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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-04
THE METEOR WINS.
Emperor Williams Yacht Defeats Prince Of
Wales Britannia rensaiiun Sprunu

Cowes. Isle or Wira,. AuE I'm The
race FOR the town cup, today In the re-
gatta q the Royal Yacht Squadron, En-
nerpr Williams Meteor TEE Prince "
Wales Britannia ana Rainbow crossed
the line together al the start Bona was
last. The course was around the Cape
East Lere buoy To the Warner liGhtship.
| twice around. Rainbow din not finish.
The first round was finished as follows:
Meteor zc5; Britannia, l.59ln; Bona.
! 1.iUl2
me yachts crossed thc finish line az
\ follows: Meteor, 1850. Bri ANNA, i.54oj;
\ Bona. 4.55.0I.
The sensation ~ III. day was the an
! u0unCcment NJ thr engage ment Or Lady
| Randolph Churchill tn Lieut.. O. f. NJ
! beauty. Lady CORVALLIS West II is said
! that tine marriage Will occur in October
u"xi. Lieut.. cornwallis-W West is tan am
good looking and very closely resembles
dill sister. Princess Henry of I'less. Lady
Randolph Churchill ana her son. Lieut..
Winston Leonard Churchill have apart
meats at the Marine hotel
COmte and Comtesse De Castellane en-
tcrtained the Prince If Wales at dinner.
his evening, On board their steel yacht
NalhaIla. Music was supplied by a fun
Hungarian banu ANA the MUSICAL Japs.
Amon- ihe guests We're Duchesse ~
Lnrnes. Madame lie Gal!ifet Mrs. Arthur
Iaget, Lady Randolph Churchill and the
Hon. Sidney Greviilc, private secretary
to tho Marquis " Salisbury.
The yacht dinner table was extrava-
-antly decorated with lowers. but at tn
specially request Of the Prince ~ VALE,
the menu was made Al simple az possible.
AN lIiS Royal HiEhness i prUyerbially
disinclincd to sit long at dinner Covers
We're laid for ~ The deck Of the VAL
nalla was converted into A regular salon.
with carpets. artistic chairs and testOons
NJ electric lights. Roses and carnations
We're hung ~ the same wires all over the
yacht.
Comte and Comtesse Castellane spent
thu morning on shore. where the former >
striking costume created the usua! stir
AIRS Arthur PaEct mas given W Norris
Castle ana is NOW staying on board ,ne
Neticda. She was curSI icuGus figure on
tFc Royal Yacht club lawn this after
noon. Id white serge skirt with yellow
blouse ana hat ~ match.
This evening, there WAS q brilliant dis
play NJ fireworks All tic yachts were
Illuminated The principal sot pieces were
portraits Of Sir Thomas Upton Mr.
Tnornycrof; ana Mr.. Fife. ana the motto
'-tfoud Lurt To Shamrock
After reckoning the time allowance,
Meteor beat Britannia by over half an
hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-04
REPUBLICS UNITE.
Gigantic Scheme Among the
South American Countries
To Oppose United States in Her
Growth Of Imperialism.
President Roeai Of Argentine Journeying
Among Them in Interest Of Scheme.

London, Aug. 3.-The London Times
published dispatch from Buenos
Ayres July ,, saying President Rocal
of the Argentine republic. would leave
that country about the middle of July
for Uruguay and Brazil, with the in
tention of inviting the presidents Of
those republicans to meet at BuenoS
Ayres in the autumn and confer with
the President of Chilli. on the question
of reducing South American arma-
ments. 1t was argued that he would
also propose an alliance Of the four
republics.
A dispatch from London to The Asso-
Ciated Press Aug. l, last. gave the sub
stance of a message sent by the Rome
correspondent of the Morning Post to
his paper. He said:
According to news received here the
victory over Spain and the growth of
Imperialism in the United States has
led the large South American republics
to talk of an alliance against the Unit
ed States and it is alleged that the pre-
lminaries of such an alliance have
been concluded between Brazil and Ar
gentina.'
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New York Produce Market.

New York. Aug. 2.
FIDt R-RccciptS l7.9,2 hb!s.: exports
2lfS bhls.; sales. $500 pkEs.: easier thar
the previous day On 4 withdrawal Of bids
and sympathy with wheat
WlIEAT-kcceipts, I10 225 bushels; ex
ports, 1890 bushels: sales. 1875 900 bush
els futures, 3it0JU bushels spot: spot easy
No. red 15i, fob afloat spot: No
Northern Duluth. 1914 fob. afioat spot,
No hard Duluth, S0i4 fob. afloat to ar
rive; No. red, IfI elevator
CORN-Reccipts, 1S4275 bushels; ex
ports, S3,0l5 bushels; sales. 300 bushels
futures, 100000 bushels spot; spot steady,
No. 2 37h fob afloat.
OATS-Receipts, l53. 100 bushels; exports
sO,S6l bushels sales, 10000 bushels: spo,
tirIner; No. 2, 2155 No. 3. 2sIa: No.
white, 2s12; No. white, 27I2; track mixej
Western, 2tn2Sls; track white, 2Sn35.
LARD-Firmer: Western steamed
s5,t214; August. 1852, nominal; refined.
firm.
PORK-Firm.
BTTTER-Quiet and steady; Western
creamery. f5M1S; do. factory liefiIla:
fresh factory. llMl4; state dairy, l30lI.
~, creamery. 15IlS,
EGGS Steady state and PENNSYLVANIA
i5Ml6.
POTATOES Quiet; fancy to prime.
S.ODMi 80, common. JoM.5. fancy. 81 25gi
10: Southern sweets, S2.00GI4.OD.
81 GAR-Rawi strong and held hicher
AIR refining. a; cenlrfugal &C test, 4 II:
refined strong and quiet
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His Life Was Saved.

Mr. J. +. LILY, a prominent citizen Of
Hannibal, Mo, lately had a wonderful De
llverance from frightful death. In tell
ing of it he says: II was taken with ~.
phoid fever, that ran into pneumonia
My lungs became hardened. was 50
weak | couldn't even sit up in bed. Moth
ing helped me. | expected to soon die OF
consumption, when | heard Of DR.. King !
New Discovery. one bottle gave great
relief. | continued to use ii, and now ain
well and strong. | can't say too much in
its praise" This marvellous medicine il
the surcst and quickest cure in the world
for all throat and lung troub e. Regu
lar sizes 80 cents and 500. Trial bottles
free at Bowditch & Webster's 5. Angus
G. H. Reanes Gardiner; :. $ Light
hGdy,s, Waieryiic. drug Starcs: every
bottle guaranteed. aucfL9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-04

At the August term Of probate court
il session, this week, at Dover, Judge
Howe presiding, interest conferred
around the will Of Jacob True, late Of
Foxcroft. which was contested by
George -. True Of Dexter. nephew Of
the deceased, On the ground that the
said Jacob True was Of unSound mind
at the time it was made The will was
drawn up by Henry Hudson and sign
I'd BY Jacob True, oct. 2G 1896 Mr..
True died in March Of the present year
He was put under guardianship by the
court some time in November. 1896.
Papers had been made out for that
purpose III October. but We're served
upon him in Sangerville. his former
home, instead Of ToXcroft, his home at
that time. Mr.. True had no lineal
heirs and left the bulk of his property
to q lady nominally adopted by him
self and wife years ago. Judge Howe
rendered decision for the will. The
contestants appealed.
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Base Ball Notes.

Ladd Of the Worccsters, has muscular
rheumatism.
Pitcher Callahan Of Chicago. is again
on the sick list.
This is Ryan's 18th year member
IF Chicago team
The price Brooklyn put on Jennings is
said to be prohibitiVc.
indianapolis has fine lead in the West
crn race. Good for Bob Allen.
Herald: 1t has been rough riding IN
deed, for Burns Rough Riders
1t simply lies with the Brockton peopie
whether Burnham will fight it out or not.
Donovan was in uniform. Monday, for
the first time since he was hurt in Bos
ton.
Connecticut umpires receive $50 per
week. and have to pay their own cX-
penses.
The Springfield Republican said that
George lcager played second base about
as well as a wooden Indian.
Jimmy cannon leads the Eastern League
III batting. with Smith of Syracuse. Both
men have an average OF 3D.
Cronin and Frisk Of Detroit. and Wad-
dell Of Grand Rapids. are considered the
pick Of the Western League pitchers.
Mike Griffin again denies that he has
made arrangements to sign with Chicago.
Jesse Burkctt has batting average of
.3a1 to date.
! Herald: "All-Around'' Jack Ryan was
| played at third by Detroit, last Sunday,
and made two hits. one home run.
Good for Jack,
I The Louisville Courier-Journal credits
every man on the regular Louisville team
except Clingman with a batting average
Of more than 800.
\ In indianapolis they arrest the players
! in tho first inning for playing ball Sun
days. and in Buffalo they interrupt the
1 came in the ninth.
Mike Herman has been released by New
Y York in order TO reduce expenses. Tier
nan has played for New York Is years
I He will not be idle long.
Herald: Boston pitchers seem to have
~ terrors for Burkett and Heidrick
These two sluggers have played havoc
with our team this season.
Pitcher Cunningham lost II straight
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COLORS BRING FORTH CHEERS.
Pennsylvania Volunteers and Prayed Flags
Receive Big Ovation in Frisco.

san Francisco, Aug. 3.-At . o'clock
this morning, the Pennsylvania troops
dscmbarked from the transport Scna-
tor and commenced tn" march To the
Preside reservation, where the soldiers
viii ~ into camp preparatory 70 mus
trring out.
Thousands upon thousands Of people
lined the streets through which the
boys passed The usual medley VI
steam whistles. cannon ana fireworks
accompanied them an through TIL"
business section Of the city Three
heavy batteries, onc light battery ana
the rcgimcntai band If the 81 Artillery
came first IN the parade. followed by
the Nebraska Regiment. ana then
came the Fcnnsylyanians. la ~ Lieut..
COL. Barnet col IiarnCts sword, drap-
cd IN crepe in respect u thu memory
Of Cnl. Hawkins commander Of the
regiment. who died AZ sea IN route
hone, caused 4 hush To fan over thr
multitude.
The I,nnSYlyanans Were a sturdy
lot ANA presented even better appear
ancv. from a health standpoint. than
did tn Nebraska boys ana those from
Utah. but they ascribc this U the tonic
effects III The sea air On the voyage ana
"a TIM fact that they We're off tn" fight
ms lime fur some time before depart
ing from the island.
THIN hattlc naE NJ til, Prnu@ylvan-
ians Torn. shot-rddIcd ana almost 4
wreck. excited more admiration than
ala anything else. AZ soon as the col
or bearer came into sight. carrying the
dinGy ana fraycd picc, ot silk a cheer.
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WORK BEING RUSHED.
Columbia Will Probably Race. Saturday, and
Nay Have Steel Spreadcr.

Newport. r. L.. Aug. 3.-Ralph NJ. FL
lis. chairman of the regatta commit
tee Of the Newport Yacht Racing AS
sociation. tonight. said that it is posi-
bic that the Columbia will be ready to
race, Saturday, but in case that she
is not. the association will offer a
handicap cup to be raced for by the
Defender. Nigilant ana Navahoc.
Mr.. lselin told The Associated Press.
tonight, that he should try and have
Columbia ready to race with Defender.
Saturday. we have not decided, F."
said Mr.. lsclin. whether we shall give
her a steel spreader or not"
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Chicago Markets.

The influence of large primary raee,a,.
ana lack ~ foreign demand proved rnIgb.s
ler th5n the reports cf crop darnaps Il,
wheat, today. and caused a derIina f
hffhs Everything else On the floor ghnua,
som" degree ~ strength corn ana AN,
closing a shade higher ana provision w
l2Izc higher. ~
The lrading futures closed a. follows.
WflEAT-Septembe 632s; Decernber
IN: May. 7iss
,CoRN-s5eptcmber. 3oA; December u.
OATS september, 13ssnI9ia: December
lg1snl9A, May. 211smZlh
FORK-Septembcr s842tz; October
$af7l4.
LAkD--Septembcr. $5.35; October. ST.
RIB5-September $5.05; October s5OIh
lash quotations closed az follows:
FIOT R-choicc bakers. strong. patents
dull
WHEAT-No. spring. eia6gA: NJ y
red 7D-4 ND71@s.
CORN No. 2. 3l5s
OATS No. 2, 20i4N2I; No 2 white. 2aa
-Giz. No 2 white. 22AmZJlA.
EYE-No. 2. 52M55
BARLEY-No. Z. 35Gt23
FLAXSEED-No. !. 971z: Northwestern.
sol
TIMOTHY SEEDED
LARD-$J.TlzM5.
PORk-McsS. S1.6y1S.f 40: short ribs AA
T5.I5, dry sailed shoulders. 5izm5s.: shorf
Hear sides. 81 2JTi5 3p
WHISKEY- s12G.
Sf'ifA RI Unchanged
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CONSUL HANNA HOME.
His Return Abolishes Porto Rican Consulate
His Good War Work.

New York. Aug. 3.-Philip G. Hanna,
late United States consul at Porto
Rico. was passenger per steamer Ar
kadia, which arrived. this afternoon.
from san Juan. With his departure
from Porto Rico, the office Of consul to
that country was abolished
Just prior to the outbreak Of the
Spanish American war Consul Hanna
went 10 st. Thomas and from there
watched the movements OF the enemy
and furnished the Washington gov
crnmcnt with much valuable informa-
ton.
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BOSTONIANS WIN FIRST.
All Collegiate Base Ball Team Easily Defeats
ST. John Team.

ST. John. y. b., Aug. a-Thc An Cole.
catc base ban team from Boston arrived
III this city by the u. A. r. steamer
Prince Edward. this morning and Vas
met by large number Of base ban en-
thusasts ana members Of the Alert base
bail club
This afteroon. about 2oGo persons at-
tended the first game Of ban between til"
Americans and the Alerts champions w
New Brunswick, The collcgian team han
as players Clark, HART. Laifrrty. Rich
ards. Jope. Conroy, Jones Downey.
o'connell and Sullivan. formerly Of tho
New Works.
The visiting team was given grand r.
ception when it went on the diamond ana
the exhibition looked to the spectators ID
b. simply practice game for the Dos
tonians, who won az they liked. with 4
score Of Y 70 T. Conroy ana Jopc were
the visitors battery ana were very effcC-
tive. These teams will play games ,u-
morrow and Saturday.
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BLOODTHIaSTY SPANIaRDS
Kill an the Natives on BaIabsc Island in
the Philippines.

Philadelphia. Aug. 3-Thc captain of
the British steamer Glossicap. which
arrived. today. from Iloilo, reports that
on April ?. when passing cape Mel
VILE Balabac island. one Of the Phil
ippines, ~ found the light house keep
cr without provisions ana unable ~
light his lamp because ne had 10 oil
The Glossicap furnished supplies ana
reported the fact w Thu British con-
SUI al Batavia. The natives ~ th- is-
band. thc captain says. had all been
Killed hy Standards
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FACE DOWN IN THE MUD.

Boston Aug. 3.-Edward II. Recon-
mendus was found dead face down
ward in the mud on the flats at East
Boston, today. He was last seen alive
early this morning, sitting on the plat
form of a boat landing at the foot of
Maverick street 1t is supposed that
while asleep he fell to a raft of logs
seven feet below the platform and roll
I'd off while unconscious. AS it was
low tide he lodged in the mud and was
suffocatcd. He was 2o years of age.
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A HORRIBLE SUICIDE.

Lafayette. Ind. Aug. 3.-James II.
Turpie. one Of tn" best-known resi-
dents of this place, committed suicide.
early today. lie plunged head fore
most from third story window Of the
Hotel Lair, and struck the paving on
Fifth street. There is no known rea-
son for the act.
Mr. Turpic lived with his family in
the aristocratic part Of the city near
the hotel
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NJ NIII, AliO.

BatterieS-Chesehro, Sparks an
crman, Howell and Robinson.
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NOW LORD PAUNCEFOTE.

London, Aug. 3.-The British am
basSador to the United States assumes
the title of Lord Pauncefote. as a re-
suit of his elevation to the peerage
The ambassador will return to The
Hague shortly. to complete some peace
conference details there and will start
for Washington in October.
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AT LEAST 10000 MEN.
Belief Grows that Secretary Root Intends 10
increase Otis Force.

Washington. Aug. 3.-While Mr. Root
has been at the head of the war depart
ment only a brief time, he has been max
ing diligent inquiries among the bureau
regarding supplies and equip
ments, and the trend Of his questioning
has been in the direction of an increase
in the available force in the eastern archi
pelago.
The belief is growing in army circles
that Secretary Root has in mind a plan
practically matured to make Gen. OTIS
available force at least 10000 men.
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President Roca Sails.

Buenos Ayres. Aug. 3.-President
Roca. accompanied by the minister of
foreign affairs, the minister of war. the
minister of marine. 30 senators and dep
uties and number of journalists. EN-
barked aboard the armored cruiser San
Martin for Brazil.
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REPORT WITHOUT FOUNDATION

st. Petersburg, Aug. 3.-An investi-
CATION of the report published by the
Daily Mail of London, July II. from
this city. that Lieut.. BotcSman, the
Czarevitch's adjutant. committed sui
eide with revolver at Abbas Tuman.
in the Caucasus. after being bitterly
uphraided Ivy the Tsar for allowing tho
Czarcvitch to so out riding alone.
shows it to be unfoundcd. The lieu
tenant had been appointed an aide Dc
camp to the car.
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FIRE IN THE LORRAINE MILL

Westerly, l.. J.. Aug. 3.-Thc cotton
shed Of the Lorraine mill. in which 100
bales of material We're stored, caught
fire from spontaneous combustion, to
day general alarm was sounded but
a serious contagration was prevented
10y the prompt work Of the mill EN-
ployes and the force Of the press works
Of a. r. Cattrcll & Sons. The damage
viii not be heavy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-04

mending the separation of Latin
churches in South America from the
jurisdiction Of the Spanish prmate,
the appointment Of an American pri-
mate. the creation Of n-American
ecclesiastical tribunals and the grant
ing Of Il special constitution regulating
the relations of all the South Ameri
can bishops with the civil authorities.
The report suggests other far reaching
changes
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THE THIRD NIDEND.

Dover, \. H., Aug. 3.-Receivcd Fol
ker, Of the Dover Five Cents Saving
Bank, has declared a dividend Of l2h
per cent. This is the third dividend
declared since the institution was
closed the result Of the defafcati On
of Cashier Isaac Abbott and makes a
total Of S112 per cent. Mr.. Felker *
poets to declare another dividend soon
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Notice to Mariners.

Office Of the Lighthouse Inspector.
First District.
Portland, Me, July 81. 1899.
Deer Island Thoroughfare, Me.
Notice is hereby given that an ex-
animation has been made of the wreck
ed schooner lying one-eighth of a mile
NV by n Of Deer Island Thoroughfare
Light station. and it was found not to
be an obstruction to navigation. There
fore no buoy has been set to mark
the wreck
BY order Of the lighthouse board.
]. X. COGSWELL.
Commander U. s. N.
Inspector LIST l.. H. Dist.
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Still Another Chanqc.

Washington. Aug. Another chang"
was made, today. IN thc destination
~ the troops at Fort Monroe. General
Merritt autographed the VAR depart
mcnt that In Difference to the earnest
recommendation Of Surgeon General
Wyrnan. h. would direct that the
troops b. sent II Plum Island IN Long
island sound.
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FRENCH BOAT DAMAGED.
Has Bow Stove in BIZ Collision With an 'ct
berg Near Labrador.

st. Johns, y. r., Aug. s.-Thc French
dispatch boat Mancho, which arrived
here, last evening, struck an iccbcrl
while off the coast Of Labrador ana haC
her bow stove in. She will 80 into dock
here for repairs which will occupy abou.
four weeks As the vessel IS largely con
structcd Of wood. there was NJ gred-
danger Of her sinking. although the in-
jurics she received would have sunk an
iron shin.
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| may come around that way.
Tommy Hernon has the Providence fans
wild over his fielding. Walters: llernoh
| and Braun are a great trio OF New Eng
| land League graduates in that city.
The Champions will pay string of u
| games al home, three with Washington,
/ three with cleveland four with Cincln
! natl and Louisville. and three viii.
Brooklyn.
Manager Ford of the Taunton base u Y
| club has started Il subscription list 10
keep the club in the league until the Gloss
Of the season, and has thus far met with
good success.
Billy kcclcr led the league battcrs t"
the century hit mark. but il looks as #
Williams Of Pittshurg, would beat MO
to the $50 point Williams has now III
hits and kccler below ! 10.
on the Western trip Boston won siN
Of 10 games played three at Cincinnati,
one at Louisville and two Al s.. Louis.
one game was lost at Cincinnati, two al
Louisville ana one at st. Louis.
Last year At Princeton. the base bal
association cleared S'5E. whll" ne l"oi
hall team ran several hundred dollars be
hind. This is Just the reverse " til"
usual way Of doing things AT college,
Billy Mailman. released ~ Connie Mack
for weak hitting, leads Buffalo in BAL
ting. with 4 percentage Of Isl in ~
games such is base ball Ruffalu hls
taken 4 great brace since Mailman joined
the team.
Herald: Looks As ii Jimmy Mannin,
lid not Hrt much the better Of tonnaugh
ton. THAT player would hay" stood nm
in good stead this season. tOnnauEhtnn
has a good position iii Clinton, ana play
hail Saturdays.
Herald: BOBBY Moore seems ~ have E"t
Ia accustomed - Throwing il into l'ort
land that ii doesn't make any difcr"nc"
whether The boys are AZ hOm" or AWAY
They set il just the Portland M
gus. The old gag. Give ID ~ III" umpire
The veteran Hicrbaucr. II playt1e
splendid bail fnr Grand Rapids. Perhaps
hc would NOT make 4 good man for PHIL.
dtlphid during the absence ~ Lljoie.
Last sunday. ne accepted min" chance.
ana made four hits, including twu
doubles.
The trouble with TIE 81 Louis team IN
not dissatisfaction. clipurs. pour ticldinE
light batting "r anything lillr thar. u II
malaria. pain. says Mexican Gnlii-
from Inc large city. where SUCH 4 thiuA
is unknown. down into such a malaria IN
Tested iowa as 81. Louis, Wa 100 much
for the boys
Chicago Journal: se'cc offered the rc-
i,.. ara The ~. Louis chirttain said he
wr,; y consider the offer ii Nichols ann
COLLINS nvir 4" y" thrown ia aS good
/. c .~u. Tlc E.rtc"ius seem ~ hhNr
"i.-'n z-.I .IutUhl admiration society.
wiua Tyl,au aa high grand admircr.
G!.lc: Manager irwin w thu Manchcs
ter 'nyc i.N team ot lh" Now EnGlanf
I-.aGi:u. .a- received Il trl gram from
Manager Sclyn NJ th. Bustur@, asking
Him ID name "A price for Hickey release
Irwin docs not desire tu part vita h,S
| second hascran. ann Hickey II N.tE
much opposed M leaving Manchester.
cleveland World: cleveland has nr
gang which is raradinE I'D tho Eis una n
! the name W. the tlcNc'and~. ANA dHrSn ;
care c"nnnenial wh"t htr nr nni II "Nyi
comes back tn cleveland li3 display IN
| tb, NAN. would n. pit.ful ii there wrr-
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Arrives al MOntevjdeO.

Montevidco, Aug. 3.-President Roca
and his party. on board the Argentina
cruiser San Martin, arrived here, to-
day, to visit President Cuestas Of Uru-
quay. on his way to Brazil.
This evening, President Roca was
present at the banquet given in his
honor. He expects to leave, tomorrow.
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MAJOR JOHN APPLETON DIES.

New York, Aug. major John APP
pleton. aged s., died. today. after a
long illness. During the Civil War
Major Appleton served as captain and
after the war was breveted major. He
saw service in the draft riots in New
York. He was d police commissioner
under Mayor Pctrie and was at one
time president Of the Long Island City
Savings Bank.