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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-05
[McIlOI EILI VICTOR
sAe CAa1paensAfD - DssefsA Co
lanhsa-0usa. Leea1 Cha9pisn,
Deaaen IN ss1s-vsanls ~ coward.

LAncelos PeIiy. Of seaxtse, won the gem
fIem<n's finals ia the yicxorfa tennis tour
nament yesterday by defeating A. Z.
Gov ard In an exciting match. 80. ia s-S.
81 This afternoon Peily will play j. =.
Fouikes for the championship OF British
Columbia
Owing to the pos,ponsmenf OF the VAN
eouver tournament many Of the British
Columbia players win be here next week
to take part In the Washington state trn-
mis- tournament under the auspices of the
Seattle Tennis Cub.
Am0ng good matches IN the gentiemeu's
singles at Victoria may be mentioned the
Gma-nna3a. which were - follows. Cow
ard beat George Hurd. OF Seattle. -
-: Peiiy beat johnson. rs ga In the
genfiemen's doubles Russell and Hurd, Of
Seattle. beat Pooley and Johnson. ~.
80. Ia
The Seattle ladies have not Jared ~ well
In the tournament ~ hoped at home. None
Of them reached the sems-nnals- In the
ladies' singles Miss Riley played Q very
brilliant zane against Miss Beryidge. OF
Victoria and only lost after hard match.
80. 80, 60
II connection with Mr.. Peily's splendid
work. II may be said that IL was a general
surprise In the beginning when he beat
r. d. Powell after desperate match. 20
go So
Mrs. Rollins and L. Peliy, Of Seattle.
were beaten by Mss Macrus and r. Mac
rae In two straight sets. the Seattle pair
scoring only two games IN each set.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

psHzsse As soos ~ Frrssns Mica. rxaehss Aagf
rsfasen Sasiar~
fNT pss~ssstns hss sssxss<a shas crrsass Il rsuss
~ fsssa ~ psssssas
Ms Frsakss ss%sry% a. srs.s>s fssssss shss sr--
s<a IN rssrxss. sss has h~en ssssa ~ 40 s<sas
A. The tsse-passssssxssrr rrnssrx=r< ~ chrss.s.
ana Ssrwa5s 3 mr43Sr IN A~sr ~ tanHsanS<y a
EHrSsyes u tie ne1a~sxs Laeksxxnas = West
era rad srx aExssus oses sAs zAn~ eksnevz ana
rsrsasals mst~ sS tts n<w snaskS1znnss. sssz sss
szzsas 10 hsnssz fSr
TAs AeSsr~ fss. sseszas szzsas ees ths Fa1~
EAs<ts< road sxpSs4ted neEx WsEaxzor. lnd. eaxf,
Fe1a1 m&nsnG, Engsaeur XaA1AA. Hw@maa 8sHis
- SS2es.sa RI sss s~'sAs s'>--A ~
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rnAcx DOAI4ED Az COLuMnUs.
Oagy 1ess mseap Tvssss1 n - ntA
Chase.

COIayMHttG. Ohio Aug. 4.--Rain again
lpieefer~d with TIE race - ne coannb0s
Sss ss-a p1s n..hsa and ssar hsa,. sros,ss
IN the IA CHASE. thundernovm eAms Up
and before the rain had ceAs<d fhs TRACK
w va soass u We nopra, nsces sra s r.
crowd VS. held until. vsry late. when !.
became evident mat the korsss could not
start and tbs races were postponed unsh
There wsrr four events on the card To-
day tneiudins the 80 trct. possponsd
from Thursday. This was the nrsi start
= end Y psoysd ,nsrr. % INC ssas:
without being usMed lafosse - tsvcr-
it~ in the bettin9 on the sessnesn Of hrr
showfng ~ Cleveland. hut che .~s nos .
fist ss' sroasn 10 paeh ramn~ Briison, esat
Eitprtt 0stg ~Asily fnr second money.
Four heats we're srotsed IN the ssit class.
the 4. Z contest az heirsen surpol. euecess
pna ChaF3fv Herr, HurNsi was the favor.
ite. but Success sold alrnoss equally wen
= he poo's nna cnssssy Hg Ut a. Al. NAY my
without br~ah and won easily. by two
ienxths. The gray mar acted badly In
every heat after that. In the second heas
shres~auarssrs ana Was beaten out by h,sh
Charley Hufr and Success In the third
heat the rsare hfnkc AZ the half and fell
the xAp with che leaders ana was beaten
out MS tire same horves In reverse osdcr.
Success takiux tho heat In the fourth
heat. Curry Who ssa driver sarpai, cav.
prove 4 fortunate orr. Coming dawn the
homcaresch HurYsei and Success were meek
ana nerk when the former broke and
ffutehtna aiIpwsl The mare rs RIM fire
found her raft before the wire WAS
reached. however. ard won eus nv hsif a
length bat wss set back 10 second place.
the heat h~sna given 20 Hasress This rscs
and the 81 race and tire 80 trct were
postponed 10 Tomorrow. Resuitss
1iw ses resse Case Tsues eFistnn wnn In
stsstsht hrsss ftmes Z ~ ~ tfHk cs~sevsss
ssrwssd Et3nSw~ third Msssuc<s FflAlaa. CAreAfts
and tsastse ~ sses started
ia sra pasSe & - iwnnHtshs~fa sur~ess ~an
shlrsa ard fsssssA h<~ts Tsme 9tiM 9t6 sartas
wa sks ssys k~sa ~ al c4siss nwvs WA sse
ssroua beat r. s..i Hs.atse T., frss ksrse, Es.
rsyts. Res ~ sAsiinsans Fftnre u India and
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CHICAGO. Aug A special 20 the
Tribune from Atlanta. Ga. says:
A not between the regular and volunteer
forces stationed at Fort Mcpherson yes
terday afternoon resulted In the wounding
OF eight soadfers.
The recruits OF the rwenty-ninth volun-
teers had just received their pay. and.
coming into town. spent most OF II tor
liquor. On returning to the fort. some OK
tho volunteers became engaged In con-
troversy with the regulars. and they began
to fght with bayonefs and revolvess.
SO fierce was the fracas that the services
OF A company OF regulars with fxed bayo-
nets was required before order could be
restored. A. result Of the night eight
men occupy hunks 1t the post hospital to-
day, and II u feared some Will die.
The ofscers refuse to- divulge names -
particulars.
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CSclE REcoHns l.owEREp.
asick rtMe MADE ny Nac~rs NJ the
Salt Palace Track.

SALT LANE AaS, A-r.vs thaa<spa
T~epte sfteesea me t@cyeta rarss az fh@
nas palace sssht-tsp susfear trsvk tssnirhs
anA saw tws wafii's veeasss sesssnrt
In she srrN-si h4as 90 ssse ass~ests IA.
raees professional hans sear j. n aeaF.
man. q Atlanta. Ca. srssaxAt the sertass
2@s-M
Ct<F1 Turxsfles AZ rssisssssuAis esezss sv
swa tarssFusx. n saF e.ss- satse trial sxsvs
vert TIA distance IN 81 80 cutting Csc
arzf Anee@FYA ses~syszts ~ sAS wssrssss =
reSora. nssss ~ leAn LAVISH on tnss
track Results
Or. sssse ssszssess. ssvssssareal sal Asss@usS.
~ n sAse~sss. Fesa s'asss sssszsa. rsxas eva.
sAs~k nzs. s@fS
T~v stases ssws reasrsssassAa -ssrrs yN@sssss secs
Fsaas t@stss sxsssa<s . y tAa19ssx thsss rs~.ve
a%sS
HsH sssss sssssssssss rrusssstnsssa-gt r rssss~
v~sa Tes sssse snesxs H. sossssAm sAsp,&
Tszae Is "a
s,ae sssss. s~~sss sssss sfs~~s rw-sssss .xaszs,
vsssas r<svrsA tSr~. t&9A
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nn,alsr0s sxAcll nACEs.


NEW YORK. AIR s-~Maher. the jockey.
wen the last three events at Hyixhsan
Rssch tessav. a. he slsa yesterday. 20 hts
followers wsat hcma happy. The Fensfh
fae. a handicap fer s-yesr~nsds ard up
warts. WAS the feature 81 the card, ale
Though onts fear were entered Haxs car
rvtnx sae weight was = slight fAscrste
over ssAlashet. who got the me&s support.
All four horses were backed Rox made
the running. slassiy attended by Gaiashee.
They ran head and heal up the hack
streschs hVt class told. ana when straight
en~d aus In tire stretch. nox came away
ard wnn easily he three lengths fsem The
nvv1 ara Rsrsfarsa hneh 81 whcm beat
the fs-va 5sisshce Rrssiss:
rYw fsr,sexs sssns.ses wun. f1*zraa s~xs.a.
Wrss~x tksrd rsme -
at1 fesssnxs--fvSe uttaf wsrs~ NexssxsA sesrsst
tsr~s Jsexss~s shs<S fssss. tstss
ftve eeA enc haH ssssraxs s~Eassy Fsskx wess
ENsse s~rrnA. Mswhs~s tetsa Etxss Mts
Nyse ard pas~~sxsts- Nas so& TIE nssa -sss~ss
n4sasAstA sbss<t fxms isstA
Msi-~Fsst fstse& w~H, Isezfs Wteekae s<<~ass
ktesssss Qssv~s tAssA fsms lola
Mia seessns s,EsssM wee. Harrseaas &ssssss Bss
ssEs& third T5sae ! ~
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Young Doctor wish / could get away
from my practice for a months vacation.
Old Doctor-Don't do II; You should new
er give yoar patients an opportunity to
discover how wen they can get aiong
without you.--Ohlo State Journal.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT PoLo.
John DrybrOush ktlleA by . Colli-
Sion In RsGby Tournament.

LONDON. Aug. 4--John Drybrough. one
OF the best polo players In England He'd
this morning as the result OF an accident
sustained yesterday afternoon during
polo tournament at Rugby. He had been
playing In the sami-iaaf game only few
minutes when he. and an American gentle
mauIaamesi Maekey colliiesf Both ponies
feil and rolled over. Maekey was uahurt.
but Mr.. pryhrouxh's skai was fractured.
ard he expired today. without having re-
gained consciousness
Mr. Maekey IL a native OF Wisconsin He
was formerly member of the Chicago
board ef trade. ard has been living near
bennington for number OF years. He Is
well known In hunting and polo circles.
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opssiai psupeaeh 10 n Psss.Insssltesaess,
yIfsTnNfA. =. G.. A.. A-yhe opeu
4osureasnene r ~ yfctngSe Lawn Teunis
- -,Ss~s ~r-.ne~neA a. 1fcasav. wfii
-. 49,. - s.-~~--..- srs~ ~ryvs~.
- s = - .s4 80 spiendn pay
has bssa Witnessed Ths bsttts ha3 now
,sarrOwn6 A0wu 70 nbouf do9ea players,
and fsuu psesems appearances The cnAm-
Ysoep - = ..s,.. - asssss. -.
- easso - - ssu ,.,' =. - :
pssa Il virssrsa. sad caaa. ashs = 81
0eeteA a. tt 0auss 0oubteU O. \. HuRd
~ = n,<s.~n ~ nnaftfe. IN risv 4.
= $500 ~ y =. Tsssirsu. q ylctreia.
n eysas - 49, I.l
~ 6sssN cf ososSs - nsfes 100
- the alAte 81 sWAMengfous ~ -
Gsuar1. q w. magnificent and bard
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San FRANCISCO Aug i-Io~ Keaneiy the
raisaFrss bower, who has Asrirstiaas fer the heavy
weight chsnRlrstshtf has bern raatrAed to Och,
petrr AAbsr Ttsn - Etavke has secured the spsnt
fer the f<naex Athletic Club. ~ New York wse-v
tha mea wf meet September ~ kennsssy ~ii.
BE- accompanied East by I. Collins and SPADE,
kesses The latter VA act bis mentor
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BURGLARS BIG HAUL.
Gas and Dtaa womea and Steal olO,-
500 In Honda.

WELI4SBURG, w. Va, Aug. flour
marked bun glars forced their way into the
lonely farm house Of DR. Joseph Parkin-
son some time during the night, and after
hlirdfo.dsng. hincing and gagging the tn
mates. who were all women. a careful
search for valuabies was made. The rob-
S,a sxe ~ n MONEY and : "a, ~ siyer.
ware and jeweirr. They then locked the
women In an upper room and hastily drove
on. There Is no clew 10 their identity.
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CHICAGO. Aus. A-WssfAss clear trsck good Il
unTiem Rssnits:
81 fusiones. selling -Bsrrarh waa. LomonA see-
u,d. Isnsnbae third Time. ~.
Mile and eighth. sesIins -Fsantain won. Jennie
u secsssd, pttfaia tkisd Tina. 81
oik fwisa<s CsRsre son. Fasistesp second Mag
a. DAVIS third Tine. l Il
Aile -EzpicuAss uuu. Mixpsh second Bospezwes
third Time. al
Yfvs furiunss san Cscsiia Won. xam secoua Mia
third Time ~
Lone second. Hereicx third Tine. In.
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MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, Aug. 1.-The
Minnesota Il Dakota line OF fifty e1e-
vators have been sold &c r. H. Peavey Il
Co. for E6no0n. The elevators are situated
Gong the Northern Pacific. Great North-
ern ana. Milwaukee roads and have an az
gregste capacity OF 100000 bushels This
makes the Peavey corrpany's total capa-
city over 35..6.ao bushels. exclusive OF the
new line OF houses now building In Kansas.
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DE-. Wynan Reports That yellow n
yer IL Under Control.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A--Official reports
TO the marine hospital service from the
Soldiers Home at Hampton show that the
yellow fever situation there continues Ia
vorable. Surgeon White reports to DR..
Wyman that there II nothing suspicious
IN the town Of Hampton There were no
new cases and only one death at the home
today. according to a report DIR. Vtckery.
the surgeon at the institution. sent TO the
surgeon general tonight. DIR. vickcry cx-
pressed the opinion that the immune help
on their way there should be sufficient. a.
the epidemic seems 10 he checked. The
Gordon around the home and the ifnmedi-
ate adjoining village OF Phoebus. surgeon
White says. Ii a. tight as he ever saw II
ct any place.
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. rafting finish ensued- Approval gained
~ every stride, but Mack managed % hang
On long enough 10 win. Ciawscn and Tur-
ner were each nn~d - for breaking In the
last event.
While exercising on the track the chest
nut colt Holden. owned By FL Peters. had
blind stAeGers and reeIsd into the fence
and brooks his neck. The hoy who was
upon him was badly injured AZ first he
Was thought 10 BE- dead but he later be-
came con<ctuus Results:
gse fsfioass- ~psiaesy wuH Pysstidistafae senoud.
urAeeltn third. TiHs, 60
MIie Aeaiewfhospe wcu. Ftax Spinner nscnnA
Bard<iia third. ffme. istsS
Mis- snd go Qasrter ~kiniey Mark vun. Approval
ssrEsd, ChArtis hose third. Time 9:nt
Five ard cnsAsH hutsnes JeTry HUT wcn.
LaehtEsng Exprez nacand Chfppews third Tine
six haieass- Precursor zen. Post Haste sscsad.
kAxSsn third Tine. ~
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Special Dispatch to the Post Inseliigencer.
ROSLYN, Aug. A-This morning at 10
o'clock the funeral OF Mrs Sarah Hawkins
took place. Mrs Hawkins had lived In
this city long while and had been In the
hotel business Tor q number OF years past
She first conducted the RoslYn hotel and
for the past year the Hawkins house She
was " years old Her death was quite
sudden. she having been sick but a few
days. She leaves i've children. together
with a host Of friends. 20 mourn her less.
The Hawkins house viii be closed.
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II certainly Is Of the greatest Importance
to every man OF woman who is presiis-
posed TO Heart Disease or who suffers
from other troubles that may terminate
in Heart Disease. to know his or her ex-
act condition. We read of sudden death
as a result OF Heart Disease far too often
in our daily papers
Comparatively innocent disorders such
as stomach trouble or liver trouble, are
frequently the direct cause OF Heart p.1-
ease. This is cue 10 the fact that the
same great system Of nerves that controls
the action Of the stomach controls the ac-
ton OF the heart as we'll.
Heart Disease may also result from over
work the use Of tobacco or alcohol or IL
may be due to heredify.
The following symptoms are a warning
that serious Heart Disease In fasseninx its
hold upon you; Frequent duh headaches
and dizzy sensations Gig. ID. flushing OF
face upon slight exertion Gig y. cnok-
Ing sensation Gig n. pain over heart or
Irregular nutterings 81 heart Gig. d. coid-
ness OF extremitses dig. s-s3. Other symp-
toms are swelling Of ankles or abdomen,
tendency to faint. shortness OF breath,
weakness and oppressed feeling In chest
Again. we have pain or tenderness in left
side. and Irregular pulee.
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Chri.tian Union Cenvention.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Aug. 4-Inseresting
departmental conferences today occupied
the attention OF delegates 10 the Young
Peoples Christian Union convention dur
ing the forenoon session Of the second cay
Of the convention. Five conferences re-
iaf.nE to work OF as many Departments
were held in the various churches In Oak
laid, Bellaeid and Shadyside districts. be-
ginning at s:ls A. m
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%. Louis Racea.

~, LOUIs. Aug THE track was last q The
fsh asesamis ,aiag Resslifs:
SiI furiosxs. seiiinx Crosby Won, D. Auensslne
second Fu1v third Tisas. Us
Niae. maiden ,hree rear osds-Celesses dor won.
koenig seccnA. Bert fasis third Time, 10
etx fustonxs. sefisng--fola von. Hungry Hiil SEC
md fAstssian third Time, f.iN
Five snd . half esrsouxs. tsoyearoids- Iasso
.on. Rsiss Bard second. John Haisey third Time,
10
ets fnssanes, selling -Nsrktacs xen. Eahe second
Matte Lea third. Time, faN
Five and 3 ham fusiones. majda twcyeaSsuk1s-
alsnt Ert<sd vou. Jahn Millin second. Martha
6efsst third. Tins. Ill
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Three rris~ ftxht. ~ . Cluh.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aas THE following bcnts
were slex tssf in the oisnfie esah gymnasium To-
night. George Esker. salt Lake defeated Charles
viriers Nan Francisco; weight - posn.ts Charles
ThnssfSn. San FfAurieeD siftestssi fseuxe Simpsoa
Oakland. in ten rnanss The men fsnxns ~ catch
wssshss. shout I'D ysands. r Ass, 81 San Fran
cfssp. dsfsstess W. A. Weeds. ~ Sew York in ten
rcssssds Al rs pounds
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view Trial Not Based ON Errer.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Att has been
discovered that the order IF the supreme
court granting Albert HofY a new trial
was not based or an error on the part OF
the prs siding Judge in delivering his charge
to the Jury. regarding the motive. but on
the question OF circums;an.iai evidence
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Rcfore Inaa.trtal Com mia.ion.

SALT LAKE. Aug. 4--James r. Ham,
mond. secretary OF state. was before the
subcom mittee OF Industrial commission to-
day. His examination was In relation to
the mining industry and the operation Of
the eight hour law
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NEWPORT. r. T.. Aug. 1.-THE North
Atlantic squadron. consisting of the nag
ship New York. tattieships Indiana and
Texas and cruiser Brooklyn. sale tonight
for Bar Harbor. with Admiral Sampson In
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sUsPOEsAs FoR THE CAPTAINS.

Poliee Fierce - Appear.
NEW YORK. Aug A subpoena
server fr1m the Maxes committee
called at police headquarters today
and served a subpoena on Deputy
Chief Cartwright, who Ia at present
ent In charge Of fAe department. II Is
understood that nearly all OF the cap
tasns Of the departments have been sub
poenasd 70 appear before the committee
next Tuesday. the day that Deputy Chief
Cartwright Is ordered to appear.
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WoaEN
ADVISED
FREE.
WHIE.
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:. Since the discovery
OF HnytsAn fatalities from Heart Dfseass
naSc become less frequent. Hadyan
STRENGTHENS the hearts action Hudvsr
builds the byoken-ssown heart srrs,r,.rrs
sf rnu n0tscs any Of tho above sysnrsorn.
ny All means take Huiyan Huiyan has
areass~3 Asscas<; Il viii Do ~ much for va,
hndyan cares are permanent and hp,fn~
HndvAn IN for sale hy druxrisrs-- ssr
f.ckAas or six packages for a 81
II yoar dru~xi4e does not keep HuHv..
sfrt dsyec< 60 the Hsdvan Remedy a.
sssnsr Stockton. Eaias Z Market ssreeG
fes rsay eonssit the hsayan a..
ter aAssa ysus ease. ire q ehn.ee.
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SMITH AM WALSH DRAW.
Meet f@- .ar Thtrd Tsse. without
N~etsfve W~suifs.

NEW YORK, Aug s~~NySssrsssss Rtsly
sss.,sh ard Ansv wStss ress fer third
ssssS WITH s~auFes Esoves snraxhf ard 40
vet neither Asz gained a sf~rsshsn ssss ssT
tse previous sseTassass TIE ser fought
tAaeney aaa tw%ssts~ssve vos1nsas tSs a 3raw
ard s4nsghs hsTesr tAu EresAawav AsAsessss
SSssA steS feasAt snernsr tw~nfv.ssse.
rsSsssa draw As far ~ sscteuxness gees
nsssAer rsaa lost an acgar9ansSy Both are
srsSnssSss ard eagh very A@s hesAta. sszfx
ssaws we're vwrw gnaeA sn %v sssvsss nsrsSc-
ssseTsw FsrAt~ ssRre~ $50 ksssr~ss~ Haxsss Az
50 rann6 thes seslsSss fSxst~as wtfaaas ussA-
sr xatssnw ne slightest aaSansax~. xasi al
TIRE sss NJ fAN t~~rsv-Hfsh -sara. als-guSn
each Of then ssuwea rezs wests ever snelr
left ssavs from repeated rsow~. there ~As
nofhsrs rs cAees~ e~sw~sa thssa. aaa IL
sfsok~s ss u t<s.a sonsa hare Ecsse an FER
twNnty-svw seSsrszx rare
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Cuban Assembly II Stll1 Engagea -
PPunoting Veterans.

HAVANA. Aug. A--The executive COM
mittce OF the late Cuban assembly - stu
promoting veterans. BY It's last resoiu-
ton Senator Torres. the alcalde Of Gibara.
was made brigadier general
The Diario de Ia Marina Endorses the
Pairia's approval OF the action of Gen.
The only Complaint against him IL that
he should have acted before.
A stormy meeting has been held At the
Academy OF Science to protest agAinst the
admission OF American lawyers and doc
tors TO practice in Cuba after examination
or without examination. Two hundred
persons were present.
The abolition of the incomunicado sys-
tenn takes effect today.
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LINCOLN. Nsh.. Aug A-Rev. n. II.
Mslhurn. The blind chaplain OF the senate,
who yesterday suffered from sunstroke.
was much improved this morning
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WASHINGTON. Aug. A-The number
OF enlistments yesterday for the new vol
unteer regiments were 3ai making a total
Of 9.&sl This leaves 3.sca yer to be enl sted
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Burns Pierce sets New Fi9ures for
.. 3. ana b Miles.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. TAT wooIxile
park track here tonight Burns Pierce Of
Boston, broke the bicycle records for two,
three four and ave miles. He rode five
miles paced ~ motor The time OF the
arss mile WAS ia seconds slower shan
the record. He went the second mile in
3Ae previous record ale, third mile, 4:ls
previous record $40 -: fourth mile, ga
previous record SEQ. hfth mile. s:0g rs.
previous record SIS
Z. r. Weiss. who acted an simekeeper.
SAYS the time viii I've officially entered on
the records Of the National Cyclists Asso-
eiasfcn.
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RIOT ANON6 THE SOLDIERS.


DayenAs the Weapons-Etght Neo
WesnAAA. ssos - The1 Severe
iy-neeralts spesa Their Aessy
Ter La~uor aaA StnSt The Rows
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often begins with
nervous symptoms,
and thsy Is the time
that treatment should
be adopted in order
that the more SER
ious symptoms may
De avert&d. All So
we're exercise should
he avoided. Excite
msnt should be
avoise~5.
A. 10 the remedy
Huydan win cure
Esff<1
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YELLOW FEVER ON THE wANE.
Abatement of the Scourge ~ vesa
CPos, Mexico.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-United States
Consul William r.. Canada, who II sta
toned at Vera Cruz. Mexico. arrived here
today on the Ward line steamer visslan-
cha. Mr.. Canada said al the time OF his
departure yellow fever was abating at
Vera Cruz. There had been IS deaths from
this cause In the last week OF June and
only seventeen deaths In the last week
in July. Every precaut.on is taken TO pre-
vent the spread OF the disease. Mr.. Cam
ada said that only one yellow fever patient
one got aboard a schooner and went to
New 0rleanA