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Evening journal., 1898-05-20
FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1898
SUDRIFF FT1NN's COURs b


No one has criticized SHERIFF Fdnn
for the kindly consideration which he
has shown TO William ~ BOggs and
members Of his family since the sur
render Of Mr.. Boggs, and just why he
should he crIblcized for extending like
consideration to Colonel e. i. Cooper,
pending n final disposition Of his case,
is beyond our understanding Neither
man wants to nun away. BJgss has
alraady begun his term OF imprlson-
ment every day which he spends at
New CASTLE being a day off the time
he Will spend in the penitenuiary. He
has admitted his guilt, and it i;s NOW
mererly a matter OF serving his TIME
and becoming once more a free man.
Colonel Cooper has been convicted ON
one count OF an Indictment I'ehling
conscious OF mis- Innocence, he pr poses,
~ possible, to upset that verdict rem
dared under such extraordinary Circum-
stances. With him it is not matter
Of time, but one of viUdicati0n He
has name and a character AZ Stake,
and il lis for thdlr rehabilitation and
preservation that he win fight The
mere NATTER Of spending a year and a
half in the penitentiary lis nothing in
itself but a MATTER OF physical endur-
nnce, hut to go there as a convicted
felon is another thing He HAS no d.
sire to escape from custody He has
every desire to remain i'm custody until
There Shall be a final determination OF
hls case. If new trial or an appeal
Should go against him, he would un-
d0ubtedly rather serve the time inn
posed. whidh cannot possibly exceed
two years, and then be a free man
than to abuse the sholiffs Nindne vs. ani
confidence, escape and become 20 fugi-
tive for life. Meanwhile he hopes f0I
something infinitely beurer, and dhat Il
a final vindica,lon in court of justice
while the matter lis pending we do mol
believe That Sheriff Flinn will make q
mistake If he shows Colonel Cooper
thht kindness and courtesy whch h.
would like to haye extended t. him
self if HE were in Colonel Co0per's pO
sitiOn-
Evening journal., 1898-05-20
MEDAIpFOR WILMINGToN GIRL

Miss Annie Nolan, a native OF Ire
land but whose home is now in this
city, graduated with honOrs from the
Training School for Nurses Of the JET
fersOn Medical College Hospital last
night Miss Nolan was successful in
winning the gold medal offered by the
trustees for the highest examination
at the end Of the three years course.
The medal was presented by Dr.. r. p.
Davis, professor of obstetrics. in JEFF
ierson College There were nine other
graduates in the class. The exercises,
which were of an interesting nature,
were held in the hospital building, on
SAMSON street above Tenth, and We're
attended by several Wilmington people
SOCIAL AND Personal NOTES.
Mrs. Edward Lynch and niece, of
Erie. Pa. are visiting old friends in
this city.
Miss Matte Perkins has been visiting
at Marcus Hook.
NJ. w. Welch, Of Bridgeville, has
been visiting in the city.
Mrs. Lydia Leahy and son, Giles, of
West Grove. Pa, are spending q week
with Wilmington friends.
Mrs Daniel Daley. Of Springfield,
Pa, has been the guest Of Whining
ton friends.
Walter p Hackett, Of Philadelphia,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. b.
Frank Messick, on Harrison street
Mrs. Joseph Taylor has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Annie Rgby, at Mar
i Gus Hook
Mrs. Charles C. Hagneris visiting heI
daughter, Mrs. William A. Runner, at
| Rising Sun.
Mrs. John r. Nicholson, Of Dover
was in Wilmington yesterday.
Archdeacon George c. Hall has beer
the guest of Rev. William Willde, al
MiddletOwn.
Mrs. A. W. Wagner, of Brooklyn, n
Y, is visiting friends and relatives il
this city.
Evening journal., 1898-05-20

1O8 Ladies' Shirt Waists, fine,
we'll made, proper cut, fit like a
glove; instead of 81 will be 75c on
Saturday; have not seen the like for
a long time.
24e pairs mems bronze assorted
Socks, drop stitch; just right for
now; all sizes; actual value 25c. Sat
urday 13c. pair.
Children's and Misses Jersey rib
black hose, a special lot for Satur-
day 123c.
144 Ladies' Corset Covers, fine
cambria, right shape, well made and
12@c each.
125 Ladies' Muslin Drawers, um
brella style, 4 inch cambria ruflie,
yoke band-25c pair.
Ladies' Summer fine rib Vests
finished with silk braid, worth 25ci
for 12lc.
When you can find our prices as
high as goods are sold for let us
know.
Evening journal., 1898-05-20

Judge Audenried, OF Philadelphia,
must be blessed with a good lot Of
hard, commons. faltherly sense. Some
days ago two little boys, one 10 and
The other 70 yoars old. were found
guilty OF taking a team and driving 1t
around Iohe country for several hours
TIE jury recommended the Juvenile
culprits to THE mercy of the court. The
judge said that he was very much dis
posed to send the boys to t'he House OF
Refuge. but tod their faUher Jhat III
the latter wcu,d ge, a letter from the
paIstor Of THE parish saying THAT the
pastor had positive knowledge that thg
boys had been s5undly spanked by
ahelr father, he would suspend SEN
aence. This letter, said THE judge mus
be in his hands by next Monday, either
Wise me would commit both boys to thI
House OF Refuge This common sens
disposition OF the case was as amusing
as it was practical and, no doust, be
fore this time The boys have receive,
their whipping ait The hands of thef
father, and the PASTORAL letter attest
Ing the fact is probably i'm me hands o
the judge We do not helieye that h'
will ever regret having vested the pun
ishmCnt IN Parental hands
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Honesty yyith a string.

Sasan-Do you think that you could
ever bring yourself 10 commitPerjury2
Samuel-Well, might in case 1 had
just arrived from abroad with lot Of
smuggled goods.
"Of course. You know don't mean
that. What 1 mean is. would you ever
commit perjury where there was no
good excuse, you know?"-Boston
Transcript
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BISHOP FnSS COMING.

Bishop Foss, who has just returned
from an extended tour, visiting mis-
siOns abroad. will be given a reception
in st. Paul's Church. Seventh and
Market streets. next Thursday evening
at O'Clock He will at that time make
report of the missions as he saw
them
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oPENEn no TRAVEL.

The improvements to Pennsylvania
avenue. including the placing of over
head bridges at that thoroughfare, are
completed. and the road opened to
travel a telford road has been laid
on the avenue and the street is now in
excellent condition.
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NEW CASTLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.--No. % South Fifth street.
New Castle; brick house: slate roof:
seven rooms and bath: range: hot aud
cold water; gas: plastered summer
kiichen' good cellar; best location in
city newly papered; perfect condition.
immediate possession; easy terms Applv
c., w. Edwards, Evening Journal office.
Wilmington.
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CONTEMPORARY OPINION
PATRIOTISM IN GERMANY.

In Germtny they teach patriotism in
the popular schools; in England We do
not-at any rate, not Officially. In
Germany the kaiser's birthday. The an
niversary of Sedan, and other national
landmarks are celebrated in tne ma
ticnal schools. They have feass, and
music and excursions: but the children
have kept clearly before their eyes the
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ROYS -ARE PArRIOTs.

The boys OF Second and Franklin
streets will raise a large flag staff,
fOrty-five faat high, tomorrow. They
have secured s. toward purchasing a
flag. and when a sufficient sum is Sc
cured. "Old Glory will mount the
staff.
Evening journal., 1898-05-20

Il would be well for those merchants
and manufacturers who have not paid
their state license fees TO the clerk OF
the peace to do so Immediately. for on
Monday The grand jury will sit Tor the
special purpose of acting upon bills OF
indictment covering all delinquents
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KENNARD& &
62l-623 Market OtI

To secure best result
your shopping Saturd
Saturday evening you f
not fail to investigate tb
stocks to be found
While the qualities al
best, prices will be foI
low as the lowest.
Corsets-Many ladie
it difficult to find a CorS
is thoroughly SatisfactC
comfort and appearance.
attendants in this depal
are expert in selecting al
vising customers as t
makes most suitable. 4
well-known and reliable /
to be found here ST
sale, the Duchess of Nj
ough" Corset at SO cent.
Underwear-We offe
Cial line of Ladies' Low
ribbed Vests at I2H
regular 25c. quality
Waists-Just arrived
morrow's sale. a number
styles of Ladies' Wal
soc, 7sc and ST. 90 eacl
the above prices we are
ing the best values to be
anywhere. An inspectic
convince you OF TINS.
Collars and Cuffs in
newest shapes. Best
of Collars, I2Hc. each.
at I5c 2oc 25c. a pair
Neckwear-H a We
opened a large assortn
Ladies Summer Neckv
Pique Puffs and F
Hands. Also String
2sc. each.
Belts-The style and
ty of the Leather Belts
found here cannot be c
aCywhere-25c 29c.r
SOC 75c 81 90.
Petticoats-Special o
of Summer Petticoats
color; perfectly made
would be cheap at 75c.
Wrappers-You can
well-made Wrapper at II
the material alone wou
you, those shown he
Lawn and Percale at {
exceptional.
Separate Skirts in
Piuue and Linen, $I.oo,
$I,5o So 90, $2.5o, So
Crash and Piquc-
$3.50, $500, 5000,
$I8 90 each.
1t will pay you to v
store at any and all tim
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oPIrRE EnOnn

Is essential to the good health of your
family. A. & p. Elgin Creamery Butter
is the very essence of purity. Sold only
by The Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Co., S15 Market street.
Price this week, lie.
Evening journal., 1898-05-20
A eoLp MouNTEp SWORD.

Postmaster Moore yesterday afternoon
presented a gold mounted sword 10
Lieutenant Sasse, of Company {, at
MiddletoWn.
Evening journal., 1898-05-20

Free, with one pound of baking
powGar, 6-qt steel emanuel stewing kct-
lie, Saturday, May q. GRAND Union
Tea Co., 600 King.
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TWELVE TRAINS or SOLDIERS.

Nine trains of troops passed through
this city last night, southwark, over the
p. w. & b. railroad, and three trains
passed through over the B. & o. road
during the night.
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DIED.

MGETTIGEN.-On May 20. 1898. Mary
McGettigen, daughter of Edward and
Mary McGetitgen, aged s Syears and
months.
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
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CrOsby&Hnl
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

DOOAANA-0o GANLO OAN
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY.
MCCARTHY, VIM H.. Third st. markea
DRUGGISTS.
Dantorth, N. B., 124 Market street
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
T.awton, william, GIL Market street
Row, 1. Lewis, 413 King street.
CLOCKS AND JEWEBRY.
Rudolph, G. F., Attn and Market Sts
Baynard, S. H., Fifth and MayRet Sts
BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
Charles Warner Co.,, foot Market 81
BICYCLES.
HRrtlove, W. H., cor. Srd and French
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Cummings, 302 Market street.
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
Kelly, Francis s. & Co.
PAWNBROKEFtS.
Harris, H.. 126 Market street
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BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY.
MCCARTHY, VIM. H.. Third St. market
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DRUGGISTS.
Dantorth, N. B., 124 Market streets
Evening journal., 1898-05-20

BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
Jharles Warner o., foot Market 81
Evening journal., 1898-05-20

BICYCLES.
HRrtlove, W. H., cor. Srd and French
Evening journal., 1898-05-20

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Cummings, 302 Market street.
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INTO A TRAP.
only stubborn Fighting and American
Grit saved Gen. Noung's Command
From AnnihiIation or Capture.
sjogvist.

JURAGUA, Cuba. June %. via Kinqs-
ton. jamaica, June 27.-The initial
fight of Col Woods rough riders and
the troopers OF the LIST and 10th rcru-
lar cavalry will be known in HISTORY as
the battle of La Quasina. That it did
notend in the complete slaughter of the
Americans was not due to any mis-.
calculation in the plan OF the Span
iards, for rs perfect an ambuscade as
was ever formed in the brain of an
Apache Indian was prepared and
Lieut.. Col Roosevelt and his men
walked squarely into it, For an hour
and half they held their ground under
a perfect storm OF bullets from the
front and sides. and then Col Wood at
the right and Lieut. Col Roosevelt al
the left led charge which turned the
tide Of battle and sent the enemy flying
over the hills toward Santiago.
10 is now definitely known that 10
men on the American side were killed
while go were wounded or are report.
ed to be missing
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AN AVERAGE VERDICT.
LII Was struck Through n Dincrene.
OF Opinion Among the Jur,
on DamoGcs

While the lawyers We're wnitin,, To-,
70 open, and before they flew al c3rb !. Jll-5I
Threats, they exchanged a few stores y. ~
profession. '' zoe
The strongest trial in which I ,,.,..
engaged was one of my tirst. !" snid F, r,., ,S'ys
headed attorney. Il WAS counsel ~, NJ
plaintiff IN suit brought TO recover a ,,'., we
caused by runaway horse Nv cl,e.s - -
been knocked down and slightly hrn,s..f ~
very much, Just enough TO base \ I.,'..,...
on. l had a very strong case. in fg,t lax s-ls
was practically no defense aud tile Il ". ~ n
ant Was rich man. so asked tor ~ On ~
ing 20 get halt. Well. when the nm, -. -
IN they rendered verdict Tor tbe IS ., me
with damages assessed at =. 6S5 az LII
the judge promptly set the verdict a.ids -
excessive, and ! had 20 begin all over s.,,.a
some days later met the foreman N ~.
Jury and asked him how in the world ~,
arrived at such a verdict icy
Wei, ! don't quite understand I. ms
sell, ne said, scratching his head ~,
an agreed Tor the plaintiff on the frsf y,.o
nut each fellow had his own ideas az III ~,
damage, l was IN favor of ~ 600 aro.b..
fellow thought 4 ought to be s. O0O ma 49,
other stuck out for 500. and W., ,vrre ~
ting a tangled up, when one Of the iurv No.
gested that we strike an average
But you couldn't have done that's
That's just what we did aid Tho for,.
man. Zach man put down what he tbeu,b,
ilgnt and l added them together. l-noe-
there does seem 20 be something ,yron,
ABOUT that verdict, but hanged IF / can "a
"here II IS! Chicago Times.Hcrald.
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OFFICIAL REPORT.
One Man Killed. Two Seriously and si1
slightly Wounded the Texas
Last Wednesday.
ago

WAsmNGToS, June 27.-Last We'd
nesday, while the troops of Gen.
Skaters army were landing near
Baiquiri, Cuba, Adm. Sampson. with
the idea of diverting the attention Of
the Spaniards from the landing. made
demonstration with the battle shin
Texas at Cabanas, about five miles
east of Guantanamo. The Texas en-
gagged the west battery of Cabanas for
several hours. During the engagement
a shell from the battery struck the
Texas and, bursting, killed one man
and injured several others. Sunday
night the navy department received
this dispatch from Adm. Sampson:
PLAYA DEL ESTE. June 2G.-The fol-
lowing is a list of casualties on the
Texas, June -: Killed-Apprenti Q
Franl, J. Blakely.
Seriously Wounded--Apprentice Ray
mond Russell, George Francis Mullin.
Slightly Wounded-Seaman Rudolph
Earl Engel, Seaman Hugh Amos Lee.
Landsman John Emory Lively, Cox
swain John J. Simonson, Apprentice
John Edward Nelson, Seaman Avoid
SiorviSt.
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REPORTS OF ENGAGEMENTS.
il Engaged To he Reported to
the Adjutaut General

WAsmNGToN, June 24-Arraup..
ments have been made by the war de-
partment by which reports OF all en-.
gagcments in which the army may bc
engaged will be made TO the adutant
general Of the army. The order re-.
curing this 20 bc done was issued
Thursday 10y Gen. Miles and is as fcl.
lows: After every engagement with
the enemy, written reports thereof
viii he made by commanders OF rcri.
ments, battalions or squadrons. com
panies or dctachments. and bv all
commanders OF higher grade. each
in what concerns his own command
which reports viii be forwarded
through the proper channel TO the al.
jutant general Of the army.
Commanding officers OF all dctach.
ed or independent batteries. troops CUP
companies in the field. will forward n
monthly company return direct 90 che
adjutant general OF the army
In order that the war department.
may be- ia possession Of tho latest in.
formation respecting the army. all rc.
turns. muster-rolls. etc. will be-
promptly forwarded when due
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oSHKoSH'S WAR.
30 Far One Man Killed and a Number
Wounded-Presenec OF Troops Pre-
vents More Bloodshed.

OSHKOSH, Wis, June 25.-The CITY is
in "a fever OF excitement. Militia have
arrived from Milwaukee and their pres.
ence has added to the tension. but il,
prevented another outbreak The
strikers had planned an attack on the
factory of the Paine Lumber Co. Thurs
day, but when they reached the
grounds soldiers stood ready 10 receive
them ana the mob faded. The causal.
ties in Thursdays fighting aggregated
nine non-union men.
The only one killed was O striker
named James Morris. who was TRYING
90 force his way into the Mcmillan
grounds and was struck on the head by
an engineer employed iu the mill. The
troops here are Companies ID. C.. T.. H..
OF ihc 4th regiment. the Light Horse
cavalry and "a battery of artillery with
two Calling guns, all from milwaukee,
They are in command OF Brig. Cen.
Boardman, who has opened hcadouar.
tiers 90 the city hall He has issued ar
order 20 the troops directing them &c
protect life and property 10 necessary.
they are TO Gre upon the mob but NOT
without warning them to dcsi.t and
ret out Of the way. The Pane. Me.
Milan. Eadford Morgan and William.
son factories. Gve in all. wi.. Start ur
under protection Of the militia.
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SPANISH RETREAT.
Two Brigadss of American Troops Ad-
vance TO within -Four Miles OF
santiago de Cuba

HEADQUARTERS or GEN. CHAFFEE,
two miles beyond Sevilla. June 20. via
Port Antonio. Jamaica, June sT.-The
American troops are now within four
miles of Santiago de Cuba. Two
brigades of Brig. Gen. Lawtou's divis-
ion in command of Gen. Chaffee and
Col Il. II. Hall OF the 2d Massachusetts
volunteers, Saturday night and sun
day moved forward past the village OF
Sevilla, where the Spaniards were ex-
pected to make a stand. and occupied
the hills 10 the right and left
Two miles beyond, far out in front
of the American forces and occupying
the roads leading TO Santiago. is n
force of 800 Cubans under Gen. Carlos
Gonzales. The entire Cuban army. un-
der direction of Gen. Calixto Garcia,
is missing for "A cooperative attack on
Santiago. Garcia, with 5000 Cubans. is
expected from the interior before
nightfall, while from Acerraderos. 20
miles TO the west of Santiago, 1000
Cubans arrived sunday.
There are no Spaniards in the entire
country between Baiquiri, where most
of the American troops were landed,
and Santiago. The retreat of the enemy
after Fridays battle apparently be-
came a rout, which did not end until
the fortifications around the city were
reached. The transport Leona sunday
brought 10 Jaragua from Acerraderos
nearly 1000 insurgents, thoroughly
armed and plentifully supplied with
ammunition. They are part of the
army of Gen. Garcia and have been
sent to the front to join the insurgents
already occupying the roads 70 Santi-
ago.
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RECRUITS GALORE.
Thursdays Arrival at Chicamauga the
Largest Since Recruiting Began.
Two Car Loads of Medicine Arrive for tho
Hospital DePartment-Au the Troops
Are I'm Excellent Health-Maj Geo.
W. Gray Married TO Miss Clark

CHICRANfAUoA NATIONAL MILITARY
PARK, Ga, June 2A-There was moth
ing out of the ordinary in Thursdays
doings among the regiments. The
usual drills were practiccd throughout
the command and many of the regi-
mental quartermaSters were busy pro-
vidiug for the numerous squads of
troops that arrived during Wednesday
night and Thursday. Thursdays ar
rivals at the park exceeded in
number any day yet since
the first recruits arrived,
the number probably being in excess
of 1000. or this number 2e7 was for
the sth New York; Ga for the l4th New
York; 1913 for the 9th Pennsylvania; 50
for the 9th Pennsylvania; 50 for the SD
Iowa; 20 for the LIST Missouri; 30 for
the LIST Maine and squads of greater or
less number for the Tooth Indiana. LIST
West Virginia, the lst Kentucky cav
airy and the 10th Pennsylvania.
No ordnance stores arrived Thurs
day, nor had Capt Rockwell received
advices of any that are likely to ar
rive. The only thing of this nature
handed out for distribution Thursday
was carload of equipage for Col.
Grigsby's cowboys cavalry. Two ear
loads of medicine arrived Thursday
for the hospital department. While
other shipments will be arriving
from day TO day, Col. Hartsufr. chief
of the department says that the
erfrnnlfna
for any demand that is likely
to arise in camp. In fact the daily
health reports show the demands for
medicines Will hardly increase. Per-
haps there never was command of
such large proportions enjoying such
an excellent state of health. The men
have every cause for the high spirits
which they possess. While their duties
are on the increase. causing them to
be more and more exposed to the
weather the death rate has decreased
during the past two weeks more than
100 per cent
Sentences were rendered in the cases
OF Privatcs Poore, Payne and Lonclat,
OF the sth Massachusetts,, and Private
Sultz, of the 21st Kansas. charged with
having been asleep on duty, but no;
having yet been reviewed by the COM
handing officer, the sentences have not
been made public
Capt Gen. Ell<ins. of the lst West
Virginia, recently appointed adjutant
general TO Gen. Coppinger left on or
der Thursday for Tampa to report for
duty with his corps.
Maj. George Gray Ward, chief sur
gcon of the 18th New York, was mar
ried Thursday at the Second Presby-
terrain church, Chattanooga, to Mrs.
Edith Clark, of New York city. Rev.
Terry, regimcutai chaplain. officiating.
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NonadnooE -tart. ~ MAMA

SAE iEANcisCo. June 60 The moui-
Cor Monaduock viii SAIL Tor Manila
Thursday afternoon. The collier Nero
VIII also start about the same slime.
The var vessel Will go to Honolulu un.
der her own steam. After being caa.cd
there She viii bc towcd by tbe Nero
1000 miles toward Manila when She
VIII Dee cast of and make the rest oi
the way by herself thc Nero standing
oy tooc of assistance. 70 necessary The
MonadnocN is folly equipped for tHc
v'oya9e and is under command of Capt
vs. % Whiting.
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CLEVELAND. O.. June o. The game
20 have been played between Cievc.
land and New York. at Euclid Beach
park sunday afternoon. was prevent.
ed by officials OF Collinwood village
The players were notified that they
would De- arrested as soon as the first
ball was pitched and the game was
therefore abandoned Four thousand
persons were outside the gates. but
were not admitted Co the ground The
postponed game viii be played Tues.
dav.
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Washington. ID. a.. nndRcturn

on july Sd 70 9th, tickets viii be sold from,
al points TO Washington. u. q aud ,, I'm
wa the Chesapeake and Ohio Ry M ou.. ire
plus 500 on account OF the meeting of H.
National Educational Assn. Tickets wlI
be good until July IL returning and mar, Ia
extended TO August Slst This & the bcss
opportunity you viii have 10 visit the IA.
last, also Old Point Comfort aud Hamr,ioo
TIC Squadron. ''''n'
for particulars and sleeping car rcsorv,.
lions apply To L. l.. Truitt. Nor Wet
fass Agent, 23i Clark St. Chicnrn. nm.
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MuscF ind June ~ Mary Hatf.
Owe year old. fcu .s feet into 70 ,y...
wednesday evening and escaped with
? sight hru'-e. Sine saved herself
from drowning by holding 60 bucket
which topp.ei in after her until a. man
was lowered aud pulled her ont
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TACOMA Wash. june 20 -ftis am
no"nc.d here shat tac Northern Pa
cihc steamship CO. has secured nae
contract for the transportation OF
elent more stcamerioads OF railroad
iron from Tacoma % Japan. The com.
pany has already loaded three steam.
crs here with similar cargo