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FURNISHED.
2lii st. NV, II rs ~ b.. anil. 81 so 90 mo.
40 = ST. NV, 10 rs. X b., a. NIL. 1900 mo.
lI65 L St, - Observation-Disclosures. 1881 mo.
1905 Sunderland pi.. l1rs. &b., ami. 1uU.oU
UNFUfiNISHED.
1905 Sunder. nd NJ. II b., ami. Go. 90 mo.
OFFICES.
734 18th ST., roons................ $500 mo.
SUBURBAN.
''Dum' trton, on Pieroe's Mill rd
nea' Conn. ave. cars, II rs, large
gruy IDS. ..... ..................... $40 90 mo.
debit IL. RoZIER DULANY, 1920 f st. NV.
FOR RkNT-BY W. II. BARNES Il CO..
62i ST. NV
FURNISHED.
100 18th st. l.w., l1r., baths, steam
neat Fer mCntl. ...................--S SloO. 90
1925 ST. NV; l5r., 3 baths; mi. 49,. so
UNFINISHED.
1873 NJ st. nv, Ior, servants cottage,
.y "sis' sI' nii u Sioo.oo
ool L st. NV. l0r.. m.i................. IN. ~.
IA st. NV, 9r q. In i.................. /. Is. 30
l6Vl Sth st. NV. tr., mi. 25. 80
1919 Md. ave. lie, 6r., mi. Is. 90
I20-Zibi Francis place Sc, 4r. $50
nolS-r
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
INtIKNIsHhD.

FOR RENF-THE LOVELY NEW BOISE a2s
h1m st. lie Drcit Park: rooms bath cellar
tuihace storm doors balls aud bath heated .
only S2o6. Key next door. CHNS =
BANtS. l4th and q SITS de2S gt
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PERSONAL

A MERRY XMAS TO ALL; HOPE YoU ENJOY
II; rccollect we are here with our great cash n
change for gents discarded garments; a postal
fetches us to your door
de26-otf JUSI1l'S OLD STAND, 6lg n.
DETECTIVE SERVICE, PRIVATE INVESTIGA-
tions personal. civil criminal. Consultation md
advice free 1903 ST NV. upstairs. de20-lwa
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DENTISTRY.

A Holiday Offer for S3.
good Tooth Crown a healthy root,
which will give a natural tooth.
Also. for S5 we will furnish a best
material Set Of Artificial Teeth
Remember. till January l. 80 only.
Evans Dental Parlors,
1909 ST. NV.
Est.blished 1850. IeI2l4tf
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Sto I'm. 224 II NV. 1900
Sto&dwg 3O1 X st
ne, 5r. --.1 IA. 90
Brick yd. Half st
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT FAC
ING STANTON PARK, AT GTH ST, 25194
TO ALLEY; PRICE REDUCED. CHAS. A.
SHIELDS, l4,5 ST. NV. de24-3t
FOR SAIE-FRoM NOW UNTII. STRING WE
VIII have some special Inducements to offer
sponsible builders who would like operate in
Fort Mycr Heights Quick and pruttuhle returns.
Call and us. FORT MNER HEIGHTS LAND
CO, 1905 NV. Phone 1882 de2I-7t
FOR SALE - WASHEIGTON HEIGHTS NICELY
located lots on 'Mintwood place columbia road
bet. 18th and 18th }: sizes 10 suit; north or
south fronts; low prices; easy terms; highest Gle
walton Washington Heights; commanding
view Of Rock creek and geological Park; several
handsome residences now building this prop
erty.
Also, 81, 900 feet OF 18th st. and Wood.
ley road opposite my residence; a whole u
great bargain or will subdivide TO suit purchaser;
will join builder in improving this property
exchange for improved property.
Also 10000 So. IT. ON baltimore St, just
north Of my residence; fine villa site;
mands view of Rock creek and Geological Fark.
offer this at great bargain,
Also, the handsomest lot on Washington Heights
corner OF Columbia road and 18th 81. extended;
will sell from 1000 TO l4.co0 50. IT. to suit pur
chaser.
For plats and information Inquire at my resi-
dence, address oy mall call at office. The
LAWRENCE SANDS,
del-Sm 1897 st. cd noorD
FOR sALE-CoNNEcTICUT AVE. TWO HAND.
someiy located lots between ST. and Florida
ave; each "a #. front; side; a great
bargain. Address by mall or call
LAWRENCE SANDS,
del-3m 1897 st. cd noorD
FOR sALE-souTHEAsT SO 600 FIT ON I. AM
suit; will join builder improving; located IN
81. $50 Also, twelve lots fronting NJ St. 50.
attention Of builders invited To above aud other
ground 1 ofer in this section. Address by mall
or call.
LAWRENCE SANDS.
del-am 1907 st. I'D do0r)
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BICYCLES.

THE 80 ORIENT BICYCLES ARE NOW IN
They are light and strong machines built on
approx ed lines, at popular prices. Don't fan to
see them. HADGER CO.. 727 14th ST. NV.
no30-tf "
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MEDICAL.
DIR. leathermSr1.

Expert specialist in the cure of all special dis
eases Of men and Women. Consultation free.
DaiIy. to II to 8; Tues, Thurs. and Sat.
evenings. to T. 602 NV. Closed on SUNDAY,
del9- 1ms
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

a HOME AT CLEVELAND PARK, $500 TO
sAs'Vo no23-;f
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1885 Corc'n nw.sr, b IS. 90
6o6 Mass av ne. l2r. IS. 90
900 Md az ne. lar. ..n.up
ll31 9Th NV. 9T&b. &c. so
Store 70I 9th nv. 1000
once rooms, 1907 + NV.
l14f 18th NV, Tor. IS. 90
l+S3 l. NV, 2r....lU0. %
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FOR SALE
AN AUTHORIZED To SACRIFICE An EIE-
CANT RFSIpENCE. just north OF BT TPoNT
CIRCLE; built OF brick and stone. contains l.
and tiled bath rooms. burlcr's pantry;
large laundry room and cellar heated 10y hot
water and open CRATES; handsomely decorated. d.
every mod. imp; large lot. ample room FOR
stable; terms To suit
de24 5NS llfh "
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pr KENT- DEEBLE & @, lale n SI
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE 1909 x. AVE: Beautiful l.
home. entirely new; built for owners = occupausy
regardless Of expense; will sell very low. Apply
only 10 ]. W. NAIRN, owner. 1888 Vt ave.
de26-Ima
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate OF one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGToN, ATTORNEY
Webster Law building, sos ID St q W. Washing.
ton. D. c. Residence No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th St NV sai0
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-MlSCrLLANEOUS

FOR SALE-S400 HiGH-GRADE GRAND Up
flght piano, good as new, only Sl25; one cabinet
upright piano. 800; each piano warranted. Gail
at HELbio 5 Music SrOkE 1742 Ith st. NV.
de24-f
FOR SALE-CHEAPEST SAFE IN WASHING
tom good as hew. Inquire at 1856 7th st. NV.
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LADIES GOODS.

OUR TEN-DOLLAR SEWING MACHINES
Come with n 5-years guarantee and complete set
OF attachments; instruction free at your resi-
dence. penny postal will fetch one to your
house on Inspection free c. AUERBACH nth
and sts,, Genl Agt. DOMESTIC S. NJ CO.
no3o
MISS c. BIRMINGHAM, FURRIER 1905 STH ST
OF SEAL AND OTHER FINE FUR GARNENTS
A SPECIALITY. LATEST DESIGNS. no23-3m,4
FuRs OF ALL KINDS MADE AND REMoDEIED
to the --latest styles; ladies' tailor made snits
finished In the most excellent manner ID HOR-
GAN. Tailor and Furrier. 500 & st. NV. scl6-tf
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PROMISING PORTO RICO.
J. 4. rearce Says II vii Develop
Rapidly No~-ameriean Enter
rise VIII DO Much.

y.re-ya y-r-vxfle- - 1u.gs~ "a Sa.4fIs
ana Ne" a'FH' IAeiee patN - H'-''''e uy
way q PoT;o Ric3 and New York Is con-
siderable travelling for an average man 20
49,. - -. p. . -. 80
80 - = Ia - '''''' -"
irip indicated al "l,h'n ihe space o. SIX
Or eight weeks Is uncommon. 20 say ire
.ess. ra-ses pesr~a 80 Ny xo~t-
,.,.,,.-
''''' '''e 'N~''''''>'' 8 90 ''f''A'.s'
aaF.rE covered the territory from Dawson
20 London and re.urn - This city ny way
~. t,.~.- r,t-, as cir. .f.o,,. 49,. -,fs,ts
- .A@~ S+'@-
Ny Pearne registered a. the B'@i'eT yes
,..- 2s,- 10 xsaS fe,t,-~ez-s.E 9Th .,N3s..ee-
-....
'''- go" '3'''''' -'' - N-'-'' - 80
valuable h42ats.Ne mining properties He
vent Erto che Kfsafike c11;r ~ lat VII
tsv as t4s. rs-.r-.serlfa-tv. Il. = h.g N4yr
YORK s,-r-9f~ase Efn csr7,4, oar d4gr!r~ ena
winter ard reformed es+1r er,er 20 ygat~a
ms s.ttt~s~7g - se-.s~sY - ne b;rspg, r.sl.a
.,e -r,a t., Issw.s,. Ten he anna IN ne
Yussr ara :osk q rain for ". YORK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-05
BY VERY NARROW MARGIN
Tacoma Baseball Team Once More
Defeats seattle by n Score
of z fo

Tacoma defeated Seattle a. Madison
park yesterday afternoon by a scare OF ;
10 ii an intensely interesting game Of
baseball. II was an awfuIly hard game
for Anderson 10 lose. and a great victory
tor Andrews Bath pitched magaifcenety
Eve Innings had passed and neither SIDE
had scored The game vas clean GU. ana
scientific. In the first of the sixth. after
two men were out. Clark hit bah az
Gaumnitz that WAS too hot TO handle
Bahbitt's clean hit over second put Clark
on third. Babhitt started for second and
Blonde threw 10 Page. who got the hall
back 20 plate in time 20 retire Clark but
BloTio dropped the bali and the score
counted
Seattle tied the score in the last OF the
sixth. Anderson was hit by a pitched
BAN, stole second and made third on Par
rott'S sacrifice. Haynes threw the ball
high from first 70 catch Anderson al third
and he scored Neither side scored IN the
seventh, bat after two men were out in
the first OF the eighth Andrews beat out
hit that he made toward third. bat Dea
made a quick and Wild throw which al
lowed Andrs VS. 10 continue on 10 third.
Gaumnitz' error on Cl2rk's hard grounder
altuAeH aHdFS@S 10 score Seattle went
out in order.
Dalrymple. the first man up for Taco
ma Ia the ninth hit long fly to left. Rand
threw 10 second. but the bail took long.
ugly bounds. allowing paIrympie to score.
No one was really at fault With the
score , 10 / in favor Of Tacoma. Seattle
made desperate rally In The last OF the
ninth. Dea was hit by pitched ball, stole
second and got third on Blondes timely
single over second. The ball took high
bound when thrown TO the plate. and Dsa
scored. No one was 20 blame j. Was the
fault Of the grounds. Two men were Out.
and the crowd was greatly excited AZ The
possibility OF tying the score Coru.shey
ended the agony by giving Gates a chance.
The features Of the game were the mas
terIy p.tcAng Of both Anderson and An
drcws. the fielding of Da,rymple. Gates
and Comiskey. and the shorts;op work OF
both kleiher and Page.
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l.. 4. W. BULLETIN
freeman. the Portland Roy. Well Up
in the List of Riders.

BALTIMORE. Sent. 4.-Cha!rnan Nots.
OF the Z. a. ". racing beard. has isSaed
TIE following Bulletin:
The following - the score IN the national
championship: Baid, IL; Mcfarland. II.
Major Taylor. ii5. kI11hle. Ill: Cooper. lasl;
Arthur Gardiner. -: Freeman &, stevens.
IS: Mer;eCs. :. Jay Eaton. Is: john Fisher
II; William Martin. Is. Tom Batter. ?:
Bowler. :; kiser. s; Fred sims. &: DR..
Brown. 5. Jap Eden. 1: Becker. !; Nat But
Ter ;: Ear. Kaiser. 8; Bourotte. 9. - II.
Bly, .: Hills. jr-, .: Watson Coleman, =;
II. Z. Caldwell /: Cahsnne !: Charles
Campbell and John Woods of HilsboTo,
O.. are suspended from tt.e sanction pgivi-
iege and ruled OF ali L A ". tracks in
every capacity for promoting uasanctioned
races.
Fred s. Coulter. OF Frankfort, Ind. ard
track, are placed on the Gse Of those 20
whlca al sanctions viii he refused pending
payment az prices and SO fine FOR refusal
10 s>nd in reports. Coulter is also ruled OF
all l. a. w tracks.
Suspended pending investigation: 5. r
Goldberg. Sam Goidberg jr.. Of kalama-
goo, Mich.: Harry Peltaa. George 4. Bee
be- OF Grand Rapids, Mich: Robert Ken
nedy. James Quarre!s Tom Hayden. Al
exander Orr. Lewis LaVtz. OF Chattanooga,
Tenn.
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New AHFk SIR
The Democratic platforms * Texas ard
Missouri; favor expansion IA The Caribbean
and oppose il IN the racsGc. Taey seem 20
BE the result 81 = c0aaproEssiSc between lhe
lagieal aaa the tlTnld expansion.sss.
Ist ghcSe halfway expansio7tsts want
the United States - hQsii the Nicaragua
canal, Fer what7 JUS for tAr cesst!ng
trade and for the bEnetit OF fo~e;gl na-
tons carrying TIE vast commerce which
this coaasry Viii nat get un.ess il occupies
The Philippines ansi secures a strong foot
Ao.1 II fhe East.
rEe Nicaragua canal IS rot 20 he nsers
pAsagsway % tAe Pacific coast. hut =
taoro0eAfArc between the Atlantis and
the Pacsiic. q seSt&oA Of The ruaa 10 tho
Philippines and China. y great navy
win lie needed 70 defend that road TN
less a great commerce = TO arise. the
passascway IS not worth building, ana
the great navy VIII hot make as "a great
se3 power.
The Nicaragua canal leads 10 Manila
ana S>Sond
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RAILROAD RATES ARE DOWN.
But the state Legislature Dia Very
Little to Help.
NhAtEofl EGiI.E

Our fusion friends, taking their cue from
che OF Bryan's speeches. have repeatedly
declared that there had heen ~ reduction
in railway rates commensurate with the
decline IN prices q commodities. Our last
gathering. legally entitled 10 he called a
legislature. made long and load promises
that once give them the power they w0u.d
surely regulate railroad rates. They came
very near forgetting the mater entirely,
but aid finally pass a hill when was per-
tecty satisfactory 10 the railroad con-
panies. Has any fasionist heard OF a case
where the new law has been enforced. al
though al money appropriated for its en-
forcement has been spent? BGt how near
" correct was Bryan in his assertion
According 20 a bulletin issued by ;fe bu
reau Of statistics in f>67 fhe average rail-
road rates per tor mile was So cents. in
IS7-. J. 80 cents. in l~9. .t~i. ard in l>!s6.
.sfS cents. That is there has heen
steady decrease III railroad freight rates
amounting - q srnan fraction less than
IS per cent. white Z VIII rot be claimed
that products which make W :he bulk Of
freights have declined so much AS - per
cent during the time stated. With fn0st
persons Eryan's statements All not 50 as
far as the cold figures Of statistics But
we shall ~ apt 10 hear the same erTone-
Gus claim brought up lh.s fa,i and in go.
II - WORTHY OF r0te, 100. that he 1@-&nA
IN rates has been steady ard constant.
due psrtlv % increase % competition and
rarfIg 10 STATE regulation.
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THE LESSONS OF THE WAR.
Why Fusion Newspaper Is Now Re-
nubltcau.

NJ I
Besides bringing The sections u the coar-
try together on tie hattie!elds. this war
has proven that II time q danger. men in
high responsible positions are as patriotic
as those who III the humble places. II aas
taught Us that among the wealthy are men
who .ruly love IBIS fair land. i ia4 fAtte 9t
us that patriotism exists In both the man
son and The cottage, and that the society
coti!l-on leader can also lead a cavalry
charge.
1t has turned .nis:rust in statesmen to
faith and confidence. II has taught The
people that the nan they censured at the
opening Of the war was one OF the greatest
statesmen Of this age. Il has taught The
people 10 revere his name ard trust him ~
their chief executive. The American peo-
pie are not an ungratefui people. IL was
only for the president 10 direct during me
war and The people followed. Now when
the battles are fought and peace is sought
the people are ready 10 follow the counsel
OF their leader. His ability - cope With
the problems presented is recognized by his
political opponents. Mckinley has COM
mellced right in his peace negotiations by
placing Senator =. r. Davis. Of Minnesota.
on the peace com MISSION Senator Davis 3
recognized as one OF the leading autho:i-
ties on international Law and IS trle
Auler ican He is able 10 cope with the
whole Spanish commission. With such en-
.nent men ID represent Us there IS no dam
ger Of The American Rag being lowered on
any conquered island. With such good
work done by The administration and the
country generally prosperous. reasons bic
men are asking themselves whether II Is
not best 10 say. "On with progression and
national greatness" As far as we are con-
cerned we are not blind to tlis move 10
duty 10 upEoid The president through this
war 10 The end.
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SHELIER|NG UNDER HEAT
DEATHS AND REGISTRATIONS MOUNT
TO LARGE FIGURES.
and Nine In Philadelphia. While
the Heat Remain. indispensable.
Though IL Is Vow slightly Cooler.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4-The swe,;ering
heat q The past few days aas given place
'onlgh, to shade OF coolness. While tbs
neat of the city Was not as great IN the
matter Of degrees today. i; vas JUS. as
inSuferao.e, ana mare SO. than that Of
Saturday on account OF the continuance
OF the hot weather. Up 20 midnight there
had been reported th.rty-dve deaths aai
fifty prostra,ions from the heat; Today
everything that floa;ea carried crowd Of
humanity. and tie trains. cable ami troll
ley cars aal ether modes Of locom0tlon
Were damned With people al day long.
The average temperature OF the day In de-
gr.es was y. against = Ter the cogre-
spending day AZ last year.
The maximum temp ratu1e was s., bu.
The heat MAS heightened Is the humidity,
which kent MI .1at-
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this msay seem. considering the r~a-e.s-
szsE2s thes AAve endured te- 50 lor~
I contemplated undertaking an enter
prise there ia ire way Of stage lines into
Inc interior over the famous government.
FoaG between Peace s2d San Juan, which
cast So es0.d.s. ] believe tAaf many AnerI-
ears VII visit the island during tie next
few years Hotel accommodations are r.
adequate and o. a per3od long since pass
ed BY. Railroads viii he bulk ever ire
island. Hotels will spring ~. watering
places Will be established. and In other
ways the is.ari Will nova forward IS soan
as she people become accustomed % Amer
lean government.
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Trade With south Africa.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
South African trade reports during ihe
last fiscal ysar Indicate ensrh0t!caIy thai
tn. United States has large opportunities
for commercial progress IN the German,
EnEi!sa and native colonies OF Souia
Africa e!aHce however. AT the rela-
tive srsde done hy this country and Great
Britain under conditions. 100, that favor
;ne United States demonstrates that We
have not Vet ~ sun - scratch around ina
margin og our opportunities IN ihe COM
rnercial world The day caanot fse distant
when We shall realize 1ui.y the imporiancs
OF these oppo.t uui;les and adapt eur eoaa-
mcYcia. spiyl, energetically a.org he lines
II definite accomplishment
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Morris. the famous foos racer. that Green
Ripped.

Jack StaVe-. enc OF po-iiani's hes: known
professional bicycle racers. and George
sfaricks he p.ide Of Tacoma. are IN tae
cry ready 10 try conclusions once more.
sharics vas the champion Of the Pacific
coast last fail. He went Eas. this sum
HisF. but could not get In condition and
consequently did rot make star-spangaeei
showing. He ss a great rider Just The same
and his return Will be greeted with pleas
ure by ali except bis rivals
PEE BEE.
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Score by Inning =
sum ma ry-

Two-hgse Dalrywple.
Sacrifice hits-parrott. Comiskey-
Uit bv uitched tali-Ry Andrews. }.
Strtlrk 6ut~pv Anderson : Andrews, !.
Double piay-PaEe 70 GAumni;z-
Time Of game -,
Umptre-Mr. Blonde.
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

w:s1 ali tedies % ig~1w tAaf 81. asa1.
ger 81 = 0cAreh oftss~ fc~ tne ya a. - -
;sEu0-zs BAi.s. AZ F1@~. remedy = ii.S y .
rsssssttsesy care a. forms of fsTrs.e vee2k-
ness 3{tuaut t1e asa 4 a l'5y.s.e-a1. and
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-aere IS rs case - sai1&8I hglaast h2o} 4
,f4rs = I'D case - FaIsf1.l PSI .sats IL. OF
p ae4A. p.Sg5seefgIercs - Irr@ss3sag7ltss AIT
~ a4r is w..i cuF~- s.-s - ia a.szs = a@e-
es.r = ras53,-51e. oE augn fsssz. HIsE %sttsTe' q
syw-n remedy for vr9SUea - rs18 -esEoreG
rs 20 Nea-rA aftar AZ ntner sreHBs bad
failed and - lreio-ss~I ~ snaay Seattle IL
dies = NJ COST s-I nothing - Cgssv.iec CO
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rittshurg Il, ChtcaEo 8.

CHICAGO Sept. 4-Calahan's witness
VAS responsible for several &C Pl,tsburgs
runs today. He forced one in a. the start,
gave a base ana hit a batsmau ii the
sixth. both turning ia;o rams on a littie
lucky hitting McCo-mick's fielding was
the dlstsnc, feature ~ ne game, Attend
aY1e.. 2s1 score.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4.-There were
nine deaths rom the heat To-Day in this
ciiy and about twenty-five pro>trat.0ns.
Notwithstanding for the first time since the
presen, hot spell the thermometer showed
s!gns of falling. Fer The past three DAYS
the thermometer has lowered between q,
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PARIS. Sept. 4.-ln the 5o-snii.me,er cy-
Gle races hare today BoaheGrs the French
man. beat Cuuli.leg. the American cyellst.
by 30 meters.
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and ., bas sne maximum reached soiap
wsas 2 degrees. The w.gd reachei n veioc-
.ty y! ahoat Twelve miles ard aided mich
iE a!leyiat,uE Ire suffering fycsn the Aes:.
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y j. Carson. ot Castle Rock, has. aecld-
Ell not 10 ship his primes 20 The Eastern
market lie is building a chnnery ana VIII
~an the fruit OF other orchard:sts as Well
rs his ONE,
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Many Heat Pro~trations

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.--Today only on
death was reported. There were severa
rrostratioils. none OF which, however. M,
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C.uriuuatic. Cleveland %.

CINCINNATI Sept s-BTel1ans.s'a
nttchea wonderful game today. Glove
lana rad eleven men left 81 bases. FIVE -
then, oll thsFd tu. co01 nos sore, Powell
too VAS effective after the third inning.
Attendance. - Score
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will coon claim the at
tention OF ts1e scfsooiboys, meaa-
Ia bers Of a<hscsic Clubs who have
tine 10 spare and those who
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} FAN Block Now on Sale. :
CheaSty'S HaherdaShery,
SOLE AGENCY,
Second avenue and James street.

secont avenue and James street.
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