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%Two out when winning run was made.
Earned runs, st. Louis l. New York
/; two-base hits, Dillard, Young 2, Do
stolen bases. Mccain ?. billiard 2, DON
lin l, Burkett 1, Van Haltren /, Doheny;
sacrifice hts. McGraw l. Grady /; three
base hits, Van Haltren; hit by pitcher,
McGraw; bases on balls, off Young l, off
Thomas l, off Doheny I; struck out by
Young g. by Thomas 2, by Doheny );
umpire, SWartwood; time, 2:45.
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Proposed Alliance with England.

form an alliance, the combined strength
would be so great that there would be
little chance for enemies to overcome US
In a liFe manner, when men and women
keep up their bodily strength with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, there is little
chance of attacks from disease The old
time remedy enriches the blood builds
UP the muscles steadies the nerves and
increases the appetite. Try it.
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Rusie to 60 to Mork-

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 16.-Amos
York club whose wife recently. secured a
judgment in Judge Aliens court for a
divorce and $1,000 alimony, has paid the
judgment 1t is understood that he will
and will finish the season with that club
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Cleveland .........0 0 3 0 0 OF
Minneapolis .......4 0 0 %
Earned runs, Cleveland 2, Minneapolis
6; two-base hits, Egan, Lachance, Davis
2 Nance 2, WilmOt; three-base hits,
Buelow Fisher; stolen bases, Pickering 2,
Lachance, Wilmot, Werden, Abbattachio;
FIRST base on errors, Cleveland l. Mime
apolis 1; innings pitched Egan 8, McKen-
ma 6, Hastings s. McCann 4; hits, off Nc
Kenna ,, off Egan 10, off Hastings T. off
Mccain /; double plays, Pickering to
Buelow, Viox to Bierbauer to Lachance;
hit by pitched ball. by Mccain, Picker
ing; struck out, by Egan, Hastings, by
Hastings Viox, by Mccain, White, Bue-
low, Genins; wild pitch. McCann;- left on
bases, Cleveland s. Minneapolis 7; bases
on balls, off Egan 2, off McKenna g. off
Hastings 2, off Mccain 4; umpire, Frank
Dwyer; time, 2:15.
CHICAGO HIT THE BALL.
DETROIT. Mich, May 16.-The Chica-
gos outbatted and Outfelded the local
team today, making five hits off Fifield
in the first inning. Attendance 1,200.
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*Clements batted for Willis in ninth
Earned runs, Chicago 2, Boston 3; left
on bases, Chicago Z, Boston {; two-base
hit, Barry; three-base hits. Mertes, Brad
ley; sacrifice hit, Callahan; stolen base,
Freemen; double play, Duffy to Clarke;
struck out, by Callahan 5: bases on balls,
off Callahan l, off Willis ,; time, 2:20;
umpire O'Dav
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EASY FOR MILWAIKEE

BUFFALO, N. Y. May 16-Good pitch
Ing would have won for Buffalo TODAY.
but Clarks work was easy for Milwau-
kee, and the visitors won by a score of
10 to d.. Sparks. on the other hand, was
very effective, and shut Buffalo out in
the last five innings. Attendance, zoo
Scnra. - ~.
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At Princeton, n. J.-Princeton defeated
Brown today by a score of II to g.
At New Haven, Conn.-Yale defeated
Lafayette today in long but well played
game Z TO /.
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Talk TO manufacturers.

The Northwestern Manufacturers asso-
elation VIII hold its second fortnightly
luncheon al the Merchants hotel this
the association will give a short talk
on The Development That Makes a
City"
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Totals IfNI14I24I aI 6
Indianapolis .....1 0 9-15
Kansas City 90 4 0 0 0 2-lO

Z innings pitched, Guese 9. Gates So,
Daub 2l2; base hits made off Guese IA. off
Gates 10, off Daub s; base on balls, off
Guese 4, off Gates 8. off Daub 4; struck
out by Guese 1G, by Gates .: hit by
Pltcher by Guese. Wagner; two-base hits.
PoWers, Coughltn Schaefer; three-base
hits, Powers, Camel; home runs, Hey-
den, Gear; earned runs, Indianapolis 8,
Kansas City ): sacrifice hits, CANCEL:
doupie plays, Heyden to Powers, Flynn
Hartsell 3, Seybold Flynn. Farrell. Can
zell; passed balls. Wilson 2: left of bases.
Indianapolis 8, Kansas City 6; umpire
Sheridan: time 2:30 -
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George W DIN, appellant, vs.. John N.
Fox and Walter w. Todd. a constable
of Wilkin county. respondent
Syllabus-The statute, General Statutes
1894, section 1853, exempts from attach
ment or sale on final process subdivision
g., the necessary food for all of the stock
or animals previously declared exempt
Order reversed. Collins, J.
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Gates WAS SLAUGHTERED.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 16.-It was an
other see-saw game until the sixth TO-
day, when Indianapolis knocked Gates
out OF the box. Daub was roundly wal
loped also when he tried to prevent dis
aster, Heydon batting a home run fol-
lowing three men ahead of him, each of
whom had singled. Attendance, 2,20O.
Score:
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One-sided Game.
Other Games.

The Colts defeated the West Side Cat
erpillars by score of 25 to s. Donovan
and Swicl1 was the battery for the Colts.
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PITTSBURG, Pa, May 16.-Philadel-
phia's winning streak was checked today
by Pittsburg batting out victory. Flick's
sensational fielding and fast work by the
visitors infield saved Donohue a severe
drubbing. Attendance 800 Score:
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Gilbert Brandser. appellant, VS. Oe O.
Mjageto, respondent. Order affirmed.
-C0IIfuc
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Earned runs, Macalester 3; two-base
run, Wilson; double plays, Brown to Stod-
dart to Brown, j. Abels to G. Abels;
struck out by Erickson /, by Peck 8. by
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Mary F.. Higgins respondent, vs..
Thomas Wren, defendant: Lizzie Stowefl,
ntervenor-appellant. Order reversed.
Collins J.
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AND BOSTON LOST.
First Meeting With the Chicago Big
LenEue AgcreEatfOn

CHICAGO, May 16.-Boston and Chica-
go met for the first time this season to-
day, the locals winning by shade the
better play Most of the hits and runs
came after hard rain in the last half
of the fifth, which rendered the ball and
field very slippery. Attendance, $50.
Score:
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DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH You

II not, drink Grain-O-made from p1re
grains; a lady writes: THE frst time
| made Grafn-O did not like it. but
induce re to go back to Coffee It u nour-
lshes and feeds the system. The children
can drink 1t freely with great benefit. II
Is the strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get a package today from your
grocer. follow. the directions in making If
ana you Will have delicious and health
l5c, and 25c
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ulillu.
Earned runs. Pittsburg ?, Philadelphia
jOie, Cross; three-base hits, Cooley, Beau
mont Wagner. thinner; stolen bases,
Beaumont ?. Clark, Ritchie; double plays.
Ely to Cooley to Williams, Flick to Doug
lass to WOlverton, Cross to Lajoie, VOL
verton to Delehanty to Cross; first base
on balls, off Phillippi 3 off Donohue /;
struck out, by Phillipp s. wild pitch,
DOnohue; time, 2:l5; umpire, Latham.
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Detroit .............0 0 0 81
Chicago .............3 l 0 2 OF

*Frisk DATED for CASTOR in the ninth
Earned runs, Chicago 4; innings pitched,
Fifield 2 CASTOR I; base hits, off Fifeld 6,
off CASTOR 6; two-base hits, Hoy, Shugart,
Padden, Sugden; three-base hit, McFaF-
land; home run, McAllister; hit by pitch
er. by Fisher 2; bases on balls, by CASTOR
3 by Fisher 3; sacrifice hits Hoy, Dowd,
Sudgen; struck out, by CASTOR l, by
1; umpire, Mcdonald; time, 1:45
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ONE MUFFED FLY.
1t Gave Brooklyn Victory Over
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., May ia muffed fly
ball by BecIdey after two hands were
out, gave Brooklyn three runs in the
third inning today. COrcOran's error gave
them another in the seventh. Breiten-
stein pitched a good game. McGinnity
was hit hard throughout, but kept them
scattered Attendance, 600. Score:
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STREAK OF THE HARD-HIT-
TING QUAKERS
BROOKLYN WON ON MERIT
minneapolis Took Another Reef in
the Sails of the Cleveland
WOnders-BiG Scores
All Around.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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Yorks outbatted St. Louis. but they lost
their leads on the bags. In the. sixth in
ming they made four hits, but failed to
get a man across the plate. Attendance.
210 Score.
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Earned runs Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 4:
ttwo-basse hits, Mcbride ?, Crawford, Peitz,
Steinfeldt, Kelly, Dahlen, Jones; stolen
bases, Barrett, Beclley; double plays,
Dahlen to jennings Irwin to Steinfeldt to
Beckley; first base on balls, off Breiten-
stein 4, off McGinnity 2; hit by pitched
ball, Breitenstein /: struck out, Breiten-
stein l. McGinnity ,; passed balls, Peitz;
time. 30; umDire. EmsIie.
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Surprising SteeI Ranqe Values
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
DEATHS.

HUNTLEY.-Died, at 10 o'clock Sunday
North Eighth Street, Mrs. EASHTI y.
HUNTLEY, beloved wife of w p.
Funeral TO-DAY at Broad-Srcet
Methodist Church at II o'clock a. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance are invited
TO attend.
Intcsment at Hollywood.
MORRIs.-pie at Hardwood Louisa
county. on Monday morning. July >. 1900.
Mrs. JULIA NJ. MORRIS, widow of
Richard O. Morris and daughter of the
late DR. George Watson, OF this city,
MORR1s,-Died July ID. at 6:45 P. N, at
her residence, No. l6 Mayo Street,
CORA LEE MORRIS, in the twenty
fifth year of her age.
Funeral services from her late resi-
dence at 4 O'Clock.
Huntington CIV. Na), Basic City (Va1
and Gordonsville NaJ papers please
copy
/ oI.LAI-Died. at his residence. No. los
West Clay Street, July I'd at 2. NJ,
after an illness OF several months,
-ARMIN POLLAII. in the ,hirty-seventh
year of his age Born in Gross Nanisza,
Ilungaria.
Funeral will take place from the
chapel at the Hebrew Cemetery WE'D
NESpAY. July 4th. at 1880 y. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance invited,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
THE ROANOKE
CARNIVAL OPENED
About Thirty thousand People Wit
messed the Electrical Display.
Queen Holds a Reception.

ROANOKE, VA, July Specialize
Roanoke Street-Carnival was Informally
opened here to-day at II o'clock by Mayor
Bryan. Some ten thousand people were
present. The Mayor made a, short adj
dress to the citizens of the city.
At 80 p. NJ. the Quenn was presented
to her chair by her Court of Honor. Miss
BauGine Woodrum was selected as the
city's choice a few days ago by a small
vote. She is a handsome girl. and is very
graceful in her manner. State Senator
Hale, of Franklin county, acted as master
OF ceremonies.
About thirty thousand people witnessed
the electrical display and other amuse-
rncnts. After short speeches the Queen
was escorted to the Hotel Ponce dc Leon.
where a reception was held.
The Street-CarnivaI will last the entire
week. u monstrous demonstration viii
take place on July 4th
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NATIONAL COMMIT TEE.
Sub Committees Named 70 Hear Con
tests and RcnGIrt

KANSAS CITY, July 2.-The meeting of
the Democratic National Committee did
not begin until almost eleven O'Clock. 4
decision has been reached TO have the
various contests over seats heard by sub
committees and not by the committee as
u whole
A motion was made to temporarily seat
the Clark delegation until the Committee
on Credentials could take up the case, but
the motion was almost Immediately voted
down.
OF the Montana subcommittee two are
said to be favorable to Daily delegates, and
TWO to the Clark people
When the subcommittee were announced
the committee took up The question of the
discussion of distribution of seats in the
convention. The decision was to give to
each National Committee five reserved
seats ana ten general seats; To each dele
gate four tickets in addition to his own
seat, and 10 each alternate his own seat
only, the remainder TO be left III the hands
Of Chairman Jones The committee then
adjourned until 4 P NJ
The subcommittee met at o'clock, each
taking up the case assigned to it. In
the Montana case an hour was allowed
or each side OF the controversy. Mr..
Clark made the opening argument IN be-
half of the Clark delegates, while Gov
ernor Smith performed a like service in
behalf OF the Daiyites
The subcommittee adjourned without
reaching final decision, but IL is under
stood that the committee stands two and
two for and against Clark, and one unde-
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cided.
IN the Oklahoma contest Judge Bierce
was heard. The Jacobs delegates claim
to he The regular, but the contention is
denied by the contestants. The de-
csiou of the subcommittee is understood
10 have been in the interest of the Jacobs
faction.
In the Indian Territory the decision will
be favorable to Marcum for Nationa
Committee. In this case the MarcuniteS
accused the Wolverton faction of packing
the territorial convention and they walked
out.
The District Of Columbia contest vii
be heard to-morrcw.
All the subcommittee viii report t.
the full committee Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
FULL SATISFACTION.
Emperor William Will Send i Large
Force to China.

BERLIN, July 2-From well authenti-
Gated reports the representative OF the
Associated Press IS able TO state to-day
after the detailed statement by Count
Won Buelow, Secretary OF State for For
e.sn Affairs. regarding the Chinese situa-
ton Emperor William made up his mind
to insist upon full satisfaction for the
death of Baron Won INettier, for Th Oh
purpose he resolved 70 send armed forces
approximately as large as those OF the
other Powers Chiefly interested In restor-
.ns order. IN China. The precise size OF
the force is not determined. but IL is esti-
mated that they will amount 10 a score
OF thousands a considerable portion OF
the German fleet will be sent also. This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03

The death Of Mrs Vashu e. Huntley
occurred Sunday night at 10 O'Clock at her
residence, No. 81 North EiShtn Street.
She was in the twenty-ninth year OF her
age.
Her husband. Mr.. W P. Huntley. jr.,
Air-Brake Inspector Of the Chesapeake &
Ohio. and three children survive hcr-
The funeral viii take place at II o'clock
this morning from Broad-Street Metho-
dist Church, the interment being in Hol-
lywooc.
The raIl-bearers will be as follows:
Messrs. e. a. Anderson. r. s. Anderson,
S. s. Woodflr II. e. Green, L. o. Robin
SON Basil Gwathmey, q. W. Poe and r.
i. ThaW.
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Mrs. Julia Norris.

In formation was received here yesterday
of the death in Louisa county. yesterday
morning of Mrs. Julia Morris. wife Of the
late Richard 0. Morris, of that county.
Mrs. Morris leaves six sons-A1essrS.
George, Frank. Thomas. William Richard,
and Julian The latter married Miss Sallie
Walker, sister of Nj. c. c. Walker, Of this
city The funeral takes place to-day in
I plliGq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
PRINCE TUAN AT FAULT
He Usurlcd Power and Ordered tn

LONDON July "A special dispatch
sion of Yung LUIS message. is that it is
an appeal to the faotai Shong to send
help. Yung Lu is further said 10 have
press had been seeking to protect the
Europeans and legations but that Prince
Tuan usurped the imperial power June
10Th. since when the soldiers have refused
to obey Yung Iu. The latter is also said
to have stated that Tuau personally or
dered the attack or the foreigners at
PeLln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
Sons of Veterans.

There was large and enthusiastic meet
ing of II IL. Lee Camp No /, Sons of Con-
feeerate Veterans, held last night Lieu
tenant-Conlnander Edwin Courtney pre-
sided Much important routine business
WAS transacted, and under good of the
Camp Con1rade John Boiling. of Lee Camp.
made an interesting talk on the battle of
Gettysburg.
Comrades Lightfoot. Mcintosh and E. L.
Spence. Jr.. Of the Sons. also made short
addresses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
IN PHILIPPINES.
An Insur&ent General Surrenders Tn
conditiouaIiy.

WASHINGTON. July The following
cabgegram. dated at Mania was received
at the War Department th.s mJrasns.
General Aquino, prominent leader IF
insursent forces, surrendered uuconditon-
ally TO First Lieutenant John J. Neon
nell with Macabebe scouts on June 2ath,
CSignedl ..MACART-IiJ-F .
General Macarthur also cables that Cen
eral acarte, leader OF threatened uprising
in Manila during this year, and recently
very active, was captured by native police
between Pace and Stana. He says capture
is important IN relation TO conditions n
Manila
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03

CHICAGO. Ju-y "a thunderstorm
that suddenly burst upon Chicago Tonight
after day of torrid weather. Tore down
the tents OF the Khorassan Karn!val, at
Ioou,is and Congress Streets, caused
panic among 5000 people. and did much
other damage 10 property and individuals
isEee. and numerous prostrations resulted
from the intense heat preceding the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
.InScnI WNIiC.

CHARLESTON, S. G.. July 2.-Joseph
N-yIie a prominent and wealthy citizen
of Chester, S. c, died to-day, aged
seyenty-seven. lie endowed ErslIine
Theological Seminary. gave a park to
Chester and made other munificent gifts
during his life to public and educational
causes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
p,ayin- IN South Carolina.

Howard Holland IS playing centerficld
for the Anderson IS, CD team, and IS
showing up in fine shape.
The Anderson team leads in the race.
Holland IS in sood health and writes that
he IS one OF the favor.tes on the team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
pittsnurn .. Rostnn. /.

PITTSBUhG, "a, July 2.-Leever pitched
another gilt-edsed game, and Dmeen was
but little behind him in effectiveness. At
tendance, S,G1.
Score: i. II. Z.
Pittsburg ....@.11ONOOOO-2 .
Boston ..-.........o1 o0O0000-1 IL .
Batteries-Lcerer and thinner; Dmeen
and sullivan. Umpre-Snyder. Time-2
hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03

Ola Dominion Lodge. No. l. knights of
Fs-,lies. met last night and installed the
following officers: Chancellor Commander.
}. I1ass; Nlce-c,haneellor. r. r. Dyer, pre-
iaie j. Cone; Master of Mork. A. s.
Robinson; Inside Guard. c. l. Eubank;
QatslGe Guard. Theodore I4abenburg: Mas
ter-a;.ArtnS, Il Francis.
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Cnicnco. 6: PnilaacLnhia. o.

CHICAGO. July 2.-Philadelphia suffered
n shut ont in to-day's game. Taylor was
on the slab, and held the visitors to three
scattered hits Attendance, 2,000.
Score: r. H L.
Chicago 2o0O0O22- i
Philadelphia $3.50. 0 000 00-o 4
Batteries-Teylor and Donahue; Donahue
and Mcfarland Umpire-Terry. Time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
Had His Hand i.aceratsd.

H. c. Moore, white man. became III az
the corner OF Seventh and Broad Streets
yesterday afternoon He was treated by
DR.. MurrelI.
julia English, colored. was sick al the
corner OF Third and Broad Streets yes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
(ovins,on Conin.Un.

coVTNGTcN. VA. July ee.-Special.-The
new assessment of Corinston district. Just
completed, shows an increase in values of
about $4,000 since the asses ,nent of 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
portsmoulh. 6: uamptor. 4

NEWPORT MEMS, VA, July @-Spe-
ciai.-Ilampion lost 10 Portsmouth to-day
in a game without feature or interest.
Hampton ......0 o 90 o1 - II ,
Portsmouth - % 3 2N-6 3
Batteries: Sutch and Foster; Norris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
Arrested for Theft

George Thomas was arrested yesterday
evening by Policeman Duggins on the
charge Of stealing Sa5.o5 from Thomas
Il. Deane. OF Henrico county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
BASE B BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Sec RS Yesterday

Chicago. c. Philadelphia, o
Pittsburg, >; Boston, l.
Cincinnati, 3: New York, 6.
Brooklyn, S: st. Louis. ..
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Brooi1lyi4. 3: 81. Louis. ..
STATE LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Standing of The Clubs.

Norfolk. >: Newport News, O.
Portsmouth, e; Hampton, l.
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scores Sunday.

Chicago. 6: Brooklyn, ).
ST. Louis. 8: New York, i.
Pittsburg, 8; Cincinnati. 0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-03
Standing OF the Clubs.
Where They play To-Day.

at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
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asEelGY
Filters
ARE TIL Z BEST.
Read what experts have to say

Read what experts have to say
about them:
1 have tested the Pasteur-C Chamberlain
Filter BY meteorological methods. and
find 1t 10 be germ proof.
GEO. NJ STERN BERG
Major and Surgeon, U. 5. \,
University Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia.
Having for long time used the PasJeur-
Chamberlain Sitter in connection with
The b9cterioloEiCal work in this school,
and being convinced that it is the only
germ-pro0f filter on the market we wish
10 use one for orr drinking supply.
CHAS s Dolby NJ n.
Professor of GEu'l Biology.
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LON RATES TO ATLANTIC CIry

On account OF the Elks' reunion. held
in Atlantic City July 10th to 18th, the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad CRoyal Blue
Line). will sell round-trip tickets from
Richmond, Va. to Atlantic City and re-
turn at one and one-third fare for the
round trip, via York River Line and the
celebrated Royal Blue Line from BaIti-
more.
For dates of sale, limit OF tickets, and
full particulars apply to C. W. Westbury
T. 2. A, Southern Railway, No. $50 East
Main Street; Richmond Transfer Co., No
sos East Main Street; or address
ARTHUR G. LEWIS,
S. P. A, B. and O. r. r.,
Under Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk, Va.
Well close at P. NJ. July 4th.
0. II. BERRY & co.
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Well close at P NJ. July 4th.
Q. II. BERRY & co.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-01
OF PERSONAL INTEREST

Millinery at sacrifice at Mrs
Hanna's-
There is but one handsome wheel
and that is the Cleveland.
White flower stands reduced to 20
cents at Wall, Nichols Co, Ltd
Read the bargains in real estate W.
E. Bivens is Offering in his advertise
ment.
The names of the newly elected Off
GERS of FL. Hackfeld 4 Co., Ltd, are
published in this issue.
The Lace House, Hotel street, is
offering chamois gloves at prices un-
heard of before in Honolulu.
The Metropolitan Meat Co. will close
on Labor Day at 10 o'clock. One early
morning delivery will be made
The Union Express Co, 30 King
street, will move your safe, piano or
furniture of any kind at reasonable
rates.
Mrs. Napthaly, milliner. will be
merly occupied by Mr.. Tregloan, tailor.
lOtel etTtcl.
The Triangle Literary club will hold
meeting at the residence of j. Z.
Davis, Beretania street, this evening at
100 o'clock.
Gus Schuman is just in receipt of
large shipment of fine carriage and
daught horses; also twenty head of
young strong mules.
Moroff & Eppers, real estate agents,
Magoon building, offers for sale four
and one-half year lease in the heart of
the city at bargain.
The stores of Lewis & Co., 81. May &
Co. and Chas Hustace will close
on Monday, September Sd, Labor Day.
at 10 o'clock. Only one morning de-
livery will be made.
The third assessment of 20 per cent
on the capital stock Of the Territory
Stables Co., Lta, will be due and pay
able at the office Of G. Schuman. on
and after today.