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RECEIVED BY THE QUEEN.
Peace Commissioners Attend . Banquet In
the Place.

Peace Commissioners Attend . Banquet in
the Place.
AMSTERDAM. July 7.-Queen Will
helmina and the queen mother arriy-
ed here yesterday afternoon and amid
a great popular demonstration proceed
ed to the palace. The members OF the
international peace conference arrived
from The Hague at $50 p. m. by spe-
cial train and proceeded from the sta
ton directly to the palace, where they
were received by the queen, after
which they were entertained at a mag
nificent banquet in the palace. At
the banquet. Queen Wilhelmina pro-
posed a toast as follows:
Il sincerely rejoice TO see assembled
around me to-day the delegates to the
conference and TO be permitted to re-
new my wishes for the success Of your
work, due to the initiative of the Gear
of the Russias. | am glad to offer you
the hospitality of my residence. l
drink to the health of all the sover
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JACK O'RRIEN O

NEW YORK, July Tn a fast, fierce
battle that went the limit of twenty
five rounds, Jack O'Brien, of New York,
was the victor over Del Hawkins, of
California, at the Broadway A. C. to-
night. The winner came to the ring
side as the short ender in a 2 to 1 bet
ting proposition, and won almost as
he pleased. He was never at any time
in very serious danger and had every
thing his W way after the fifteenth
round. Hawkins injured his left hand
in the early part of the fight, but even
if he had had the free use of it through
out the contest, it is improbable that
he could have won or even secured a
draw. The fight, although fast and
game, was not satisfactory. 1t was
first announced that the men would
fight straight Queensberry rules. Then
in the second round they agreed to
break clean, and failed to do so. There
was no announcement of the latter
agreement until later and as a result
there was an immense amount of
wrangling and confusion. The crowd
Kissed both men for fouling, but Re
fierce Johnny White contented himself
with rather mild ca~utioning. The
men did about as they pleased. They
hit in clinches, hit with the free arm
and hit at the breakaway.
In the eighteenth round White took
matters into his Nv hands and every
clinoh forcibly broke the men. Even
at that they continued to hit away at
one another, both in the clinches and
after the breakaway.
Hawkins was the veteran of the two
and seemed more scientific on his feet,
but O'Brien kept boring in on him and
seemed to manage to get inside of his
punches. They both weighed 1873, but
O'Brien was the stronger.
Billy Barrel tand George Munros,
both of New York, fought twelve clever
rounds to a draw in the preliminary.
Three thousand persons saw the con-
tests.
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THE HENLEY

HMENLEY-ON-THAMES, July l.
The Henley Royal Regatta came to an
end under the most favorable eondi-
tons. The weather to-day was per-
feet, but the attendance was not so
numerous as usual. The racing con-
tanned no surprises and no close fin
ishes. There was a feeling of relief,
however, when the Stewards cup Mag
dalen disposed SO easily of the Ger
man crew that many had predicted
would win. The cheers which greeted
the winners were much heartier than
those given to any other v~ictors, and
emphasized the general joy that the
trophy was not to be taken abroad.
There was also much enthusiasm
when the young Etonians fairly rowed
down their strong opponents, Penn
broke College, in the ladies' challenge
plate and re-established their claim as
the holders of this trophy.
Howell's victory in the diamond
challenge SOULS was also immensely
popular.
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A HOT TIME PROMISED.

When the Knights of Pythias meet
in battle array on the base ball dia-
mond, it's dollars to doughnuts, and
your money back if you lose, that there
is going to be fun. Particularly is
this true of the teams representing
Couer de Leon and Bernard Stanley
companies of the Uniform Rank, who
have secured the Island base ball park
for a game next Saturday. The result
will settle for one day at least, the
much disputed question of superiority.
The lineup has been heretofore pub
lished. There is all kinds of talent in
it, good, bad and Indifferent, and the
game promises to partake of the pecu-
liar qualities of a prize fight, a foot
bali game and a ball game-three for
one price of admission.
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gave testimony before the court and
was as guilty Of aiding and abetting
the affair as others concerned.
BOXING NOTES.
Ficher and Moore Getting Into Shape for
Their Omfng Bout.

Ficher and Moore Getting Into Shape for
Their Coming. Bout.
Dick Moore and Harry Fischer are
training hard for their bout at the Full
ton club house, and patrons are as
sured that both will enter the ring fit.
A good contest may be expected.
That much was indicated by the clev-
erness of the men when they last met.
Moore is doing his work at Rudler's
place, and his practice includes a if
teen mile run every day, which is rap
idly pulling down his averdupois.
Fischer is practicing with Oscar
Gardner at his place opposite the post
Office, where the two box ten rounds
every afternoon. Gardner has been
matched by his manager, Paddy Sulli-
van, for September, and proposes to do
a moderate amount of training every
day until he enters the ring.
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The Sunday school of the Church of
Latter Day Saints has arranged for a
picnic at Mozart Park on the 18th inst.
The excursion and outing at Cresap's
by the young people of the Benwood NJ.
E.. church, was a complete success.
The date for laying the corner stone
of the new convent of the Sisters of st.
Joseph, has not been definitely fixed.
The usual masses and vespers will be
celebrated tomorrow in all the Roman
Catholic churches.
The Sunday school of the Thomson
NJ. E. church is making elaborate pre-
parations for an outing at Belmont
Park. The trip will be made on the
steamer Leroy.
Prof. Wilker, of Berea, o., will on
duct quarterly meeting at the German
M. E. church tomorrow, preaching in,
the morning and delivering an import
ant lecture in the evening. The Sun
day school of this church, with its
friends, will picnic at Cresap's grove
on Tuesday, the 18th. The steamer
Eliza H. will leave the Wheeling
wharf at s a. m.
Vance Memorial church-The pastor,
DR.. Austin, will preach at II a. M, and
7:45 p. m. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
C. E. at 7 p. m.
First Christian church, Rev. c. NJ.
Oliphant, pastor-Preaching Sunday,
both morning and evening, by Rev. E.
c. Nicholson, of Bethany. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Mission S. s.,
Thirty-first street, 2:30 p. N. Junior
C. E.. 4 p. m; subject, "a Good Vaca-
ton" Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.
First Christian church-The pastor,
Rev. D. A. Cunningham, d. D., will
preach at 1890 a. M. No preaching at
night. Endeavor society at I p. m.
Services Wednesday, 8 p. N.
First Baptist church, corner Twelfth
and Byron streets, Rev. Martin w.
Buck, pastor-Preaching at 1920 a. NJ.
by pastor; subject, The Righteous
Advocate; 7:45 p. m, by pastor, sub
ject, The Parable of the Mustard
Seed" Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.
Sunday school at Chapel A, corner
Broadway and Maryland streets, and at
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SideIl. Friend Cox. New Martipsville;
NJ. P. Brady and wife, Warrington, are
at the Howell.
John Ford, Sistersville; ]. T. Koen,
H. r. Furbee. Rush Miller, Manning
ton; w. ]. Fell, Huntington, and f. c..
Hornbrook, Parkersburg, are guests at
the Stamm.
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RIVER NEWS.
Water Still T~alling-Nearly Every Boat in
Except the Locals-slight Rains Last

Except the L~ocals-slight Rains Last
Night.
The river is still falling. Although
the local agents have heard nothing
from the Kanawha, they think she will
come through tomorrow as usual and
attempt to reach P%ittsburg. The
Greenwood got as far as Rochester,
but had to turn back. The locals con-
tinue to run, although they scrape at
places. The Virginia passed Sisters
vile yesterday at noon, and from
that point communicated with the
local agents, stating that she would at
tempt to get through to Wheeling.
The rainfall last night, while light,
was general around the headwaters. It
may cause a slight rise. The marks
on the wharf at midnight showed 3
feet and falling.
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eigns or chiefs Of the states Of whid

eigns or chiefs of the states of whid|
you are the representatives"
Mr.. de Staal. president of the con
ference, briefly replied. expressing tn,
homage and thanks of the delegate!
and their profound gratitude for tn,
kind reception rendered them, and In
viting his colleagues to drink tn,
health of her majesty. This was don,
and the band played the Dutch nation
al anthem.
Queen Wilhelmina was attired il
white. and Queen Emma, her mother
in lilac. A reception followed at
O'Clock in the grand throne room
where their majesties ~conversed free
ly with the delegates.
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The Pearl Laundrys will cross bats
with the Pleasant Valleys on the tun-
mel green Sunday morning. Game
called at $50. The Laundrys are re-
quested to meet at the school house at
$50.
The Red Oaks have been organized
and would like to hear from the AL.
Hibberds for a game Sunday on the
Fulton grounds.
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THE WHEEL.

The Rough Riders Cycle club will
leave Fourteenth and Market streets
tomorrow morning at Z o'clock, for
GAINESVILLE. All outside wheelmen are
invited to join the club on this run. 1t
will be the longest run attempted this
year by the club.
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Chapel B, 2So6 Eor street, at 2:so p. m.

Chapel B, 2806 Eof street, at 2:30 p. m.
Preaching at the North street N. E.
church Sunday by the pastor, G. B.
Graham, at 1890 a. m. and 7:45 p. N.
Morning theme, "Criticising Christi;
evening theme, "a Young Mans IN
wise Choice" Sunday school at 2
p. m.
At the Fourth street NJ. E. church.
the pastor, DR.. Sooy. will preach at
1890 a. m. At 7:45 p. M, a midsum-
mer evening of sacred song.
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CUBAN SOLDIERS DISBANDED.

HAVANA, July about S25 Cuban
soldiers have been disbanded at Sancti
Spiritus. province of Santa Clara, de-
livering up forty weapons. Three hun
bred and twenty-one men were paid and
107 were refused payment, as their
names did not appear on the lists.
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WASHINGTON, July 7.-McGinnity was
wild and the Senator's hit him frequently
Poor base running prevented the home
team from scoring oftener. Mercer pitched
well, the visitors being unable to make a
hit until the sixth inning. Attendance,
2,000. Score:
Washt'n ~ 0 O o o 0 0 IA 10 /
BALTIC .......0 0 0 @ l 2 0 0 03 4 2
Earned runs Washington 2; Baltimore ].
Batteries. Mercer and kttredge; McGin-
nifty and Robinson. Umpires, Mcdonald
and Manassau. Time, 2:27.
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WEBSTER STILL TALKING.

PARIS. July AT to-day's sitting
of the Venezuela arbitration commits
sion. Sir Richard Webster, leading
counsel for Great Britain, continued
his presentation OF the British side of
the case.
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OF CLUBS.
Special to the Register.

SpecIaI TO the ReglsttF.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, July New Castle
won again from Wheeling to-day. The
game was not a very interesting one, but
several beautiful plays were made by both
teams. The pitching of Figgemier was one
of the features, while Parvin also pitched
sensational ball, and had 1t not been for
the errors of Parvin and Lyons Wheeling
would nave won, as their errors were cost
~. The teams play two anne tomorrow.
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MARKS FROM ABOVE

PITTSBURG-River 3 feet and falling.
Clear and warm.
OIL CITY-River 6 inches and stationary.
Cloudy and pleasant.
MORGANfOWN-River feet 8 inches
and stationary. Cloudy and warm.
STEUBENVILLE-River 2 feet I inches
and falling. Cloudy and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-RiYer 4 feet Z inches
and falling.
GREENSBORO-River Z feet and sta
tionary. Warm and threatening.
WARREN-River A foot. Partly cloudy
and warm.
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MAURICE GRAU WANTS OPERA IN
ENGLISH-Strange reason why he
can't get. it. Unusual talk with the
boss Of grand opera, and interesting
facts about him.
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OF U

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 7.-Garvin had
Ll~bad innings, the second and third,
when the Pittsburgs made nine hits and
all Of their runs. Tannehill was easy and
Lever was substituted in the eighth. The
feature was Green's batting, which prob
ably equals the individual record of the
season. Out of five times at bat he made
four hits with a total of nine bases. At
fandanoa 1 500 Snora.
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BOWLING.

Moores took three Straight from the Stein
haus, but they had to bowl all the way
to do it. The feature of the evenings
work was SIMPSONS strong bowling, ne
him a dangerous opponent of Emblem for
high average of the league. The following
are the results:
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BOITGHT A PITCHER.

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 1.-THE Pitts
burg ball club to-day purchased the re-
lease of Pitcher Chesebro. from the
Richmond, Va, club, for $1,500.
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HOTEL PERSONALS.

Geo. R. Stemple, Aurora; S. B.
Knox, A. ]. Baker, j. H. Hamilton,
Farkersburg; w. C. Brown, Sis
tersville, are the State arrivals at the
Windsor.
Jacob Koontz, E. D. Lappert, Lon
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CARRIG.

DENVER, Colo, July kid"
Parker, of Denver, defeated Jack Car
rig, of Buffalo, in six rounds before
the Colorado A. C. tonight.
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The Benwood road race tonight
promises to develop some fresh local
talent. There is a large field entered
and a close and exciting contest is ex-
pected. The race is in charge of J..
Debold, the saloonist of that place.
The prizes are very good.
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SOLD TO REORGANIZERs.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July THE
Wisconsin Central Railroad was sold
to the reorganization committee to-day
for 81, 800. 900,
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Tn-DAY,S BOATS.

Charleston, Greenwood, $50 a. m.
Parkersburg, Bedford, IL a. m;
S~teubenville, I. NJ. Bayne, 2:30 p. N.
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth. $3.50 p. m.
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OUR GRAY-COATED LETTER CAR.
RIERS-Their big organization viii
meet in Scranton.
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YAn[GANS TAKE ANOTHER.
Wheeling Drops Another Close Game
to New Castle

THROUGH ERRORS BY PARvIN
AND LYONS-RESULTS IN THE
INTERSTATE AND NATIONAL
LEAGUES-THE BOXING BOUT
NEXT WEEK BOWLING RE-
SULTS-oTHER SPORTING MAT
TIERS.
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THE WESTERN EDITOR-He has his
trials and tribulations but is strong
hearted. They want money.
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BROOKLYN 8; PHILADELPHIA 7.
WASHINGTON A: BALTIMORE 3.
LOUISVILLE 6; CINCINNATI 3.
PITTSBURG z: CHICAGO 6.
BOSTON S: NEW YORK 3.
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PACKETS
The upper Ohio will continue to fall.

Pittsburg, kanawha, 5 a. N.
Steubenville, Jewel, 7 a. m.
S~istersville, Leroy. I a. m.
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YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Steubenville. I. NJ. Bayne.
Clarington, Leroy.
Sistersville, Ruth.
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MEXICO'S RICHEST MAN, OLD DON
JOHN SMITH-Across the line he
is Don Juan Smidio, and he says
he's worth 5000, OOO, 900 and a few
odd millions.
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...ONLY...

Giant Hippopotamus! Two Horned
Rhinocerosi Snow White Polar Bears!
School Of Sea Lions. Trained Alaska
Seals! Flock of Ostriches. Emu and
Cassowaryl Pair Saddleback Tapirs.
Sable Antelopei More rare animals
than all other shows combined.
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MARKS FROM BELOW.

PARKERSBURG-River 4 feet 6 inches
and falling. Cloudy: mercury 81.
CALRO-River 221 feet and rising.
Cloudy and warm.
POINT PLEASANT-River 3.S feet and
falling. Cloudy.
CINCINNATI-River 9,3 feet and falling.
Partly cloudy.
EVANsVILLE-Rfver 81 feet and fall
ing. Clear and hot.
LOUISVILLE-River rising: AS feet in
the canal; &c feet on the falls; SIS feet
below the locks. Clear.
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FEB WHITES BEAR-How bruin got
even with a mountaineer.
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The steamer Uyania is now at the
wharf and open for engagements to run
excursions. Apply to Henry Bruner,
No. 1108 Water street.
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FLOWERS OF IRISH SPEECHES-A
collection OF noteworthy things from
that tongue.
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AMATEUR NOTES

ST. LOUIS, July 7.-St. Louis-Cleveland
game postponed on account of rain.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
Matters Of Interest to Persons Re-
ligiously Inclined.

THE CONFERENCE OF METHOD
lists TO BE HELD IN SEPTEM-
BER-SECOND DAY OF THE
MISSIONARY CONVENTION AT
WAYMAN A. M. E. CHURCH-THE
OUTING BY THE CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH-TOPICS FOR
SABBATH SERMONS - OTHER
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
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WORK ON 16-INCH GUN RETARD-
ED-The big rife is not yet half
finished.
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A nice lunch at The Kleves, No. 1915
Market street, this evening.
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GERMLESS WORLD WOULD BE
FLAT AND STALE-There are good
baciIli as well as bad. Some things
for which we are indebted to the
former.
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Two-base hits, Niles, Wells. Stolen bases,
Wells, Farrell, Mattress. Double plays,
Cargo to Barclay: Nedeau to Miller. Base
on balls, off Figgemeir /; off ParVin 4.
Struck out, by Figgemeir 2. Passed balls,
Graffius 1: Twineham /. Left on bases,
New Castle Z; Wheeling 4. Time of game,
las. Umpire, Carrothers.
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NEVADA KIDS LITTLE JOKE
Tenderfoot who rode Weyler, a bron-
cho with a record.
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Earned runs Pittsburg 5; Chicago /.
Two-base hit, Ely. Three-base hits. Bow
fec hits, Ely 2. Stolen bases, Donovan,
Green. Double plays, Bowerman to Ely to
Bowerman; Demont to Mccormick to Ev-
eritt. First base IN balls, off Tannehill l.
Struck out, by Tannehill 2; by Garvin ..
Time, 1:35. Umpires, Swartwood and
Hunt.
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YOUNGSTOWN, O., July 7.-Rain stop
ped to-day's game, the score reverting to
the fifth inning. Score:
Mansfield -. ...........1 0 0 0 OIL 6 0
Carney and frost; Miller and Belt.
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GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July 7.-Score:
G. Rapids 80 2 0 0 0 0 % s 8
Toledo ........1 2 0 0 0 2 0 *-5 Z l
Harper and Cote; Gates and Arthur.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

DAYTON, Ohio, July 7.-Dayton-Fort
Wayne game postponed; rain.
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The second days session Of the
Woman's Mite Missionary Society, at
the Wayman A. NJ. e. church, was
well attended and the exercises were
very interesting. The annual address
of the president was read by Mrs.
Viola Callman, and showed an excel
lent condition of affairs. The morning
session opened with devotional exer-
cises conducted by Mrs. w. H. Brown.
A paper on How May We Win the
Uninterested?" was read by Mrs. Mag
gle E. Wheeler. 1t gave various meth
DDS to increase interest in missionary
work, and contained a number of prac-
teal suggestions. The discussion
which followed was opened by Miss
Mamie Johnson. Then came the re-
port of the lecturer, Mrs. Sadie A.
Bentley, of Washington, Pa. Other
papers were read by Mrs. Chas. MCGEE,
Mrs. Annie Street, Mrs. Ida Lowry,
Mrs. Ada Little and others. In the
evening Rev. W. S. Lowry delivered a
talk on South Africa College," which
was followed by an interesting and
profitable discussion The evening
session was made very interesting by
special vocal and instrumental music.
The annual conference of the min
ict0rc nf Tho NJ Il ohIroh Af Woct
Virginia will be held at Parkersburg,
commencing September 28th. All the
local ministers Of that denomination
will attend, and it is possible that some
changes may be made in the assign
ments of pastors for this city.
The union picnic of the First and
Second Christian churches was given at
Cresap's Grove yesterday. The crowd
went down by steamer, and arrived
home late last evening. At McMechen
and Moundsville the crowd was aug
mented. A special programme of
sports and amusements made the day
pass very pleasantly. There was a ball
game between teams selected from
Wheeling against outside churches.
There was a tug of war by the ladies,
captained respectively by Misses
Maud Adams and Lillian Jones; and
for men only, teams captained by w.
j. Morrison and NJ. J. Brown. There
was also a hurdle race, bicycle race and
other contests.
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QUEER TYPES OF OCEAN TRAV-
ELERS-Here's the place to see
human nature unadorned.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. July THE Colonies
made it three straight from the Reds to-
day. Breitenstein was batted hard in the
first three innings. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
louisville .....I 9 9 Q Q ! 9-6 II Q
Cincinnati 80 0 | 0 0 0 0 0 2-3 9 l
Earned runs, Louisville A; Cincinnati 8.
Batteries, Bowling and Powers: Breiten-
stein and Wood. Umpires, Gaffney and
Latham. Time, $50.
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The
Sunday


KC0aSfC9..s
Will be as good as usual,
which is certainly a sufficient
guarantee to those who have
read previous issues.
1t will be we'll to order it
to-day.
Among the Gestures will be
the following;
THE FINGER OF FATE-By Captain
Mayne Reid, author of THE Death
Shot," "Headless Horseman," 1.-The
Rife Ranger" The Scalp Hunt
ers," etc.
QUEER TYPES OF OCEAN TRAY
ELERS-Here's the place to see
human nature unadorned.
WORK ON 16-INCH GUN RETARD-
ED-The big rife is not yet half
finished.
FEB WHITES BEAR-How bruin got
even with a mountaineer.
RIERS-Their big organization will
meet in Scranton.
MAURICE GRAU WANTS OPERA IN
ENGLISH-Strange reason why he
can't get. it. Unusual talk with the
boss Of grand opera, and interesting
facts about him.
THE WESTERN EDITOR-He has his
trials and tribulations but is strong
hearted. They want money.
MEXICO'S RICHEST MAN, OLD DON
JOHN SMITH-Across the line he
is Don Juan Smidio, and he says
he's worth 5 zoo, OO0, 900 and a few
odd millions.
GERMLESS WORLD WOULD BE
FLAT AND STALE-There are good
bacilli as well as bad. Some things
for which we are indebted to the
former.
FLOWERS OF IRISH SPEECHES-A
collection OF noteworthy things from
that tongue.
NEVADA KIDS LITTLE JOKE
Tenderfoot who rode Weyler, a bron-
cho with a record.
HOW OREGON WAS SAyED-The
story of a ride across the Continent.
Advice to Summer Sojourners in tie
Mountains