder Captain Dufry's could line
the leather out. The only trouble was
that the batting was NIL on the one side.
The home team could do but little with
Klohendanz, the Boston twlrler. About
the only time they hit him with any eff
fec, was In the third inning when they
scored all their runs, The Unfolding,
like their batting, too, was one-slded.
Brooklyn made only four actual errors,
but some OF the players are guilty Of
some of the most stupid plays seen In
manv days. Boston's work In the field
was simply marvellous. Nothing seemed
too hard for them to get. Lowe and
Long alone cut off four hits, by their
hpIlfIaNt GAI1iDp GPDrns
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be young because her heart IL young and
there is ffch, young blood circulating In her
veins She doesn'tnccd cosmetics aud face.
powders and skin ptcsctvcfs, PhN blood
Is the only true skin.pfcsctvcr
Hut when womans blood N full Of bill,
ious Impurities, she can neither look voting
nOf feel Young ilef whole constitution IL
poisoned with bad blood. II pctmeatcs cv
cry part II pnfalyses the nerve, centres;
weaicna the stomach initiates the heart,
pfcya upon the lungs and bronchial tubes
ltfcduccs woman 10 a state Of weakness,
nervousness, ittitabllity, detection aud mel
nnchOly. Such woman can't possibly be
youthful, no matter what het ngc may be
She needs the youthfancss Of highly vital
lied blood Dr. piCfcc'a Golden Medical
Discovery will give II to her twill help
my woman TO get back her youth and
ltcshncss again.
II gives the digestive and blood making
otglus aud the liver power 10 produce good,
pure, healthy blood II gives color to the
checks, nhd sparkle TO the eyes, olives away
pmplca and blotches wipes away wrinkles,
rounds ont emnciatCd lofns, aud creates
firm, natural, healthy flesh
Mia Rthecca y Gardiner. Of Ctanun yntk Co
Va writes When was married Weighed les
pounds was taken sick aud reduced III health
AMI broke OFT with disease which my doctor said
wn9 eczema lle treated NY disease but milrd 10
llo me any good aud I ten nway 10 W pnunds I
began using ~ llefgsA Golden Medical Dis
cuytty aud THANK Cod aud ynu beltn 10 I'm
Prove Nov weigh no pounds aud have only
taken iwu bottles I Canuot say too much about
ne mtltIne Nv husband SAYS look Younger
lhaa dla HE A'si tifas lie saw ne, Is FtsH arc"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01
BOWLING

The various teams In the Wheeling
Bowling League are taking their turns
~ Frttn'H alleys preparatory a. the
work In earnest when the battle begins.
Last night tho Defenders pfaCtlcod,
ana made nm excellent showing The
silver Globes take u hand In Tonight,
aud tomorrow night John ~ MllurB
HtpElu makers viii do u turn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01
SCHEDULE roR THE SEASON.
NEW mAVNN. Conn- sepl. aO.-Mon

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 2O.-Mon.
aEcr D. G, TwlchclI Of the Yale foot bail
eleven, to-day officially announced the
schedule for tho season ~ follows.
october 2, Wesleyan at Yale: October
G, Amherst at Yale: October ., Willlnmi
at Yale; october lG, Newton A. g. at
Newton; October 90, brown at Yalo. Ou.
t1ber ~ Carlisle In New York: October
SO West Point at West Point, November
9. Chicago \, A. nj Yale; November H..
Harvard az Cambridge, and November
29 Princeton Ht Yale. The dates October
49, october q ana November . and 10 are
left open.
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For RENT.
PROPOSALS..
Labor to Let

soalod bids will be received at tho. West
yirginin ponitcntlary, az MoundsVlllc, w,
Nn until ~ o'clock meridian, on tho
tweifib day OF October. 1891 for the labor
oT ioO 10 ig5 malh convlcts for q period not
exceeding hvo years from the twelfth DAY
of October 1891.
'lfirst zach bid must be- accompanied
win "A hond with security TO the Atiptac.
liar Of Inc board Of directors that tho BID.
dcr Will comply with the terms OF his bid,
N il il accepted. and he scaled Up and adj
drcslod to Tho warden. Endorsed ND for
scCond- Each bid shall specify the art.
cles pronosod to he manufactured and the
number OF square feet of shop room which
viii hN required, and Y steam power II
rpuulred, tho amount OF power ana price
nov day thcy are willing TO pay thoTofor
nn1 ghnll he unconditional,
Third The price per day for each con.
yIpt shall he specified, and II a different
prIFo nor day " stated for different periods,
snrh ported and price tnuet hd 80 stated,
that one may DO accepted and tho other
fourth tf tho person bidding desire, TO
manufacture different classes Of articles,
ihe labor TO ho employed on each must be
bld Tor separately .. 49,
i'lUh-Convcts will labor nine W hours
fyordcr VI the Hoard Of Directors,
ngtb y, A. liAMAH AAIueh'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01

hrlllla Campbell and William Buck.
ncr both NJ duHky hue were principals
~ q brief HnAnou In Squire Nlt2pnt.
llnts court last night Lollln Rnld That
william hol abused her after South
side lnncr had como 10 nm End william
donloh tho ALLEGATION In toto. and the
squire Ftw II that way, hence the case
Nu8 lNmHsel,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01

Brooklyn .......O 0 o 0 90 0 o a
Boston .m....."..O 8 2 % o i-l2
Earned runs. Brooklyn 2; Boston .. First
base on errors. Boston ]. Left on beses,
Brooklyn /: Boston O. First on balls, off
Dunn 2: on Klobedanz 2. Struck out, by
KlObedanz 4. Three bUse hits NlOhedIra
Two base hits. Lowe ., Stahl, Bergen,
sheCkard Sacrifice hit. Tcnney. stolen
hagcs, Stahl. Double plays Lowe and
Tenney; Klohedan2. Long and Tenncy.
Empires. Emslie and Lynch. Time, 1850.
Attendance 5OJ0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01
GENERAL NOTICES.

nEDEMPrIoN OF BONDs or
Ii ELECTRIC LlullT LOAN.
Tho holders W the above named bonds
arc hereby notified that the following mum.
hers have boon called namely H. 70, A.,
Ia. M. IA, %. 20. S, % Of one hundred dollars
each, NO. los. 900, iia, ig2, 100, lN, lgS, NO..
tdt, ttS to Of i've hundred dollars cucii
9D1 M nne thousand dollars, and are pnyh.
lilo october I, 1871 at which date they VIII
ronFo TO bear interest liOndH ana coupons
will be paid ut the Hank Of tho ohio VAL
COMMISSIONERS or
sells ELECTRIC liutlT LOAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01

hits, Gettman, STENCIL Three base hits,
WFgley, Mercer. Stolen bases. Selbach,
Demont, Brown. Leahy. Left on bases,
Baltimore 8: Washington ]. First on balls,
on Pond 3: off Mercer .; of Amole 2, Hit
by pitched ball, Leahy, by Amole ].
Amole /. Time, $50. Umpire, Hurst, At
tendance, 1900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01

HALLS HAIR REVIEWER renders
the hair lusiruus ana allkcn, rlvcp II an
even color ana enables women to nut
II up In q great variety n STYLES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-01
NEW YoRKs WIN THE LAST GAME.

NEW YoRKS WIN THE LAST GAME.
NEW YORK. Sept. 39.-Tfe New Yorks
hit the ball when hits meant runs this af-
ternoon and thus they won the second
game OF the closing series from the Phil
lies. Both Seymour and Wheeler were hit
hard. The game was slow and featureless
except for the batting OF La Jole, Davis
and Clark. Score:
New York....4 OO11OO o 20 10 .
Philadelphia % 0 2 0 0 0 o % 3
Earned runs, New York 4: Philadelphia
I. Time. l:H. Batteries. Seymour, Gear
floss and Warner: Wheeler and Boyle.
Umpire. Carpenter Attendance, 1000.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 3O-Plttsburgf
Cleveland game postponed on account OIL
a very heavy fog. Two games tomorrow
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Att pntn bnnt.ilod BY Dn MlioaI zoo mo
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FINiB tNTEhLlgENCER PRINTING
i Establishment Neat accurate prompt,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
AMBASSADOR HAY is VISITING.
Spends II Few Days mt the CurXon
Hnmsc md Tnen nemhs for ScolInmI.

spends II Few Days mt the CurHOn
House nnd Then Heads for Scotland.
Copyright, 1897, by Press Publishing Company
LONDON, Aug. 21.-CNew York World
Cablegram-Special Observation-Disclosures
Hay hap been spending a few days this week
ss the guest of L, z. Letter, at the Priory
at Relgate, the residence of Lady Henry
Somerset, which the Curzons have occupied
for the summer The ambassador will leave
Monday for Scotland, where he has accepted
several invitations, among them being one
from Bradley-Martins at Malmaccan.
j. K. Roosevelt, formerly secretary of the
American ambaesy, whose health has been
much improved by a stay of several weeks
at Marienbad, sails for America Septem-
Der 4.
Mr.. Langtry is now in Paris, whence pro-
ceeds a repetition of the inconsiderable story
that he is initiating a suit for divorce againet
the whilom Jersey Lily. | have been max
ing inquiries among local authorities as to the
practicabillty of entering such a suit, and
have been assured that Mr.. Langtry or any
one can bring suit for divorce in the English
courts. bUt that in this case, even If Mrs.
Langtry did not defend it, its belated char
acter would of itself suffice to empower the
judge to direct its diemissal on the ground
Of conformation. 1t has been suggested that
Mrs. Langtry might welcome such a petit
ton, as an English divorce would set her
free to marry Prince Esterhazy, but as her
legal advisers have told her that there is
not the elightept possibility Of such a
divorce being granted she can have no OBJ
ject in conniving at the petition. Two
princes, two earls, two baronets. Mr.. Gebhardt
and the late Abingdon Baird are the prin-
cipal correspondents mentioned, The English
law being clearly what it is, NE object of
such a suit could not possibly be to obtain
a divorce, and the judge would Immediately
invite the Intervention of the queens proctor
to crcss-examine Mr., Langtry on the question
70 condonation or cOnnlyance, which
would finish the suit on the spot. None Of
the correspondents would even be called to
the witness stand. | have ascertained at the
divorce court that no petition has yet been
lodged, and 1t is more than doubtful that
one ever will be.
QUEER STORY OF BoURBoNs.
The Italian papers revive an extraordinary
I romance concerning the ancestry Of Prince
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
ROYAL WELCOME For VI. FAURE.
Russia to Receive French President
ARMY OFFICER KILLED.

Russia to Receive French President.
with 0pcn Arms.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 21.-President
Faure, who will arrive at CrOnstadt on
Monday next. will occupy the same apart
ments at the Peterhof palace as were as
r!gned to Emperor William of Germany
Each evening the park will be Illuminated
by 400. 600 lights and the illuminations of
this city in honor I" the French president
will be splendid. The sales Of flags, colored
globes and lanterns. in anticipation of the
presidents visit, have already been immense
and there is no doubt his reception Will be
of the heartiest description, more national
than that accorded to the emperor OF Ger
many. The municipality Of st. Petersburg,
which spent 100, 900 rouble7 on the ~latter's
visit, will spend 1000, GOO roublos in its
efforts to do honor to the president OF France.
The great bazars and storec have also been
lavish with their DECORATIONS, while the dec
Grafton of public buildings has been planned
on a most sumptuous scale. The entrance OF
the town hall has been transformed into all
immense pavilion of rich draperies and
countless flags and festoons, the whole being
surmounted with busts of the car, the
czarina and President Faure, with a back
ground composed of masses OF shrube and
foliage. The initials r. F. republlque
Francaise) and the INTERVIEWING OF the
national hagr of Russia AID France VIII form
the leading feature Of ths. great decorations
The visiting French sailors viii be tnter-
tanned lavishly by the management of the
leading cafe concerts and music gardens, who
will provide free beer and free cigarettes for
their refreshment.
A number of banquets Have been arranged,
A one of them 5000 persons will be seated,
| Monster regattas, bicycling meets and other
festivals have beeo organized in honor of
NJ. Faure.
During the French presidents visit to this
city military bands win play on all the
squares, and a choir of 1000 voices will sing
the "Marseillaise" at various points,
A fleet of about $50 vessels will take the
general public to meet the French squadron
when it arrives off eronstadt.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
PAY PRICE OF ITS pERFIDY
British Government Gathers the Fruit Of
Fad Faith.
REVOLT IN INDIA SPRINGS FROM CHITRAL
Failure of Salisbury to Carry Out
Promises Causes the
Dissatisfied elton Now Expressed
in Armed Rebellion.

Copyright, 1897. by Press Publishing Company
LONDON, Aug. 21.-(New York World Ca
.blegram-Special Telegram)-The dangerous
frcatier risings in India are the first fruit of
perfdious actions of the British government
in annsxing Chitral after a solemn under
taking had been entered into that its indie
pendance should not be compromised. Gen
eral Sir Neville Chamberlain, who has had
the highest army in India and
possesses a large experience of frontier wars,
has stated this view frankly, although such
an expression of opinion from such a quarter
is regarded here as something approaching
high treason. He says:
In my judgment these troubles are the
natural outcome of the provocative policy
pursued of late years by the government to-
ward the independent tribes eliminating in
the reversal by the existing government of
the order issued by the government of Lord
Rozebery for the withdrawal of her majesty's
troops from Chitral and from the road lead
ing to it through the territory of Swat and
B%ajour."
Lord Roberts states in an interview hic
conviction that the disturbances will bt
quelled by the existing British frontier
forces, expressed complete confidence in the
loyalty of the native troops and says the
tribes would not attempt such a revolt with
out the direct instigation and support of the
ameer Of Afghanistan.
The Indian situation as a whole is causing
more anxiety in England just now thar
anything else. The revival of the horro,t
of the mutiny is a bugbear always haunting
the English mind, and such a revival Seems
to be nearer now than at any time sine
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
n BEE BULLETIN.

Weather Forecast for Nebraska
Partly Cloudy Variable Wind'
Page.
1. Irish National Feeling Slumhcrs.
Kaiser william at u banquet.
Cause of the East Indian Uprisings.
Salisbury Insists on Turkey Leaving,
2. Omaha Team Wins Tennis doubles
Baltimore Wins from Cleveland.
star Pointer Breaks Pacing Record.
3, TibbIcs Amends Ills Complaint.
County Conventions in Nebraska.
4. Last Week in ON thi Social CirclcS.
3. In the Local Political Whirl.
Grand Army Men or for BufIlo.
Fashionablcs Desert London.
@ Council BluIs Loctl M%,ttcrs.
Dollar Wheat Hits Chicago,
I. In the world of whiriing wherlS.
Deputies Arrest striking Miners.
4. How II Circus Spends sunday.
station Agent ROY Dlsipp,ar'.
10. Woman; Her Ways aud Her World,
IL. "Shrew sbury.''
IL. Editorial and Comment.
10. "Winnlng THOR spurs"
II. Echoes from the Auto RSomI
IL. Commercial and Financial News.
16. Weekly Grist of sporting Gossip.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
KING OF BENIN sURRENDERs.
Comes In from the Bush and Gives
Himself Up.


LAGOS, West Coast Africa, Aug. 21.-The
king of Benin, who surrendered August D
to the British authorities, after wandering
in the bush since the capture of Benin City
by the British in February last, as a re-
suit of the MASSAGE Of an unarmed eX-
pedition under Consul Phillips, entered
Benin City, preceded by a messenger bear
ing a white flag and followed by 500 UNI
armed blacks, ten chiefs, twenty wives and
a reed band playing native music. On Au-
gust 7 the acting political residents re
ceived the kings obeisance in front of the
palayer house. The king was covered with
coral and his arms were sup
ported on each side by natives. About Ace
natives and many chiefs formed a circle
about the king. The latter at first expressed
a desire to make his submission privately
to the president. but the British representa-
tives refused anu the king, after having
consulted with his chiefs, made an obeis-
ance, rubbing his forehead three times upon
the ground. Ten of his most important
chiefs did the same and the ceremony wac
concluded,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
DETAILS OF ANGIoLILLo's DEATH.
S]trangIcd to Death by the Cruel Iron
Collar.

S~trangIcd to Death by the Cruel Iron
Collar.
LONDON, Aug. Eth Spanish govern
ment has prohibited the publication in Spain
or the telegraphing abroad Of the details OF
the execution at NergaTa yesterday OF
Michel Angiolillo, the Spanish anarchist,
who shot and killed Senior Canovas de Cas-
tillo, the premier of Spain. on Sunday, Au-
gust s. Letters, however, have been re-
ceived here containing details of the eXecu-
ton. The writer's say that the anarchist
slept but little during Thursday night, ow-
ing to his having paTtaken of coffee during
the evening. which kept him awake. But
his pulse was quiet and unaltered. the
prisoner took a cup of coffee at s o'clock on
Friday morning and drank a cup Of boul-
lion at 10 o'clock. At 1855 Angiolillo firmly
assembled the steps of the scaffOld and
donned the black gown and cap, placing the
cross of the latter at the back of his head.
He calmly regarded the spectators, asked to
be allowed to speak and uttered clearly the
word "Germinal." (Germinal was the term
given to the seventh month of the French
republican Observation-Disclosures be-
gan March 81 and ended April 49, The as
sassin then sat down on the bench of the
earrote while the eXecutioner adjusted the
iron collar around his neck. Az the eXecu-
toner was about to cover the prisoners face,
Angiolillo asked him to leave it uncovered.
The screw of the garrote was then turned.
the collar frightened and Angiolillo was
st -angled to death. His corpse was ex-
posed until 2 o'clock in the afternoon, when
it was buried. All the spectators were
greatly struck by the anarchists attitude.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
Peace Conference Adiourns.

CONsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 21.-The peace
conference adjourned it's session today owing
to the nonreceipt by sope of the ambassa-
doris of instructions from the govern
ments, Lord Salisbury, it is stated, main
tains the attitude assumed by him with
reference to the evacuation of Thessaly by
the Turkish forces, while the German gov
eminent threatens to withdraw from the
concert of the lowers unless the Turks be
allowed to continue their occupation Of the
province until the indemnity agreed upon be
paid by Greece.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
FEAR THE cRy OF DEAR BREAD
French Government Urged to Take
Some Action.

PARIS, Aug. 21.-A meeting of members
of the m of Deputies is being
arranged with .the object of urging the
government to action in view of the rise in
the price of breadstufs. and the Council of
Loire has passed a resolution protesting
against the proposal to remove the duty on
wheat imports at a time when the French
growers are able to sell grain at a remuner-
alive price. The soleil urges the govern
ment to take immediate action, and says the
cry Of dear bread is a powerful weapon in
the hands OF the socialists.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

PIERRE, S. D., Aug. 2l.-tSpecial Tele-
gram)-Thirty cars of cattle left here to-
night for the Chicago market, being the
first large shipment of the season. In the
yards here today twenty head Of steers
brought s53.57 each and 100 head s45 straight.
There is a lively demand Tor cattle and
another train starts for Sioux City tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
COOL SPELL has TENACIOUS GRIP.
Really Warm Weather seems TO he
nm ununssEhIIilx

And still the weather remains cool. The
maximum temperature yesterday was "A de-
grees, being one degree less than on Friday.
When the sun came up yesterday morning
after the rain of the night before It seemed
that It would surely touch one of the high
marks on the thermometers but 10 ,
It was a beautiful clear day, no ,ar T,ao /
delightful for outdoor pursuits. Ting pol 7
ton for today is for partly cloudy e first !
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 21.-The passengers on
the Lucania, which sailed today for New
York, included Sir Donald Smith, the Cana
dian high commissioner, who in consequence
of his elevation to the peerage has taken the
title of Lord Glencoe. He is accompanied
by Lady Glencoe, and others on board are
Calderon Carlisle, Rt. Rev, Hugh Miller
Thompson, bishop of Mississippi, and Hon.
James Burke-Roche, NJ. p.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
CROWNED HEADS STILL VISITING,
King lambert VIII Pay His Respects
10 EmperOr William.

ROME, Aug. 21.-Marquis Visconti Veuesti,
minister for foreign affairs, and Lieutenant
General Pelloux, minister of war, will ac-
company King Humbert on his visit to
Emperor william. 1t is expected that the
kaiser will communicate to King umbert
the result of his visit to Russia and that
the subsequent meeting between Emperor
William and Emperor Francis Joseph viii
have an important bearing upon eastern
affairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
coRTEs TO MEET IN NOVEMBER
Premier Announces He is in Accord
with McyIcr.

with Ncylcr.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Aug. 2l.-General Az
carraga, the premier and minister for war,
has decided to convoke the Cortes in Novem-
Der. The premier announces that be is in
accord with General Weyler, the captain
general of Cuba, but he reserves the right
to make a further examination of the Cuban
question. In conclusion the premier pro-
claims himself as being the head of the
government and not the leader of any party.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

BEYREUTH. Aug, 2l.-The festival has
ended with the Tooth performance of "Parsi-
fall" Herr Antoo seidel, conducting, The
princess of Wales was present. Frau Casino
Wagner gave a banquet to the artists and
to a number OF distinguished guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
Making IL warn for Besnard.

PARIS. Aug, 2l.--It Is feared Admiral
Bernard, who is already severely criticised
FOR the breakdown OF the French war ship
Bruix. which had been ass, gned as one Of
the escort vessels during the voyage of NJ,
Faure 10 Cronstadt roads. Will soon find
himself the object OF a further attack. 1t
appears that the Dapuy de LONE. which was
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
scicntists Take an outing.

TORONTO, Aug. 2l,-The members OF The
British Association for the Advancement of
Science enjoyed an outing at Niagara Falls
and other places. The section in geology
held a session at which DR.. Ami discussed
some new and hitherto little known pale
ozoic formations in northeastern America.