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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

The Young Dexters defeated the Annex
Stars by a score of 26 10 "a. Tie Young
Dexters would like TO hear from any 12-
year-old team I'm the state. Address Ed
die Cobb. 200 Dexter street. city.
The Atlantics will play their seventh
game this afternoon on the Cold Springs
grounds against the Orientals. Muir and
Machon will pitch for the Atlantics and
Boule for the Orientals. AS both teams
have been playing great ball a warm
game is expected.
The Young Dexters defeated the Young
Hartfords Thursday by score of 2S to
IL. The feature of the game was a double
play I'm the fourth inning.
The Columbus Unions. Jrs., defeated
the West Side Rough and Tumbles Thurs
day by a score of IA TO o. The features OF
the game were the pitching of Lovett,
who struck out ii men, and a home run
by Murray over the fence. The Colum-
bus Unions. Jrs., would ike to hear from
the Orients of Wendell street. Address
all challenges to w. Rainey of Bancroft
street (annexed districD.
The Mantons and Georgiavilles will play
the second game of the series at Manton
tnlS 1lleTnOon anu a. CloSt tOHltSl II
ticipated. Both teams will use the same
batteries as those of a week ago when
the Mantons corralled the game by one
run.
Young Pilgrims would like to challenge
any team in the state between the ages of
13 and H. the Little Lemons Hard to
Squeeze, preferred. Address all chal-
lenges to W. +. Quinn, II Gesler street,
City.
The Little Onions defeated the Little
Potatoes yesterday by score of IA to IL.
The features of the game were the pitch
ing of Cannon and the batting OF Delaney
and Brady. The victors would like to hear
from any 12-year-old team In the state
Send all challenges to ii. Bell, rear 20
SHOVE street. city.
The Young Tigers defeated the Gas
pees by score of 16 TO 8. The Tigers
played series of games with the Gas
pees and won of them. The players of
the Tigers are as follows: c.. III. Hhron-
son: p., j. Bliss; h.. III. Smith; 2b, NJ.
Heershal 3d., A. Ringgold $. s., j. Ger
ber; /. T.. s. Gerber; C. T.. c. Rosenfield:
+. T., L. Hortick; substitutes, j. Capolo-
vitz, S. Vecker The Young Tii<rs would
like TO play any team under Is years, the
ST. Patricks preferred. Send all chal-
lenges to ]. Gerber. 404 North Main ST.,
Prov, X. /.
The Referee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04
CLUB sTANDING.

mence, and rising from his seat walked
rapidly up and down the room. Much as
Edith resented his language, yet she was
kirkstone Hall. thinking he might go
conscious that i'm "a great measure IL was
deserved. For this reason she restrained
her passion and spoke frankly and TO the
purpose
mir. Gebb." she said, and the detective
paused to listen. Il do not deny that
much you say is true. Neither myself
nor Mr.. Ferris have spoken so openly as
we might have done. But you must not
forget that we had much that was dan
gerous TO ourselves TO conceal. III we
had told you about the necklace. you
might have suspected US of the crime,
and IL was dread of such danger which
kept us silent"
81 know that you are both innocent"
sad Gebb, coldly, "but about Dcan?"
1--WE did not speak of Dean--of my
fother-for the same reason" struck In
Arthur, earnestly. "1Ie was imprisoned
for crime which he did not commit. and
you would not have had me-his own son
--betray him"
Perhaps not: II Is hard thing 10 ask, ="
responded the detective. but now that I
know so much. perhaps you will tell me
more, and inform me how II was that
your father came here. and when IL was
that you first recognized him"
Certainly" replied Arthur, with n
glance at Edith for permission 90 speak
II heard almost Immediately about mo
fathers escape from prison. and knowing
hts hatred for Miss Gilman. I came TO
there 10 revenge himself. However. al
though he had not come, Miss Gilmar,
with a guilty conscience. no doubt. took
fright. and went 10 hide herself I'm Lon
don. On my first visit met Miss We'd
derburn. and afterwards frequently
came To sec her. Opc day while 7 was
here. an old man arrived and asked 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

Continued from yesterdays News)
"Yes, Dean or Martin-whichever you
like TO call him"
do you mean 20 say that Mad Martin.
the gardener. Is really Mr.. Dean2" said
Edith making a final attempt to battle
Gebb.
eyes. Miss Wedderburn. do; and why
should you or MIR. Ferris there pretend
ignorance Of what you know to be true?
I recognized Dean myself from descrip-
tion given by Parge. No ore can mistake
that mark between the eyes when he
frowns, which mark. I see. Mr.. Ferris
has at this moment. And to make sure
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

Miss Wedderburn; and when he heard my
name, and had examined me carefully
he saluted me as his son. At first could
scarcely believe that he was my father,
as had not seen him for close on twenty
years. and was too young to retain much
recollection of him.. But he soon proved
to me that he was Marmaduke Dean. and
told us how he had escaped"
did he come To- the hal to kill Miss
Gilmar?" asked Gebb. anxlously.
"No!" said Ferris, with emphasis. That
threat was uttered only I'm his mad pas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

sion. All he wanted from her was proof
of his innocence"
And L wrote to her about it, said
Edith. taking up the tale, but she was
afraid of Mr. Dean. and swore that he
killed Mr. Kirkstone."
Though l am certain" interposed Ar
thur, that she killed him herself. ana
accused my father because she was jeal-
Gus OF his love for Laura"
THAT may be-" said Gebb, nodding,
''but proceed with your story"
tro be continued In Mondays NewsD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04
What Shall We Have for Dessert |?

Thiy crestion arises IN the family ev-
cry day Let US answer II today. Try
Jell-O, u delicious and healthful des-
eert. Prepares in two minutes. No
boiling! no baking! simply add boil-
ir- water and set to cool. Flavors:-
Lemon, Orange. Raspberry and Straw.
10y. Get a package at your grocers
To-Day. 10 cts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04
Macon" Mccormick Discusses Rubin
FitzsimmOns Fight.
Providence Grays Still on Down Grade.
Referees Gossip.
New York. August 3. 1900.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

Cross pitched magnificent tali for Mon
treal at Montreal yesterday. and as a re-
suit the locals were treated 10 a dose OF
the same old medicine. being beaten by
a score OF to /.
A home run by Harry Davis alone saved
the locals from coat OF whitewash.
The Royals hit Dunkle when bingoes
meant runs. and good base running.
coupled with errors by the Providence
team, swelled the score. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04
PROVIDENCE.

Sacrifice hits-Lezotte. Cross. Stolen
bases--Odell Henry. Dooey. Johnson.
Two-base hits-Johnson. Stafford Home
run--Davis. First base on balls-Off Dun
kle. 2. Struck out--By Cross. a. by Dun
kle, 3. Double play--Smith to Parent. Left
on bases-Montreal, 3; Providence,6. Um-
pire-O' Neill. Time-lh.. 40 m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04
The Stars Win.

There was some trouble at Syracuse
yesterday. previous to the game. in re-
gard to the payment of salaries. The
men held a meeting. and decided not TO
play unless salaries were Forthcoming.
but later withdrew their action. upon the
promise that affairs would be settled to-
day.
Then they went In and trimmed the
Worcesters in the proper manner. knock
ing Horton out of the box, and treating
Pettinger but little better. Attendance.
1900 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04
National League Results.
Amateur Games.

No games played. Eastern teams on the
way TO western cities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

forms Ferris and Miss wedderburn that
Dean Is again in prison.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

Runs-Turner. Shindle 2, Stratton, Ca
tins. Fleming. Steelman,7. Two-base hit
SteeIman. Sacrifice hits-Myers, Stratton.
Double play-Myers to Massey. First
base on errors-Hartford. ?; Rochester, J..
First base on balls-On Morse. 3: of
Donovan, 2. Struck out-By Morse, g. by
Donovan. 5. Left on bases-Rochester a;
Hartford. g. Umpire-O' Loughlin. Time
III IN m,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

Runs. Bannon 2. Roach, Clymer-4:
Eustace. Dolan-2. Two-base hits-Roach.
Carr, J. Bannon, Clymer. Dolan. Schoch.
Three-base hit-Bannon. Sacrifice hit
Schaub. Hit by pitcher-Toft First base
on balls-Of Alloway, ]. Struck out--By
Alloway-Curley. Cargo. Double plays
Ciymer to Lynch TO Carr; Curley TO Tuck
er to Woods Cargo to Tucker. Left on
bases-Toronto. 3; Springfield, 4. Umpire
Rim. Time-1h.. 30m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

Runs-Whte. Gilbert, Kuhns 2. Har-
grove 2. Stafford ., Smink. Hanivan.
Pfanmiller--12: Blake. Rickert. Sharrott
IS. Two-base hits-Stafford. Smink, Ham
ivan. Three-base hit-Kittredge Sacri-
flee hits-Gilbert. Wrigley. Stolen bases
--Kuhns 3. Hargrove. Smink. Gilbert.
Pettinger 2. Struck out-By Pettinger, 3.
First base on balls-Off Horton. q: off
Pettinger. Z. Hit by pitched ball-By
Pfanmiller. 1. Umpires-Hunt and Nc
Govern. Time-1h.. 40m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04
Rochester Shut Out.

big Bilr' Donovan was the star OF
yesterdays Hartford Rochester game at
Rochester. and allowed the Rowdies only
two scattered hits.
On the other hand, Grandpa Morse
was dead easy the Indians getting II
was dead easy" the Indians getting IL
The result OF this contrast in the pitch
ing department was that the game went
to Hartford, TO o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

has the been
He
wand
abnormal
m bathing tn he n
that he ten not heen
on the sunny
4 1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04
Ponies Never In II.

Springfield was never in II at Toronto
yesterday. Alloway pitched splendid
ball. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

The Young Dexters defeated the Annex
Stars by a score of 26 10 "a. Tie Young
Dexters would like TO hear from any 12-
year-old team I'm the state. Address Ed
die Cobb. 200 Dexter street. city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-04

that Martin is Dean, have the evidence
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
sHERIFFa -

wiz be sold befJro thd e6prt so..so doo,. -
the city q BrunsWiek, Glynn cot5ntn nor,,ia
during Fne legal hours ofsaie % the nd 4 ies.
Gay IN october, next, thst ceft.l 80 er trec,
0tiqnd situate lying Rhd being IN ~ o1 "a a.
trlet g N Glynn County, Georeia ns - us
~ . paft q go nels Leland, contalnirr AZ acra.
m y od e; ie.s bognaet lQrth ~ BlS1hebaets
~ y. s XII 5na fEhf w crnek, south ~ part N
oacE &, river am W9t by aid ely lots ~.
~ Blum cfeekt-ke vice ,.,t5l - N
Company under and by yift
ened by william A Wright. c0nI "a
eral Of Georgia In fHY0r u GlynIfyS0S "A
Sl48 81 taxes due for 1890 and against SAD KS
way company This september 6. 1900.
W. II BERRIE, Sheriff.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
OUR STANDARD
DRAGGED IN Mud
.By PGladOS Intoxicated with
Aqua PlIQlR.
i'm ACT OF COURTESY
Which May Prove d Casus Belli
Unless Immediate Apollo
gies Are asede.

Chihuahua. Nick. Sept 30. The state
department ct Washington has been NO
titled BY the United States consul at
this point, W. w. 4dsssa, that the Unh-
ed States flag floating ever the conaulate
was torn down and ,ramplod upon BY .
mob amid cries of "Muerta a Los Gria-
COS, Viva Mexico, Diaz Libertad
Tne cause which prompted the consul
to throw his dag to the breeze was that
it was the sixtieth anniversary q the
Independence Of the Untted States Of
Mexico. an act on his part Of pure of,
cia1 coueteay and il. keepipg With inter
natlon&l ,etieaette.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
DOES IT PAY TO BUY cHAEP

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a cheap remedy for coughs ana
colds is oil right, but you want scn6
thing that wiz believe and cure the
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throa.'ar6 lurR trouble, WLs, she
dot Go to warmer and more regula
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the only remedy that has beer intro
tuced In all civilized countries with
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Boschee's German Syrup. II not only
the tissues to destroy the
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nights rest and RS the Detlent
Try ore qottle K, commended many
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Sample hotties az ". J. Butte SID
Brown DrunO %
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
BIsNAEcK,s 100 NEREF

Was the reseit Of his splendid health.
Indomitabie VIII and tremendous en-
ergy are not found where Stomach
Liver, Kidneys aud Bowels ere ont Of
order. If you @aEt these qualities and
the success they b{ng, use Or Kings
New Liver Pills, They develop every
power Of brain and body. Only 25cts
aC all drug atores.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
rlaEaEo sAIm

q
- eorgia- tynE County,
& SENDER and by Vittae ORD power OF easc con-
Saslined III that certain deed to secure deed
sfRsnl Alfred VI purrrera TO the American 9t1ild-
fz1g Loan and Tunbtne SaVings Association Of
lfn48mphis Teu1aessce which deed % recorded in
Iseok NJ N, taSio, % of the reeogss OF said
lteountyA referryee % which deed and record of
Same is had Tor al purposes, tthe said alfred
II Hliiner having der more than six months de-
j fanltad In payJng The dues es1d 1nterest which
iAes III his SAID deed TO secure debt obligated
~ aseIf 10 ilay.f there will aAe sold before the
door Of the court house in Brunswick, Georgia,
between the legal hanrs0f sale, on the lrst
Teesdayiin October, 1900, Fostlse highest and
hast bidder fore@ets Thatoartain lot offand
"a Etunswicll Georgia, and in that part OF said
clay of Blunsy lex lamown as Town Commons;
and being the western oneshalf Of Town Com
mons Lot Number li0, GaEd improvements)
I and in that block of lots located between
Vol and Albany bIeets in said etey
fHe be sold as the property q said "a. f Turn
ar for the purpose o. aging the Indebtedness
/ 9ecared by said deeG. principal being SllS Is,
1 beSIdas interest, Gues, t.nes, etc. Purchaser
| pays s9r titles, This August 8ist 1900.
ALFRED X. TURNER,
BY American Bualding L0an and TonfIne
Savings Associates OF memphis, Tennes-
see AttoiEeyiu Fact.
/ ID. w. ARAUSS,
Attorney for said Association.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
ApMINIsrRAroR,s SALE.

9HQ A-6lynn County.
by ,vlrtGe OF an order,of she court OF Ordinary
~ said .coEntyI Will be sold at public cutlery on
the iirstLUesday in October, 1900. before the
court house door in said county, between the
usual hours of sale, all that certain lot tract
er parcel 81 land lying and being in said state
beitg described according 80 the survey and
Dlan Of said city made by George II. BALDWIN,
81 engineer IN 1887, as follows, tnwit; ~ Ia
feet by as feet II the eastern ia OF Old Town
loo aunsber 5G, having the following courses
dlstallses and measurements: Commanding at
9 POM 81 the SFestern line of Cochran avon
ne % feet seifth OF the southern line 81 London
street, and runus9g thence south along the
western line Of Cochran avenue 81 I-2 feet:
thence running nGrtheFly at right angles ID ~
feet and thence eastoriy ut right angles Is feet
70 the point q beginnislg Said land belonging
70 the estate Of Amanda Highs, decaasa2i
Terms cash Ilslss tlaassstls4 day Of SebtemGeT.
fV0U' y. ISshNTI3F
Administrator Estate Amanda IIugba
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30

Ifyour food does as.digest well, a
rev 'soses 81 Prioaay 4 10 Bttters VIII
SET suattets sii kss,s: 'a%eetens. the
brss1b, strengthens ina stomsch and
digestion. creates appetite and cheer
fulaess. W., Butts,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
Hdw Brights Disease sayts

Indigestion, biliousness- blood plisoned with
urea andsaric acid (Which shoaad have been
excretodasy the kidneys, lheuEiatic paiNs in
nerves end Joints, causing ilria&tiohoG the kid
aeys, thea pains over the snail of the back
mark sure approach of Bright's disesse. Dc
net delay in taking Foley's Kidney Cure, fpr II
makes che kidneys right, 'ySke no Substitute
w s.ssutts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
ADMTN IsTRA10Rls NnTIlE

aEpR6I -GlyHn County.
!, Np l1 Y hereby gIVen TO all creditors OF
the estate q John Afahoney, late Of Hisboi.
~ opE ~, eougly, lqfida, deceased, and formerly
ger au account or their demands 70 me within
ne 5,j & e prescribed BY law properly made out.
jt, ~ pefsops indebted % said deceased are
10 she Undersigned. This August "a. 100.
WILLIAM MAHONEY.
Administrator Of John Mahoney.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
CITATION.

GEORGIA -Glynn Comfy
urbanus Dart, Of g lynn county, IN said state
has applied 70 the Ordinary Of said county u
Glynn for exemption Of personally and Getting
apart and yaluauon Of homestead, and ! VIII
l5th dry Of october, 1900, ut the court house In
said county Of GlynU. This September ", 1900.
JEFF RSON u. SPARKS,
Judge City Court Of Brunswick and pro hao
vice ordinary 0lynn County, Georgia.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30

Also at the same time and place, the
following described property, to-Wit: That
certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying stu
ate and. being in the city Of Brunswick, county
Of Glynn, State of Georgia, and known
and described on Baldwin's map OF
sad city, maze in the year 1887 Is
Old Town lot NO 40. levied ON as the prop
virtue Of an execution lon issa1 BY ii j. Read, Ia
collector, for state and comfy X Xes due for the
year iS99, amount OF tax So Is, with Interest
sn9 4 aii costs iievy made and retil ed 70 me
by Il. s. Pyles, deputy sheriff,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30

,o Also "a, az the same time aud place. the
noia interest IN and to tic southeast one.I,a1e
o. fswn Commons lot No l8l between Stn,oai
Wi 4nd Cochran avenues, Levied on ss The
pr9peIly OF James and Hattie Bender uns SliT
ana ana by virtue Of in execution issued Nv n y
REM, taH collector for state and county taxes
=, l9t me yeaE lS9S. Amount-of tax ST. 81 Win
70 me by Rs Pyles, deputy sIeri6. ~ leu
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
NaTICE.

This is the last week Of mr. sscritice
sale. An who desire 70 purchase any
thing in the dry goods line At cost,
should call Al onoe, also have sEI
my household goods for sale cheap.
Store | new pccupy for rent.
EsS L. HARRIsoNs 4 co.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30

Also az the same time ana MACE ina
!2ito" inB described property to.wit; All
t that certain LOT or parcel of land
s nv e ana lying II the city Of Bruins wick iii
t5se EYansYllle addition thereto and known AZ
EsansgIile lot No. II. levied on as the pron g,
eTly AZ =, IL AlsLon, under and by virtue az an
ltt9n issued BY II. j Read, tax collaess
su1 ~ f75 with interest and M cosf
deputy sheriff. ~ ~ p Fyles,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
CIrArInY

GEORGIA GLYRg COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that the undersis-,,ed
has applied to the Of Ordinary of said
county for leave 10 sell land belonging 10 the
estate Of Bridget Minehan for the payment nj
debts. SAID applibatio will be heard III the
regular term Of the court Of ordinary for -aid
eounlg TO be held on the first Monday IN Octo-
Der, 10 0. REsFEDO TG}2B A . w
Minchan.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30

Also at the same time and place,
the following described property to-wit; That
certain lot, tract or parce of land lying situate
and being in the city Of Brunswick, Glynn
Co. Ga.known and described on Baldwin's map
madein the year 1887. of said city as the West
ern Que fourth of Old Town lot No All. Levied
on as the property of Lucy Drayt ton, under and
by virtue OF an execution issued by H. j.
Read, tax collector Tor state and county taxes
due for the year 1859, amount of tax, 1881 with
interest and all costs. Levy made and returned
30 nue. by Il. 81 Pgles, deputy sheriff,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30

We get something new in alssast
daily aud we cant shiuk TO tslt gou
about it every time through the pa
pers, bat we want 81 the ladies te call
and see as, ana they WiIi surely bug,
as we keep .euet5 thing clean aud ia
vitiug
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
CONSUL GowDY COMING HOME,

CONSUL GoWDY COMING HOME,
New York, Sept 29.-John X. Cow
dy, oonsul- general to Paris, is ex-
pected tosrrlve here Moudsy. He re-
cen.ly vrofe TO Que OF his friends in
this G un n that he expected to tax
an sctiye pGrt in the oempsigu,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30
sheriff Giynn County, q Ga

Also az The same time and pIaoo thaf ron.
galn other tract or parselof land in tile Town
commons Of Brunswick, Georgia, and known
rs me western one hajf Of Town Commons I6t
1bKlOO rect facing on Jons0n street in said civ
LeyIea OF rs the properly OF y. d. tameron 10
ssallsly thRt certain mortgage d. n. Ia favor Of
interests and costs Written notice. Gf ie,s
giyen defendant as required by law. lev
inaqe ans returned to me by X. S. Pyles denn5
~ sheriff " II. BERRIE.
Sheriff Giynn County, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-30

Give as q trial on your next ponth's
gfeeesg bIRs Ring los srsers boy
wiz come, Sure please.
q. W. E4ReER.
The tEustler.