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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-12
BICYCLES.
CHIROPODIST,


FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Chiropodst and manicuring, facial
massage, with vapor, mineral, magnetic
and electric baths at the parlors of Nine.
Riley and Mrs. N. Bornholdt, New Bee
Hive blk, Butte. rooms "a and So.
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FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping SIG. 212 North jack
son street. Butte
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WANTED-POSITION AS STENOGRA-
pher by young lady from the East: ex-
perienced. Address G. H., Standard,
Butte.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM WITH
bath. $40 Maple ST., Anaconda.
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wANTED-LAUNDRE AND WATT
ress for springs: woman pastry cook. st.
Paul Employment Office. II West Granite,
Butte.
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WANTED-TWO LADY COOKS. 10
woodchoppers. Butte Employment Of
flee, lis North Main street.
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LADIES TO MAKE SAMPLE PATCHES
at home: So to SO weekly; no canvas
sing; reply envelope for sample and par
ticulars. Foster Machine Co., 525 West
18th ST., New York
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NJ. Z. MAYER. Assayer-Samples by
mail or express will receive prompt ana
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
specially. No. 40 ". Park ST., Butte.
2. o. Box 516
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FOR SALE-ONE THREE INCH Balm
wagon. 529 E. Mercury, Butte.
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Copper Stocks.
Boston, April 11.-Boston & Montana
365; Butte & Boston, SO; Parrot, 53l2.
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MRS. ]. HE'LL, CLAIRVOYANT: CIR
cles Tuesday and Thursday evenings at
8 o'clock sharp 321 S. Arizona ST., Butte.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENER-
al Homework. q N. Excelsior, Butte.
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MADAME GUY, THE MOST NOTED
medium; circles Tuesday and Friday
evenings, at 2O3 Dakota, Butte.
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Homestake ............. S.. 90
iron silver 60
MEXICAN - ...... IS
Ontario . ............ 600
opbir ,.......... 100
Plymouth ........... 10
Quicksilver ........... $50
do preferred 7.5o
Sierra Nevada leo
Standard " ...... 2.25
Union Con .......... "a
yellow Jacket 80
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CLAIRvOYANTS.

HAZEL EARL, THE GIFTED CLAIR
voyant, gives business tests daily; pub
lie circles on Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings. Room s, 12l Main St,
Anaconda.
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If YOU HAVE MONEY TO BURN GO
to the high-priced restaurants; if not,
eat at Beckwith's Cafe, Il w. Park St.
Butte.
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MRS DIR. CALDER, TRANCE AND
business medium. Room so. new Owsley
annex over Gallogly Drug Co., Butte.
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E. SHOBERT HAS OPENED A COOPER
shop in Butte and is ready to do all
kinds of cooperage. such as kegs, barrels
water tanks and watts of every description.
Office and works near Centennial brewery
P O. Box 292.
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SODDING AND DECORATING OF ALI
kinds: lawns, graves and cemetery lot
promptly attended to. Joseph Gross
Manager 500 w. Broadway. Butte.
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MEDICAL.


LADIES-DR. LAUBET'S FRENCH
Pills regulates monthly Irregularities, 10
matter from what cause. A safe and
quick remedy. Sent in plain wrapper.
Price 50 and So. Ohio Drug Co., Western
Agents. Box, 1876. Butte. Mont.
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Private and Chronic Diseases Of Men

Men suffering from evil eff
fects of youthful indiscrc-
tions, syphilis, gonorrh@a,
gleet, structure, sexua.
weakness, varicocele, I'M
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
untitness to marry, blood,
skin, kidney or private dis
eases, are speedily cured.
DR. COOK has spent 90
years of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among the
largest Eastern hospitals
in crrinp this clans of 6is-
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DoCloh Cooh. in curing this class of dis
eases and will guarantee you permanent cure
thought their cases hopeless. All letters private.
Write for question blank. Consultation free.
Medicines sent free from observation.
Cook rIedicai Co. u6z ; Curtis st. Denver, Col.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG LADY WANTS ROOM AND
board in private family; no other board
ers; references exchanged. S., Standard,
Butte.
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WANTED SECONDHAND GOODS;
also do storage business. George Oechs-
H. 1924 W. Park st.. Butte.
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FOR RENT-ONE 5-ROOM, ALSO ONE
Groom house. Inquire 124 E. Park, An
aconda.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WE WILL SHIP TWO LARGE BUNCH
es bananas for So or punches for s..
carefully packed and freight prepaid on
first steamer to Seattle, thence expressed
to any point desired; send cash with order
and full shipping directions to the Homo
lulu Tropical Fruit Co., Box Is, Honolulu.
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WANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; eight weeks completes; tools pre-
scented; positions guaranteed write to-day
for catalogue. Moler Barber College,
Minneannlis.
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MONEY TO LOAN-19 w. GRANITE.
Butte Land and investment Co.
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L. STICHT G. CO.
Reliable assay office. Established 1889.
The largest and best equipped laboratory
in Montana. Sic N. Main st. p. o. Box 62l.
Butte, Mont
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WANTED-STATE AGENTS FOR MON
tana--The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY of California wants a state
agent for its Ordinary Life and Accident
departments; Il competent, trustworthy
man who knows how to produce business,
Address the company, San Francisco,
Cal stating experience.
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MAN OR LADY TO TRAVEL AND APP
point agents; established firm; $50 per
month and all expenses to start. Mfr.
Box S26 Chicago, Ill.
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MONEY TO LOAN

TO LOAN-Sl5 900 TO LOAN ON CHOICE
inside real estate security for the very
low interest of 7 per cent. Apply to w.
Fl. Winters. Nos. 1924 Owsley blk, Butte.
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FOR RENT-A STORE IN GOOD LO-
cation: also 17-room house: good piano
50 80 per month. 619 Utah ave, Butte.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
room 322 West Broadway, Butte.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
front room in private family, IS. 20 N.
Crystal ST., Butte.
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM MODERN FLAT.
N e. cor. Jackson and Silver, Butte.
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FOR RENT-IF APPLICATION MADE
at once. Groom sporting house. furnish
ed complete. in Great Falls, Mont. Ad-
dress D. Standard office. Great Falls.
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MONEY TO PATENT GOOD IDEAS
may be secured through our aid. The
Patent Record. Baltimore. Nd.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON A., i KIND OF
security. Lee Davenport. % w. Granite,
Butte.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Owsley block. Wanted, wood chop
pers, assistant baker, man cook. 3 women
cooks, girls for general work and nurse
girl Phone POS, Butte.
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FOR RENT - 4-ROOM FURNISHED
house. Inquire 61S Pine ST., Anaconda.
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CONFIDEN TIALr-317 ARIZONA; HOME
in confinement. Mrs. Karstedt midwife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26

st. Petersburg August 25.-Howard
Gould and his party have just loft hero
after stay of u few days His splendid
yacht Niagara was boarded by the Grand
Duke Alexis and was pronounced by his
Imperial Highness and other distinguish
ed Russian visitors superior in comfort
and luxury to oven the imperial yacht
Tsar.
The Niagara has cruised off the coast of
Norway on the voyage to Russia. She was
also visited quite UNEXPECTEDLY by the Ger
man Emperor. who was perfectly delighted
with everything he saw on board. even the
electric curing irons in tho dressing rooms
of the ladies'. William aud his ofil GERS
most carefully scrutinizsd every part of
the vessel.
When the Car came up the Neva the
other day in small yacht the niagara
was anchored just below the bridges oppo-
site tho imperial landing stage. Mr. Gould
had the rigging deckcd with the flags of
alllAmerican States The Niagara was
built by the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26
DOTS.
whatever.

The Academy Of Music opened last
night
Tho Newport Lawn Tennis Club gave
lawn fets this afternoon.
The Delaware Pulp Works have resolved
several schooner loads of wood.
Martha Tatum was placed under
peace bond by Magistrate Daley last even-
lug
-Four electric cars were shipped for the
New Orleans Railway Company by tho
Jackson and Sharp Company yesterday.
Encanlpment No. 81 of tho Union Vet
eran Legion will elect delegates to the
National Encampmont of tho order in Bal.
tinore in September.
Anumber of Wilmington tiremen went
to Chester yesterday to attend the funeral
of Charles Cnvanaugh, q we'll known fire.
man there.
The Ma,shallton Band has been secured
to-s4ey in tho parade here i'll September.
The First Regiment will head tho line Of
procession,
Tho factory of the Georgetown Hosiery
Company hu, been closed until Monday
to make repairs.
The work of surveying tho new work.
house site will be completed shortly.
James H. Hayes frst alto of the First
Regiment Band ii seriously i'll with ap-
pend.citis at his residence, Tweuty-.lfth
and Tatnall streets.
The Phoenix Fire Company will meet
on Saturday afternoon to consider the de-
tails of the parade ut the Elcc. ricians' Con-
vention.
Mrs. Samuel McCary. who has been
seriously i'll for some time, wo are pleased
to hear is improving.
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer says: Presi-
dent Wallace of tho Diamond State Steel
Company says tho advance in the quota
tion of the stock S. 80 per share is fully
warranted by the company's earnings.
Owing to the scarcity of structural iron
work is being delayed in tho now High
School.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
LAND OF TIE MIDNIGHT SUN

The popular Elroy Stock Company will
commence their weeks engagement at the
Grand Opsra House on Monday night
with organization of Hall Gaines novel
"The Bondman" entitled Land of tho
Midnight SUM-" 1t Is safe to say that
seldom III the history OF popular priced at
fractions in This city has there been an
nounced such strong list of plays as will
be presented by this popular company.
The organization includes seventeen act
ing people supporting the clever young
actor Mr. 4. Frank Bur1e. There will be
daily matinees with an entire charge Of
bill at,,eath performance. Tho first per-
forlnance will bo ladies' night and from
all appearances the company will play to
the usual largo opening house as the ad-
vance salo Ia going raDiily,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence of tho REPUBLICAN,.
August 26 1S3J.

The three cars that dumped off the car
float at the National Tube Company 8
" wharf on Wednesday were taken from the
river on yesterday. But the two loads Of
coal and the load of iron are still at the
bottom The big industrial plant is as
busy as busy can be. Every workman in
the city has smile on his face because he
knows that he is earning support for his
family.
X. Eben Watt went to Red Lion creek
yesterday to gun for blackbrds He did
not know his bearings very well and got
mired. He could not geS out and his cries
brought two boys named Elkinson and
Glapdon to his assistance. He was hanlcd
up by his arms. The two boys secured
fence rails and In that manner built
bridge to Watts md then rendered what
ever assistance they could in getting him
out of his unsnviable condition.
Considerable excitement prevailed h"re
last evening whom it was announced that
there had been wreck on the B. and o.,
railroad and that fourteen persons had
been killed. Parties from here who had
been to Wilmington reported that the
bulletin board contained the Information.
The telephone was put into use and the
minds of the people were relieved when IL
was learned that the story was untrue.
The parties who published snch report
should te ashamed of themselves.
Miss Anna Beber of Meohanicsburg,
Pa, ono of our school teachers has arriv-
ed here.
Miss Lenora Saunders is at Rehoboth
Upon her return she will assume her posi-
tion In John Wanalnaker's Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Ms. George Hebron Of Brook
lyn N. Y. are the guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
o. A. Porter.
James I. Challenger and Miss Barriott
Challenger drove to Braudywine, Springs
last evening.
DR.. Albert Marshall ofPiiladelphia was
the guest of Mr.. J. I. Challenger yes!cr-
day. DR.. Marshall was enroute to Aug
ustlne Park where there are number Of
his friends in camp.
Miss Lavina Wallace Of philada. is tho
guest of Mrs. Joseph Bacon,
Mrs J. A. Keagie Of New York and Mrs.
W. P. Wright of Clayton have been the
guests of Mrs. W. G. Wright. They left
yesterday tor New York.
Mrs. A. Richards OF Wilmington is the
guest Of Mrs. Whitnack.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26
Boys Box Plated D ess, No 1881.
Hints by May Manton.
PRICE IS CENTS.

Boys Box Plated D ess, No 1871.
Hints by May Manton.
PRICE IS CENTS.
Very simple aud serviceablo is this styl-
isb, one-piece dress of"blue donim. Tho
collar, yoke and cuffs aro of white linen
duck, trimmed on the edges with bands oi
EN- broldered insertion. A bolt of whiie
duck with nickel buckle and soft round
hat of stitched white linen completes tho
costume.
The dress Is shaped with shoulder and
under. arir seams. Three box plnits are
formed IN back and front, tho closing be-
ing mnde invisibly under the center irons
plaib. The plnils arc stitched on lhelf
under-folds to wais. depth, below. which
thoy flare prettiy to the lower edge OF
skirt.
-he yoke is finished separately, joined
to Tho left frcnt under box plait ana closes
over on the right. The neck is finished
with band Of insertion.
The broad sailor collar that ends in
feature OF the dress, The sleeves are slap-
I'd with inside seams, gathered ut tho top
and at the wrists, which a:o completed
with rolling cuffs
Pqur, gingham, galatea, chambray or
line IL may bu trimmed vi Ii wash braidS,
embroidery or bias stitched bands OF con-
trusting color. Sorge, flannel cashmere
or cloth may 10 combined with con-
irusting shade Of material or velvet.
Tho collar cuffs undyuko may Ds coSor-
ell or edged with lac. II dressy effect is
desired. Tho yoke may be omitted, ms The
front box plait ex ends to the neck.
10 mako this dress for u boy four years
OF ag. will require two and one-quarter
yard, of material thiry-six inches wide.
Tho pattern No. 773a. is cut in sizes for
boys two and four years OF age.
This pattern can DO secured by filling
out the blank below and sending same to
the .'REpUBLICAN Onlcs" with prch.
PnttnIn No-------
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26
JERSEY HORSE
GETS RACE.
Alice Axe Took Three
Heats and the Best
Race of the Series.

The race meet of the Wawaset Associa-
tion came to close yesterday afternoon
and no one was happier than this New
Jersey horse owners. They were happy
because they got almost everything there
was to be had, and they deserved IT. for
they brought good horses With them.
They got largoTats 81 TIC purses In all
Glasses The few people who attended the
races yesterday saw The bes heats Of the
meet.
Alice Axe was surprise in tho sS
class, ard did finely. Iu Wednesday S
heats she was twice in seventh place.
Yesterday she won three straight beats
in fast timo, won the race aud took first
money. In this cla's Lula B took
second-.noney. Maude V third, and Thel-
ma fourth. The 2 15 trot and pace was the
main attraction The contest was close.
all three horses trot1ing good race. But
the real contest was be ween Volman and
Prince A with Volman cleally the better
horse.
From tho start Of the 2 10 class, VOL
man was sure winner. Lulu ID, Ill IAo
2.23 trot and pace, had two heats to her
credit from "Wednesday and was in high
favor. but when Alice AXE took the third
heat with perfect ease. Lulu B was taiked
about for second place. Alice Aka did the
same thing in the fourth and fifth heats
without any forcing The summary:
2aS trot and pace, purse $500.
Alics AXE, b. m, Joseph B.
Shin, Camden, N. J...... ..771 l
Lulu B. l.. H., II. W, Austin,
Woodstown, N. J............. l1saa
Maud V.'b. m. Y. W. Williams
rhsi%s. Bias''os' 9. n /, ''i E,Hisns1o;ps ss'
Stables. Chester Pa. a.......... 2 5 6 6 8
Charles d., j. II. Manlove. Mid
d!etown, Del. ...........,..... 1893 8
Philadelphia Pc. Pr...,..........
. Allorteen, q. H., Palace Stables
Wilmington, Del. ;............ SG777
Greyhound. r. e., H. e, Rambo,
Gainesville, Pa. dr.
Timo-2234; 2.2914; 2.31 u 2.23; 222.
10 tr0t AMI pace, .,urse, 1900.
Prlnce A, Wawnset STABLES. .;...,. =
Minnie Russell, b. III, W. $. Gracy,
Time-2 1917; 2.17H; 2.2JH
The first and second heats in the 2 2S
class and thu first heat in tho al5 class
werc trottcd on Wednesday. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26
B. & 0. TRAIN
WRECKED.
Cars Smashed and Tracks
Torn Up at Chester,
Pennsylvania.

One of the most serious railroad
wrecks that have occurred on any
of the lines entering Chester for
years, took place on the B. & O.
Railroad shortly after II o'clock
yesterday morning at the Walnut
street crossing.
The accident was caused BY a
through freight colliding with the
rear oianother freight, the collision
resulting, being terrific.
lust who is to blame for the col
lision is not known ard cannot be
definitely ascertained, but that will
be Investigated by the officials. 1t
appears however, that local train
was doing some shifting at the
freight station, which for time
blocked another freight farther up
track. For some reason, it is eX-
planned, that there was not a suffi-
cient head of steam on with which
to start the local in order to get
out of the way so that the other
train could open the track.
While these two trains were thus
engaged on the westbound track,
another train, fast freight, made
up of twenty loaded cars and seven
emptles, rounded the curve below
Chestnut street. The train was
coming at a good rate of speed, al
though under green" which
means to be cautious. There was
evidently but little space to spare
between the stationary cars and the
moving train, so little in facu that
the train speeding could not be
stopped in time to avert collision.
The two came together just a
short distance above the watch box
and those who saw and heard it,
say the noise was something terri
fic.
When the impact came the iron
head of the engine No. 1872, was
crushed in and instantly the steam
rushed out in great force. Timbers
flew into the air, the empty cars
were telescoped and piled high into
a shapless mass across the tracks.
Some of the the pieces reached as
high as the telegraph poles
on the side and tore the arms from
their fastenings.
Several of the cars we're thrown
sideways across the rails and were
removed by the heaviest wreck
ing machinery. The tracks were
lying in a promiscuous manner so
that It was impossible even for Pc
destrains to move about with case.
Engine 1871 which wts the
one that came around the curve
with such force, was in charge Of
Engineer Edward Walton of Phila.
He was on the lookout and saw
that the trouble could not be
averted.
The engine Of the train with
which 1872 collided was No. 1869,
in charge of Engineer James Bratt
and conductor S. l.. DonaldsoE.
They were not injured.
Alta. 80 the wrecklng crew had
not arrived, but it had been notified.
The train hands we're set to work
at once but could do but little i'll
moving the heavy p'anks.
BY courtesy of,he Pennsylvania
Railroad the through trains on the
B.& O. Railroad we're lui en-
that road until the wleckase was
cleared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26
REHOB0TH'S
HEAVY SURF
Another Wilmington Boy
is Pulled Out OF the
, Wafer There.

Rohoboth Del, Aug. 25. .-Rehoboth Is
Lad IN eventful week. Tho effect of the
storm was to leave the ocean In a treach-
erous condition, and the beach, usually
safe, has beon exceedingly dangerous to
the venture ome. That there have not
been some fa' nities among the balhers is
duo both to good luck and good manage
ment,
A young e1cursionist who was here yes
terday became exhausted and was brought
ashore by the lifeline In n seiniconscious
stale. His name was Harvey Anderson
and his home is in Wilmington.
Rshobothites havo taken considerable
interest in tho animated baseball contest
between the nine Of Lewos and Cambridge
Yesterday tho fourth game of series took
place at Loves, and us the previous three
games hal resulted in two to one in favor
of Cambridge. there was deep interest in
the outcome both here and at loves Sew
eral hackloads, flying gay flags and with
lingling sleighbells, went to witness the
game at Queen Anne Park, near loves.
The game wound up with two luns ahead
for Cambridge, tho score being five to
seven. The Cambridge umpire, Adkins
Henry, became the special object Of ami
mostly for part of the crowd, and vicious
assault was made upon him. Charles
Moora OF Georgetown, who was the other
empire, jumped in front Of him, and then
turning, threw him into coach. At the
same time tho horses were started at full
speed. Further trouble was avertod.
At a progressive euchre party given at
tho Douglass House by Mrs. Edwin
Bailly, of Hazlewood, Pa and Mrs. Will
liam Boyd, of Baltimore. tho successful
competitors were: Mrs. Rlmbo, of Dover;
Mrs. Il. F. Stein. Of Allentown, Pa, Mrs.
William l.. Boyd, of Baltimore, and Mrs.
Wilcox, Of Washington,
At Il cakowalk given at the Baltimore
the cake was awarded to Robert Downs,
of Georgetown, and his partner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26
NJ. Guerin Holds the Fort,

Paris, Aug. ga reporter from The
Anti Juif, tried to revictual the fortress
of M. Guerin last night but was pre-
vented by the police. M. Guerin, greatly
incensed, fired two shots at police
man. Neither reached the mark, but
the incident will probably precipitate
matters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-26
Camp Nee ting,

Tho Union Camp meeting will close OF
the first Sunday in Septembo
Services on Su ldny Aug 27 1899.
Preaching ut 10 30 a. Ill. by Rev. G, Il.
Wilson.
Preaching at 8 p.m.by Rev. Newal D. D.
Rreaching at 7,45 p. IN. by Roy. r, Frec-
man.
This camp Is held In charge by Rev. G.
Murray and Rev. J, Philips.