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Brea dntuHn.

San FRANCISCO. Aug. @.-Wheat IS
lower both on and OF call today Arrivals
light Barley took an opposite course 70
wheat: futures opened higher ara sFaoS ,esa
changes In oats. trading being confined 10
immediate wants. fancy continues scarce
Stock quotations were:
F.GuF-Nst cash FOR family extras. Aiesf
45a; bakers extras. a,l5ff4. ..
Wheat Shipping, 81 ntsAs LIZA for No.
and sl.I2a. for choice, milling. N-asuLse
sarsey-Eeed. sllsal.I.As; brewing. nom
mai
ehoice. 81 1901 2ee32 farey feed. sls9: gray
s si:s. mailing. nominal SURPRISE VIZ
Flour. quarter sacks. 1890: Oregon. SIS:
wheat, centals. 9, 40; barley. eentals 1855;
oats centals. 20: % Oregon, so: beans,
sacks, aa1: corn. centals. Eastern. 40: po-
satoes sacks. 227o, onions, sacks. So
bran. sacks. 20; do orezoEi, TO: ~. tons.
$40: wool bales 1872: hides. number. .f0.
quicksilver TASKS, III; wine. gallons. 200.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-steady: December. si.isi*,
Rarley-Steady: December. 81 lp*
Corl-Large yellow, I.osisafl.iv.
Wool and Hops
wool-spr,ng- Nevada. Ioaisc: Eastern
Oregon: loeslae; wiley. Oregon. lsul.e:
mountain ssllae. Sta joaquin plains. ssssc:
Humboldt and Mendocino. fi7i3c.
Hops-Crop OF 1887. safe.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Millstuns-M iddliugs. sisGsl: bran. $3.50
Hay~wreat. Na50a17so: wheat and
oat siAEJi5: best barsey. S12~i3.5a. alfalfa.
sia9lS.So stock si0.1Gs2. straw, per bale.
iofs5sc.
Vegetables Silver skin onions. 50ff.oe:
pickle onions ssr1sI. garlic 2Gy3c: green
peas. 2,4Gsc: string beans. 2aeisc per ID;
bay summer squash. 2ssig5c box: okrl.
green, iagid5c; egg plant. 25asoe; chill green
peppers. $50 roc.
Frust-Anples. choice. SIC: common, 400
T6c. fancy strawberries s7sis; csnfaloupes.
Sal 30; nutmegs 40li65c: grapes. Isabella,
81 5sarfrs: peaches s3~s7s'- pears, Bartlett
TscGsI 10: pi,ims. 25gTeoc: oranges Valencia,
normal Mexican lines re-paek. 40; lem
choice California, 81 se14. bananas. fl.ssea
rs bunch: pireanples s2aI4 dog.
But,er-Fancy creamery. 2fd@act seconds.
2e723c: fancy dairy, nominal: seconds, -
1~hsese-New. etsTIltSe; Young America
f0si1oiec: Eastern. f2alrc.
Eggs Store li1l7c. fancy ranch. 2i1s5c:
Eastern. 1919.
Poulsry-Turkev s-ohblers. iial5c In; tur-
key hens fs0ife; OLD ROSTERS. G.25lts5a:
Young ROSTERS s5Gs: small hro.lers ssef
hens, ssfs: old ducks 50 5a7e.,5 young
ducks, 81 EhfsAse; geese tffi1a5 pair: Cos
iing~ 81 s5sf1 20, old ntgsoas sI.I2is1fs5:
young pigeons. 81 25ffi 50,
Exchange.
Sterling or London. sixty DAYS, Asts.;
sterling on London. sight, s4.ssi5.
Financial.
Silver bars ..- SIS Drafts-Ssght -. Is
Mex. dolls ... isfftsl@ Telegraph :. :. l1i3
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- err Of SEA4sI -I.@-lSepaTinsnt OF
- : nsTefsy given that the assess
WI rsst a. LoSal Improvement District
~ = = fke t9ty % s%kssis. created py
- no. ts3z. sss1fleG an ordinances
Sesezzrx for TIE IEipF0y ss3zeEr OF BeTsn
- zzrass, 4 peAns midway Gstwe1n TIM
- xasa ssnsoa Street, 20 Union Street,
MI sxrags Street ssus1 point ~ feef east
fruzs tss1 esslssiy marginal line Of
8 Arsrxss 20 Eorsa Avenue, and Minor
- fsoz rasycT9ity street 10 neIroso
s,ssse srs Mssscss Avenue from Minor
sse.e 20 EaSx Olive Street.. In tie CITY
8sssgse bv constructing through said
zsprs a SID avenues and streets an
100 gspa sewer. with all necessary
- sssaaags. nsaaholrs. sasnpho.es.
SsSAgf5fn rAxeh-basSEs aid flushing
- fhe potion Of assld sewer IN EaFsn
- a1a vnioE Street 10 be connected
- taffiox Of Minor Avenue bs con-
sr1ssr aeress private property from
Esxrrestioa OF Boren Avenue and
= street 10 ths Intersection of Minor
- AID Pike Street. in accordance
- lie agreement entered into by the
- az zasl private property ard tha
- a ExzstiA dated March 9Th. lSzs. and
- Mia .hs Board of Public Works.
= Is moss OF immediate payment. and
kxrazisskiaF fund for such payment By
= snesssnsns upon AL lots and PARCELS
q - senssted BIZ such Improvement. an
~, ~ pHDyisi0ns OF Ordinance No. azs.
esssf AsxIl 18th. 1899. as amended by
$nrot No. $40. approved May sth. 1894.
Ordnance No. tfaz, approved May 5th,
I'd tie City Charter as TOW in force.
~ ksea certified 30 me for collection, ard
- asisas paysasnf or tho assessment
krs9z contained IS nsade within 81 days
= tsx date OF che first publication oe
~ setics suck assaSSIuGnt shall b@goTaa
kissEsat Ard shall bear interest a. the
- Il u per cent. per aGsnuui until paid,
Fl kot paid before such assessment
"a have become delinquent a penalty
<spsr esgs shall be added, and the sums
snsuerst ehaii Do entered on the annual
Z sslt fcr the current year against each
sns Parcel SO delinquent and with the
kEsss collected as other taxes. separate
fauas lesnr kept thereof. and ie n1t paid
80 she time fixed for the payment of
b taxes snail be collected. together with
IA sa9i;lorssl charges and penalties as
\ sasag,ixsd 80 bs charged ard collected
Mssv delinquent taxes. each tot or par
4 h delinquent shall DO sold for the
sAerg 81 Es.ssh assessment. with interests
II fnsss, AZ the time and In the manner
ka sy the 81 me authority as lands and
"a sss sold fer city taxes.
a. III. FOOTE.
rsgy Treasurer OF the City ~ Seattle.
Ass u fsst publication. Seattle. Wash,
fzsss - iss.
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FOREIGN MARKETN
Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.~Tbs Evening
Posts London financial cahiegram3 Gays:
The stock market here opened unchanged
after Saturdays holiday, the feature be-
Ing resumption Of the boom in Ameri-
cans. The support Of Americans here Is
stu SEAL. and mainly professional. hus
the continental buyers and EEfifn continue
20 support Northern Pacific common. II
II generally urged that tbs boom in Amer
leans Is started at the wrong moment. shat
IL 30 say she public IL apafn3tis ara
away on summer holidays, and that "a
their RETURN they will ind prices too high
for than. The reverse. however, Ia quite
likely as the English public invariably
join in & speculation at the last moment
and when prizes are top heavy. After a
temporary relapse prices for America M
s;losed booming IN The street. 81. Paul
less. DE Beers mines were fat
Closing Quotations.
Pacific. s7ls. Grand Trunk "a. Bar silver.
arm. gsisd. Money. aa3a per cent.
Breadstuas.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 22-The imports of
wheat for the week were: From Atlantic
ports. =, ~ quarters: from facsnc ports
1869 quarters from other poyts, s5n5
quarters. The imports OF corn into Liver
pool from Atlantic ports for the week were
wheat-ouEl: No. standard California.
s. 5iad4ss ri. French country markets,
firm. Wheat futures closed steady; Sep
sefnb9T. Is 1sai: December, is SID
c0ru-S@ps esnheT. quiet IS I'D October
quiet. Ia r..l
LONDON. Aug. Z2-wheas ~-1.arxoes of
coast. nothing doing, eargoes on gsassa xe
very Little dang, Engiisa county mar
kass, weak Wheat ara :Io8r on passage
20 United Kingdom, !, "a. 80 quarters: ram
Gsnent, $40 a.y quarters. Indian shipments
~ heat so continent. Izs4 quarfsss
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Aug. z@--Totsay the
statement Of the condition of tAe xsasary
shows.
Available cash balance .. ........s27s as4 IS
Geld rA<erYs .. -. ........s...e.... is go 5Ts
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Nov

~ setting car 20 make year fortune 81
yoa see things with 3 clear eye you viii
ADMIT thas Yea waste 10 fsysse over any
tasax- }oG take asssts gpci deal az cara
Though that yo1 do not get msaiad. n
the journey of i3xs less important than
yo2r chase after fortune Ne racney On
ssFya viii res1ag yea For system utterly
oep.sssst- Is yours gstting aegaeteaz TIE
truth Ia Yes" Yen kIfewn that whan you
READ shta- Why ng& taxa ilssle care in
getting ysar sysssm rebuilt The grand
ITDHAN" treatment fer weakening
manhood n open for yeur most exsetsuy
queries. DO not be so0ied--ask about IL.
and AJAX about IL
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large quantities scr sale, ana a. q result
cs The extensive offerings shs trade WAS
sarowa sTsfo = general confusion SspsAsn-
Der declined 4sc.
Oats were srn. considering the weak
rsss n the ether grams Tasre Vas a Eexsa
ecsacf SSzca trase, with re demand large
" exceeding sAs offerings. The close was
unchanged Srosss yesterday.
Provisions were comparatively firm early.
bar EnsIsy yielded with grain. There WAS
quite preSGrs % lard and ribs through
prominent ressa nssssaaa heGsssS Pork less
cH unchanged. lard lec lower aud Eics arc
dawn Sc
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO Isast-tntelligencrr.
NEAH RAY. AUG 81 y. nl-~-isaronetes.
miles. Inwara~Str Cxarlna. 80 a. m
Inward. last nieht-A hArkeffslne. $40 y.
u.: steamer. s.ss p. III. faur~snasfed
schooner D. IN. Outward. last might
Str San Ma,eo, y, IA. Outside, hound in--
a steamer. IN the straits bound out
A schooner, AMI bark bound up.
CLALi.AM. Aug. -. =. m.--Ciear. fresh
ives, wind. \ fcur-mastci schooner SAIL
Ing up,
iYSiT. Ang, =. p. sa.--glear: nght
west wind.
Is4FT s.rffsr .rsS. Aug. =. I y. MAR
oneter. es:ss; clear: calm. Bark Diamond
Head IN the bay.
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]&o@a

There Is absolutely 10 charge for show
Ing you what others have SAID about II,
Tbsy express themselves. too. In familiar
saEgsiage- Something you can easily nn-
S-rstnnf. When a rnsn ssys that ne Is
better than he mas h@en In twenty years
yoa know wiaa- he Mats. When he says
'ehe drains have stopped" you understand
that. Il might a2A few years 20 yeEr
life II you were 10 look into this matter
more and more closely. II you WIZ call az
tae great Institute yoo can soe some taosl-
sands CT grateful letters. Are yea eon-
ceited enough 10 imagine that your case
Is tho worst OF all? II Is not. Il is cur-
able. Cure il
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PORTLAND Wheat MARKET.

PORTLAND. Aug sa-Sasninal wheat
quotations are sbout SIC for Wa.la Wa Ia
and Sc for Valley and a.uesses1. WITH
msiIerx paying slight premium over these
GEures.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat--Asrket nominal; export. No. l
ciuh. SIC: Nc. esuestezi. &C Milling. No
] club. Sc: Nc. I hiSestsEn, Sic.
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TACOMA WHEAT. MARKET.

TACOMA. Aug a2-wheat opsaed Fat
and Itselsss The quotations arc 5ac f9S
club far export; bluester. sse.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.



CHICAGO Aug. Z2~-Tsae large supply Of
cattle caused 3 weak markS *or unaesfra-
Ole oussinss AID lots of ssattev steers that
were not choice averaged To- lower TIE
general demand was COED, however. and
Eastern shippers oos,gat heavily. their see
leStioa o! crscss. IA. hsevcs beng made al
Hearty or quite as large prices az last
week. CsoiGe steers. s535s5.e5. medium,
sAse45; bsef steers. 81 sogga 5. ssockers and
feeders, Esa5. bulls. s27sSfA.ss; calves,
&iu1. western range steers, 50. 25sfs.T5: feed
western steers. Ss.Ns5.Io: Texans, ssiD&f
SO.
Hogs We're OF Safiec, fair to choice. aS
"a, packers. s3-ips3 -ssia, butchers. ss5sxt
I; mixed. sSSlf4, light. ss.Sox.k. pigs. S. I'D
Trade il, sheep was slow and prices we've
largely tss lower, ctsils To prime native
wetaers. $o51ss4.ac. western range SHEEP.
IS. i5d L. 50, poor 10 prime lambs. sa.salfS IS
RecelpSs-~atsle, =, 90. hogs. 3z.uua, sheep,
is,Ua.s
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug. 22,-t1ats!e- Receipts $50
head. market active and stronger, native
beef steers. xf5au5.sG; western steers. STR
40: Texts steers. S.HAsAts. cows ard
heifers. SSasai4 u. s,ockers ard feeders, So 10
gas. bulls and stays. x--59sl3.cl
Hogs-Eeceiris. $3.50 head; market Sc
lower. heavy. &.essl>ss: mixed, Ss.e1i lf3 20,
ilgat. $2.6hf35e. bulk OF sales xs.e.
Sheep Receipts, $50 head: market
stronger; fair 70 choice natives, So s5aas Is !.
fair To choice westerns. So 5a9s4ap: COM
mon and stock sheep. ss.2ogi. lambs. &sas
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THE COTTON MARKETS.


New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 22-cotson---
Easy; middlngs, 4 i5-lsc.
New York.
NEW YORK. Aag. e...-Cot,on--Quiet !:
,niddiings. SIC.
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n TaEAsuRER.s NoTrcE.-The foI-

E1Y TREAsTRER's NOTICE. THE fol-
ssisg warrants Will b. paid upon prs
Massen at The City Treasurer office.
| sssrsss On said warrants will cease az
| ais u the s.rsf publication of this no.
tkx Twenty third Avenue South. Orsi!-
E1Ees No. sssl. warrants Soa. csc 20 $50
stlasee. Eighteenth Avenue, Ordinance
Ia ssss, warrants Nos. s52. GO. e5s Y@s-
|1 Way. Ordinance No. a737. warrants
ia &c. ses 20. East Jefferson. 2ist and
ga Ases.. Ordinance 47ee warrant No.
a. II. FOOTE.
[ssv Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
Isess Of first publication. August ie 1875.
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Aoney On eaa. tss13 per cent: last tcans.
~ par cent. prins EsercaEIsle paper. 81
rSr cent. sssrasa9 exchange easy wsth
sctasl business n berks-x sssis q. 81 Ss.s
+s1< ter demand and q. 81 ssssI4Ss*. for
~ Days; posted rAsee. 81 s&s54 ST.: conner
ca calls. SAs-sz; silver CERTIFICATES ssas "
ssssS: bar silver, 5axsc Msxirxo aassz-x' as.
government eoA9s. stsady. state cords
dull. raslgrAd eoG6s firm
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WATER FRONT NorHs.

T2ss bark F3mss1 Nay Capt Esxkssx.
hxs ssksssf wsta wheat Cor San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

EXCURSION 10 Snoaaaira.s Friday.
a. m. Fare 81. Chihlnan half fare. Muse.
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loaded with forty tors os Oats consigned
10 local merchants
Steamship Csaa W. Ef3s- wss cnaiinE
yesterday u. the scs1sh c9lA1sS~ sac ssszssA
shortly Tor Portland.
TAs steamer Csassna, Capt. Seaman
Painter. arrived from san Francisco 70
lead coal Tor tae Black Diamond Coal Com-
ps1y,
TIE Esihc Thomneoa is having ten feet
e1t Of Der ssaa&SStSck % SEA better
draft. Hsr engines a-s akSa A&Sag ever
hzsl.sS3.
TOnA1sS WEATHER..
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland, Aug. =. ls9e-
Fair. warmar.
e. s. DEPARTMENT OF AyiRt~Ule
TrRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. arg. - 1854
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MARKET IND TRADE REVIEW.

S@At.se. Avg =, 1854.
Exchanges ~ tas Seattle, Tacoma Sro-
Kane arat pcrsaAaG CLEARING Acuses today
were
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F'Iour-Receipss, 4.sn hols: exports. a.i4s
bhis: market siuil. weak and 5Glec lower
on choice grades.
Wheat~Receipts. 5s9.s2s tu. exports. a.
III bu: No = red. s5ssassc (. o. h: options
opened easy under weak cables and heavy
northwest receipts, rallied on visible sup
ply ds-rreass but sold OF again under
IirrusSatf0n and absence az cash inquiry.
dosing fSfls.c NET lower. Ne. 2 red. May,
closed s7sse. September. 81 Sc; August, sAs2c
Wooi-~61uiet.
Hops--Isuses.
Cnfrs.~Optfons opened steady; prices
qis points higher: sales $3.50 bags ineiBs-
irg September. s.s0c: Spot RIO. quiet; No
7 involee, &C: No. 7 iones.nE. Sac: mild.
FIRM: Corgiova, sSrih
Sugar-Raw. 3s4c; fair refining, 5szc. CEN
trifarsi, rs test. firm. refined quiet, sac:
graduated. s7sc-
Metals.
Pig sron-warraats ts.0Z
tNspsesr~~f.aks tsEEi4zs.
T'fr-SIs s.,7 1910
STeatsr-ss 7seT475.
INad~y4 09aza5s. 10.
The Visible Suppty.
TIA statement Of the Visible supply OF
grain in store and afcst Saturday as coFa-
rsl.esf by tire New York produce exchange
IL as follows:
Wheat 51sa so tu; decrease ie.s76, no ba.
carr - 10 co hu increase. 5000 hE. CATS
2 s.e pr3 bss: decrease ;TIseae Ia: re. 80
tsgss decrease $50 bu. barley. 2fi,s9g BIZ.
increase SEQ hi.
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Receipts and Shipments.


UatFy prOd0cfa.
On the produce exchange today the hut
Ter market was STEADY. creamery. isstlsc.
daily, i2asi1c.
Ia ss- Esrga. fresh, lsc
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Mining stocks,


| BOSTON. Aug. 2a--Cieslng:
| Bos & Moa 2--,,i4 Butts * Bcs -. e5l.
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rsgy Treasurer of the City ~ Seattle.
hss af fsst publication. Seattle, Wash,
kxssss - 1850.
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krurxpED STOCK MOTTO E-~The fol-
[zr!sg described heifer, placed in The
s. paEn5 August Ii. isaS. VIII be sod
& pablo auction to the highest bidder
y eash III hand. 10 pay cGst OF TN
Ssndsng and advertising. September 8.
~ n - clock n. m. az the front door
4 saxs Headquarters. corner Third as-
sac snsi yesler way.
AK rsd heifer, oEe year old. white
k@ ssi.e TANKS.
= owner OK the above described heller
Ass naknawn ~ ne.
&. 5. REED. Chief OF Police.
ah u first publication. August q. lS3s.
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1&oWS

There are many people who find
hair getting lonesome timeS really
falling cut. Others have small erup-
tfosas over the body. II these things
occur. blood sntut is shown. Thirty
Day Hood Cure'' stops 1T all
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WASHINGTON. Aug. @.-Tctay the
statement Of tie condition u tAe treasury
shows.
Available cash b4IaTrs .. ........ s27z aas4. IS
Gold rA<erYs .. -. ....e...s...e.... ~, 80. 5Ts
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strNnEp STOCK NOTfCr~The tol-
ssas described cow. placed IN the CITY
xead Augus; Il. issS will sse sold at Pub
= ssistscn 70 the highest bidder for
1ss = hand 20 pay cost Of iynpennlins
$ sssveftsslng, August ~. isas. at ID
Fsi.ck :. ~. a. the front doar or poiiea
ssssrasrters. corner Third avenue ard
tessr wsy.
~ Essls es,lares Jersey cow.
= ewneg 81 the above described COW
~ ankne~u "a me-
G, J REED. Chtef % pniice
ssf q frs. publication. August Is. MA
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IL .ss sss1c - ss s.saa,I Is
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Ss'arSDEn STOCK NOTIcE-The fol-
sssag described pony, placed in the cry
esaad August Is. iSss. viii he sold at p,sb-
sEesi9n to the highest bidder for cssn
: ess1 20 ray cost OF i1nponnGing ard
aasssslsiDg September 6. 1858. at ID
tsSass q. IA. az sae front door o. palIee
ssSessarisTs. corner Third avenue ard
fssie- say:
rs Egni soFrel nony. bald face.
!. g svaor % the above described pony
~ 4rkn0wa ~ me
e 8 REED. Chses 81 Police.
ar q first publication. August 81 isss
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usF. Host Stockton Gal g. 81 Eaaozss
sgoe ktox1. l.. u. FIX steekfan. H. 81 Reh- I
ose, EtsektGH !. e. EyHa seatssss n lar
aan Ssa2siHs George Morris Her3sa. J.
NJ CHstxss EensoH. ". j. W=ssoa, sew
sg4Afcons5 Esask jackson Olympia. Fad
Jssses (35ymDsas g. EeIsnEan Olympia.
fsfad VIII San Fyznstss0: fSsrfs fslsrYe-
Land Ia @Son. J. @ Adams Everett, gsu-
bar e. pzagle stencsQa. -, Lava. Car
hSsssaxy
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MefAIs.

pig 3ron-Warraatx tS.a.
sNspaer-~f4aks. ti.aiazs.
g-frs-sSIIss e.,q 1910
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-18
CARSEY A PICNIC.
JOHNSON FAVORS BUFFALO.
Thinks Toronto May Also Come Into
the Western.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 17.-President Johnson,
of the Western league, accompanied the st.
Joe team to Milwaukee yesterday and wit
messed the game at Milwaukee park In COM
pany with President Killilea, Of the Brewers,
subsequently returning to Chicago on an even
ing train. He favors the exchange Of Buff
falo for Columbus and stated last night that
he hoped the deal would be effected whereby
Buffalo would forsake the Eastern league and
join the Western. 1.-The Buffalo club has not
made any money in the Eastern league dur
ing the past two or three years." he said
previous to his departure for Chicago, "as
the people there have grown tired of East
ern league playing, and I think the change
owner, Mr.. Franklin, as we'll as the Western
league and Mr.. Lotus. If Buffalo is also
admitted then the question Of taking In
Toronto would also be determined. With In
dianapolis, Detroit, Buffalo and Toronto in
the Eastern circuit. and Milwaukee, st. Paul
Minneapolis and Kansas City in the West
the Western league would be much strong
er organization in every way. Sunday games
are not played in Toronto, but the attend
ance on week days compensates for that The
Eastern league is in a shaky condition at
the present time and now there is every op-
portunity for Buffalo and Toronto to get into
faster company without being charged with
deSertiOn."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-18
SENATORS BOMBARDED.
Ten Runs Scored by MiIIers in the
Ninth Inning.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 17.-(Special0 AFTER
playing see-saw game of very bad ball for
eight innings. both teams being dopey and
inclined to err, the Miliers awoke in the
ninth inning and batted ont a victory, They
needed but one run to tie the score but the
lambasting they gave the ball Will be re-
membered for years by the players and the
few ROGERS who saw the bombardment Ten
Millers skooted across the plate before the
side was retired.
All sorts of trouble was in store for Umpire
Mu.lane, whose work was very coarse and
in the third inning Carey was benched Nc
Nicely was chased off the grounds for maxi
ing remarks from the bench and in the ninth
inning Burke was put out of the game and
of the grounds. That proved a lucky thing
for the Millers, as Philippe batted for Burke
and beat out bunt. Andrews, Wimot and
Dixon followed with hits. then VOTERS gave
way TO Jones. Bumpus passed Reilly to first
Ietcher singled. Fisher flew out Parker lined
out d twO-bagger, Davis went out at first
Philippe made clean single, Andrews nearly
tore leg off Jones with a hit Wilmot plant
ed single in right field and Dixon hit to
lett for two bases. Ten runs nine Of which
were earned, were scored before Reilly took
pity on the Senators and few out Philippe
pitched the ninth and Parker played third
base. two hits and two errors giving Column
bus two runs. The batting of Tebeau Will
mot, Carey and Philippe was a feature while
Davis made a wonderful one-handed ca tch
Of Buckley's foul fy after a hard run. The
score.