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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
The Grave I'm the Oxarl..

Mr.. BANDS grave was prepared yes
terday morning. 1t is on a knoll,
which, miles away, is surrounded by
the deep, green hills of the Ozarks.
1t is cemeted to the top, and, after
the funeral yesterday, it was covered
with ferns and white yucca blossoms.
Over the grave stands solitary
hickory, whose leaves will fall on the
congressman's last resting place. At
the right is the grave of Mr.. BANDS
daughter, Margaret Hall, the only one
of his children who is not buried at
Hillsboro, this state.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
SAGE OF SAWHAW SAYS

An upstart isn't apt to get very
far. up.
You can't even work a slot machine.
without push.
Beware of scrapes when brushing
against the world.
Being habitually weary is rot evil
dence of retired habits.
Ke who woos coquette goes from
attraction to distraction.
1t might pay man to retrench be-.
fore he reaches the last ditch.
Most of the sour grapes in this
world are. the fruit of other mems la.
bors.
Castles in the air and their archi-
tects also are often without visible
means of support.
The poor man doesn't mind reserved
pews in the churches, but he homes
there are none in Heaven.-Ch Chicago Dis.
patch.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Missouri Pos. offices.

The total number of presidential OF.
fees in Missouri is 149. The post
masters salary at 81 of these Offices
will be increased S1e0; at it will be
increased $500; at 1 $500, and at 1 ST.
coo. The total number of offices at
which the postmaster's salary will be
increased, therefore. will be 63. which
is 42.3 per cent. of the whole number.
The number of offices in Missouri adj
vanced from the fourth to the third
class is IL, from the third to the sec
ond class 4, and from the second TO the
first class 1. Only offices in Missouri
will show a decreased salary of $1Go.
This indicates a steady progress for
the state. Springfield, No., is adj
vanced from the second class to the
first class under the readjustment.
and Brookfeld, Carrolton, Macon and
South ST. Joseph go from the third to
the second. The increase in postmas-
ters' salaries in Missouri by reason OF
increased business are as follows:
Albany. $500 to 81. 500; aurora. $500 to
81 500: Bolton, $1,000 to s1.1OO; Bevier, 81, 100
Terre. $1,000 to 81, 400; Brookfield $500 to
5000; Canton, $500 to $1,600; Carrollton,
$l,SOU TO $Z,lUO; ClarkSVllle, $I,lOO TO Sl,ZU9s
De Soto, ST. 700 to s., 800; Dexter 81 200 to ST.
400; Edna, 81, 300 to 81 400; Pennington, ST.
4Oc to $500; Fredericktown, 81 300 to 81. 400;
Fulton, 1850 to s., 900; Grant City. 81, 200 to
$1,000 Hamilton 81 500 to 81, 500; Hannibal,
$500 to $500; Hermann, 1920 to $1,000;
Higginsvile, $1,000 to 81, 700; Hopkins, ST.
0OO to 81 100 Jefferson City, 1880 to $500:
Joplin, s., 500 to 81, 600; kahoka, 81, 800 to 81
500; Kansas City, $1,000 to $1,000; Labelle,
$1,000 to $1,100; Macon, 81, 800 to $1,000; Mar
shall, 100 to 1920; Marshfield, $1,000 to
$780, Maryville, 81, 100 to $4,000; Maysville,
81 100 to $1,000; Memphis, $500 to $1,000;
Mexico, s., 200 to s., 300; Milan, 81, 300 to 81
500; Moberly, 1920 to 81, 800; Monett $1,000
to 81, 200; Mount Vernon, $1,000 to 81, 400;
Nevada, 81. 300 to s., 800; New Madrid. 81 100
to 81 800; Norborn, 81, 100 to 81 200; Odessa,
S1,40O to s1.500; Oregon, s1.100 to 100;
Paris, $500 to 81. 900; Savannah, ST. 400 to
1880; Seneca, $1,000 to 81, 100; Shelbina, ST.,
900 to $500; Sikeston, SLIGO; to $1,000;
South st. Joseph, 1,600 to $2.100; Spring
field. s., 900 to So, 900: Stanbury 81, 900 to 81
100; Tarkio, 81 500 to 81, 900; Thayer. $1,000
to $1,000; Troy, 81, 100 to 81, 200; Upton, 81
100 to $1,000; Unionviile, 81, 700 to 1880;
Warrenton, $1,000 to 81, 100; Washington,
$500 to $1,000; Webster Groves, $1,000 to
81, 400; Weston, 81 100 to s., 200: West Plains,
$1,000 TO 81, 800; Westport 81, 400 to 1000.
The Missouri offices at which the salary
of the postmaster will be decreased
count of falling off in the receipts of the
Offices are: Brunswick, 81, 400 to 81 800;
Clinton, s.. 400 to 1890; Lees Summit, ST.,
300 to 81 200; Rolla 81, 100 to $1,500; War
rensburg, $1,000 to $2,10O.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-06-22

Elect to Muster Out at Frisco.
Washington, June 20.-The follow
ing cablegram has been received from
Gen. Otis:
Manila, June 19.-Adjutant Gener-
al. Washington: All volunteer organi-
cations here desire muster out San
Francisco. OTIS"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06
ONLY ONE IN AMERICA.


The Seattle convention chorus held a
very successful rehearsal last night in
he was pleased with the work Of the
chorus. said: 81 am delighted. III they
do as well on Friday right i viii be- satis-
fed
appearance as arranged on the platform.
The volume and melody Of sound as IL
sings the ..Haiy CITY, IN grand ard IN
spsrsng- Add 10 IL forty CT the strongest
and most musical voices in Tacoma. and
you have a faint idea Of the treat that
awaits the mtistc~iovinE people of Seattle
on next Friday night
OF all the modern sacred sanfasas those
by Gsui are the most popular. The
Ho1y city" IS one Of his first and mos;
successful. II VAS first given Ia 81 Au-
composers direction. II quickly sook bold
Of the popular fancy ard has often been
reproduced. The American people were
quick 30 appreciate H. and nov the "Hosy
CITY" Is produced every season BY many
Of the largest and best societies The
frs; part of the Holy CITY was suggsst.
ed sy the passages 81 Scripture. Here
have " no eanttsuing clsy. Thy Ktns-
dem Come" and sets forth the desire
fer higher life as expressed in the
words MY soul IL ashIrst fer God" and
the perfect life such a. EYE hath not
se~n.r
The second part was suggested by the
wnry.s. - saw rev heaven and a new
earth. far the nrs: heaven ard the nrss
earth were passed away" thus realizing
the desire and promises contained IN the
n-ss part
The next rehearsal of sfe chorus VIII
h~ on Thursday night nsxt instead OF
Wednesday a. published yesterday. The
ereh~ssrA ~ frum twenty 10 thirty pieces
viii be present. Prof. Joy sas h~en tram
tag the pertsors cs the orchestra cf Ia
ecsna ard Seattle separately from the eho-
rvss up to fhis time. The rhorus ~ sSe
voices - the emily ere nav existing IN
America . fact that Seattle should be
very prcud % ard shcw isa appreciation
nnsy wish 10 make expenses and ~ have
put the admission AZ The tcw figure Of r.
cents~ Seats 0AS - reserved e - 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06
s------------~------s-
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMEs.


CAirago. " Bassimope, =.
BALTIMORE Juar s-Shsease beat the Orioles
81 sssr,sns. ana hls sesm' a. ~seis' was ,sas
mech h~ss.v their base sass.ias and assding being
s.ssess.h. s-.rsw-sa ssa warass ~esv i.apsr.
Eutes GssFslh aad Mcsssaw sssss to the Aesris
ssefvsts es:.ins va. feature. A,saaanes. ,s's
sex1:
gHE. R.HE
n.ssssic. Me.s.sna.y and eestses: ss.isssh;
wsraes
wsshinstoa. n, -. Leasa. ~
WASHINGTON June s--capps wsus sp IN ere
~ = ,As ssreaah AMI ,As senators .s.ssss sers-
ss<sss'a. Asis'ssAass nar scvs:
RuE5 nHg
BATTERIES Nes.er ard Mcclure; csppy Wilson
end csisA ussssres i.yNea Ard Csssss,asy
PhiIsa-lphsa. I3t rsttshsvg. =.
fHt,AnEteistA, suss 5 ssAiass and Gardiner
ont .,esary ~tshss. sissaeuls, Fraser kzss, Ptas
.siAns bats .sassessa and faeasa god kssns.
fstsssrx ....-... } sisssiaae.shls III u 1
bssisfie~ ilstsss. ,:assisasr and bgsenaan.
sfs*a and AeAasisaa Csss4s~s Istfsss asss saaita,
hre"Lisn. LEA eirseiaHa. =,
,s new s., sosk Isas yss sg<ssa. tss.ss..
esss asst van tsry pleased issas rssxhess IN
Fsss sssss. s.l,sas lee ts,a snters aesa to ssssE
AAsS Atss4asaas0. ssa ssxses
n 81 r. X III u
s-SssssEaa ...~,., y Hsa~axsyp .4...s..-p u &
hs'sss,ss isssAss s~a ssxssea: psaa sss Far
va ssfssts Emsaas sssi MsIssssss
Beaten. t0s Niactnsatt. d
hosreA. suEe 5 The cAsnsgsons task aaSiAsr
fsps sfesa saS ttssesaaagss ts~szy by tfasts kis.
WIZ, prNysss sez9 effective escxsa Else
nsa sasn De rsssssssA harA tssSSssa
.ss AZ ssoEt vsa ts~ fsstsssv II sAs gasas- At.
sresaase. IA s<S=es
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sAtssstss Mth~a ard tzssks; nssasasae sasi
= tSt4 tN.ar~s q fsay
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PERSONAL.

J. -. Isets. of oak Harbos. Is among tie gsests
o. the Dfiles
pr J. 4 Mcdonald and wife afe at the Northern
from Atlanta. Ca.
from Southern Oregon.
Nal g. c. wsIker special inspector ct immisrsasa,
Is In the sfty sram Tacoma
n &. Frian. fornesiy superintendent Of schocss
~ Suasanxsah eoanty. il ~ Tia Stevens.
John zas. a Wesfpavt, fcrnefis ronnersed With
the snGiD<esinG department. u tie rnv~ruuenf II
work hsre. b registered 1t the St~ssna
Col L. 3 Hewlett. u North YAKIMA arrived in
the city lass Eight and registered a. tbs seatsse
He vas formerly and lad commissioner a fhss
STATE.
c.smi DiLhie. es Nsw wkxseonu. IL ~ the us;ier
Mr. NihAle h. q. Y. grand rssnrsand<r nf Kntxbss
TesrrJars fes th< state 81 wasAinxtsxa. ard : "a
rpase 10 Tacoma Ia attend The snssal curcas 50.
which meets Wednesday June T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

The sixteenth annual reunion OK the
WAAhinoton pioneem Association win be
held h 0sA&tle today and tomorrow.
Many delegates have ALREADY arrived from
nj parts of de state. and ~ The tizDe the
nrst seaGdou = called 70 order At the Grand
ArMy hall IN The Htnckley block. II 10
o'clock this morning. Il y sxpected that
thsss win b IN attendance Of nearly al
The membsss 81 the II old settlers. Like
previous fuuctions Of this association.
there WIN b both business and pleasure
sOutfne procssdinSD today and fun tomor-
row.
a festure Of the exereises TILE year vii
b IN address by Judge c. H. Hanf0ro.
Of the Federal court, On Boundary DIS
pufes With Our Northern Neighbour. set
tied and Unsettled" Tae judge WIN 20
into the present difficulty with Canada
over the boundary division 81 Alaska. ana
his speech viii. therefore. have more than
usual interest.
The meeting win open with roll call
Of the meunbera. after which there VII %
the customary reading OF reports Of the
board OF Trustees. treasurer. secretary ana
committee. election OF officers remmis-
cent relaaions By the pioneere and then
adtouRnUent for the ARA day On tne nfst
John J. Hc0slvra. president Of the assoc
ciatioo.
Interesting numbers OF the second gay
VII Be- Judge HAnfond's address: 2 song.
sThe Old settler" BY Prof E 6. Meany:
the reaAing Of poeA. The Pioneer IN
Poetry" 81 Miss +. Ines Denny; g paper
"A Tribute to the Pioneer. BY Ars.
RI. Whittlesey. Luncheon viii be served
ct the hall, after which tossts Will .: 70.
duIeed IN ~ several members. ana snen
evervhoav Viii form in line, march to the
Nadison street cable line and take = TIP
to Lake Washington. where the day WAi
- panG
The Pioneers Association was Organised
al Olympia In -. where the frss reunion
was held the next year ID ises tne eatnsI
ing was Ia TAcomA. and since then most
OF the eeesaons, Including those Of the last
four years. hase been held in Seattle. "
orixinalJy had . membeTShtp Of CD. but
upon the Incorporation three years age u
was reduced 70 the present stanainx. me =
officers are the following: Tu1sses; y =
FeYrnscn. OF 0nohouish. and w -. Cal
noun. 4 3. Rowe, Robert Abrams and
Thomas W. PrOsch. OF Seattle: pfesidenI:
8 II. NcGuvra: secretary. Edgar bryahs
l. q. Rove,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

Wsaner az the raseheuue ssakrs-
MN YORK. juno x-Tse chief event
TIE csrc sessay a. Sravessnd waa he
sasehesae stakes st SIX farlanzs In wasch
@srn NSns - the post. with Nuvlye25ty
hcs sir- TIE start was prompt AID
SUIT Siipper ara Atrsa- sesr-oi1s. male
~ fSsrta~ As sasy came frso the
CNssh satin slipper wos y commanding
Ssa and wca with so:netafnE 10 spsrs.
= Nrssitssson Asffxsse. sse ARD ,ayee-9aAy~
Is usscS-~Ns<ssn Won Premier second
Ees III. third, Tine. s.aA.
800 su7sef ~ ssA4islcers wen, Ms
Sssescss z~xead. Tie Cortutniaa third
one aae one sixteenth mEss-1Ae Bar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

The report Of HarbormAsser Capt. Reg
ers for May shows that there arrived dur
ting the month IS crafts propelled by
steam. having . net tonnage OF M.5xx
During the month IA sail vessels. with .
net tonnage az i0.i7s. arrived. making .
total Of u vessels Of all descriptions. m
q net tonnage Of skacs. Ftfty-two steam
ers and IA sail vcs&eis departed during the
month. the total tonnage eggregatfng e.
60
The number Of tons of merchandise re
ceived from ccaNfwise p0fTe was 5.1pt,
f3h from coastwfse ports. 81 tons: user-
chants~ from foreign ports. i-Nf tens:
merchandise shipped TO coast wise ports.
.,Sss tons; coal shipped TO coxstwi<e ports.
j. ~ tens: nour, SO barrels feed. so
tons: lumber. feet. l.Ni.en; merchandise
shipped 90 foreign porte. 4stl; coal ship
ped 10 foreign ports. 1noo tons. wheat,
i:1s tons: hear. Mas barrels. salmon.
80 cases There WERE also ISIS tons Of
merchandise shipped 10 Brisssh Columbian
ports, ~ tors OF feed and $50 barrels Of
hour The receipts from wharfage Ter the
month amounted To Slas.5
Minister Rrtdgman CossiaR Nome.
COLON. Colombia, June e.--f;sorge
Bridxmzn United Hsaies minister TO Boz
liv.a. sailed today for New Yerk-
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HOTEL AR1lvALA


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06
lzs SECOND AVENUE

nor msw sAo.s min dIsta.essaus .vrtes vsn sstss
IN sssy -. 1kss sss< ses ssalsA 60 nsaa
and pouf
KM No. 10 vranose osr hhs dnUs 1t nsal
Mons ss,usaa to eFasp NJ vsnhaf ksueher's share.
s. s a . e -. : = ss 1 81 ed : -.
Nor courts AID jAkls. ncs eoals and sas vsss ssen
whers vers no rosu.s to ssal. and ne. And cheat.
ross m q ed. e M shsn Aaupinas ssssns,
ne plaes. ths dste he arsas A ssisnsd:.
WHO started Ont. Mo nade Tie joumsy thrsaeA.
who fsn .poa The nay, ard Who sss,s.sd;
who's cAmp seot up tie nsse tmzuortAl nneAe:
Who he ArA dwxlhne buiit-its sixe and hind:
wss.s poaa '.oss .ossn psss 8. ia,ss;.as sus-
nv broaa
nesvssn tAoss days ard thsss-as uften sishs
fe NAH how tAings hays chAaeed IN Oseooo:
ass s.la.sns -, psss.is; sSr sonS o.;
That hes fair boea9 shali IN future nsns
= giant racs q men. and here shsn m
ss..sss shs.s .ss.s d ss "a sosss q ID.
source.
As vhsa fhs nm fsdes osf The western hnA
And shadeus 'reund N faI1. - him iasA
Uslaad.ns siorses .oss ana noss diviss
~ evenfng shadss inIsst TIE scene below;
Thas shsn V touch liis. aosn. s.d sh<a decline.
asiou
what though he dvsah span the ys.s - eans
no 0rAgm. and stitches fos . datef
That thess nag Ice Who are an Instant lasa.
Whether thsy nsht. sesk oncs. or nagasa
The have Il fasns inspisss su-u vi
Asr~a kSsp& tS1 kS,x~.
And ts for this men stsuSu,s o ssssi
Net only b. their desds hut 81 the talss thar tell
Ana hunse nosAs win , worship Il iss Sssss:
But so0l- po1fuftng II the 1nse cf Rusd
And vksn It deazlss. kis tAs Nm. 4 ,,aya
Msns n0hlsse aspisssacn i Tor prsiss
Il Is for tn The fslisn stsiTs 70 ~:
And 800 ~ hsass sd kiuzirsd % sAe eaeas
Who d. - sharse . dEsnl tAis ascsar q ~
Who Is hs5ers thsuosh iRer ~ vfldsrnes
Lpp on In thfoas euouth down n fzercd vnh
Mara cat ~ rHth ylrir4 nafs. a ksrs~hir- l..
o.. ina nev 6csds for huuasn hsnnsesss.
Surh are a. n1sS TO veua ~ ssci sseurs .
The need a fn.Sr and s.nn fhe vfcSrd ~.
~ ms ,esa =, = - sno .;ss eoossa sae Lsss
swosd -
I..s@
A. 1rSs 6 MA ar nsfhs where .anr. hrr.
suse
M Md ~ to15sI sna ~ = 49, ~ a..
Ana evsr fs. ths uoss ii,,1sfriars ssn
90 hs1hiS vsIts1 shsou.H -" M 49, .,csv
Nay mud to putA ~ 0hirA Ma vsr.t .hn srsea
And foalrw Hin np 70 u raosiss a tha -. "
When from shin.r. six thau..na wear. am
Ane a.asea n1n,n pes9ra9 va oessu
Ard turned 81, fucp toward the setftne ann
Az amer ass stiil boss the standard On.
xsY. Ss~' ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

4 Roen WAa0h Ter Twenty Years
uas PaeaseA Ola Settlers.
The Pcst-InteIsigsncer prints this morn.
ins 4 poem which for many years mas
been Of special interest 20 the os0es 81
tiers Of the stAtes OF washington mo
Il i entitled .-rhs Oregon Pioneer" and
was first published Ia the Pcrtiano Crs~
gonian June - lsM lts autnor mss
rosey'. attached to the poem being
nor, a. risIr5e adopted by him. Judge
Henry. who has s,nes died 80 ..,e tns s
s searr psorsinSnt rFsidsut q this seAts.
making s1ih S. kosns h 0gynpaa
lei It's Nsvemhef nov In Oreeeo; ..s .s..r.
n ..s.y vine :ndss ss sas a serss an ss'a
inssssins sasrnsasn range and sp~sdans pssin;
Ana ssntiy. snlsis. sesssae~ fsiis ~ rain
a. F \. ~ ,Ss rss he evsswrs-n tcssain
~. es,sA. he ais ~ scaling dyisring wet
From stern Alashas rocks to fsEsais Wtnanssss.
The man d recent date frOn Eastern cline
Who l. - wsd 70 MA1moas sorih ways
Aad fam wcssld aras,se Dor iaere All his days.
sses iistir In the ecssntry ncw to rsziss
-. l.sa so.passs =, ss.c ss.rs sn
Ard cen 81 timus With rash prrasnmy
Ne may - heard to greet these blessings mon ths
Ba. sas Ao. dIas.ens sh-s. a.,s ssr-ar
into that herefar4os II his Kind.
The patriarch and early risssss
was. icoksns up with eomseurlative mind.
"s~vs Gad 10 eios.ds and hears Hina il sise wind
No vain reuret he on the past ee&sows,,
Nat 20 the ~ays Il rruvtasnc~ resigned,
Dsiass Oh bis Abor to speciy eaess.
Ana gives kixsclf 10 street. rshscsicn and rep@e'
Now housed beneath the cover Of his root.
Aim iren : esd.s; . a,, ss.n 800. ssos
NJ ui1es the hearth smtif ths rsftsrs dos.
The rsin nay sau. the fyetfui ssnd may bses,
M r.a r. ssss ss, Is inss The ..a<s asx:
Vnheesss~s wind rain. hs ss.s eosstens.
Wh~ee he hAs seen the starna al thrice tsn wtnsen
us s.,nni spouse and san.sress proxsny
Are sx,hcs-d With hiu in bis fsthers ness-
re live b. Twelve s-.rs.Asne steps d~srvsscd
IT'S spurs and hxS,nrs from their reg Depend
.@Sw-~t MA ard Peaches siecfs tgssn her rest
r.sssfss Ia times seaa hy TO He'd him or arsend
bat nov ne nness IN hss ,. pas. ATS trust:
That weff tired psscv has sssn her Hssfai day.
The hss<saie rare HAS .snishei into Dust;
ne acv- and ELK mss II, have passed away;
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sssess sors the past. has sise presss's shame
his hst~fas sesk nj gathered sesrus IRE sage.
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CHICAGO. Jane 5--Harsem results:
Warren Point won, Pat Cleburne second,
Rosa Clay third Time. l.lSk.
One and one Eighth mileAr-Prince Blases
Time. t:JSh.
Ssx and y han furlcngs- sam McKeever
wen. Harry Nutter second Jooephina b.
third. Time. ~
One mile Eehars won. Bon~y Boy sec-
end Hobart third. Time, 1.&3h.
Four and a hair f,lri0nSx- Moods Brfgl
ade wCn, PAntland second. MAhara tah
third. Time. :xA.
Six furiongs. xcliinx-PAuline J. won.
Meddler second. Simon ID. third Time.
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Geld e. Ne ExpDrteA.

NEW YORK. June The National CITY
hank will export 81 ssa. 10 IN gold tos,c.Taw
by the steamer kats@r Wilhelm der t;rb.se
he gold viii pronabiy be fxkesl from the
sub treasury and will be exported i'm tbs
fern Of cotn- II viii probably 20 10
France.
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CINCINNATI. June k--Wsathss hot:
track fast Renaifa:
Mile. sealing-connte Lee won, Periwig
second. Osman third Time. lst3A
Won, John Yerhes second. Taina third.
Time. 103k.
Nile and seventy yarle-sue Neil won.
Pat Garrett SECOND. Prosecutor third.
Time. la.
Ai1e--!The Lady IN niue wen. KuntA eec-
oud, Title w. third T1We, ia.
Five fuyiongs- kilmnrnDck won, Lew
INR. ~
Mile, selllns-Lyllis won, Prince Zeno
second. Bonneville third. Tinne, l:A
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been received here that Charles Allen Els
ton. former Berkeley student. and now
teAehsr Of natural uience tn the high
school OF Honolulu, has won the tennis
championship Of tha Hawaiian islands
after a spirited contest with y. &. Ather>
ton. ON May e. E,ilston won three sets
out OF four
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