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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-04
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neiehbor. ~

The Wheeling Railway Company- ex.
poets to put on three special cars in
this city during the firemen's tourna-
ment. to run around the loop, from
Buckeye street TO the Laughlin mill.
They will also put on two extra cars be-
tween here and Wheeling. making q to-
tai of eleven cars doing service In this
city. This is a good move on the part
OF the company.
Several strangers struck town last
evening, attracted here, by. the tourna-
ment. Many more are expected to ar-
rive to-day. Several Of the teams to
compete in the hose races are also ex1
pected to put In their appearance this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartley and
daughter Miss LottIe, OF Anderson,
Ind, arrived here yesterday morning to
spend couple of weeks with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. John Williams. in
Aetnaville.
C. Fl. McNamec. who was arrested
here several days ago, thought not to be
altogether right, mentally, was taken TO
his home ut Cadiz yesterday b. Mar
shall Erwin. at the request OF his
father.
While the programme proper for the
riEcllleH tOuTllilIIlcllt uOeS not DeSln
until tomorrow. the festivities practice
ally commence to-day, with the big fire.
mems picnic at McSword's orchard.
Misses Edna Wilson and Ellie Pen
nington. of; Indiana, Pa, arrived here
last evening. and are the guests of DIR.
and Mrs. a. ". Diven, on North Fourth
street. M t,5a. .y Ee
AIRS. David Llewellyn arrived here
yesterday front Middletown. Ind, and is
the guest of Mrs. Louisa Saunders. on
Pearl street. -
Erna and Louisa DETER. OF Sardis.
IRE the guests for few days OF the
family. OF II. w. Gaudlng, on Third
street. Egl3.
Jacob Rosenthal returned yesterday
from GAINESVILLE. to spend the Fourth
with his family, on Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Farrow and son
Fred. of Columbus, are the guests of
Mrs. Fred Jones. on Walnut street
Albert Hobbs and David Woods, OF
Niles, Ohio. are the guests OF Mrs.
eAlonzo Hobbs, on Indiana street.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. II. ". Guudins have re-
turned from two weeks visit with
relatives at Sardln, Ohio.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of q Day IN the Town at tho
End of the Bridge.

The Sunday school of the NJ. E.
church VIII picnic to-day Mt Cresaps
Grove. The trip viii be made on the
steamer Leroy. which will leave the
landing promptly at S:ao, and returning
VIII leave the grounds at Z O'Clock.
From all Indications the Fourth will
be quietly observed In this city, there
being no demonstration of my kind oc-
curing in the town. Many will Mt
tend the X. OF p. rally at st. ClalrSSIlle
Miss Alice Frcdericks left yesterday
FOR East Liverpool, to spend several
days with relatives. z.. a.
a party of young people from this city
VIII picnic Mt the home OF Miss Edna
Adolph today. 10. = s '2,'E NsE.
Miss Minnie Phillips. of Washington,
H. II the guest OF Miss Eva Coss, over
the Fourth. RI,
Mrs. L. w. Kennedy. OF Pittsburgh, Is
spending the Fourth with relatives in
the city. sEsH ia I,y,Il ~
Miss MadGc Lindsay has resigned her
position az delivery clerk Mt the post
oillce. .Ir' 4 :. u ! = {, 80 -
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Pittsburgh River News.

PITTSBURGH, July 3.-The Marine
Coal Company. which was recently In
corporated. at Harrisburg. will. 1t is
said, be ready to ship coal south by Oc-
tober !. Among those interested in the
enterprise are James McCready, James
Horner, Of Braddock, and several 9TH
ers. 1t is reported that the company
will ship coal to Cincinnati and Louis
Vile. and will also do n local business.
The company Is said TO have coal land
leased in the various pools between
Pittsburgh ana Brownsville.
The NIonongahela River Coal ant.
Coke Company has as YET no opposition
in the Monongahcin valley and some OF
the old coal operators say It Will take
from three to five years for an opposi-
ton firm TO get established. The river
combination people say they do not
fear opposition. as they cannot now
supply the demand for coal. c. C. Bun
ton. formerly of Grail Il Bunton of Gin
cinnati, WILL 1t Is reported, engage In
the local fiat trade. Some Of the river
piioko Siuiui Niiht lllVy lliNe UpSU up
preached by the Marine Coal Company
in reference to hiring them.
A number of yearly pilots employed
by the Monongahcla River Consolidated
Coal and Coke Company are debating
what action the combination will take
In reference to renewal OF contracts.
Some of tho pilots say they do not In
tend TO engage by the year. while It is
reported that the combination Will not
hire any yearly men. but viii give NIL
pilots an opportunity to make trips
when there Is sufficient water. II that
Is done 1t VIII place all of the pilots on
an equal footing,
The steamer Francis J. Terrence met
with n trivial accident Monday, but It
cost the regular Monday night trip. a
joint blew out OF the heater head In the
cnslnc, and the boat was compelled to
tie UP to make repairs. The steamer
did not reach the wharf until 10 o'clocl,
Monday night. Several hundred pco-
pie were on the wharf to make the
night trip, and of course were dIsap-
pointed.
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town. III

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
Marshall Furbee put = force of men
10 work cleaning out the JAN yester-
DAY. A hose was turned on the place
and the walls, floors and ceiling given
n thorough scruUbing. The whole place
was then given good fumigatlon. -
Pocahontas Lodge No. :, I. o. r. NJ,
will meet on the evening OF the 10Th
Inst, for the purpose of attending the
public installation of officers at the
Martins Ferry lodge.
John Irwin. brakeman on the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad, and Miss Lena
McDermott Will be quietly Joined In the
bonds Of matrimony by the Rev. C. w.
Bent, this evening.
1t Is expected that about two hupdretI
persons will attend the Junior Order of
United American Mechanics excursion
| to New Martinsville.
James Mahood will arrive home
from Buckhannon Tomorrow. He has
been attending the seminary at tina,
place.
The Improved Order OF Red Men held
4 regular meeting last evening and
transacted matters OF n routine nuturc,
Luke Taylor. Of the clerical force of
LineberGer & Hunter. has moved with
his family, TO McMcchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Wh'tehouso
are spending the day with Pittsburgh
friends and relatives
John Russell. OF Dayton, has taken
charge OF the barber shop In Paul
Riedel's place. IL. =
Edward Vance and family are spend-
Ing two weeks vacation fishing down
ut Proctor. III,
Mrs. W. C. Burris viii leave in n
few days to visit relatives at George
town.
Albert Kearns and Fred Geraghty are
sojournins at Piedmont and Mt. Lake
Park. IA :, - :
Miss Mae Taylor leaves to-day to be
the guest OF New Martinsville friends,
Patrick Dowd Is spending the day
with his family at Pittsburgh,
Joseph Manley departed for Pitts
burgh last evening. '',-
DR.. j. N. Alley has purchased n ilue
new bcx buggy.
George Dearth is visiting friends a,
Woodland. ~
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The woman who IS lovely In face.
FORM and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attractive
must keep her health, II she Is weak.
sickly and all run down she will b"
nervous ana Ii l'ablc9. II she has con-
situation or kidnpy tr6hblc. her .nprrc
blood VIII cause pi,npieS. biotchcs, sltin
eruptions and wrctchcd complexion.
Electric Blttcrs Is the best medicine in
the world to regulate Stomach, lvcr
and kidneys and 10 purify tho blood II
gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
vclvety skin. rich complexion. II will
mako n woodworking, charming woman
OF rundown invalid. Only 20 ccnia
ut Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. q,
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Tow-Boats Tied Up.

Wharfmaster Crockfard furnishes the
-IntellIgencer the following list of tow
boats with emptles tied up along the
upper Ohio, on account Of low water:
Foot Of Possum-Ironsides. Tom
Dodsw5rth. Valiant, Hornet No. 9, J. C..
Fisher, Darling. Iron Age. Fred Wilson,
Charles hrown. ss 'fE nt'SE W
aWellsburG-Jonn w. Allies.
B.ch Bottom-Cllfton. 4
!, ABOVE Short Creek--Pacihc No. ..
Aground at Short Creck-Ed. Rob-
crts.
Foot Of Sister's-Joe Walton, Josh
Cool. Sam Brown.
Wheeling water works-Acorn.
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In the Justice Shops.

Z In Justice Fitzpatrick's Office. John
Alexander plead guilty tola charge Of
assault and battery, preferred by Pat
rick o'Neil. He was assessed IS and
costs, which he paid. -.
In Squire w. W. Rogers office Padge
o'Neil and Elsie Gray "ere committed
to jail for a hearing Friday at 2 O'clock
and We're afterwards released on bond.
They are charged with assaulting with
intent to rob John N. Alexander, on
Water street, the other evening.
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THE RIVER.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES,

Newport. JEWEL, II n. m,
pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. p. m.
'Parkersburg BEN HUR, 10 n. m.
Sistersvillc... RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clearinghouse. ELIZA. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvillc.. IT. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
Parkershurs. II. X. BEDFORD, noon,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAWIIA, In. IN.
SEstcrsIille.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $40 p. m.
Steubenville.. IT. NJ. BAYNE, 2:::S0 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW. /,
Pittsburgh. .LoRENA. A n. m.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, s n. m.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD. $50 q. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, 1850 a. n
Newport. JEWEL, II n. m. = Ts
Sistersville. !.RuTII. 1890 p. IN.
Stc1ibenvile.. t. NJ. BAYNE, 2::3o D. m.
ClarIngten.. LEROY, $3.50 p. IN. -
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Celebrated By marrying.

,P{ARKERsBuRG, VIVA July a.
One year ago to-day Albert a. Andcr-
SOP, OF Pittsburgh, accidentally met
Miss Clara Stagg, OF 'Leachtown,S this
county. Anderson arrived here yester-
day, and to celebrate the anniversary
or their first meeting tho couple were
married on the lawn OF the BRIDES par
ents, IN the presence Of a,large party OF
friends this afternoon; ~ n I = E.Ntl5
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CHICAGO. July 3-'rhc home team put
up q good game to-day. both at the bat
and In the field. and easily won the game.
Mccarthy and Mcrtes cxccled at the bat,
and Mccormick md Green in the Geld.
Although the Phllllcs hit Griffith frequent
ly. they could not bunch their hits so
score: = a3i"h gh II II T.,
Chicago .......e 2:,5 30 or0 - Il i
Philadelphia % 0. 0 ~ ID 10 3
Earned, runs, Chicago 4. PhIlndclphIp
Batteries Griffith and Donahuc: Bern.
hard and Douglass. Time, l:i0. Umpire
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Mills Will Not Close.
NEW YORK.. Julv 3.-The z mont,

X NEW YORK. July 3.-The monthly
meeting Of the bonrd Of directors OF the
American Steel and Wire companygwas
held at the company,s. Offices, here, TO-
day. ChnirmantC Clifford. In speaking OF
the meeting, said that the question Of
was no Intention OF closing down, any OF
the mills, nor was the mntter Of dipI-
5dends broached. Two factories, one at
Pittsburgh, Pn., md another at Allen-
town, MY, he said. were running with,
a half force. while new heating arrange
.ments, were being put In. v 3 ? y', ! &.
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INTER STATE LEA'GuElI
STANDING rs, D i, OF CLUBS
. i To-DAi'S GAMES. 4
Mansfield Mt Wheeling. - Y
Fort Wayne; at Toledo.
t= Columbus ut Dayton. N..s
X u Youngstown ut New Castle.

f5AtEs-r Gls-, rs - yNEE.tlt.t gHttTfI -
The Wheeling team returned iSom
Youngstown yesterday morning. md
Captain Turner was an angry man
when he learned that the Youngstown
scribes had sent out Mondays game rs
defeat for Wheeling. The truth Of
the matter Is that the Youngstown
management failed to provide; the re-
qulred spaldlngs balls tbavlng instead
the Juvenile Rocket balls), whereupoE
Turner declined to play, and upon Finn
being unable to furnish the legal ball
the umpire awarded the game to Wheel
ing. . to 0, and so notified President
Power To plpcatc the crowd, Turner
agreed to play an exhibition game, and
that was the reason Congalton was put
In to pitch. All this, Of course, Is very
agreeable news to the Wheeling fans,
especially as it placed Wheeling back in
first place. Howerer,Si It was.;a short
lease. of life in the lead, as Dayton's
victory over Fort Wayne yesterday
sends the Old Soldiers Into the lead
again, three points ahead Of the Sto-
tgies. Perhaps there Will be another
story to tell tomorrow morning. y,
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/, CINCINNATI, July 1.--When the locals
went to ;bn. In the sixth Inning they were
seven runs behind New York. Five safe
hits, two bases on bnlls md two errors
allowed them to score eight. s,immcl. n
now pitcher, held the Visitors down utter
Brcitensteln had been forced 70 retire. At
tendance, loo. Score: I'd .,R II E
Cincinnati 40 10 o 0rs 0 iG,-lO A
New YcrkI...O 4 o.? II 0 0sQT- S II 6
Batteries. Brcltcustein. stimnl md Plotz;
DOheny. Hnwlcy and Dowcrmnn Time
2:25. Umpire, Snyder. Earned runs, Gin.
clnnau !, New York G. "! ~,
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and Mansfield play two
games to-day. The morning game will
,be called at 10 o'clock, with skopec and
Irwin as the opposing pitchers. In the
afternoon the game VII! be called ut the
usual hour. $3.50, with Poole and Smith
Z in the points. u
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Along the Landing.

The marks at the wharf Mt 6 p. m.
Tuesday. were feet inches and fall
Ing.
The Leroy took out q Sunday school
excursion TO Crcsap's Grove yesterday
morning. and the Eliza made her trip
In the Clarlngton trade.
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A Powder Mill Explosion,

Removes everything In sight; so do
drastic mineral pills. but both are
mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite tho
delicate machinery OF your body with
cnlomel, croton oil or nloes pills, when
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. which nre
gentle as II summer breeze, do the
work perfectly. Cures Headache, Con-
stlpntion. Only 25c Mt Logan Drug Co. s
drugstore. 81 81 a.
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McMEcHEN NOTES,
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events,

EGODlC
and Events.
Albert Stephens. of Muncic. Ind. Is
here, the guest OF his brother Isainh
Stephens. of McMechcn avenue.
Miss Laurn McCombs Is at Cameron.
visiting at the home OF her aunt, Mrs.
Park ChaGdock. vi :, i
Q. L. I1urray hns accepted q position
with w. .. McAiechcn's department
store. -
The Doyle ball club win play the
DouSherty's nj st. ClaIrsvIlle. to-day.
Louis Parrot. Of Cameron. was in
town. visiting old friends. Monday. =
William Wcstlnkc and wife, OF Pitts.
bursh, arc visiting friends here. iT
Virgil Mccuslsey Ind son Ross, are
visiting friends ut Cameron.
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COZ. Mcc1u b ! nd Ras1iau.
Has Been IN the ] ourn 4 Horae Z,

for Over Half a Century.
PHILADELPHIA, paS july $. II is
understood that Col. a. u, Mcclure, the
veteran editor Of pa TiVies. and the
Oldest Journalist living infpolnt OF years
OF consecutive service. will soon retire
from journalism. Col. Mcclure's de-
sire. it Is said, is to devote himselEao
the completion OF literary work he has
on hand. q ia ~ q 3. =. e
He has been engaged. IN newspaper
work for fifty-three years. In that per-
iod taking q ileading pnrt In, politics, ma
t.onal, state and municipal.
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OIL CITY-Rivcr inches and sta
t!onary. Weather. cloudy and warm.
WARREN-ll!ver. q of u foot. Wen-
ther. showers and warm.
GItEENSBORO-RIve S feet and
falling. Weather. warm and threaten
Ing.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES , feet II
inches md stationary. Weather, clear
and warm.
RRoWNSvILLE-River feet .
inches and falling.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs feet aud
falling slowly. Weather. raining.
STEUBENVILLI3-- feet and
stationary. Weather. raining and warm.
up--Clift0n, John W. Allies and Queen
City. EE
FAitKERSBURf;-O river @ feet :,
Inches and rising. Weather, fair;
mercury 20. Up-William Duffy. Due
up-Greenwood. Little Kanawhn rising.
Locals on time.
.
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minister oft Justica Drowned low, !.

HALIFAX, N. S.. July 3.-R. r. Dick
ey. minister Of justice in the last con-
sentative government in the Dominion
,qf Canada. was drowned Today at Am
'herst, N. S. p
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" NJ ; ~ : -lI9--- r 7 10
Chief of Police Resigns.

"scHARLEsroN, W. Va July -
Chief OF Police starks. has resigned and
Mayor Floyd appointed Max Michl to
SttllN the vacancy. 5ss
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FOURTH OF JULY Mt Wheeling
Park. Unequnlcd programme. Con-
cert and Dancing boglns at | O'clock.
Three Big Bicycle Races from ! to G
o'clock. J. A. West, Musical, Come
dian, $500. Display Of Fireworks,
0 p. IN. l@' Il 'lT,, :
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Committed Suicide.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va July 2.-airs.
Viola before was found dead In her
room yesterday morning. She had COM
United suicide by taking carbolIc acid.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh ]. Three base
hit. Hamilton. Stolen bases. i. Clarke,
Chcsbro., Double, play, Lewis and Barry.
Struck out, by chesbro .. by Lewis l.
Passed balls. thinner .. Time, 1:o5. I'm
pire, Swartwuod a .r2
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LOST.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received ut the
Office of the General Manager, Mounds
Vile. W. Va, until II o'clock noon. July
H. 1900, for the graduation and masonry
on Sections !. .. and { OF the Pittsburgh,
Connellsvllle & Wheeling Railroad.
(. Plans. profile and specifications may be
seen at tho office OF Chief Engineer,
Moundsvillc, on and after July It'll.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. EDGAR a. HOLMES,
je3O General Manager
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sTo-DAY'S GAMES.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
- Brooklyn at st. Louis. . Ga
8 New York ut Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut Chicago

I'd PITTSBURGH. July 3.-The box shows
that excellent support behind CHESHIRE
saved Pittsburgh from defeat, und the
punching Of hits IN the third gave the only
chance OF the game town. Both teams
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Summary.

Maximum temperature. 95 on tho 2Gth.
Goth. SIS
. Total rainfall OF 40 inches: greatest fall
IN twehty-four hours. "a inch on the Sth.
s Clear: days. 3;2partly cloudy, II; cloudy,
10: rainy, 3d.
Nine thunderstorms during the month.
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statesmen WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

A: GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
N MEN. wANTED-By jewelry manu-
facturors: salary and expense guaran-
send money order for s775 for sample of
Elgin or Wnltham, full jewel. Ink fllled
watch. retailing at SIS with privilege OF
returning): guarantee for q years in
every watch.-iNP ENGLAND WATCH
CO.. Milwaukee. Wis. je3O IS
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE........l
6. O. SMITH,
National Exchange Bank Building.
....FOR RENT.

No. 262O Main street, 3 rooms. %
No $40 Main street, 2 rooms. 5 20
3 rooms on Second street, Martins
Ferry, Ohio ,...............:....,... q W
2-chair barber shop, with fixtures
complete and bath room. 16l6 Main
Stable. east end OF Nineteenth street.
No. S35 Main street, 5srooms, first
No. ll2l Eon street, 4 rooms. ...,,,..., II %
Building on alley in rear of Germania
Half Dollar Bank. Power can be
furnished for light manufacturing
II desired. n u "a 81
No. 1872 Market street., first floor.
No. 81 Sixteenth street, large cellar. 10 %
FOR SALE!
Store room and five rooms; brick : =,
building. n good location with an;
old established trade, 50
No. $50 Main street, full lot, cor ii'ss' 4
ner Twenty-slXth and Main streets. $50
Lot on South Front street............ LOO Z
No. 81 Main street. $500
No. 49, Main street. -. ........,:....... :, 800
Corner lot m Fifteenth street.
No. CO Seventeenth street. .............. 600
No. 1tS Eighteenth street.............. 5000
Lot east end Nineteenth street. 60
feet front...... -.-.......................t w
Lot In Belvcdere addltion............. 10 {
No. g Sixteenth. street, store room 81 Z.
and 10 rooms. ~
No. 1928 Main street will be sold cheap
II sold within the next 10 days. ~
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FOURTH OF JULY Picniocat no
cart Park; Incline starts at 8 n. IN.
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WEATHER AND RIVER.

The following weather and river re-
port has been compiled by the Intelli-
,sencer from figures furnished by
Weather Observer schnepf and Wharf
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING .or cLIrBs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES,
Cincinnati 10, New York S.
. A'sf Pittsburgh =, Boston /. 'Eh
Chicago .. Philadelphia
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TRAVEL.

" UROPEAN TOUR "A PARTY OF
II SIN wanted to sail In August. Terms
reasonable. Write for itinerary. Refer
MISS COVER. Winchester. Va. jy2'
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KOmentarze TOtssaint.

w ogrodzie, koio kraty wychodzscej ma
ulice, z~najdowala sic kamienna lawka, kt6ra
sszpaler grabowy zasianiaf pred okiem Gle.
kawych,, kt6rs jednak, W potrzebie, reka
przechodnia mogia dosisgnac przez krate i
szpaler.
Pewnego wieczora. tegoz miesisca kwiet.
MIA, Jan Vatican wyszedf; Cozetta DO zacho.
die siohca, usiadla ma lawce. Wiatr spra.
wiaf chf6d miedzy drzewami. Cozetta mysla.
IA. Smutek. bee przyczyny opanowywaf ia
powoli, ten smutek niepokonany, co 90 spro.
wadza wiecz6r i kt6ry moze, kto wie9 DO.
chodzi q tajemnicy grobu otwartego o tel DO.
RE. Moze Fantina byla W tym mroku. Co.
zetta powstafa, powoi obeszfa ogr6d dokola,
jrkgdyby pograzona W ACKNOWLEDGMENT lu.
natyzmle, ldac pc trawie oblanej rosa i mo.
wiac do siebie: Trzebaby W istocie mice "a.
boty, chcsc chodzic W tym csasie DO ogro.
die. Mona dostac kataru. Wr6cila do Jaw.
XII. w chwili, kiedy miafa usiasc ma niej,
spostrzegia ma miejscu, kt6re opuscila byia