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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD OF THANKS.

We the ladies' Of Burnside WOmens Re
lief Corps No. 4. Of this city. auxiliary to
Burnside Post. Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. wish to thank the many business mer-
chants who have so kindly and generously
contributed their advertisements to our
souvenir. the Spanish-American War Al
manac for 1900. We wish that the ads.
placed in this little book may bring all
many business returns during the year OF
1900. and the greatest OF success for our
century.
MRS. EMMA L. NEWTON.
President.
MRS " r SPRAGUE.
Past President and Dept President.
CHRISTINE CABROTHER$
1t Secretary.
The sun., 1900-09-20
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,
Strikes Third Day Sees Nearly
Everything shut Down There.

Strikes Third Day Sees Nearly
Everything shut Down There.
| Scranton, Pa, Sept. '19.-The strike of
the anthracite coal miners entered upon
its third day with everything shut down
in the first district except the West End
| Coal company's mine at Mocanadua.
This is the only mine in operation, and
the strike leaders made a strong but un-
availing effort to close it. With this ex-
ceptlon, the tie up in Lackawanna and
wyoming valleys is thorough, for not even
q waShery is doing business hereabouts,
despite all efforts to have several of them
operated.
Ihe owners have failed to make any
agreement which insures their employees
tie wage increase demanded. The situa-
tloh IS made more complicated by this
fact, for within a few days must come
the St0hpage OF street railway travel, the
shutting down largely of the electric
llgh service ami The possible closing of
seho0ls because Of lack Of coal The ne
cessittaS of tile strike make this impefa-
tive" said Henry Collins of the district
executive board.
Ihe tfe VIZ of the mines has caused the
laying aii Of every coal train crew in this
region, aud whatcver coal Il being moved
IS goinr ont in the freight trains Tie
Eric railroad is almost Mt . standstll.
NO coal is taken over the TIonesdaIc
branch, and the switching crew at that
point has been laid of. The Eric and
Wyoming Valley. The Delaware and Hud-
son. the Ontario and Western and the
LackaWanna systems are not moving
single coal train in any direction, the
strike being wholly responsible for this
condition. The number Of railroaders
idle in consequence reaches into the hum
dreds. This makes the interest of the
railroad men in the strike keen, and they
are willing to do everything required to
bring about its quick ending.
AT district headquarters it was pre-
dicted by Nicholas Burke, committee
man, that within another week, if some
terms of settlement are not arranged, the
strike would make many more thousands
idle
The sun., 1900-09-20

tne utrsiue wns-si galveston SuUuiu
soon assume her normal condition"
Arrangements have been perfected for
the immediate repairing and refurnishing
of the medical college at Galveston. The
sessions are to be opened Thursday, Nov.
IL. A careful consideration of the stua-
tion enabled the board of regents to an
nounce that all arrangements would be
perfected to open the medical college as
heretofore.
The state will rebuild at once the quar-
antine station destroyed by the flood at
Galveston. DR.. w. +. Blunt, state health
officer, began engaging mechanics, and
some of them have already left for Gal
weston. The station will be rebuilt on its
old site and in the strongest manner pos
sble.
The Galveston board of health, as a
measure to protect against the spread Of
disease and prevent infection. has direct
ed Dr. George II. Lee to make a careful
inspection Of ill hospitals and report up
on their sanitary condition at the boa
meeting. Drs. Parkham and West were
directed To mako an inspection of the
sanitary conditions Of all oyercrowdel
houses and report back to the board.
The sun., 1900-09-20
New cosaoralIon o.nestIon.

Chicago Sent. 10.-Common stockhold-
ers of tho Chicago Packing ana Pro-
vision company limited have practically
decided % ask for a receiver for the com
papy. iii doing this the English laws
under which the company was incorpo-
rated VII he ignored, and question will
be raised OF paramount Importance to
the stockholders Of the Anelo-American
Brewing and ltefning companies in Chi
caco and, for that matter, to those inter-
ested in foreign corporations throughout
the United States. The question at issue
will involve the validity Of the organiza-
tion Of corporations under the English
companies act of 1862 and the question
of the status of a preferred stock issue
when charges are made that the law has
not been fully complied with.
The sun., 1900-09-20
TROUBLE Is FEARED.
Declared 'iiiat riGhting VIII FOLLOW
Ei.seh hs u! ;cns Strikers.

Declared 'iiiat riGhting VIII FOLLOW
E'.geh hs u! .ens Strikers.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. H. Two more of
the 39 taieiies operated ~ Nh pbiia.
delphia and Reading coal and hnn com.
pahy lave been compelled to close. NJ.
cording e official advieee received ~ III
coinFanN'1 piticc III fliS city. The Two
are The Reliance &nd Alassa, situated n
the Mount Calmai district and cmpl9ying
over GOO men. J'his makes lbr fat1,
Ieading colieries now ii operation 3l.
aad Z number Of those are worline yEort
handed Besides the Reliance ma Kio.-
lla those already Slut daaa ire the
burnside, Henry Cl8F ana fir VALLEY.
situated around Sh3 8lin.
General A4nae Henderson III fba
cQal company stat tlM the Geliance
ata Al4Ska callels elescd bpeausa the
si!i6@ts hlliadat i 3uI threatened hase
5"iiG i2 nolk 6 6itli rpsreel d b@
Aer &9tli sE,e5 he sMieli no&tt Wpf wralI
rs !ilittte iE t3e eI5ptHr to- slant fhsm
Nn, as iAey were lasg ventures at tha
hest
SeertlN Ge5iee fl. lsaaa or tlta I'LL.
AeileS' laa lIEHf ttat iF fhe IN II
from q PH alieig EaiiaH oft Iheir
publ ~ announcements Hrd mareB on
tue N AiiiHastoWl aina sorieis trouble
Niil almost nuqucstonabIy result. Is
Mtief fee6H%, ha says. eyi4ts among the
MtliiahstaWi inCn against die I.yEens
workers feeanse of The latt6r's altitude
m past sifiises ut the Williamytown col.
licly and ary attempt TO force the vii
Jamestown men ont means fight.
Calvin Parder, 1wncr Of the T4ntfinler
and llarwood eallieries III the Hazeton
district in an interview says:
Under no consideration will the oper-
ators yield to he United Mine Workers.
II Win be fight to a finish, and the op-
orators will win. SO far as / am person
ally concerned, have ordered the mules
to be taken out of tile IIarwood mine and
put to pasture. | am preparing Cor a
long strike.
My superintendent reports that the
pressure brought to bear upon my men
at Harwood was so great that only few
came to work and that the Harwood
mine is practically at standstill. AT
LattimeF the men living at a distance
form the mine did not appear. for work.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Grayesend Entries for Today.
Special to The sun.

special 10 The sun.
First Race-5IF. 2 year olds handi.
cap. Gold Heels, Elizabeth NJ l16; Ser.
villa ! IA; Lady If Valley, Lief Prince Il
Maximus ll2; Brandysmash Ill; Scurry
lO9; King Pepper, Monarha lO6; Slnfi
100; Chuctanunda 104.
Second Race-lIM. Selling. he Am
azon l07; Bangor III; 1yrsht ma 1O6; AL.
sike 104.
Third Race-2IM. The Hitchcock
Steeplechase handicap Plato 159; Chara-
grace los; The Bachelor l53; Perion $50;
Westown 139; Old Tank 1875; Geo. Keene
1856; Cousin Jess 134.
Fourth Race-5F. , year olds. The AL
geril Stakes. Tolamon, Col. Padden lO6;
six Shooter l12; Drogheda 81; Lief
Prince ITO; Screech IS; Autolight lO1;
Satire l04; Kimberly 80; Choice 105;
Annie Thompson 100.
Fifth aGe-lM. 10Y. 8 year oIis.
Brgadler l03; Mr. BROWN, Gonf3ian il6;
Sta Chime l03; Mayor Gllroy, Gyrano,
star Fright, Teddy, Herbert l05, KAN
am lib
sixsa Race-6F. Selling. RaIston, Sad
ducte, Mari ert los; Lost Chore, Mid
night Ghifut l03 Onamastus, Rar9 Per-
fnne lQ6; X tchener, i1n-olee lO2; Pupil
liz; E6H G mig 105; Nent5ro IS; Belle
Of Orieans it4: Lieher karl ZIG.
The sun., 1900-09-20
MISS BARTON VERY I'LL.
Stricken In Galveston While Minis
tering to Storms Victims.
ORDERED NORTH AT ONCE.
Governor Sayers Declares That He
Expects the Work of RebuiId-
ing the City TO BE Speed
lily Under Way.

Austin, Sept. ia dispatch from
Galveston says:
Clara Barton, president of the Red
Cross society, who came here to distrib-
ute relief supplies, was taken sick while
ministering to the victims Of the Calves
ton storm. She succumbed like a sol
dier ut her post and is seriously i'll. She
will leave for her home in Washington,
retiring from the field only on the inn
perative orders Of her physicians.
Miss Barton was taken i'll at con-
ference iii her rooms at the fremont
hotel, with her stan Of niue gathered
about her. she had lust finished an ont
line Of her work assigning each member
% her staff 10 particular part Oh the
work"
CtoyaH5r Sayes. speaking OF the sit
u>.nn Ill Galveston, said:
= look foi tlle rebuilding Of Galveston
To he leoA unagr way hY The latier part
IL this week. The work OF cleaning the
city Of refuse and butying tile dead will
have been completed by that time, and
all the available labor ii the city can be
The sun., 1900-09-20
sea rao.l coati.is,e E,ar,,. ii.

Minneapolis, sfpf 19.-an oseani79-
tion has been formed % control sea fa0l.
1t VIII be inJg 4 p9ratQd under be lavs af
the STATE 81 u N Iorsay this wccE and IL
backed by NV Work. Minneapolis ani
Berlin capitalists. Iitc naine or tha
company Will be the National Sea Foaa
company. the capitalization Of which las
not been made public as vet. All the
largest packing concerns III the country
that deal in sea food have entered the
combination, which will commence opera
tions as soon as the next lobster and soft
shell crab season opens.
The sun., 1900-09-20
ZIG NAVAL PARADE.
Second Eey Gf tae E4tarsa..sse-A
ban1n GciearaliOu.

Second Ecy Gf tse gsrarsa sssc-A IA
bana cciearation.
! Portsmouth, y. ii, Sept 19.--From
/ the standpoint Of the general public,
the Recommendations parade was far
more attractive and interesting than the
| actual presentation Of the tablets to the
two ships. The column was reviewed
by two governors, the acting secretary of
the navy and two retired secretaries the
officers of the north Atlantic squadron
and many men prominent in state and
national affairs.
The various companies of the state
militia, which also participated in the
parade, arrived early. The arrangements
We're such that the parade was ready for
its formation almost on schedule time.
General A. d. Ayling acted as chief
marshal He was followed by Governor
Rollins and staff and the Peterboro cav
airy. Then came the naval brigade, Can
tain Charles J. Train, commanding off
Ger of the battleship Massachusetts and
Spanish war veteran, in command The
battalion was headed by the band from
the flagship New York. Behind this
came marine battalion composed of
men from all the ships under command
of Captain G. j. Boyen of the Massa-
chusetts. Following these was a blue
jacket detachment from the different ves-
sells in the following order: Massachu-
setts. New York, Kentucky, Indiana,
Kearsarge, Texas.
The men made a fine appearance and
moved along with the characteristic
swing Of seamcn. The bluejackets made
up the first division of the parade.
The second division was composed en-
tirely Of the New Hampshire national
guard. Bfigadier General j. E. Toller
Veterans from the local post. Storer
post, NJ. ]. G. A. H., made up lie third
division, followed hy the Kcarsalge ma
val cadets Of EoSton.
The sun., 1900-09-20
More ont at Mount Carmel.

Shamolsin, Pa. Sept. 19.-One thou
sand more miners employed at five col
lieries owned by the Union and Philadel
pha and Reading Coal and Iron compa
MES and individual operators ceased work
in the vicinity Of Mount Carmel, compel
ling the stoppage of the operations. This
makes the tie up complete in the Sha-
mokin region, excepting the Locust Gap
and North Franklin collieries, operated
by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron company. A number of break
ers are being run to put loose coal
through the screens.
With the exception Of n few miners
being mobbed by Hungarians near the
Pennsylvania colliery everything was
quiet and continues so. Detectives are
maintaining sharp lookout at the va
rious collieries. Sheriff Eugene Ierfng
of Northumberland county is swearing in
a number Of deputies.
The sun., 1900-09-20
/ 80 Anerioan =. 1ah
C.eMerstI NlmNl..af a..

NgW E55l5, Sept lo.
FI.2Gn Stals anl westga stronger lnd held
hehar t'it QUst; MINNESOTA rataa=. 81aE55;
VITA. stti.Ets rs, yattl egtris, $2.70a
q Nt1iaF H5 en,s. s55af
WHEAT atr4aE lal ltsiar Al d decided scare
Of sharSe ~ iitl "a daa eaaa teNa 500 s.1sa-
tional nulthae5t aGg&h6,i geyoter, s2l4as3Isc.;
December, 1-l8ss5 2l6a,
RYE Efm state, 5l.i5oa q L f. New York;
No wastetp ast&e,, + q ~, atloat
CORN Steady without much change being
helped BY wheat December, il3saili2e; May,
41se.
oATs-Quiet, but steady; track, white, state,
25lasSac.i track, white, wes crn 25lasSaa.
PoRK-Frm; mess $,26)ai3; family, $i5a15.75.
LARD--Frn; prime western steam 7.471ac.
BUfrER-Firmer; state dairy, 15Iaa20c.; cream
cry, 161aa2l%c.
CHEEsE-Firm; large white, 11c. small white,
lie.
EGGs-Firm; state and Pennsylvania, 1saaoc.
western, loss off, 19c.
SUGAR--Raw firm; fair refining, 4Ac; CEN
trifugal, 96 test, &C.; refined firm; crushed 655c.
powdered, 6.25c.
CONGRATULATIONS ats40a4o1sc.
MoLASsEs-- Firm; New Orleans, 4sa5sc
RIcE-steady; domestic, issa61ke.; Japan, AZ
a5o.
TALLow-stesdy; city, 4Sc.; country, 4Ea
aMc.
HAY = ouieti shipping, 7214a7Se; good to
choice, soa90c.
Job printing done ut tnIs oalcg-
The sun., 1900-09-20


me aine Il working, but with a reduced
force
= am informed that d marching body
went e Coleraine % intercept the mine
workers there.
W much has been published about the
snaii wages paid to mine workers that
desire to make a statement showing
The average earnings Of all employees MT
the ilarwood and Lattimer collieries. At
IlaWood, from which $4,000 tons OF
coal We're shipped in August, the net
warnings Of the T40 employees for that
month amounted to $50, ,G1G.53, or an
average Of $i0.C6 per capita. At the
Lattmer coliery $1,000 tons of coal were
shipped in August We have there S22
employees. Their net earnings were S31,-
5092l, or an average of 1888 per cap
ita. The miners are better paid than the
average workingman."
The sun., 1900-09-20
Marren A. a. Boys praetieing.

The Warren A. A. boys were out 1T
Eront and Union streets last night for
tile first time for foot ball practice. They
expect to int 4 strong team on the field
as there i some good material Ill Tie
Club q pick from The promising e&u-
didatc4 me Joseph Egan, Edward Fahev
George Bacon, Lin Guthrie, Frank AiaI-
adas Harry Robin, George AIcGonigal.
Harry Sollaway, William SiteHady and
West Courtney, The popular athlete
Horace MeDannell Wil BE thair head
coach Thair schedule for eautes as MI
IL nlt falT completed but s9me uood
teams Will lime ~ on Che giidipon against
tile local boys.
The sun., 1900-09-20
rhe NeN. I,ram RenIlng.

Reading, IN, sept. 19.-There was a
slialt reduction il the quantity Of an
thEaite sent Through tins city to tide
water ~ the Reading company, but its
oilirlals hetn say that neYs week the col
lialiRs will he ordered on full time, when,
wttll nQ iQNe DIRECTIONS among the mon
tlta U@al pFadaei can be maintained
i siii heiug Shipped by
aate lnat passed
,hs@s! lli4 @ at any time this
ar lasty 5s5a Ion IL Neing made
dgfo0t PENNSYLVANIA 10
lMiaa q bis arAnt af hiinlninous 70 tlis
sceti9A. aad tlis week tile Reading com
pauy Wil seal l.G90 eats to West Nir-
ginia and western Fennsy lgania % bring
satt coal g SrhaSlkill valley points.
The sun., 1900-09-20
NcM lsnaInnd nnnk MntIa.

Washington, Sept 10 The comptroller
Of tire currency has received d Telegram
stating Chat. hy order 81 its board of a.
reet0ls, tha South Dnnypfs National banl.
of Peabody, Mass. has closed its doors.
Thc capital of the bank + St70,000; sur
plus ana undivided profits $40, 46a; indi-
vida8l deposits a2a3 529; due to other
national Eial;s. Stj4la; borrowed mon
py Sl6H9TG Bank ES9minet Irwin j..
Saylas ht4 been appointed receiver fqr
the hank E reason N given for tLR
failure.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Mob WRECKS Newspa,er once,

San Juan De Porto Rico, Sept. 49,
The plant of FL Diario, organ of the
Federal party. was completely destroyed
by mob. The type and presses We're
smashed. The supposed cause of the dis
turbance We're articles attacking Mayor
Egozcue, who is Republican. No ar
rests We're made. Munoz Rivera, the
editor of the paper, is preparing a protest
to Governor Allen on the ground that no
protection was afforded by the authori-
ties. The protest will be sent to Wash
inpton
The sun., 1900-09-20
interesting Game Promised.

The Brownson base ball club win cross
bats with the Athletics Of Chester tins
afternoon. All base ball lovers of this
city should not fail to witness it, as no
doubt very exciting game will be
played, Day and Conner will be the
battery for BroWnson and Boyle and Dig
gems for the Athletics. Diggens was the
star pitcher for Milwaukee club in the
American League the past season. On
saturday onr local boys will play the
Manayunk team. Griffith the famous
one armed pitcher will twirl the bali for
Il c visiting team.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Gravesend Races Yesterday.
Special to The sun.


First-s3F The Chamberlain is to
and 6to ], LIT; Annoy . to /, %; Oar.
buncle Sd, Time As 4 s..
Second -GF. Madrine lG to ) and 10
2, lst; Ia Iosca II, to ;, 2d; Motley 81.
Time 10 25.
Third-15M. Rockton, 4 to / and Z so
:, lst; McAleakir 10 5, ID; Killishandra
Sd. Time | 81 2-5.
Foutth-5F. Luerana to and ! 10 5.
ist; Biilionaife to |, I'd; Luck Sd. Time
l.0l 45.
Fifth-1iM. Favonius 4 to / and Sto 5
let; Decanter, Z to 10, I'd; Douro Sd Time
Sixth-5F. Kid to / and to /, 1st;
Fannie Maud 20 to |, "a; Pleasant Sail
Sd Time 1.02 Is,
The sun., 1900-09-20
n-nnt.nE.l... III No..

Louisville, SBf i0. Eha American
Association 3f G1attiei8 aH tynetoi-
ogists q lR iis annual it1 ali the
Galt Illae With aEn, A9 lprs III
attendane Hlp aGleas, 80 ~ale7me wls
delivered bv Dr, II 5. AIeMuttie o.
louisville. At thn executive ,ssion Dr.
H. o. Walker 81 Detroit, Dr Monlgom-
cry IinXtiie Of Newcastle, Pa, and pr.
w. ]. Kelly Of Gallon, o., were elected
members d the association.
The sun., 1900-09-20
ocmcnn 80 4 A..-.tenlnIl,a na.ense.

Constantiuapia, Seit 10. LloHl Girls
COM UHitsd States chmse d'alluiaes has
made verbal representations to the porte
demanding fhe fplaase of an Armenian
who, il is clgimed, II naturalizad Amer
lean citizen and whe was arrested upon
the charge &c beloasins TO the Armenian
revolutionary committee. Investigation
has been ordered, and il the prisoner is
an American lie viii he released.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Rich Girt ID Sherman.

Washington, Sept. 19-Former Secre-
tary of State John Sherman placed on
record deed conveying to his adopted
daughter, Mrs Vary =. McCallum, his
handeme la3tbia front mansion and his
aditi u tle4ty oa T. street, this city.
Tha cce&'ds9 el III The deed was
Fl6@, love ri313 -. ion.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Nicnragua Celebrates.

Managua, Nicaragua, Sept. 19-A very
credtable dress parade of the infantry,
cavalry and artillery was feature of the
celebration of the anniversary of the In
dependence of Nicaragua. President Ze-
laya, the members of congress and a
large number of citizens listened to the
oration and the reading of the declaration
in the hall Of congress at Nanagua.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Denth Il Last Tsniahlava veteran.

Upper SandusLy, o., SEM. 10 Iha
last u tIil Blaldafa survivors, James
A. White. is dead. He bald lived near
ths llace since 1857 1ae battle was
nalc famous by lord pennyson's The
Charge 81 tho LiaIa }riaaas' and from
all that is NOW kHoWn Mil White was
The last one ~ ihe 20 survivors. Six hum
dfcd and twenty-five llen made the
charge, and more than 69@ were killed
The sun., 1900-09-20
sninihe al Hotc1 Keener.

Utioa, N. Y, Sept. 19.-Joseph Zim-
mer, a hotAl keeper in Constableville,
Lewis county, was found dead hanging
in his barn. He was AZ years old, in
good health, prosperous and happy in
his family relations. There is no known
reason why he should wish to die.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Want crsn.i ~, lsen.

RuGalo, Sept 1a.-T'ia presbytory 81
Buffalo, at IL. falI meeting hold IN Ea
aurora, voted a2 to 10 in favor of i
chanee ID die Westminster confession Of
faith. The vote was an affirmative reply
to the third question submitted by thJ
general assembly asking If a suhstitil-
tional and shorter creed "of the things
most surely believed among us" was de.
.;YoJ
The sun., 1900-09-20
crcw snHed rron vreeIs.

Lcwes, Del, Sept. 10.-The three
masteL schooner John Shay, from New
York to Philadelphia, ran aground u
short distance south of Cape IIcnlopen
Her crew of six men and one woman
were rescued by the Loves and Cape
Henlopen life savers. The vessel will
probably be total loss.
The sun., 1900-09-20
CINCINNATI ran FESTIVAL.

Cincinnati, Sept. 19.-The Cincinnati
fall festival opened with gorgeous
street parade in which all local organza-
tions and industries were represented.
At Music hall Governor Nash, Senator
Foraker, Congressman Bromwell and
Shattuc, Mayor Fleischmann and others
delivered addresses.
The sun., 1900-09-20
A Work AroHaa tnhanoy city.

FottsvflIr, Pa. Sept. SIorea col
liely il stlil Slut up is tight as a drum.
The other culli5ics iii tile Mahanoy City
districts are at work despite reports that
some of thom might ba tied up. ,Fhe
precautian las been taken 70 swear IN -
special policemen from different parts of
the county 10 slHc protection to the nom
strikers ii that district.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Xenrxne1n ISIS our Atd.

Caracas, Venezuela, Sept 1o.-The
Venezuelan government has requested
the United States minister here, Mr.. II.
y. Loomis, to interfere, through the an
thoritics 1T Washington, With the view
Of inducing the French government g
annul the extra duty imposed on coffee.
France imports third Of the Venezuelan
The sun., 1900-09-20
NetropoIitan TahcrnaeIe Reopenea.

London, Sept. la Tte Metropolitan
Tabernacle WAS reopened by the Row
Thomas Spurscon, son DC tile late
Gharlcs II. Spargeon. Ar. Ira ID. SaI-
kty The American evangelist, puytici-
pat2d III thG services. 4 very large coH-
sagatian was present. MR., Sanley, dH+
ine the course 0f his lcMatks, said hi
was the bearer of congratulations floa
10000 friends in tbc United States.
The sun., 1900-09-20
onerntor Takes tbe nIome

Victoria. Il. G., sept 19.-At the coro-
ner's inquest Panl Ilagean. the operator
at Ladysmth, admitted That Saturdays
wreck on the Esquiwllt ana Nanaimo
railway, in which for nfsers were kill
ed. was due to his ca iass.
The sun., 1900-09-20
American coaI N port snin.

Port said, Sent 10. y The Britisl
steamer I.orle, Captain Graham. from
Philadelphia Aug. -, via Algiers Sept
IL, has arrived hero with the first impor
tation of American coal.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Chicago Races Yesterday.

First-44F. Nellie Forrest, Sweet
Dream, Alene Abbott. Time 574.
second-7F. Blue Lick, Handpresa,
The Elector Time 1925.
Third-6F. Sly, Lady Curzon, Bessie
Macklin. Time LII.
The sun., 1900-09-20
Lives y,,.s sbts-.,aclr.

Athens Sept. la. Nggptian mail
steamer Charkieh / a$a3e aa the Island
of AHdfos with 4 broken shaft. some
Of her passengers have baen drowned.