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f 49, 2 ?
In IN instant, however. she had re-
covered herself. Quick as lightning.
sne turned to the table again. seized
eRe china slop basin. and, raising the
cup, was just about to empty the
wnoie of the contents, when, as
though detecting her Intention, a de-
tanning hand was laid upon her arm.
ana falkland. in his suayest tones,
satd-
Ah. that is for Major Brown! will
You not give it to him?"
ca, do not trouble, please, Miss Lut-
efeli! exclaimed Brown, who at that
moment appeared in the window. LET
me fetch it myself!"-and before Eve
lyn was even aware of what was hap
pening he had taken the cup of coffee
IRON her hand and. turning to the
sugar basin, was carefully searching
TOT piece Of sugar of the exact size
he required.
1oa-you will not like that!" gasp
ed Evelyn, making quick movement
forward. with an expression of alb
soiute perplexity upon her face. LET
So SSo oAOIuCl Cup-LudL IS QCL
strong enough!"
NO, certainly not, thank you! This
IS deltcious!" declared the Major. help
ing himself to some cream: and, be-
fore she had even time to utter an
other word. Evelyn saw him pass out
on the veranda and, to her horror, act
ually raise the cup to his lips.
1t was too terrible! She made one
despairing effort to reach him, one
vain attempt to dash the cup from
his hand. But what was it seemed
suddenly to hold her back, to rise up
like cloud before her eyes? She
passed her hand in dazed, bewildered
manner across her forehead, made one
staggering step forward, and then.
with an instructive sense of preserya-
ton. grasped hold of the arm OF
chair and sank back among the cush-
ions perfectly unconscious.
MT rrr5r
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

a New Ysrk paper sa1s that Anna
Held receives censixnmeAt Of French
oysters several times week from her
private beds n Marseillss, being un-
able to digest blue-pSint sad Lynn
Haven bays
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Winter Tours.
Should you desire Information r.
garding California, arizona Texas -
Mexico, and the long limit. low rata
round-trip tickets, sold to principal
points, the various routes via which
the tickets can be purchased. or ~
garding one way first and second-clAss
rates, through sleeping car Nasas
first-class and tourist, call upon or ad-.
dress w. G. Neimyer. Gen'l Western
Agent, Southern Pacific Co, -
Clark ST., Chicago: w. H. Connoe,
Com1 Agent, Chamber Commerce
Bldg, Cincinnlti. Ohio. or w. ]. Berg.
Trav. Pass. Agt, 22o Ellicott So. Baf-
falo, N. Y.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Florida, West Indies and Central America.
The facilities Of the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad for handling tour
lists and travellers destined for all
points in Florida, Cuba, Porto Rico,
Central America, or for Nassau, are un-
surpassed. Double daily lines Of sleep
ing cars are run from Cincinnati,
Louisville, Chicago and st. Louis
ida points, and to Miami, Tampa and
New Orleans, the ports of cnbarkation
for the countries mentioned. For
folders. etc. write Geo. 3. Horner, d.
P. A., st. Louis, Mo.
Loves golden dream Oft has silver
lining.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Daily Paper for 81 . Year.
the ds. nes Mones Daily News l. zen. postpaid %
months. 80 cents for thsce months, and
25s 5 cents for one month cash in advance.
1t Is q condensed newspaper, giving all Important
news of both wurs. congress- Iowa legislature, mar
kets and all other events In brief form for busy.
readers. The News is member OF tho Associated
Press and is first class paper In every respect.
Splendid department for children. Address,
THE NEWS, Des Noines Iowa
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

STATE OF OHIO, CITY or TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY. 81
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he IN tha
senior senior partner OF the hrm Of F. ]. Cheney i Co,
and State aforesaid. and that said Arm vii nav
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
eofe0 oy tne use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed In nv
presence, this 9Th day Of December, A. d. l88K
tSRAL] A. w. GLEASON,
Halls Catarrh euro is taken Internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. Send for testimonials free.
FJ. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. q
Sold by Druggists, 75o.
6alIs Family Pills are the hest
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01
Too BAD

From Judge. She-I am In such dis
tress! 4 made q flaw in that diamond
you gave me- He Why. how did you
come to DO that7 She tried to cut
eaaks with II.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

rHn GRIP CuRn THAT DOES cvRr.
LAXATIVE Bromo Qutnine Tablets REMOVES
mo cause shue Produces La Grippe. e. W.
Groves sagnAeuSo 70 O. each box. 10
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Bakers Choeolato and Cocoa.
Look for the psetare Of "Ls Bella CheoelAt3oeosS
e u On every genuine package.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Here is something for those who
think Jackson would favor Mckinney
Ism were hs alive. to consider:
He w. 9e frst American to en-
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

UNION SOLDIERS
Who homesteaded less than 100 acres
prior to June -, 1874. oven If they
abandoned no mestead, are entitled 70
additionals. will buy. Address,
g. r WILCOX,
AS sheidley Bldg, Kansas City, Mo
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Not . soIgA infectious disease u
known IN Greenland
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Courthouse widows usually dress in
light clothes, cemetery widows in
black
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Some men never fail to attend all
the fires.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
oammation allays pain. cures VIVID cic. 25c bottle
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

LAno'0 Family Medicine. -78
Moves the bowels each day. IN O..
der to be healthy this Is necessary.
Acts gently on the liver and kidneys.
Cures sick headache. Price Is end 500
A woman with baby always has
the respect of everybody around.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Dropsy trsatsd FREQ by Dr.. H. R. 0rsensS
Sons, Of Atlanta, Ga. Tho greassss drsp1y
specialists in the world. Read eheAr aAvse
tisement in another column et this pass.
Why is mourning 60 essential q
women and not to menp
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01
Lano,s ~ milv MedIoine.

Box-toed shoes look as old now g
boots.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Pisos Cure for Consumption is our only xssd3.
cine for coughs and eclls.-Mrs. @. Beltx - ~
Ave-, Denver, Col November 8, 1906
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01
FREE FROM PANICS.
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO CON-
TlNUES PROSPEROUS.

free Silver Coinage snd Staple Govern
meat Currency Serve 60 Maintaan Un.
squaled Activity in All Fields OF Pro-
daction-Bondholders Are soarcs.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Gods glorious gem-a rosy checked
girl.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01
Daily Paper for 81 . Ye.,

Your character, not your crest, is
the proper American standard.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

The number of penniless mon h
Klondike is placed at 5000.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

A husband and wifo should always
be lovers
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01
Winter Tours,

Cupid's conserva tory harbors nany
forget-me-nots.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

CHAPTER XII.
'Yes. Evelyn-it is quite true. I
never saw you looking so pale before
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

It requires no experiences to dye with
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES. Simply
boiling your goods in the dye IS all
that's necessary,
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

1t is better to be bald-headed. outside
your head than inside,
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01

Coughing Leads 20 CsasanpAlsa. a
Ksmps Ralsan viii stop The seasA
st onoo. Go 70 your druggile tsA1
and get sample bottle freo. 6elA -
IS and 30 cent bottleA 90 % enAs0
delays arc dangerous
Bicycle tourists commend the hotala
in Switzerland, - the food tAersin
furnished y cheap, excellent anA wsll
served. A good brealkfaAt Of sAppas
can DO had for twenty cents, A11 q
6ve-oourse dinner for fifty cents.
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01
n
Woman

Is Mrs. PInkhan,. Aar
great correspondents b
under her Own eslpor-
Vision.
Every woman on AhkD
continent should under
stand that she can sNs5Ao
freely to Mrs. PInkdbans
about her I2lbysioal 00n.
dyfk0n because MI,e. Pink
ham IL
The Leon reporter., 1900-02-01
n WOE mar

and because Mrs. PksIkE'
ham novos' violates o0s-
fxdeDoo and b0oassso slbo
knows moro about tho No
of women than any Other
person IL this c0unfs.y.
lydia e. PInkhanss9a
Vegetable Compound has
cured q million sick wO.
man. Every aeIghb0g'.
hood, almost every.
family, contains women
relieved Of pain by this.
great medicine.
cDcc Do you know The ECLIPSE DYE
TnEc WORKS. Des Moines, Ia! Ne? Won,
to get acquainted, we will I'LL .fnrthei
notice receive an order from any locality outside
Des Moines, for cleaning by our dry process and
for colortng In our fast blacks without rippingA
and do the work Free Of Charge. No ord61
must exceed three suits, dresses, overooAts o3
equNalent. We ask you In return to hand cut
ten'of our cards. Send in your goods (by az.
press and prepaidl. Don't stop 70 write; w6 are
very busy. Can clean or dye anything.
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At 39c.-Extra- Size, Best Muslin
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At 75c.--The Dainticst Cover of the
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IIsPiayS DIGutHC tIIC VcIy CS5EHCG
begun for this very sale, you will
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is stcre, You and we have Simply
going to buy SO much more goods.
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New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
MANY BOWLERs CONE TO TOWN.
RECEPTION FOR THOSE WHO WILL TAKE
PART IN INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT.

Beethoven Hall in East Fifth-st., profusely
decorated with flags and banners last evening on
the occasion of reception foc the visiting bowling
clubs which will take part in the international
Bowling Tournament to be held under the auspices
of the United Bowling Clubs of NewYork. The tour
nament will be held at Union Hill Schutzen Park.
beginning to-day and will continue daily till next
Sunday There are ffty-three bowling clubs in
New-York, Brooklyn and New-Jersey. and in this
first International Bowling Tournament twenty
two cities will be represented by about three hun
dred and fifty members of out of town teams
All the teams had arrived last night. but
most of those expected will reach town to-day
Last evening cordial reception was extended to
teams from Chicago. Cincinnati, Nebraska. Pitts
burg. Texas. two teams from Toronto, Canada;
Baltimore. St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland and
Wheeling, w Va. The visiting teams were well
coined by Louis F. Schultz, president OF the Re
ception and General committees; John Mole, chair
man of the General Committee; Henry Feldmann'
c. Wragge, Charles Dersch Louis Haimbach. H. j.
Klumpp, Samuel Karpf and j. c. Schlingemann.
Among the prominent arrivals last evening were:
From Cincinnati-M. Kern, o. Goetz, n Hoess,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weiss. w Elwert, W. Gibson and
EFn and Cd C 8sqP
G. Steele 4 HaTrins9n' C. Burkhsrds ,,b Mr and
Diel's Stars. champions of ST Louis-George Kup-
pinger captain; George Kaiser, William Lauman,
Roreg Carr H. S'hSpfP Phips 5sa'f H. D LeadeTs T.
Witock, NJ. Bliesoner, O. Fahrenhorst and William
Pittsburg-J. W Neff. A. Rogers Ross. ]. j.
Burke, W. Lee, J. Kalb and c. De Wore.
Liederkranz of Toronto-H. Nagle: H. H. Wells,
A. Marrer. G. Nappoltanic. A. j. Holtmann and
= coiumbus oiiiii5 Watch Company, Columbus ohio-F
KRONER w Ross, f. Selbach, ]. Merritt. A.
Schmidt and c. Schneider.
Columbus. Ohio State team-H Collins. H Saxbe,
J. Reed, ]. Selbach and d. Krumm.
The Knockers Bowling Club. of Hartford-C. D.
Moore Leo Rupert j. F. Kellin j. A Krober y.
Hawkins, William Pease and Thomas B. Howe.
Wheeling, w. Va-Wiliam Fette George Henry,
Raider William Knoke, William McElroy Frederick
Cardona A Emblem, D. Hayman. z. Barr, w. r.
Stevenson. William Rahr, n. Smith and T. Nc
After addresses of welcome from John Mole and
Charles Dersch, the visitors entertained with
hour.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
COLLEGE TAKES THE MATCH
IN A CLOSE CONTEST

Winchester England, July H-Winchester Col
lege the oldest public school in England. op
posed the Haverford College team. from Philadel-
phia here to-day. and grand contest took place
in splendid weather. and in the presence of large
and fashionable gathering Winchester has this
year one Of the best school eevCns in England and
is the only school team except Harrow that plays
Eton The boys put up a stiff game for the
Americans. and eventually by 81 and
wickets.
The game was really much closer than this score
would indicate, and time, when r. H
Patton and W. w. Justice got together, 1t seemed
as though the visitors were once again to have
tho better of their English cousins. Patton played
prettily for %, and Hncnman, before he was dis
posed Of put 81 his credit The OF the
team with the exception 90 A. c. Wood and
W. V. Dennis, both of whom added double figures.
were easily disposed Of and the total reached only
I25
Winchester then went in for good, even batting
Most of the who went to the wickets had
little trouble TO make runs and only two OF the
men failed to score double figures. with H. G.
Mcdonnell. the captain of the team, leading with
A A feature of the game was the bowling OF the
Winchester captain who captured wickets at
small The
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
THE VIRGINIA,s SPURT

When w. K. Vanderbilt brought the Virginia
around this leeward mark he followed the
course Of the RAINBOW and stayed at once into
the port tack, and did some good sailing, which
soon put his boat back into the consideration
Of the spectators and into a good place in the
race. After some short tacks the Mneola, on
the starboard tack, put the Yankee about. The
Yankee then second boat. the Rainbow be-
ing first Then wringe took the Mineola out on
a long tack to the westward, which at the time
seemed risky thing to do when the whole of
the fleet was standing along the shore and
open to all chances Of favor in that direction.
All the yachts were carrying baby jbtopsails
on the beat to windward, and the Mineola
tinued her solitary starboard tack till 1859
o'clock, when she turned into the port tack and
went northerly. There were great reversals to
be now experienced. At this time the yachts
inshore seemed to have the best of it, The
Yankee had to sail through the Ranbow's lee
to get clear of her, and at o'clock the wind
was blowing fresh with the Yankee slowly
eating out ahead of the Rainbow. and the
Virginia we'll in front, though far to leeeward
holding a fair place in the race. these three
heading north one-quarter west the port
tack.
In the mean time there much speculation
as TO how the Mneola would be found placed
when the fleet focused again the light
ship, but the Mlneola was quietly saving wood
far away from the others, and nobody dared to
express q decided opinion to which was
ahead. For while, about 2:45 o'clock. the
luck was with the Mineola, as she had a fine
breeze while the others were too straight up
and down to be happy. The result, when it
came was surprising. 1t was found the
boats came nearer together that the Mineola
was TO WindWard. On the northwest wind she
had them all beaten. Then a change of
wind that suddenly altered the Mneola from
first position to last The wind suddenly veered
northerly making the Yankee and the Virginia
the leading boats OF the fleet. Even the Rain
bow, which was the last boat of the feet on
the previous wind, was now placed ahead of the
Mineola by the shift of wind. The MineOla
came in and stayed around the stern of the
Rainbow, and the Yankee and the Virginia.
which had gone into the starboard tack
soon as they got the north wind. headed now
northwest their due course for the light
ship.
Ii was an amusing finish TO hard fought
race. in which fortune was as tickle as house
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
AMERICANS LEAD AT PARIS
wrS AND QUALIFY IN ALL INTERNA-
TIONAL CONTESTS.
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LBY CABLE TO THE TKIBUNE.l

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LBY CABLE TO THE TKIBUNEI
paris. July 1.-THE meeting for the amateur
-.orning at the grounds of the Racing Club Of
RANCE in the Bois de Boulogne. 1t was decid-
,s,v the most brilliant and most successful ever
,sld here. Thrse-quarters of the spectators
,rsre Americans, including General Porter Mrs
and Miss Porter Mrs. Potter Palmer Mrs Beach
Grant Miss Fanny Reed, Mr.. and Mrs John
,sunroe Mr.. and Mrs George Munroe, Mr.
lanes Deering Mr. and Mrs. Edwards Blair.
Mrs. Samuel Untermeyer, Mr.. and Mrs H K
1Eick. Mr. and Mrs. Outhwaite Mrs. Spreckels
,be Duchess Of Dino, Mrs. Waddington Miss
rhauncey NJ Depew, Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Nc
corunIck Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Walsh Mrs
william Tiffany Mrs. Donald Cameron Mr. and
Mrs Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Stevens Mr.
,,5 Mrs. Spalding de Garmendia Miss Newland
Mrs. Arthur Paget, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Elkins
Mrs l. T. Letter, the Misses Letter Mrs c. P
Abbott Miss Margaret Abbott and Miss Moore
In spite of a tropical sun, causing the ther-
mometer TO register So degrees Fahrenheit in
,be shade the American contingent of athletes
is in splendid trim. French experts express sur
The Americans are in perfect training their
frugal life at Versailles having agreed with
them Immensely. They have all implicitly fol-
lowed their trainers instructions in a thousand
little things TO avoid in the way of eating ard
srinlng without unnecessarily coddling them
selves. c. l. B.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
PHILADELPHIA. /; BOSTON. 0.

Philadelphia July 14-Philadelphia won to-day's
game from Boston three base hit by Flick.
followed by a double by Douglass Fraser pitched
an excellent game, the visitors getting only hit
off his delivery The contest was replete with
brilliant fielding. Attendance 11S+ The score fol-
lows:
P6iiaSeInbia PS95on .-''0 o x-1
Batteries-Dineen AID Sullivan; Fraser and Douglass
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
ORANGE ATHLETICS WIN.

Orange N j.. July II (SpeciaD.-The Orange
AtbIetics defeated the Kncke-bocker Athletic
Club on the Orange Oval this afternoon in hard
fought contest. The score twice tied and
Kellogg saved the day in the ninth inning by his
Both sides played snappy ball, although there were
many errors. Score:
R. H E.
orange Athletics. 9S39SdId-5 s 9
Batteries-LawsOn and OXEN; Disoway and Wood.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

sheckard's force Of KeeIer. steal and Kelleys
single scored the only run in the game at Wash
ington Park. Brooklyn. yesterday. between the
New-York and BROOKLYN teams The New-Hork
team under the management Of George Davis,
played another fast game. supporting Mercer's fine
pitching well. Kennedy in many tight holes.
but pulled out by good feeling. Brilliant plays
were made by Dahlen. Cross. Van Haltren ana
Selbach the latter's one handed catch Of McGulTes
foul against the picket fence being the feature
Jennings did not play because of 4 split thuIno'
but Kelley filled the bill at first in nne style
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
NELSON WON GoLDEN MEDAL RACE.

Cambridge, Mass. July 14-"Johnnie" Nelson. OF
Chicago won the six days golden wheel medal
race at Charles River Park track making 391
miles 100 yards; Pierce. second, 3s3 miles 103
yards; Stinson third, $40 miles 1,5I4 yards. and
Miller fourth. S5T miles coo yards.
The rode two hours each day, the event
ending at 10 o'clock tonight
The distance made by the tonight as
follows: Nelson. TO miles 215 yards, StinsOr. 81
miles 2O5 yards; Pierce. 63 miles S3S yards. and
Miller miles 100 yards.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
RIFLE SHOOTING AT BISLEY.

London. July l4.-Among the winners of the small
money prizes at Bisley to-day in The Graphic
Cup competitions were the Following Canadians;
IIentenant Munroe. with a score of S2; Lieutenant
smith 81: Captain Kirkpatrick. 81: Sergeant Nc
Vittie 81; Sergeant Corrigan 81; Private Milligan
s0 and Private Langstreanth. 80. out Of posi-
BILE 2L
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

ny, and the final victory for the Yankee came
like bolt out Of clear sky. II the wind had
gone still further around the Virginia would
nave been the first boat in. because she had
been further out ahead. though to leeward
tnan the Yankee on the previous wind so that
she owed her lead over the Rainbow at the
nnlsh TO the same wind shift. 1t should be
said, though, that the Virginia, with ]. F. Tams
on board. played for what she finally got and
IN holding to the same tack all the way from
the outer mark showed a Judgment which met
with much admiration