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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-07


Meeting In Minneapolis
WINONA. Mimi, Nov. 6-(special)-
Gus Koschell. late a member of Company
E. Twelfth regiment, has conceived the
idea of going to the Transvaal to enlist
with the Boer forces, where two of his
brothers now are. Being undecided as
to the legality of such an action he wrote
to Gov John Lind, quartermaster of the
old regiment. The following is the reply
he received:
Your favor Of Nov. l is at hand and
noted with much interest. l certainly
sympathize with you in the sentiments
expressed In your letter and were I not
the head Of family and situated as l
am L should be much tempted to join
you In the mission referred to- l wish
Gen: Joubert had 10000 more soldiers,
such as l know you would make, at this
particular juncture. 1 think he would
then be in position to take the conceit
oppressors. 1t is very fortunate, | think.
that the Beers succeeded in capturing
SO many prisoners as they did. They
now have hostages that will compel the
English to carry on civilized warfare.
They will hardly dare to use dumdum
s ouIle7ts' as was their plan, and as they
oners not been taken
IN regard to your question I have only
r rh1S 70 o say say a foreign power. has no
country to enlist men for service against
nation friendly with US. Neither have
fight against friendly nation. but there
is nothing in the law to prevent any cit
zen tha Of OF the United States from going to
IN the 49,. Transyaal to join other Americans
against Great Britain. If he sees fit to" do
SO. II you should conclude to 60. YOU
nave my best wishes for success and
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DYSPEPS STA,

Sick Headache. Foul Stomach. Bilious
ness will be avoided, as the food that ia
eaten contributes its nourishing proper
ties for the support of the natural waste
of the body.
Price 25c box. Sold by Druggists or sent by
Mail.
Send to DR.. RADWAY & CO., 65 Elm
st.. New York. for Book of Advice.
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DADWAY'S
IL PILL 8.

Small, act without pain or gripping,
purely vegetable, mild and reliable. Reg
ulate the Liver and Digestive Organs
The safest and best medicine in the world
for the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-07
Married Aeronauts.

No married man in Vienna is alloweds
to go up in balloon without the formal
consent of his wife and children.
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DIES MONIES, To-, Nov 6.-The two
Des Moines companies and the Knoxville
and Oskaloosa companies, of the Fifty
first regiment, arrived here this evening
on their returning from the Philippines,
after about eighteen months service
They were given a royal welcome by at
least $4,000 people on the streets and any
amount of noise from whistles, bells and
fireworks.
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Lind FAVORS Beers
GOVERNOR EXPRESSES HIMSELF
STRONGLY UPON THE sITUA-
TION IN THE TRANSVAAL
LETTER TO A .WIN0NA MAN

Former Member of the Twelfth Reg
iment Writes to the State Elk
ecutive and Learns Just Where
Mr. Lind Observation-Disclosures to
the Same Eject Made In Public at
Meeting In Minneapolis.
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RANDALL is DEAD
ASSAULT UPON THE ALBERT LEA
SPECIAL OFFICER A SERIOUS
AFFAIR
WING IN THE COUNTY JAIL

Was Continued and VIII Not Be
Held for Some Days-Mrs. Wing
Also Prisoner, Though Not Yet
Before the COurt-The News of the
Northwest.
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CARTHAGE, Mo, Nov CIV. c. Ell
dred died in this city today Of heart dis
was for twenty-five years superintendent
of bridge building on the Frisco railway.
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BOWLING.

Tonight the Grand handicap will be
rolled at Mozart Park. md all bowlerdom
is expected to be present. Unusual inter-
est is being shown in these contests, two
in number. and rooters will be out in force
to cheer on their faVorites. One Of the
contests is something entirely new: requir-
ing all fright hand" bowlers to use the
left hand. This places oil bowlers on an
equality, so the ranksst outsider" has as
good n chance as any OF the STARS" In
fact, both matches give the short ends"
an opportunity OF winning the money.
The games Will be called promptly at
Sl5 O'Clock. after which the alleys will
be given over to the bowlers. Members
OF the respective teams must show their
passes at the incline. The contests for this
evening are:
Event No. i.-For right hand bowlers
to roll with left hand-HenderEon All
Rioters: Bohn. q 2. 2. a.; Helmbright
Nationals: A. Nortemnn. N. +. L. & a, A.;
weltzel. C. c. c.; Franz, Harvest; Kahn.
South Side.
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RELLAIRE IIAppENINGs.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
ofBeImont County

OfBelmOnt County
A large crowd from this city went to
EpwOrth Park yesterday to spend the
day md take IN the Grand Army exer-
cises. Quite q number will go out to-
day TO attend the Maude BalllngtOn-
Booth Day and hear Mrs. Booth lecture
on "Our Country's Prisoners" Tiis is
the closing day OF the assembly,, which
has been very successful this year.
Joseph Bates, James Defibaugh, T. II.
JOhnson, II. ]. Brand and others OF the
Enterprise Window Glass Company, all
left for their Indiana homes yesterday
afternoon. after the annual meeting.
They had all had an outing before
coming here, some Of them having been
at the seashore q month.
A large party, composed Of the fol-
lowing people. will leave here Thurs
day for a fifteen days trip to ATTAIN
tic City, n. j.: ". ]. Kirkpatrick and
wife. Chalmer Trimble and wife, Misses
Emma Lanford and Minnie Colts and
Mr.. VIII Robinson.
County Treasurer w. C. Bergundthal
was down from ST. Clairsville on busi-
ness yesterday, and W. c. Danford, the
mail agent. who spent week hunting
down on Captina, returned to his home
at st. Clairsville in the evening.
The way the ennmelIng companies
here are extending their plants indI-
Gates that there Is n great future Tor
that business. None Of the companies
here are now able to handle all the
business Offering at present.
Mr.. w. Il. Wolff, Of West Wheeling,
one Of the active hustlers there, Is can
didate for land appraiser for Pultney
township. outside Of this city. He mas
had considerable experience, and is an
Intelligent, capable man.
The chimney shops at Rodefer
Brothers glass factory will go to work
tomorrow, after six weeks idleness'
on account Of the wage scale having to
be re-adjusted. which has been done.
C. H. Dankworth and Rev. o. w.
Holmes 20 out TO Bethesda this morn
ing to attend business meeting OF the
managers Of the Epworth Park as
sembly.
Harry Nevans, Of the Fourth ward,
left yesterday for Pittsburgh. where
he has accepted n position with the
Remington typewriter company.
Charles Walters, william and Earl
Green and Newton LETTERS will take IN
the excursion to Niagara Falls ana
other points Saturday.
Jones & McGraw have bought the two
lots on Gravel Hill formerly occupied
by the old street car barn, and Will
build residences there.
Hon. E. D. Armstrong, the candidate
for representative, is attending the ex-
erclses at Epworth Park during the
closing days.
August shick left yesterday for
Mountain Lake Park. Maryland. to
spend two weeks with his family at that
place.
Mrs. W. II. Thompson went out to
Belmont yesterday, to spend a week
with relatives.
DR.. ]. II. w. Kerns and wife are home
from their summer outing.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events OF a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

Events Of n Day in the Town ut the
End OF the Bridge.
A bad wreck occurred on the Cleve-
land. Lorain & Wheeling road Monday,
at Canal Dover. in which Engineer
sanborn was badly hurt. The train.
which was freight, ran on to an open
switch which was not noticed until too
late. Four box cars on the switch were
badly wrecked. None except the engl-
neer received injury.
Frank Linton, who for several years
has been teacher in the public schools,
rendered his resignation to Superlnten-
dent Duncan yesterday morning. He
asks for his Immediate release, in order
to accept the superintendency Of the
Salinevillc schools.
Charles Castleman and Miss Lena
Clark, both OF Blaine, were quietly
married at the Hotel Maine, at 10
o'clock yesterday morning. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. r..
Thompson.
The remains OF DR.. Todd, which have
been inferred in Llnwood cemetery for
many years, will be shipped to Pitts
burEh to-day, where they will be REIN
TERED In Allegheny cemetery in Pitts
burgh.
A large number of Photographers are
preparing to take In the excursion to
Niagara Falls, Saturday, over the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling road.
The Epworth Leagues OF the Wheel
ing and Bridgeport Colored Methods.
Episcopal churches will picnic at
Crpsnn's Grove tomorrow.
Enock Birch, who has been touring
through Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois and
Missouri for his health, returned to this
city yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Carlos Leather
wood Will take place this afternoon at
2 o'clock. Interment at Weeks ceme-
terry.
Postmaster and Mrs. Heinlein are the
proud parents Of a new girl baby
which made its debut yesterday morn
ing.
Roy Adolph, who has been attending
school at Valpairo, Ind. is visiting his
parents here for a couple OF weeks.
Frank Dougherty went to Woodsheld,
Ohio, yesterday, to visit relatives for
two or three weeks.
Mrs. z. w. Bell, OF steubenville. is the
guest Of Mrs. G, B. o'Kelley, on Nor
gan street.
Miss Retta and Emma osburn, Of
Cleveland, are the guests of relatives in
this city.
Miss Daisy Roen. of Warrington, W.
Va, is the guest Of the family of j. G.
Dent.
George MeIster went to New Martins
vile yesterday. to attend the fair.
Mrs. Charles Preava Is confined to her
home on account OF illness.
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Thankful words written by Mrs Ada
f, Hart, OF Gro;on, 8. D.: WAS taken
with n bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set in and finally termI-
mated In Consumption. Four Doctors
gave me up, saying l could live but a
short time. gave myself up to my Sn-
vlor, determined II could not stay
With my friends on earth, ] would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised TO get Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. l gave It trial, took In all
eight bottles. II has cured me. and
thank God, | am saved and now a well
and healthy woman" Trial bottles free
al Logan Drug Co.'S drugstore.
Regular size zoe and 81 90, Guaran-
teod or price refunded.
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MouNpsYILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
Wheeling Bakery Bread Is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer will
get It for you.
The Moundsville base ball team has
accepted the challenge from the Nc
Mechen team, and arrangements for
the game VIII be made this week.
The fire companies have fixed Sep
TENDER Q as the time for electlng the
fire chief. Nominations must be filed
on or before August %,
The pardon board did not meet yes
terday, owing to the absence OF Judge
Brannon. It was postponed until Aug
ust 30.
Wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer will
get 1t for you.
w. II. Dorsey is in New Martlnsville,
attending the Wetzel county fair,
Theodore Brinkmier is In slstersvllle,
on business trip.
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NORTON & CO.,
IS Exchange Bunk Building.
proposals..
9 DALED PROPOSALS WANTED.

-
Sealed proposals. for the erection and
completion OF the Capitol Annex for the
state OF West Virginia, at Charleston, In
accordance with drawings and apecinca-
lions prepared by Harrison Albright, ar
chitect will be received until o'clock
D. M, Eastern Standard Time, Thursday,
September II, 1850. ut which time all pro-
pOsalE will be opened.
Drawings and specifications may be
seen at tho Senate Chamber IN the Capl-
tol, between the hours OF 3 and 1850 a. m.
and and 3 p. H., Thursday, August II,
and every day thereafter, except Sundays,
until September II. Each proposal must
be accompanied by q certified check for
per cent OF the amount OF proposal ten.
dered, as a guarantee that the bidder Will
furnish bond for 50 per cent OF amount OF
the Board OF Public Works for the con-
structlon OF tho building, Upon failure
OF successful bidder to furnish bond and
enter into contract, the check submitted
with his proposal will be forfeited TO the
state. All checks will be retained until
tcrs into contract; after which the checks
OF all bidders will be returned TO them.
Printed specifications may be had OF Sec
Rotary or the Board. Proposals must be
on the blank to be had OF the Secretary
OF the Board
drawings and specifications TO Harrison
Albright. Architect, Charleston, W. Va;
make certified checks payable to the order
OF the State Treasurer; and address all
proposals TO the undersigned, marked on
outside Proposals for Annex"
The right is reserved to reject any ana
MI P'Op''D'' WIN. NJ. o. DAWSON.
Secretary Board OF Public Works,
Charleston, ". Va, AuEust >. NV. nnll
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MELLsBURG.
Doings orPcopIc in the Brooke Coun.
ty Metropolis.

Doings ofPeoplc In the Brooke Coun-
~ Metropolis.
The Brooke county teachers institute
opened its sessions In city hall on Mon
day morning. but subsequently changed
the meeting place to the Christian
church. where the sessions are now be-
ing held, Professor s. s. Jacob, OF
West Liberty. and Joseph Roster, OF
Fairmont, are the instructors, and
about twenty-five teachers are now
enrolled. The work Of the institute Is
progressing nicely, and the discussions
and papers so far have proved Interest,"
ing and Instructive. Among other
things on the programme yesterday
were the following: THE School
Room" THE Teacher" 1.-THE First
Day OF School," "Our New Posses
slons:" 1.-The County Superintendent"
"CIvll Government; Courts" The ses-
slOns are held at . a. m. and 1870 p.
M, and the public is cordially Invited
to attend.
The Bellevue assembly is now we'll
under way, and so far excellent wealth
er and splendid services have prevail
cd. The new auditorium is voted a
great Improvement, md worth much
more than It cost. The lectures and
sermons ny DOCAOTH AlNlel hhA SNNN1
ney are OF unusual merit. This Is prob
ably DR.. GIvlen's last appearance at
Bellevue, as he expects this fall to go
to Tacoma, Washington.
Letters received from members OF
Company c indicate that they are hav-
Ing anything but n picnic in their prac-
tlce march from Fairmont TO Terra
Alta. Very few OF the boys are used
to such exercise, and with n soldiers
equipment, weighing perhaps fifteen
pounds. It is hard work in the hot sun.
The Brown Coal Company is at work
on their recent purchase south Of town.
A steel tipple VIII be erected, md the
works put in condition for shipping I'M
medlntely.
Edward Mechanic. one OF Nichols &
Matthew's force OF bricklayers, was
brought home from st. Louis suffering
from a severe attack of malarlal fe-
yer.
The board Of education of Buffalo
district has purchased half acre OF
ground from T. ]. Miller, at Beech
Bottom, and will erect n new school
The northwestern convocatlon of the
Episcopal diocese OF West Virginia Will
met In Christ church, In Wellsburg,
September 5, G and Z.
John Gelsthorpe. OF Great Falls
Mont, is visiting his old home here,
after an absence OF fifteen years.
Rev. John II. Carmichael, OF ubly,
Mich, Is the guest Of his brothers,
james, Moses and Scott
Judge II. c. Hervey and John C..
Palmer. jr., are home from Chautau-
qua,
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THREE WORLDS RECORDS
Smashed Mt the Waltham Nicer orthe
"OntIaMsr Tuesday.

wALTHAM. Mass, August 15.-At
the grand circuit meet Of the National
Cycling Association at the Waltham
bicycle park to-day. three worlds re-
cords were broken. Attendance, 10000.
Tom Linton won the twenty-five mile
motor paced race in 1874 1-5, breaking
Elke's worlds record by as OF second.
Linton continued around the track.
after making this record for a sixty
minute run, making thirty-four miles
and 1885 yards which breaks Taylor's
world record by 40 yards.
Everett Ryan. Of Waltham, defeated
Farnhnm, OF the Metropolitan wheel
men, in n ten mile paced race, breaking
the worlds record held by himself by
as seconds.
The two mile National Cycling Asso-
citation championship professional race
was won by Tom Cooper and the one
mile handicap professional race by Earl
Kiser.
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cohuMBIA-GEM or THE OCEAN
Wins Again from the Crack Defender
In a DrIrtIng nncc,

NEWPORT, H. l., August i5.-under
tn, rlrnrest II skies. and IN as fnc top
of sail breeze rs one could desire Col
umbla put the finishing touches TO her
aerlea Of trial raeea against Defender
in the presence Of the New York Yacht
club feet to-day. winning the twenty
one mile race by eight minutes and NJ
ty.tWo seconds. The flckleness OF the
breeze caused disappointment and the
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BOSTON, August i5.-Meekin made nus
first appearance with the Champions To-
day and was trihe nervous in the ilrst
inning, being hit for three singles hllinE
the bnses. Mcbride scored what proved
to bc the winning run on an attempted
double play. Boston managed TO get ono
or more men on bases In every innlns'
except in the eighth. but could not scorc,
Peltz was called out FOR interference III
the c'sn'n' N''e'U"''''' RHE
Boston ........OoOOO 5000 % 9 !
Cincinnati III 0 0 0 90 o OIL G l
Batteries. Mcekln and Bergen: Taylor
and PeltZ Earned runs, Cinclnnat l.
Time l:i0. Umplres, Carney ana LII
than,
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Low Rate ExcursIon-SI.OO to SAM
lmatY, OhIn.

Thursday. August II, the Baltimore
g. Ohio VIII sell excursion tickets to
SanduSky, Ohio, and return. mt the low
rate OF 81. valid for return passage un-
III August 20. inclusive, Boats make
frequent trips between Snndusky, Ce-
dar Point and Put-ln- Bay. For full In
formation. apply to 4. c. Burke. pas
Renger and ticket agent.
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contest. which looked at the start az Il
Il was going TO be a splendid one, De.
veiOped into a lazy drifting match.
The race was given by the New York
Yacht Club as a Wind-up Of the annual
cruise so far as racing Is concerned,
and cups which were designated as
wind up cups" were offered as prizes
for the competing yachts.
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BROOKLYN, August I5,-clevcland tied
Drooklyn's score in the sixth inning to-
day. but Brooklyn then scored again ana
won an easy game. McJames was in ex-
Cellent form, holding the Cleyelands down
TO Ave hits. Knepper was also eueotiV''
seore' RHE
Cleveland .,...OOO co. o o. . 2
Brooklyn ....I 90 % O2 80
batteries, Knepper and sugden; Nc
lanes and Mcclure. Earned runs, Brooh-
Iyn T. Time. 1:I3 Attendance, l.5JO' um-
hires Swnrtwood and Dwyer
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EAsY ToR PERFECTos.

WASHINGTON, August LIST. Louis
easily took to-day's game on account OF
errors by the Senators. DIneen's pitching
was good, but one Of his errors gave the
visitors two runs. Two games were sched-
uied for to-day, but the second was post
poned on account Of rain. Attendance
eV'' sNN'e' RHE
washington % 90 0 0 3 0 0 % 5 !
81 Louis 10 0 o 4 o Oi440-S 10 /
Batteries, Dlneen and Duncan; Young
and SchreckonRost. Earned runs, WASH
ington 8: st. Louis . Time, 2:Oi. UNI
pITes, O'Day and Hunt.
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A prTcHERs' BATTLE.

PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-lt was
pitchers battle to-day Plat Baving
tribe the better of 1t, though Garvir was
steady as possible Two singles, tumble
by Wolverton and n sacrifice hit gave the
Phlilles the game. Attendance AU-S'
seoIe' RHE
Chicago ..OO 0 Q o 0 % ii i /
PhilSdelp'a 20 ? 0 0 0 0 90 - 0
batteries, Gnryin and Donahue: Plat;
and Mcfarland Time. l:50. Umpires'
Itnch and Connolly.
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Yesterday morning at the lower steel
works, Timothy O'Brien, q wen known
steelworker met with a very painful
accident. He was going from one part
Of the mill to the other when one OF his
feet was caught by a crane and sew
eral bones mashed. DR.. ]. n. Alley was
called and rendered the necessary
medical aid.
The Never Come Home TIN Frost
Fishing Club, composed OF number OF
prominent Benwood parties, and who,
as their name implies, will not return
until frost, left yesterday morning and
will go into camp at Martins Landing
The boys expect to decrease the plsca-
torial population quite considerably
Messrs, Thomas Sprouts, Allie and
Ted Landers, Albert Kerns and Charles
Blake left yesterday for New Martins
vile, where they win spend several
days with friends and incidentally take
in the fair.
Yesterday was very quiet day with
the police. they not having an arrest.
The town has been on its good behavior
for several days.
Miss Lena Tucker, OF Dunkirk, Ind.
arrived In the city yesterday and VIII
spend several days as the guest OF Miss
Emma Taylor.
A large number of brlcklayers ar
rived in tie city yesterday from Pitts
burgh, to work on the new coke plant at
the Riverside.
Mr.. Fred II. Gatho and wife are
spending several days the guests Of
relatives and friends in st. Clntrsville.
Mrs. William Dolberry left yesterday
for New Martinsville, where she will be
the guest OF friends for several weeks.
Messrs. Louis Murray and Thomas
Beatty leave this evening for Bethany,
where they will attend social.
Drew Ayers, OF Hundred. was in
town yesterday, calling on friends.
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The games between osceola and South
Side were very exciting, especially the
first, which was n tie, In the eleventh
frame roll.oir. osceolns scored nlnety-one
pins and won. South Side getting eighty
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.poclal Dispatch to the lntelIIgenoer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
FORT WAYNE, August 15.-wheel-
ing lost to-day in a game that was re-
markable for free hitting and rather
loose field work. The home team Jump
ed on Parvin in one inning. the sixth,
and batted in runs sufficient to win.
Score:
RHE
Fort wayne..o 0 2 o o s o > 0-is IS s
Batteries-swaim and Bergen; ParvIn
and Cote.
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To-DAY's GAMES

IU-DAl7S NNNIIk''-
Cincinnati ut New York.
Louisville at Boston.
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Pittsburgh at Washington
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9or Rsai
RucNonSah.
AUCTION SALE CONTINUED,

on Saturday, August 10. beginning at
p. M, in front OF premises. we will con-
tinue the sale, at public auction, Of the
D. d. McIlwRine property, No. y Indiana
street, consisting Of q slXty-foot corner
lot, with frame dwelling.
The terms OF sale, which is subject to
lease expiring May /. 1900, are one-third
OF the purchase money In cash, and the
balance payable In one, two and three
years, with Interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
This Is one OF the choice locations on
the Island, and will 30 at bargain
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
srANnINa % c1.uRs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati !, Boston o.
ST. Louis S, Washington Z. "a
Philadelphia .. Chicago !.
Brooklyn c, Cleveland 2.
Louisville 0. New York O.
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&nM DARN.
HYGEIA DAIRY.

Healthy milk must bo derived from
healthy cows We have our herd examined
every month. Ask to see tho inspectors
certificate.
SIMPSON, "The MlIkman,"
PHONE 0tI. 1910 MARKET ST.