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baseball Notes.

Perry Werden has nearly recovered the
complete use of his injured leg, but whether
he will be able to play ball again has not
as yet been demonstrated.
The game to-day viii be called at o'clock
sharp. All the newsboys of the city. to-
gether with the bootblacks, will assemble at
the corner of Monument place and Meridian
street, where they villa board the cars direct
for the ball grounds.
Along with it's other bad luck Minneapolis
Is to lose its star short stop, Rice. Boston
has asked for price on the man. and if
not sold before the season closes he will
be drafted at the proper time. This will
be blow likely to hurt Minneapolis next
season.
willy Hutchinson is to- report to the Min
neapoils club as soon as he can arrange his
affairs, now somewhat tangled on account
of the failure of the railroad enterprise he
put his money into in Missouri last winter.
The matter is now in the courts. He is
badly needed by the sMillers.
AS stated in the Journal. Walter Wilmot
has been signed to manage Minneapolis, and
Will report when the team returns home
Saturday. The second base gap i'm the Min
neapolis infeld has been filed by the sign
ing of Jack Dolan. Burke, late third base
man of the Peoria Western Association
team. has been signed to take the place of
Charley Kelley. whos is to go to Denver
to attend to private business for the season.
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At Springfield r.. H. E.
Springfield 20 1 0 0. 0-6 II 1
Batteries-Wells and Graffius; Smith and
Zinram.
Toledo 30 o 40 % O-S IS i
Fort Wayne o 0 o 0 0 OIL 2
Batteries-Fisher and Arthur; Rieman
and Campbell.
At Dayton ''" r. IT. E.
DAYTON ........2 o. 2 - o. 1 IS Is 2
Youngstown, 20 O. o 2 0 Is Z 5
Batteries-Huston and Lattimer; Martin
and Schrecongost.
At Grand Rapids-First game: r. H E.
CIR. Rapids. q 2 0 8 0 0 o. Ala 10 3
Mansfield 81 2 2 90 O-S s 8
Batteries-Carson. Wayne and Cote; Ely,
Law and Belt.
Second game: r. H. f.
CIR. Rapids. % O o SO 0 OF 8 8
Mansfield 80 3 1 0 2 5 *--10 1e 5
Batteries = Nonnemacher, Harper and
Cote; Kostal and Belt.
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NEW YORK July 20.-One hit was the
sum total the Brooklyns secured off Magee
to-day, and, as the Louisvilles made eleven
off Yeager. the Colonies won without
trouble. It is rumored that the Brooklyns
are negotiating with Washington, and that
Catcher Grim will shortly be added to the
Senator's pay roll. Score:
r. II. E.
Brooklyn 40 o Oil o o 90 OIL 4 8
Louisville 80 0 0 0 90 0 3 IA IL
Observation-Disclosures and Ryan; Magee and
Kittredge. Umpires-Lynch and Andrews.
Attendance-4O0. .tr~et
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Two-base Hits-Motz (2). Mcfarland, AL
len, McNeeley.
Three-base Hit-Kahoe. rrt.f
Home Run-McFarland. rA
Sacrifice Hits-Phillips, Allen, Carey.
Bases on Balls--Off Phillips. 1; off Wright
4; off McNeeley, A.
Wild Pitch-Wright. l.
Double Plays-Aller, Stewart and Motz;
Davis and Ritter.
Base Hits-Off Phillips. 5; off Wright. 10:
off McNeeley, s.
Struck Out-By Phillips, 6; by Wright, l.
Passed Ball-Kahoe.
Left on Bases-Indianapols. s.; Mlnneapo-
lis, s.
rTmpire-Cantillon.
Time-1:50.
Attendance-500.
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Lotus Feeling for n Crowd.

COLUMBUS, o., July pa special to the
Dispatch from Dubuque. Ia. says: Manager
LOTUS, of the Columbus baseball team. is
yet in doubt as'to where he will locate his
team. He says he will return to Columbus
IL a paying attendance is assured. The per-
rnanency of Dubuque depends on the at
tendance at the games. II failure Is met a
new location will be sought. which may be
Columbus or some other place. The claim
is MADE here that the transfer was made
only to influence the attendance in Column
hus
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l.. A. Nv. .snoker..

The Indianapolis l.. A. w. Club members
enjoyed their regular weekly smoker last
night. with a full attendance. No business
was transacted, but there was plentiful
supply of pipes and tobacco and liquid re-
freshmentS OH hand. String music was fur
nished in the parlor, and as Mayor Taggart
President Hiram Brown and Robert Spring
steen could not attend. a megaphone was
attached to the telephone and connected
with the homes of the absent ones. and in
this manner they were enabled to hear all
the good things offered.
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Sam Murbarger has taken charge of the
athletic end of the smoker to be given
by the L. A. w. Meet Club during the big
meet in this city. The programme will con-
sist of wrestling and boxing matches inter-
spersed with vaudeville performances by the
Georgia Minstrels. On this night the men,
bers and their friends will be surfeited with
good times as the smoker will begin at Q
O'Clock at the Park Theater and continue
undated until o'clock a. m. or later The
full programme has not as yet been COM
peted. but is in the hands of a committee
which is working on il constantly.
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NEW YORK, July 20-Loose pitching by
Doheny and poor throwing by Hartman lost
the game for New York in the first inning.
Meekin relieved Doheny in the second and
was effective. Score:
r. II. E.
New York. ....1 0 o 90 ! 0 3-5 10 5
Pittsburg .....5 2 0 0 90 o. 40 /
Batteries-Doheny, Meekin and Grady;
Killen and Shriver. Earned runs.-New
York, g. Triple pIay-Grady and Davis.
Umpires-Swartwood and Wood. Attend
ance, 1.50O.
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DETROIT, July 20.-Wrangles with UNI
pire Carruthers were the feature of to-day's
game. Hahn was responsible for three runs
in the fourth. throwing wildly to first twice,
the second time two men scoring. Caruth-
ors. after an extended wrangle in the sew
enth. put Elberfeld out of the game and
fined him. Score:
r. Fl. E.
Detroit .0 90 0 o 0-4 5
st. Joseph.....0 0 0 0 3 0 0--6 5 ?
Batteries-Hahn. Wilson and Bulow;
Wadsworth and McCauley.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 20-Snappy
fielding and Taylors brilliant pitching took
the first game of the series from the Cow
boys. The visitors scored their only run
on a hit. a base on balls and two wild
pitches. Score:
r. II. E.
Kansas City..0 0 0 IL 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Spear; Egan and
Wilson.
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SENATOR'S DUE TO WIN.
The Reds Were Their First Victims i'm
over Week.

WASHINGTON. July 20-The Senators
broke a string of seven defeats by winning
from the leaders in a good game. Attend
ance. 1000 Score
r. H. e.
Washington Il 0 0 l 1 0 o SO 10 /
Cincinnati 20 0 0 O Q o. S 4
BatterIes-Mercer and Mcclure; Dwyer
and Peitz. Earned un-Washington. !.
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Captain Kruger, accompanied by several
patrolmen. yesterday made tour of in
spection OK several of the alleged gambling
dens. but failed TO unearth any violation of
the law In several rooms which in times
gone by have been used for gaming old Ia
bles were found covered with dust but
nothing that would indicate recent game
The police do not believe there is public
game OF any sort being operated in the city
and claim that what gambling there is here
II done by small groups of players who
meet one night in one place ana another
night some place else.
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Kent the Hits Scattered.

BALTIMORE. July 2o.-Cleveland out
batted the Orioles to-day, but the latter hit
the ball more OPPORTUNITY and won an in
teresting game. Both teams felded bril-
liantly. Attendance, 1,51O. Score:
r. H. e.
Baltimore 80 o 80 10 2 % II 8 2
Cleveland $50 0 0, 0 o 2 0-3 10 S
Batteres-Maul and Robinson: Powell
and Criger. Umpires-McDonald and O'Day
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$1,000 Damage Suit.

Louis A. Fleury brought a damage suit
in the Superior Court yesterday against
Theophius Petit, who is charged with as
sauting the plaintiff on July g. Fleury
claims he was badly injured and demands
damages in the sum of So, 600.
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Y. nj. C. A. Team OutcIassed.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVfLLE, Ind, July 2O.-The
second game between the Danville Qll)
team and the Y. M. c. A. was a victory for
the visitors by a score of 9 to 8.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Criminal Court.
John f. Mccray. Judg


The State of Indiana VS. Harry Lock and
Charles Richardson; grand larceny. Rich
ardson twelve years of age, Committed to
Reform School. Harry Lock thirteen years
old. Discharged until further orders of
court.
The State of Indiana VS.. John Hardin and
Frank Dillon; entering house to commit
felony and petty larceny. Finding of
guilty as to defendant. Dillon and that he
is eighteen years odd. Sentenced to the
workhouse for one year. Hardin pleaded
guilty Fined 81 and costs Sentenced to
the county Jail for seven months.
The State of Indiana VS., Richard Riddle
and Charles Mccoy; entering house to COM
NIT felony and grand larceny. On trial by
court Evidence heard and taken under adj
visement an -
Schwartz: incorrigibe. Cause dismissed on
motion of plaintiff
New Suits Flied.
Minnie Stetzel VS.. Frank Stetzel; suit for
divorce Superior Court, Room /.
Charles H. Smith et al. vs.. B. l.. Blair
ct al: suit on contract Superior Court.
Room 1.
Indiana Bond Company VS.. World Build
ing Loan and Investment Company ct al
street lien. Superior Court Room 9
Wesley b. Burford VS.. Henry Il. Mathews
ct AL; injunction. Circuit Court.
Louis A. Fleury vs.. Theophilus Petit;
damages. Superior Court, Room 2
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winners at EIkhart.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
V,,1x u

ELKHART, Ind. July 20-Results at the
Barney Driving Park to-day follow:
Three-year- old, 2:30 trot; purse, $500: Sere-
pima first, Charley Herr second. Pamlico
Chief third, Dr. Spellman fourth. Six other
starters. Best time, 2:20%.
Three-year-old 2:30 pace; purse, $500: Art
Alec won, in straight heats; T. Maid second,
Vizenio third. Kingfisher fourth, Miss Evlin
fifth. Best time ELSE.
$40 Trot; purse, $500: B. c. won. in
straight heats; Dolly Mechute second Sybii
H. third, Tekmar fourth. Kamala, Simon
T., Onward, Silver. and Tintoret also start
ed. Best time, 2:17&.
2:12 Pace: purse, 81 900: Lena N. first,
Pentland second, Ding third, Babette
fourth. Ruby Messenger, Verna Strong
wood, Jib, Jonas. Fairview, Mcbride Billy
H., Russell T. and John A. Sea also started.
Best time, PIN.
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Stolen bases-Smith,. Selbach. Two-base
hit-Smith. Three-base hit-Wrigley. First
base on balls-Of Mercer. A. off Dwyer, l..
Hit by pitched ball-ReitZ. Struck out-By
Mercer, l. Left on Washington, a:
Cincinnati. 6. Time-Two hours. Umpires-
Emslie and Hunt
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BOSTON, July 2O-The Bostons defeated
st. Louis in an almost sfeatureless game to-
day, Nicholas pitching being too much for
the visitors, except Stenzei. Score:
Boston ........2 o 0 03 2 0 ~ II Q
st. Louis 80 0 0 l % 0 "a 8 /
Batteries-Nichols and Bergen; Hughey
and Clements. Umpires-Snyder and Con-
molly. Attendance 500
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Orphans sIugged the PhiiIies.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-Chicago de-
feated the Phillies to-day by hard hitting.
The home team gave a miserable exhibition
of baseball Attendance, 4,2SS Score:
r. III. f.
Chicago .....3 o 0@0a9s0 2 0--15 IA 8
Philadelphia 0 0 / 40 0 Or
Batteries-Calahan and Chance; Piatt,
Murphy and Mcfarland, Umpires--Gaffney
and Brown.
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DUBUQUE. Ia. July 2o.-The Western
League game here to-day between Column
bus and St. Paul was victory for Column
bus. Score:
r. H. E.
st. Paul.......3 0 is
Columbus 80 4 0 0 0 2 @ 0 0-6 10 )
Sullivan.
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w. A. franklin of Sheridan, charged with
violating the Internal revenue laws by sell
ing liquor without a license. was yesterday
given a hearing before United States Com
missioner Van Buren, and was required to
furnish a bond of $780,
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DIRECTUM KELLEY WON
CAPTURED THE RICH MERCHANTS,
AND MANUFACTURERS PRIZE.
Time Record for the Event Lowered a
al TrOtting Circuit Races.

DETROIT Mich, July 2o-Directum
Kelly, the product of the Eastview farm
and the property of James Butler, of New
York, won the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' annual stake race to-day He also
lowered the Merchants and Manufacturers
time record by quarter of a second below
2:1l1a, made by 'Rilma, the winner of the
stake last year. Kelly's former record was
2:l4. In winning the great event of the
blue ribbon meeting he displayed splendid
staying qualities as we'll as speed When
the race was over the winner was paraded
before the crowd of five thousand people
wearing a floral blanket representing the
stars and stripes.
Kellys principal opponent was the Colo
RADIO mare, Belle j., who failed to stay in
front after two heats. Battleton, a Village
farm gelding, driven by the noted Geers
was strong favorite in the auction pools
before the start, but he was drawn after
finishing four times among the also rams
The Toledo mare, Lurline McGregor, which
was considered a very good chance was
distanced in the first heat. caused by break
ing of rein buckle. Belle j. became the
first choice at even money and upward after
the first heat, until Directum Kelly showed
his business qualities.
The day was ideal and the track fast
-Four races were finished before dark. be-
sides completing the 2:1e trot. unfinished
Tuesday Matte Patterson got first money
in the latter event, Judge-at-Law second
Sister Alice third and Ebert fourth. Time
in the deciding heat 2:12s4. The three
minor races of to-day went to favorites,
but most of the heats were we'll fought
out.
The sixteen starters in the Merchants
and Manufacturers stake scored thirteen
Belle j. pulled away from the crowd at the
quarter and passed Tacomas, the leader,
before reaching the half. Major Chew came
out and held third place. Belle j. won the
heat easily. The Colorado mare calamity
held her pole lead throughout the second
heat. Kelly drove his horse out so strong
in the home stretch that ne broke and let
led in the third heat, with Tacomas seco nd
to the three-quarter. Then Kelly went out
for the race. He forged ahead at the Gis-
lance pole, the tagging gait of Belle j. at
the finish showing she was certainly tired.
1t was the fastest heat in the annals of the
Merchants and Manufacturers event
Major Chew essayed to get better place in
the fourth heat. He had great brush With
Belle j. and D1rectum around the second
turn. The Major broke near the finish, and
1t was Kelly again, Belle ]. this time I'm
ishing among the alsos. Directum Kelly
left the bunch and won the fifth heat With
little trouble. He took about $500 Of the
money Belle ]. $500, and Major Chew
$1,000 A tWo-thousand-dollar consolation
event for the nonwinners will be trotted
Friday. To-day's summaries:
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'sMILLERs" EASILY SHOWED Under
BY THE INDIANAPOLIS TEAM.
Locals Build Up Their Batting Aver
ages-The Game Had Few In
teresting Features.


Western League
Minneapolis at indianapolis.
st. Paul with Columbus at Dubuque.
ST. Joseph at Detroit.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
National League
Cleveland at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Louisville at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION commence to sell at auction Thurs
uays July n, at 2:S0 p. m, at 237 East Washing
TON Opposite courthouse, a consignment of
watches, jewelry. silyerware clocks, cutlery Sales
g Z;se ana 1850 each day until all sold. T. Il.
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CLAIRVOYANT.

-, r1,r(S,~ -, =. = -@>-~>~~~>~>~>~~~~~
CLAlHNp1 ANT-Alrs. Griswold reads past pres.
success and, happiness. SAG East South street
Hours, 10 a. m. to D. m.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meat cutter: must under
stand his business and be strictly sober None
house grocery.
The sun., 1898-03-21

for three wears after the first SIT OF APP
year. 1t must hc non partisan. The
members are paid per diem for y linn
tied nunl"r ot days.
The state Board uf Education is the
sovereign head ol the school government.
As long as i, appears an impos,lbilily To
s,clre State Superintendent for nllr
Commonwealth, just 50 long must and
should the State Board h body Of
effective powers. At present. under the
existing Jaw, It's powers are in nublbus,
or in grcl,lio Itgis The new bill makes
the Board composed Of the Chancellor
and president "f delaware College.
These lnll., bc continuing members and
hence gives certain amount OF stability
to tn" Board. Then there are the Gov
crnur he Auditor (the latter since he
must Of necessity settle the accounts Of
the school districts and Therefore must
be the recipient of a certain class Of r'
ports, all acquaintance with which would
be helpful t" the work OF the Eoar') !,
and the senior ntiulNr of each Of the
County Boards.
u" i"'sll't ''''N 'lh N''tlllN III
trndcnt>. Without tl.s power. the
Board could have but little authority
over a superintendent. This must, al
most Of necessity. take away from the
position Of the superintendent any tngc
OF politics. 1t has, in fine, final jnr>dic.
ton and summary power in all school
matters not affecting, however, the local
government Of the districts. 1t meets
quarterly, instead "i annually as at pres,
rnt and limited per diem is allowed its
members.
1t should m added ,l,at the purpose is
no, t" have he provisions IT the bill up.
ply to The >clru. nf the City uf Will
mlngt"n, where conflicting with the Ac,
OF incorporation.
The blII is now public property The
duty Of those who believe in its plans,
a- well as those who are honestly "p-
posed to it. is t" make the fact known
tot he members of the General ASSEM-
bly,. ..--A. Henry RIm,lIN. lE.
Dover, De-. March y, I>N>.
The sun., 1898-03-21

TnE Senate has been discussing the
bill for he establishment OF national
system oI quarantine. 1t has been de-
cidrd 90 build eight lcvrnur cutters III
all ayyl,, a,r cost "i S2,oN,WD. The
House Las I.ccn lrNolimy its attention to
1he r"sl"t'icr appropriation bill. The
Erna'r Committee on Foreign Relations
has recommend 1t that the Hawaiian
Islands be anIr>rd by Il joint Resolution.
The rv-n,li;iu iun arii,'> viii il the ,rXt ui
the treaty hich has been undrr l>r,s-
sion III executive session iur ;" long Il
time. '!.n "np"innont # +. y. pnWl-
erIN It, Nu'uilIl>>lpiir IT lnll lgr.t !nll
has been confirmed. banrIr H. Bruce.
Register OF he Treasury. is 'rlh.
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THE excitement waiting for rhr report
upon the Maine talIS for Il statement ul
the two ideas which are, Al the bottom oi
the Cuban question in it, bearing Upou
the l'uItrd States. First, IT," policy III
TINS 'rpNvnlurHt toward tutH doc nut
depend upon til" "uncipl>ion Vt thr lour
oi IN@Tlry a. to- WhpIrr the Maine va,
blown up or rNp.uD,rd that is IT, say,
whether the c"U-r ut ier destruction
calnr from without OF within. ThcoHij-
ga' ION to stop Spanish barbarity in Cuba
am the opportunity to deliver Cuba
trolu Spanish Transatlantic domination
90 hJnI in hand and cuutinu" regard
les i he fate Uf Uur lost uatl.u~nip.
Srct nd. the future attituh" Of this COY.
ernlu"nt toward Cuba docs not depend
upon IT," response Of spain to any de-
nian1 for rclnration which may follow
the lrport that the Maine WAC blown up,
with or without connivance in Havana.
Spain Submission to every NrlarI Ui
ours cannot alter the situation by the
b,cadth of hair. The centre of the
situation is Cuba, surrounded BY the
sympathy and traditions Of the United
States, by our relations to the Western
world and the Western worlds relation
to Europe, is the guide for our policy
toward Spain, and the cry Of "llurrym
which comes to us alike from the hcroisln
and the misery Of Cuba, is echoed by
every State Of the Union
The sun., 1898-03-21

GKEAr ERlrAlN says ii doesn't want
Hawaii but this uUr>n', make it So. 1t
is sometimes good policy to pr.,rnd
not to notice What yun are hoping T."
grab.
The sun., 1898-03-21

bAnuIr l.. NunD, i holding Wumdrr.
ful spiritual meetings in New York. Il
il ",id, hi that 'r has lost none uf ul~
power IT, AN evangelist. Sincere thr.
,lans ut every uH}W" listen with aij~ulilUs
lnlrt,s. 10 t~ stirring and Inspiring ap
raI>. The pi"Nlu"na'ty large at)rui-
Alcc 1T ali l.l- meetings I tll~ IH~t week i
a srIl2l"U* pirnu.ncnun that must be
taken into account. Nj. Nu,Iy. ui
course, = Il !u'nuli- Ii an, VIA 80 triplItr
as the greatest evangelist I'll his time
would naturally attract nany people 20
hear him. In, hI> huyu pu thr uu,-,.>
Of plain ii.tlanS canllu, be- cXpIairrH
on the ground ui n'lr curiosity. Be-.
nlnd III" man, and even greater than lir
?,an j. the message which I,t. has t. de-
liver. hIId ti,"t message stiI has power
ovtr lac hearts and runsri(nc,.> ut men
and Wuurrn III spite Of all the tendencies
in nlpUtIn Christianity that make lpr
other conception, Of religion. This is
the simple fact, and it would hr itr to-
deny rr jamor" il.
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7" >nppn>" tIat an rXttrnaI rNpl">i"l'
DESTROYED tn, Maine and that Spain
knew II niiny about it, is to doubt facts
and to ref ltrtnr Theory OF cIrunstantlal
evid ne
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I,.sace

rthe United States humhrs itself t"
Spain in the prcsen' crisis, it will be-
come as much a foot ball for Europe IL
China now is.
The sun., 1898-03-21

IT will he noticed that t"n>nI'H"nri"j
lee, who knows more OF Spanish meth
ods than any other Amer ican,l> IN" "I'
is bitterly opposed /" them.
The sun., 1898-03-21

There are some Americans VIE" would
rather win IL few thousands in stocks
than see this country avcEgr Spanish m
suits and treachcrv.
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You Can Cure Theln at Home

We will send you one month s treat,
nent securely and plainly wrapped
for ten dollars. 1t vii! positively
cure any case Of habitu&l drunkenness
or oplate poisoning. The medicines
can be administered with the food.
Address
The sun., 1898-03-21

NAY the Mckinley backbone hr as
finn as the rocks and a~ unyirliing as
the American love "i liberty.
The sun., 1898-03-21

SrcELrAEl Long seems to be trying to
nut the navy ON a war l"n1ng without
endangcrng his reputation a. a man "i
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AGENTS FOR KING KNIFE,

Fastest cutting knife made, !,
l",, write Ncu viii never be so.rv
". l." SIlIENLY s WASHINGTON
'''''''' Auburn, \. y.
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B1HlK DIpmorDS.

weary, w1etched women wake up
"'"derful'y when they take Black
Diamonds. They nt ed them
Worn out men with ,h,ohh,rr
pralnH and "chin. y.Ains need BlacE
Diamonds
y"' '' thesr TN" discs taken after
>"o" ''c'' VIII work wonders. They
r'e"s,hti' the heart; nourish the
] ]p'"I'' 1"iId up the body and bring
"ea''h and happiness to the women
"nd men who use thew
h'ack Diamonds brl x vim. vigor
""' V'T''I'y to nlen and women
~, you "t,rl bad all over" take
n'"'N Diamonds, The price is only 25.
cert
va on can buy the,n only of the
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The sun., 1898-03-21

AGENTs-Just out, little
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the mystery of mysteries; mos,
sensational sens n, and fast selling nov.
city on the market; to show ona
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% l'a'd'aw ave-, JersevCity. Nj.