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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-02-01

Coal at Kimball's for cash. Office
and scales at Viewers livery barn
Phone 20. Ga
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-02-01

Don't hesitate; take Supreme
Judge
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-02-01
The....
Montana House
JAMES GoRMAN, Prop.
Salubria, Ida.

Everything up-to-date.
friae taken in feeding guests with the
oest IN The market. Large airy rooms
with spring beds. i'0i'is
r, flrst-class bar in charge of .Tames
hawkins where only the best liouors
and cigars are kept ~ iq"orS
o me travelling public will find th;c =.
nrs'-class and comfortable stopping place
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-02-01

The jury list selected for this year,
by the commissioners, is as follows
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05
INTERESTING, IF TRUE
You Can Try IL For Yourself ana
Prove II.

One grain of the active principle In
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Will diges'
5000 grains of meat, eggs or o'ner "p hen
proven by actual experiment wnich any
one csn perform for himself N tne Ioi-
lowing manner: Cut hard poieu sss .nso
very small pieces, as IL would De IL mas
ticated. place the egg ana two OF tnree
OF the tablets In bottle or jar con
tanning warm water heated 20 ue
grees (the temperature OF the bodyl an9
keep Il at this temperature for three ana
one-haif hours, at the end OF when tinns
the egg will be as, completely dises,sea
as II would have been in the heaitny
stomach OF hungry boy.
The point of this experiment Is that
what Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets VIII 90
to the egg in the bottle It VIII 90 70 ,ne
else will rest and invigorate the stom-
ach so safely and effectually Even a
little child can take Stuart's Tablets with
safety and benefit II Its digestion IS
weak and the thousands OF cures accom-
plished by their regular daily use are
easily explained when IL is understood
sences. aseptic pepsin, diastase and
Golden Seal. which mingle with the
food and digest IL thoroughly, giving the
overworked stomach a chance TO recuper-
ate.
Dieting never cures dyspepsia neither
do pills and cathartic medicines. which
s'mnly irritate and infiame the intes-
tines.
W hen enough food I. eaten and prompt.
" digested there will be no constipation,
nor in fact will there be disease OF any
kind, because good digestion means good
health In every organ.
The merit and success OF Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets are world wide and they
are sold at the moderate price of so
cents for full sized package in every
drug store in the United States and
Canada. as well in Europe.
For the information of those interested
a little book will be mailed free by
addressing +. A. Stuart Co. Marshall,
Mich. giving briefly the symptoms of tho
various forms of stomach weakness,
causes and cure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05

afadsNit snd order.
In 'hr Superior Court % the stats
- Washington for fslrrce county
STATE % Washington. " Ceinn Il p,ss-
uer. @fc1 STATE % washington "a
PoSEner Brcihe-s &a24 state - wash
inKton Va r Otlwara, e10E SEAT. ~
Washington. County % Pierce. 81
II A. Mcdonald. being arsi duiv sworn
on oath says. That ~ e the dairy CON-
missioner Ia and fDr she Ssafe az Wash
irRtoa that he was the complaining Nil
ness GA ths above entitled actions. thai
ths above named tefeu 3an ITS heretofore ap-
reared before The above entitled court
said actions. and pleaded guilty. 20 The
charge complained Of ia each 81 said
cases. and we're dnea 81 respectively. and
the said anes we're then and there paid
In 70 the register OF said court, amount
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05

ANTON PDRTMANN.
Sworn TO before me this 18th day OF
Eehruarv, lNaa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05


certiacd copies from tho records ~ the
superior court Of Pierce county IN the
cases mentioned are AZ follows;
.coiiu ana rssnsr,"
In the superior court Vt the state OF
Washington. for Pierce county. The
state % Washington, plaintsn, vs.. Colin
4 Pesner defendants Complaint. No.
Issi, personally appeared = A Mcdonald
and On oath deps-az and SAYS, That here
tofeFe. ta viii on Or about the DAY Of
May y ~. ne ak-9se nsm.d defend.
dairy produce 20 various persons. whose
names are unknown. uuwhoassofne in auaI.
Try. contrary ia the statutes ~ the state
% WarhinEfcn. ard IN violation % ;A@
laws chapter XIV. ~ the laws " tl,a
state % WssAlngton far ts--, and toe
amendments thereio made in the laws II
the state 90 Washington IN chapter XIV
- the aNS % ihe state q wAshinston.
II A MCDONALD.
Subscribed and sveyn 10 h.sorv me thls
18th day ~ November. 1876
"jAMNS n NESBTr
''ncputy CicFk - said superior court
The state o. wasAlng,ea. plAlatig "a
Caiin a Posaer. a.fcn1aats Jufxtnsl.t
aad sentence Ne - ala
Now comes TIE pru-scutfng attorney
fer Piegca csaniy. ard the defendants -
counsel, infe coart. Sa3 defendants hGy.
ing tecg fuiy Informed u the nAture Of
he complaint hie3 against them Ca tals
scfieu. tNt fhe crtn~ - lawfully SELLING
ana 1lsposlnx ~ uuwholesagn@ aairv prod
usts, enFataltts3 IN the day x MAY
lSs5. sni - taeiS plea q guilty % the aid
complaint
'Nh&papan tae jislEmeBt 0f the court
a nov here Rendered That whereas tAr
sak1 defsndaatg have hcca daily convicted
IN ibis court ~ the crime OF unlANfuily
seilla1 ani disposing ~ un~Aslesonls
dairy prp6sets Il IL th0Teupon now heye
ordered satudge4 and A~crvsa That the
sAd defendants, Calm Fusner. are
guilty % the crime - uulAWfaiiy sriilne
ara disposink ~ uuwholesnne dairy
products, and that they he punished
therefor rs lAyins - the clerk 90 This
rsuTt a nr~ Of 80
state u WashinSton, caunty q Pierre.
SIS
II Robert J. Risaey ooanty clerk and
~ virtue % the laws ~ tie safe az
Washington ex-ofilcto clerk % the sape-
rtor court Il the state q Washington. Tor
Rlrrce county 40 hereby certify that the
annexed and foregoing q a true ard cor
rect copy o. ne Judgment. sentence and
complaint IN the above entitled action,
now on file In this offce.
In witness whereof. I have hereanto
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05
One Pare for the Roand Trip,
Via the g.. y. ny.


Only 80 a. Seattle 70 Spokane sns 70
turn 20 attend the Fruit Fair Tfeketl
ou sale Oct 8 Good 60 return Oct ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05

set my hand. and seal OF the superior
court, at my office. in the city OF Tacoma,
this Goth day OF January, 1893.
tSeaD ''ROBEPT r. R1GNEY,
ssC.offrtv clerk"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05

The EIks Frd their friends will leave
Seattle Sor Spokane over Tho Northern
Pacific on October Fare nniv SO ~ sor
the round trip Don't miss Elks' day az
the fruit fair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05

THE best running watch Is the 'I.ou,s
Kiodt Special No ga Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05

stated. are not. as may be easily under
sto5d. made part of the records OF the
superior court OF Pierce county; but those
records fully substsntiate these facts. as
well as give evidence Of further and even
more serious Jc},bery by which Commits
sioner Mcdonald sought to cover his
tracks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05

IT. i. BLAND,
"A Notary Public In and for the State
OF Washington. Residing Therein at
Tacoma Pierce County.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20

sh;tll lntrudr In such case? How
shall l hear these woIncn's names? |
nave no right to hear them"
Let me again be the Judge" said he.
IN the first place, l will relieve your
nlnd by saying that the story has been
greatly exaggerated. That foolish par.
asraDh was given to The Star by Tom
AinSlcc"-
Ihe leader of cOtillonS:"
"llc leads cOtillOnS sometimes" said
Ogden, "but gossip is his regular bust
ness. He knows the society man on
The Star and loads him up regularly.
He was over here to see me Il few
days ago, when | was playing sick. aS
| am today. We talked i'm my den for
an hour or more. He got me TO say that
there wH$ nothing in the rumor that
| am to marry Frances Carr. WHY
shouldn't | say that? Miss Carr and
were never engaged, though II is an
open secret that both families desired
the mItcl. and also. rs ! can tell vnu.--
that th"r" WAS 4 little bitter feeling.
foolish. OF course. hrrallSr amun., half
u dozen women who Interested them.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20
WEATHER. AND CENV KErDEr
Weekly Nullrt,n OF thr Weather I'm
rrau fpr South tarNltua
tNlVMluN. Sc. Sru,lI ~

N'''' M'"N. ~ sept II, 1900.
The week rutlur y. IN Snu,,,u, I,r
10th, WAS rurlrr tNui thr rr,,,l,r,
one. although the ,,;rr,r,tnr, ,,,;'
Unurs nhurruNIy hirh ,,rr ~ tl,,,G,,l,
vnu,rrutiyr weak pl ,,>,,,s.i,., h.,,,
rnr highest trmnryn,urr u.,,..u y, url
the lowest 10.
E.sr,y IN tive wr,,L, ,h,u., >y,,r,.o f,,y
light. local showers mn.tN r,mrin,,;
TO lhr r,,,rru rn,,,nu., bn. ,',,,,,,',,,
the week wna rniulyss. M, rrn,,,,!i
haas n,,aiu hvcon,r very urv, AND th, i,N.
rroyrmruI r snu,,, ,..,,,.,,,,i ,I',,
ton OF the soil (or uIutyiuu rn,,,i 'n.,
week.. i ln,try,.,,rt ., ,m,, :
whrr, ,r,,nurul ,i'ny,,,.. ,>.,,,,,.,,'
week. I'M, 3,,,ulr rr,,,. n,.,, -, =
mn,urrI ,,rJ ,,,,I,,r,,I ,i',t ,, -, :.
nn., ,n,;,,, ',ni,t,,I .''', IN|u '"s
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20

don't think mother could have known
that Miss Phelps was coming, because
In that case she surely wouldn't have
gone out"
Alicc'S heart Smotr her with an ac.
cuSati"n Of falls" prct"nSr&
81 have come here ON a miSrrahlr or
rand" said she, and then she told him
al about it.
The young man became earnest and
serious at once.
"Y"u hav" no idea who these people
nrct' hc said.
"Not the shadow Of a guess" she re
piled.
81 think they won't like it much II
their names get into the paper" said
he.
"lh"y haven't done anything TO br
ashamed OF, SO far as ! know" She re-.
! Piled 'lf the young man in question
has com" to prefer amuthcr girl, no has
don" right to break his cmgaromrnt
h" ""uld do nothing else in honor"
! 'Tru"," said he, land vet il must lac
painful t" So" such stories about one
IN print Fer my part, should huir
TO be the person 10 tell such il ,hlnp"
~ on couldn't hate it worse than I
do" said Alice, with tears in her owes
"But what am to do? make my
living by it,"
Sl" smiled bitterly ut the bitter lest
"lhntS true, too," said he, "and SO
I'm going to toll you the story know
every detail OF IT.
"Dont YOU tell il If YOU don't feel at
perfect liberty to DO So" she protested
u should have III" right TO judge" lie
replied, "for ! am the man.
Alice sat up painfully erect in her
chair Ike an image Of wood 1t flashed
across her mind that persons who were
suddenly stricken with paralysis must
feel as she did. When her voli,iou
came back to her, she rose rs StiiI'v as
IN automaton.
This Is too HORRIBLE" said she. al
will go back to the office and and rc
sign. am done with it all"
Her voice sounded to her as If II
came from some one behind her who
was speaking over her head.
"Wait till you have heard the story"
said he.
but cannot" she exclaimed "IIow
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20

to die, that Is certain, but when or how
or whore we know not. Think of DR.,
Gootchius, dressed ut 2 o'clock with
PHEASANT anticipntiOns OF a rest at Tai
i"'"h, amid tho sound Of falling WA
lcrs That soothc tho soul, but withip
"h hour no was Il HELPLESS, lifeless
corpse.
senator Ingalls, WAS u gifted man
not word painter. but a Thought en-
Eravcr. For years he was our enomy
&hd h"rborcd prcjudiccs against our
people, but after no had visited Texas
&nu studied tho negro and his race
.;"l's' nc returned homo and declared
tn"I no was unit and unworthy Of froe-
uon or any political franchise.
But enough OF this. Now lot mo
"dd that up to this duto huvo roc,jv-
ru ono hundred nnd seventeen coDics
oi the poom that asked for and tho
mumocr increases with cvrrv m,,il
Ihey have como from every Southern
Stntc. | began To write plun$nnt words
anu th"nkS 10 thusr who have troubled
thHmsolros TO please mo, but huvn
hnu 10 stop, for my old eyes ..ro wCnl,
hnd my hand gets tired. can only
thank thom nll vt Onrr and SAY how
ErntHtuI am that "o many know whut
did not know. II humtlrs my pri !r
anu taxes away sOiur Ui my vanity.
NotnN ni my scHttrrrd frirnuS give tho
authorship 10 Miss Eiora HASTINGS,
rnrCn \iCtrriAs maid OF honor. and
HohN w GHNrN" u lrNntirH, and ono
to =. = l'rrntlS, hul the largo majority
~" correct IN naNinE Charles Mnriny.
llN WAS born IN Perth, Scotland, in
l>I., 3nu NurtuM oar riNti war WAS the
American correspondence rf the l.ruduu
| ltlls'S, liN tuSll .thhtl
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20

| ~ d. IN. "I" p. IN. M" noon, .:iJii oi0hA
o., ihlns leave Kingvillc, daily ut SUNDAY
ins leave tamdon for Kingville. daily o~"ani
tf tsr dnIy ,.x,1 % a m Sno an@ ~ p M Also for Sum
20! p. m, making connection nj KinvvinM M GSt Gttt'
'1ninS ram; hr"eon Columbia and Oharlestyn.T "''''
vision daily for Glendale, Ionea,;;,s 1n,o ~ ~ &C,
columbia and intermediate ccufs n. II IS -
Trans cave rOcrno o. ,,u ,n,. .
GPnliy Pay j:lo p ~ "ycapi Sunday, ol a. m Tn
Eramrnn:; ex,nni n;; ie""2 tberton daily 900 "
ton at osooa with trams M batwaans tlSHms %1ansos
srGon''.io and the East. WI. -N'is'n''%
be"cch Norfo iS and d3T%"n%rs in daily rasvos
Nos. 81 and Daily. Washinrto,, ,n, so,.,
%sE'"r" vce'hne United TRroansfhn n fnP Paiiman SH%tn
l"nn@. va Washington. Htianta an5 mna Mt Mow Or
Siiy iSy IT, %tY ais? Dewcen New YORK md Mmng%bia
S9n ";"Fion iTMA% 5'S"'I jtHb ana baIr%inFhs% Aso
ri'';,aA;h FioE nAhA hctwoen Atlanta and Nov Yorl..
G,TfG"s; thorGnghfare coaches be Setwaon m
nS"' 5H"" Mon9avA ono Ai1na Leaving Waah
%"sHnse9P % sysP'"S SSnG %1r Y $an rR 'dIrSSSh
tr,tun,ln"2 ar"wlng.room sleeping earn "1eo. he.
hosI"n GG HtETnSsoro 81 n;o and N2rfok Qloyp eon
Also ~ Atlanta with Pullman d. + aIoaASr -,
oHWH's"n'o"ga Wns n! ngd Cincinnati. 'o'
niiT iii hWedn 81 SSd w untsi sntes Fest Mall runs
k.,,,. ~" hhSitpSlTn ana Now OPloa.A
LYNX composed Of coaches through YtAsSnmS
SnanFo lor passengers Of all olassos Pryimam
enS rHnn sleeping cars bstween Nov, EorE
sna ~" t or''ans, via y Mnnta and MontReraerv
GGmu G,'' Detwoon Charlotte and AtiantS, Dir
" na cars , serve q, al moals enroute.
bst,oao oS. II a5 "a and i2--Pullman sleop;He cage
"a nnh pound Nos. II ard eB. northbound Nos
PnIlmann n Connection at Atlanta with thapugh
wtok. ''p'S COZ Aof nrohf
-, ,O9nnootloH msdo Mt Spartanburs with
S3aniiSSugh PYlman sleeper for AshhyifiS Rnos.
Vanneh and JncksonyiIlo. ""' NV
FRANK 8. CANNON, I'M mup
~%[a oa,vf.6 ,v.f. % Gen. Mgr, Traffic M'1n
xx ~Snn9ton' ~ -. y. Washington, D. q
49, Hha' g. II. HARDWlOR
w ssSsa,ass' SaSS ,As'a x @ Aa''saSAf s&sSsSsSSSs,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20

NahNaS KNOWS something In fact.
B"od deal about wheat, and here is
Il pointer from one successful grower.
NcSi"c'lhg to plow early, so that tho
bo!l VIII get thoroughly settled and
compact Is perhaps the cause Of more
complete failures than almost any 9th
e'' sometimes II Is impossible on ac-
count OF lack Of moisture to plow the
GROUND soon after harvest Where
'hiS IS IN" case I would rather drill the
"heat INTO unplowed Htubble If fairly
tfee from weeds and insects than plow
m'". Flowing can usually be finished
ny the lst or August. giving one ana
halr 10 two and half months befors
seeding.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20

"A matrimonial lottery takcs place
'our times Il ycur in SmOlcnsk, Rp@sia,
\ young maiden is ra3I"I Tor, 1000
tickets being issued at one rouhle
each. The money is given to the girl
as her dowry, ard the holder uf The
tuchy ticket marr:"s the girl. Some
times, Tor d consideration. he asaiyns
her TO another man. In case she de-
G!incS to marry the man vino haH won
hcr the money ta equally divided be-
.wCcn them.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20
For the Horn Fiy

10 those who may not want to take
the trouble to make the mixtures IN
use for the horn fly Professor p. T. por.
rot recommends fish OIL which can be
purchased at any drug store. It also
has to be applied with a brush and ot
the rate Of one-eighth to one.half q
pint for eachiappicatlon.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20

Ing. Alice IntlpS, VINO IS supposed 10
be the pretticSt girl in the newspaper /
business, has II desk in i0S on the
fourth floor.
There she sat one morning writing |
abjcct nonsense for the woman'S page |
and cordially dcspiSing herself. but her !
face wore smile of sanity bratitudr, |
M It always does when she IS writing. |
She herself declares il to br rSuS Sar- !
doncus, the smile imprinted by certain !
poisons upon the faces Of those that |
die Of them.
"Mr Bangs wants to see you,' said !
the little typewriter girl from the
tenth floor.
Morton Bangs was the city editor, Il
fierce creature who inhabited "A raised
platform called Dcvil's island, situated
at the west end Of the reporters room.
He had once been an amiablc and rath.
er handsome man, but ten years on the
Whitietrcc OF the car of Juggcrnaut,
driving the team with one hand and
hanging Oh just ahead Of the wheels
with the other, had made his face and
his manners as rugged as a crater on
the moon.
Miss Phelps approached D"yirS is
land by tht usual channels and gave
good morning TO its grim cuiuInuudcr
Mr. Bang, r,-urn.a ,n. ,.l,,,,,,,n
uh,c, -, u..,,1,.,,
h,,r ~ ~ "'"'..'' M ""'I' '"F any
news1,a,.r rlr,,,,.,, .,',' >,,,' ,t,|L. -
hand ''''
"u.r.,. ,,o, ,,.. 49,. .,.,
Erart,,,. c,a, -. ,,'' ''.' az
NJ. 81 ,'.,1, H'',''
h 49,, y" :. '-','' '.'' "'''''
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IN, ,,.,. .,
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g.. ,.', -..'''' -. 80 '''' S"il'''-'
,,,.,.rl.,. "''" va '.'
b.,,.. ., W
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a .,.,,.I .....o...,
u,.na, :. I,,'..,..r.,.. CAV ''.,t may
h..u...., "''"'
h.c,..lnrs &, -, 49,. '0"Ns
h.,,,-it,I 1,,.,..,,
broken a,1 ,t.r,a,,,. I.,1. ",''
love ana var .r,... ,,.'-.,;' ,''', ~
~. ,rns, .,,'.,,.,. ".''''''H among
es,rau,.h ~. 49,. n,<,,, a,., - ~ a't
win l,t. .,.n.,.,. r, .I,Iai t'u.'
the TX. nf v.fa, h,. NO, nnn,' ',"., I'.,' =:
loauy q Iay ''''' ~
.\i,r.,.,,, 49,.
lGca,,oos IN t.r.,,'.S ,rl-,i ,'-'
fathers oe ~. rr..r..,,, ,,a...|.' '..'
h....,, A,,w, ,,,,.,,mi ''f'' ,,', ,,"'
stree, vim tc,l %. .,'ll,. ,,'''
dav. nro n- .rl.., ."...,,, ,'-'"' ,
ready hoy,,,,,,o., ,,..,',.t,.'. ,''
TIE other !, h,t,,.',,,. r.".i e.'.'
abroad hnyir,, }.,,.: ,,.,.".',
facts by ra,l. and ,,r''...,... ~
suit, Ana m. r.,,., -, IN ~.
lnfatua,iou Of ,i,. ,n,,,,. ,,..,t;,.n,i'. ''.
for the daughter ur :, ,,.,,.,.,,,t, ,,i,,
said to be very beautiful. ami n 20 ynrc
Industrious, as she earns !... Mrinp ny
arduous daily toll"
1t is very unusual for New York
paper to prin, anythin. Ike that. The
rule Is that news withuu, names is no
news at all In Paris or London such
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-09-20
HeYYa and Nnfaa

A great shortage Of hay In the west
and II generally light crop 10 tho pre-.
waiting report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-25
OTHER GAMES
President Drcyfuss Protests Against Rowdy
Isall.

P%ITTsBrHG. MAY ?4-Pre-itent DreyfuSS OF
the Pittoburg ball club wired President y. +,
Young DURING the fourth inning OF yesterday
game protesting against Tim lurs, as umpire.
Dreyfuss say that Dahlen Of the Brooklyn club
called Pitcher Waddell a vile name. Mrs. Drey-
fuss heard II. too. from the box in which they
sat, and she left the box, Shortstop Fly ran up
10 Hurst and protested. against the language
h. alleged Dahlen used and Hurst, brey-
fuss and Ely say. ordered Ely, back 10
his place. calling him a vile name.
For this action Hurst was protested.
President Young wired Dreyfuss that Hurst
would have 10 umpire to-day, but that Umpire
Terry would be here tomorrow. Dah!en says
he used no bad language and Manager Hanlon,
who was aS close 10 him a President Drcvfuss
was. corroborated Dahlen and says he vii give
81 900 to any one who will prove that Dahlcn u
guilty. "a charged, Dreyfuss said To-day Il
want II understood that l was not finding any
fault with any OF Ilurst's decisions, but pro:
tested because he failed 10 preserve order and
protect the patrons Of the Pittsburg club. Many
ladies' go to our games and il some OF the
players do not know how TO behave there must
be some one on the field to give them q whole
some lesson In department, instead. Of 70 set q
bad example for them as Hurst did when he
swore AT Fly yesterday"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-25
CHAMPIONS BEATEN AGAIN.
.,,rsos Rally AND PULL OUT
Hfr1s'' |yoTHER VICTORY.

.,.,,nh,a. Are Outplayea, Too.
d. IN. st. Louis Team INC n"',. "rS
Easy Time Win the W..
materially ON the Ne" 'ofA
n,,.h,rcs rallied when defeat was STAR
the f,S oir face. Yesterday and managed 10
hs '"a ~, another closely cat victory rom .ne
pun ou Tho PhlIadelphia'. however, were
br"sp.. hv the 81 Louis team WINE 'ho
sbo Usa .pent the day ridins to Plt'sours'
seN ,s,on. won bandiy from the ''hcihha'is.
tbe p'srnad enough points on Ewing :
sho =, make last place Tor the la'ter
men thr,y to-day II they lose at Puts
uhu, tho Beaneaters are taxing
pun boyl from the Reds. The Chicago 81
s"o, ' pusbnrg teams are o close
bO"n ,ho h.., Of the Brooklyns. but inc
w. will meet the Chicagos to-day 'or
,pa. snoI series OF the presen, Western IMP
tT" a,,sotel 10 come home next week IN
~ rlace. The Quakers lead Hanlohs men
~ Al noInts the Brooklyns are ?? points aheau
80, rbics yo.. who hold third place ny a
:" =" n n noIut. over 81. Louis The latter
,,s the better OF Pittsburg by 4 points,
49, tr the present the remaining cups ARE
y, IT.. r,ck. from which ii is a hard matter 10
crawl The results;
p,lsburs 5; Brooklyn.4
$, Louis, 10: philadelphia
boston. 7. Cincinnati. q.
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Commodore Ledysrd and August belmont
viii Ni.it the Herreshons.

NEWPORT, May ~ T h steam Yacht Scout
arrived here this morning from New York, Mr..
August Belmont, her owner. coming from
Bristol later, Tomorrow morning Mr., Belmont
will return TO Bristol and viii be accompanied
by Commodore Lewis Cnss Iedynrd of The New
York Yacht Club, II j. not known why they
Will visit the HerreshOrS. but II /, supposed 70
he on n matter connected with the coming
Yachting season IL was learned to-day that
work on the Whitney-Duryea 7O-footer was
practically completed, and that she would be-
launched NJ Bristol on Saturday night. She
will be rigKed al once and be ready for delivery
I'm about two weeks. II Is then thought that
racing will begin between the three boats Of
this class. William X. Vanderbilt. Jr : Viz
einia being tho last 10 go overheard.
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appears 10 be the most attractive Western team Just
now. The Broohlyns are lucky In having the Browns
for n card al WaAhin gton Park on Decoration Day,
CINCINNATI, May 2a.-Sele released Harvey
Bailey To the Indianapolis Club tonight lie Will
Join the team 10 morrow.
President Soden " the Boston club has received a
lettef from Nick Young. asaing wha, stand he would
take ON the double url pite question. Soden answered
that h. would prefer eight good umpireS 70 four. but
would vote with the majority.
TRENTON, May -, James j, ,JcfIhrs. the pugil.
it. 4, not In favor With the Y. NJ. G. y. OF this city.
The association grounds were rented by the Cuban
Giants and the Princeton Giants. two cDlOred base
ball lrRnN, Tor "A game, and JeiTrlrs was hired 10 act
a. umpire Secretary Pierce OF the Christian ASso.
citation to day notified The clubs that the aSsoc,ation
would not tolerate the presence Of the pug!llsi on their
grounds and the game will be played wiihou, him,