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BITTEN BY A POLAR BEAR.
victim Was Trying TO Feed the Ani-
NAL With Peanuts.

h-.aA PEANUTS.
NEW YORK. July gs-John Farrell.
twenty-four years old, of 662 East I45sh
Street. caused a good deal Of excitement
among the people in Bronx Park. and
among the animals. too, yesterday, by get
ting inside the railing CT the polar bears
cage TO feed one of the bg bears The
bear bit through the mans hand, so that
Farrell viii lose two fingers. and The ari-
mai tried to draw him in with his raw
FsrreH's father and mother saved him by
dragging him away
Farrell took his parents TO the Zoo yes-
teTday, and bought several bags of pea
nuts 10 feed to the animals When he
came TO the polar bears and found they
lost good many by not being able 10
eaten them in their mouths as he threw
them, Farrell climbed over the three-foot
railing and walked across the four fee, OF
space between the railing and the cage.
Then he took two or three peanuts and
held them out in the palm Of his hand for
the Dig bear 10 take. The bear tried TO
take the whole hand, as he bit through it,
The bear then reached out with q great
groYl to draw the man into the cage with
his other paw. The other bear came up.
growing, too, and people swarraed atout
as Farrell emitted an ear splitting yell Of
PAIN and terror. FaIreiPs father and
motSe- leaned over the railing and seized
him They dragged with ali their might.
and succeeded in getting him. out of harm s
way the bear having let go OF the hard
with his teeth so as to better sieze Farrell
with bis paws. Farrell tainted
The excitement spread among the people.
and tie animals also got somewhat excited.
but they soon Quieted. An ambulance was
summoned. The doctor said the two MD
die fingers would have TO be amputated.
and lie took Farrell 70 the hospital.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
THE sTEiAMFITTERS STRIKE
other building Trades May Take Ac
ton I'm the Fight.


There is no change ia the strike of IN.
s'esmht;ers and their helpers today. The
men sRy that they are determined to hold
out for what they consider their lust de-
mands and they have strong hope OF ulti-
mately being successful This morning the
members OF the union held a short sessIo.
at which number Of reports OF out-ot
town steamhtters coming here to work in
answer 10 advertisements were received.
In every instance Il was stated that a.
soon as The out-of-tOwn mechanic learned
tnat there wes strike in progress they
Immediately quit work and returned ls
their homes at the expense of the local
union.
IL is 10 be the course OF the members
OF the local union TO seek out all imported
stedmntters and try to persuade them to
return to their homes and in this thev ex-
pect to be successful.
1t is expected that uulezs the strike 1.
ADJUSTED within the next few days the
other labor unions In the District will bs
brought into the fight in which event a
general strike Of all building mechanic.
may be expected. The various untons
have not yet taken action in the matter
but the subject will, II is thought he
brought up at q meeting OF the Central
Labor Union tonight at which time some
line Of action will probably be mapped ont.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
A FRIEND OF SNAKES.
maryland Physician Makes a PIE,
for Useful REPTILES

ioE AsrHul Reptiles
BELAIR. Nd July S-Dr. Howard A
Kelly entertained the Deer Creek Farners'
Club. Of EsrfOrd County, al bis country
nome. Lriodendron. OF the outskirts az
belsir. Saturday evening.
Or. Kelly delivered an Interesting le-
ture on his favorite nature study. Snakes /"
and urged those present MOTTO DESTROY the
harmless varieties, as they had their use
ful sphere in the worlds organization IN
destroying rodents and other enemies >,
the ullers OF the soil He said tbsi rhe-.
are only TWO varieties in this aicinitv
hhlch are poisonous They are ~ cor
peThead and rattler, both being easily dis
unguishable. The foolish notion. the do
lot said, that q person inoculated with the
poison OF snake can drink with lrnpupirv
enormous quantities of the whisky has XII
"a many persons when death was attribu--
ed 70 the reptile
IN concluding the lecture DR.. Kelly. told
ABOUT MS experience with two oIa~s
snakes. one large and the other sn,.lI
winch he put in 4 bag and took 10 Phila.
uelphla- Upon arriving at his des;Iustfos
he discovered one OF his pets. The la7ger
snake. missing. The little one hrd swsf-
lowed him. Another experience he re-
counted was when two enormous se-nen-.
were eating the same mouse. They ken,
swallowing until both had the animal in
SIDE and then commenced TO make a meal
OF each other. Fortunately they were dis
covered in time to prevent them from ea.
ing each other up and thus DESTROYING two
OF ms most valuable specimens
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BELIEVED TO BE A BURGLAR.
Wounded Man Claims to Have Been
Shot bN His Friend.

WOUNDED han claims TO Have Bee u
Shot by His Friend.
BALTIMORE. Nd. July S.-Richard Mi
chael is at St. Joseph's Hospital. Caroline
and Hoffman Streets. IN a serious condi-
ticn with a bullet wound in the back. ].
Franklin Diggs. living on Erdman Avenue.
near Lake MOntebello. found the wounded
man in field adjoining his house about
$50 O'Clock yesterday morning. He told the
police his name was Richard Michael and
that he was Hungarian He said that he
had walked from Allegheny City in CON-
pany with another Hungarian. and that his
companion. without any proyocation. had
shot him.
Patrolman John Lehman. OF the North
eastern district. learned that Frederick C
ReiEicker. a carpenter in Hartford Avenue
near Montebello Avenue heard some one
trying 10 break into the house OF HE next
door neighbOT. J. c. Abbey shortly after
midnight Saturday Mr.. Reinicker secured
his revolver and fired several times and the
man ran away.
When Mr. Reinicker heard that a
wounded man had been found in the
vicinity he gave himself up TO Officer Leh-
man. The police incline to believe that
the story as told by the wounded man is
untrue Mr. Reinicker was released for a
hearing July Is II was said at the hos
pital last evening that Michaeis condition
is serious
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BOY FIGHTS A MAD BULL.
foungster Saves His Brether's Life
With a PftchforL

WILLIAMSPoRT. Pa. July s.-EImer
Lamont. aged nine years. the soa o; a
farmer living at Cadogan station. this
county. saved his seven-year- brother
John from death on the horns of vicious
bull on Saturday. John was in the barn
yard with red handkerchief around his
neck The bull, with head down. started
after the little fellow. who had his hack
TO the animal The next instant Oh. bov
went flying up IN the afr, and as be lspded
On the ground the maddened animal tramp
ed him with its fore feet. and then again
hurled him into the air.
Elmer grabbed a pitchforR and hurried
TO the spot vhe-e the bull anC Its uncon
seious brother were. TIE prongs Of the
fork were sunk into the buil's htndousr-
ters by Elmer. and several rnors th-,ste
compelled the animal to mon*ntarily de-
seTt Johnnie
Elmer got hold of his brothers hand
end as he dragged him TO the fence the
bull made several rushes. but was repul
ed with the fork. Johnnie regalned con-
sciousness at the fence and was pushed
through the rails by his brother. who AT
the first opportunity, got GU; OF IL barn
yard and escaped the bull The injured
boys condition is serious
The evening times., 1900-07-09
At Ghautauqua Beach.

CHAUTAUQUA BEACH. Nd. July
S--The Rev. Samuel McBurnie, Is.
D.. OF Philadelphia, preached at
the morning service here yes
terday on the topic: The Foundation and
Object OF a Good Mans Hope" a solo,
Jerusalem was sung by E. p. Morehead
Of Washington. who Will sing daily az the
services during the week. In the afternoon
a young peoples choral service in charge
OF Prof Brown was held At night Dr.
McBurnie preached at the hotel. The bath,
houses were opened during part Of the aft
ernoon for the benefit OF those who can
not leave their work during the week
The band concerts will continue during
This Wee
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future The lives OF pedestrians were en-
dangered. he said. when cars were uper-
ated at such rate OF speed as seventeen
miles an hour. and particularly when that
speed was maintained al street crossings
Judge Scott was of the opinion that II the
moto-men complied with the law restrict
ing the rate Of speed at crossing 10 five
miles an hour such an accident as that
sn July al Ninth and r Streets. where
No 4 Hose Carriage was struck by a car.
would be avoided.
At the conclusion Of his remarks Judge
scott ordered each motormsn TO pay a fine
OF -, and warned all that the penalty
would be more severe II a repetition of
the offence charged occurred
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WITH SUICIDAL INTENT.
baltimore Woman Takes Laudnnum
After Family Quarrel


After n Family Quarrel.
BALTIMORE, July S.-Mrs. Theresa
Hammer. swallowed a dose Of laudanum
about 1890 o'clock yesterday morning.
On Friday last she wore out warrant
for the arrest of Henry Hammer. her hus-
band, charging assault. At the Northeast
e-n Police Station Mrs. Hammer exhibited
black eye, which she claimed was in
hieted by her husband She also charged
him with cutting up the greater part Of
her wearing apparel. When arraigned be-
fore Justice Lewis, Hammer was held un-
der bonds for court
II is supposed that Mrs. Hammer became
despondent- Immediately after taking the
poison she was taken to the Johns Hop
kins Hospital in the Northeastern district
ambulance. Hammer said last evening
that his wife was dead, but II was said at
the hospital that Mrs. Hammer was alive
and out of danger. Asked as TO the cause
OF his wife's act, Hammer said: I'VE had a.
little sDaf -
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Habeas Corpus for n Child.

William Howard today, through his attorney.
Ashley NJ Gould. instituted proceedings in Ia
beas corpus, to regain possession of his child Ada
Beatrice Howard. who. il IS alleged. Is Withheld
nom him by Hattie r Howard. his wife. and
the mother OF the child The petitioner states
mat re and Hattie 2 Woodward nov Hattie T.
HowfrdD were married in Baltimore in June l3.
1885 and that on June 30. last his wife deserted
end abandoned him and took with her the child
Ada Beatrice. which She still retains and refuses
10 rsturn Tc the father
The evening times., 1900-07-09

Glen Echo Psrk-Yaudcviile; evening
Mild~cod-VaudeviHe; evening
Chevy Chase Lake-Nsvsl battle and water FIRE
works; evening
Indian Niiiagc-Florida Avenue between
Eleventh and Thirteenth Streets northwest; sf-
terreon and evening
Trains leave Chesapeake Junction daily. 10 4
m, II a m. p. n S D. m D. N. foT Ches-
apeake Beach On the Bav
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VIII of ,rar1aret T,x,or

The viii Of Yargareteaylor. dated December II.
1896. was fled today for probate By its terms
the testator proyides~for the following bsquests:
To Charlotte z Thornton, all her wearing apparel
800 TO the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church.
Onethird the remainder Of the estate to Carlisle s
Hutchinson. brother of the tsStatrix. and the
other tNo-thirds 20 Charlotte Z. Thornton Il i
also specifically stated thar Carlsie & Hutchinson
and Charlotte T. Thornton shall hold premises No
Is2 Tenth street southeast. tenants in common.
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Mr.. Moseley Honored.

The Hon. Edward A. Moseley. of New
buTyport. Mass. Secretary of the Inter
State Commerce Commission. has been
elected member Of the Society Of the CHI
cinnsti. to take the place of his late father
Membership In this society is limited TO
the eldes; lineal male descendant of Con-
tinen;si officers who rendered distinguish
ed services in the American Army or Navy
during the war OF the Revolution.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Tney Released on Rnu

In the case Of Alonzo Tiley. charged witA house
breaking, the amount OF bail was reduced this
morning from $500 10 SEQ. The accused gave
bond II this amount. with James II. Winslox As
surety, and released from Jail TO await trial
at the next term Of court
The evening times., 1900-07-09
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot -Ease, a powder II cures painful
Hnsrting. swollen feet and ingrowing nails. and
instantly takes the sting out Of and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery Of the age. Al
lens Foot-Ease makes tight new shoes feel
easy. 1t is certain FOR sweating csllous
and hot. tired. aching feet Try 1t today. Sold
by all druggists and shoes stores. By mil. 25c
in stamps Trial psekage FREE Address Allen
s. Oimsted. Le Roy. " Y
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Newport News Grain E.uort-

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, July s-Grain
shipments from this port last week were
as follows: Corn, "a .2S5 bushels: oats. no.
0co bushels During the past month q, ,seZ
packages Of imports were handled at this
port The total values were estimated at
1867 .s1S. on which the duties amounted to
SIb9 sol
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Marriage License. I.xued.

Marriage licenses were issued today 10: Winfield
6 snoot and Mary E. Elgin; Karl T. Phisger and
Lizzie NJ Aotherzhead; jeremiah Butler and Amy
Florence Croggsn; Charles ". Shepherd and An
rie l. Koenig; William H. Dutch and Mary E.
TAYLOR; William z. Briggs Mount Holly y J.
and Mary Powell Pocomok City. Nd: Charles H.
Hadaway and Marguerite A Ward; Wiley John
son and Elizabeth johnson
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verdIct for Dnmnre. Set 4,ide

In the case of Marguerite Miller against Little
field, Aivord < Co., for damages for personal
injuries. Chief Justice Bingham set aside the
hct rendered in favor of the plaintiff and grant
cd new trial Mrs Miller sued for $1,000 and
was awarded s4.500 as damages by the jury, which
heard the testimony
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Ten-Thousand-DcIIar pamage cIaim.

koseisnna Barrss and her husband. John F.
Barnes, today s.ed the Georgetown and Tenley-
town Railroad Company for injuries alleged to
have been inflicted upon the wife by an accident
which took place last August in the village cf
Ienleytown- They allege that OF the ce-
fendsnt Mrs. Barnes while She Was crosx-
ina Wisconsin Avenue and that her arm was
broken and that her head WAS SO injured that she
has since b,eome insane They claim $40 600. A.
A. LipSeomb and Philip Walker the plaintiffs
attorneys
The evening times., 1900-07-09

mass meeting TO protest against the renewal
Of Mr.. l. Fsirbrother supervising principal Of
the public schools in the Fourth division will he
held tonight (Monday), July O. S p. m al the
Fifth Baptist Church. ID Street, near Four and-a-
half Street southwest All are requested 10 be
present
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Coroner Carr wac today notified Of the death.
without medical attention Of Ale1ine Dyson, the
month-old child Of s;,sie Dyson, colored. of 24s7
tiehfh street northwest. The death occurred
about O'Clock this morning. and an inquest is
not considered likely
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Dr.. ClcmcnS,
6i3 18th st. N. W.,
Specialist in Nervous and PTiVats
Diseases.

TREATS BY ALL THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC
METHODS AND APPARATUS RHEUMATISM.
GoUT, BLOOD POISON. udPOTENCY. UNNATU-
RAJ LOSSES BRAIN AND NERVE ExHATJs-
TION, GONoRRHOEAL RHEUMATISM. BRIGHrS
DISEASE, ATHLETES AND BALL PLAYERS
INJURIES. NEURALGIAS. NEURnIS. OBESITY.
THE ONLY SPRACUE DRl HOT AIR APPA-
RATUS IN WASHINGTON CHARGES NODER-
ATE Once hours 4 m {, p n. Sundays.
10 a. m 10 q. je26tf
The evening times., 1900-07-09
a BOY Who Sold Liauor.

Mama Qusils, fifteen yesr-old eolore6 boy.
was charged before Judge Scott this morning with
conducting an unlicensed bsT. The complainant
was Policeman Mullen. who alleged that Q1alls
for weeks past had been selling Whiskey from a
bottle 70 stsbiernen in the Sixth precinct Judge
Scott committed Qu2lls - the Reform School
during minority
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Ube Gpenina Tiuaes
MONDAY. JULY Q. 1900.
The weather IndIcntiOus
TENPrRaTITRF

Fair tonight and Tuesday, with moderate tenn
PerSture; fresh west WINS
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Have case Of Heurich's Naerzen S.,ats -
Lager sent 10 your house so that Won viii he
comfortable. Phone ga, Arlington Bottlinr GO
for . case w.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Stony Hill Cycle Patb.

Don't forget the excursion TO Marshall Han this
See advertisement
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STREET LIGHTING.

iigh tide. -5:06 A II and SIS P N
,ow -I2:GS An
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TIDE TABLE

Sun rose---.-.4:42 An sun sets---.--7-e7 p
Noon roSe---------.---- MOon sets--.-.I 80 A n
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40, Listen to the Bandy,

Afternoons and evenings At beautiful Cabin John
Bridge. Most attractive reSor; Washington.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
LIGHHS FOR LONG BRIDGE
Ineandeseent Lamps TO Be Placed
on the Structure.

Thomas W. Fowler Complains of the
Noise Made by Cars and Workmen
on thS Suburban LIne-Residents
COmm-ad the COMMISSIONER for
the auIet Of Independence Day.
The evening times., 1900-07-09
JUDGE SCOTT IRONICAL
Scores Corporations for Causing
Violations of Law.

Five MOtormen, hrrRisned for Ope-
rating Cars at Excessive speed
Say They Are CompeIIeS to DO So
I'm Order to Comply with the Sehed-
Eles-oEenders Fined and Warned
The evening times., 1900-07-09
Drink "CuIIubacher" I you eEi2y DARK

of them all 9. bottles. sI25 Write or phone,
Washington Brewery Co, 18th and ne.
iye-st
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Cama Nesr Dying.

"For three days and nights suffered agony
untold from an attack Of cholera morbus
brought on by eating cpcumbcrs," says M. e.
Lowther, CLERK Of the district court, Center-
ville Iowa. Il thought I should surely die
and tried dozen different medicines, Int all to
no purpose. | sent for a bottle OF Chamber
IAN Colo, Cholera and DiarIhoea Realedy and
three doses relieved me entirely. went to
sleep and dill not awake for eight hours. On
awakening few hours ago / felt so eratiGed
that the first work l do going to the Office IL
to write to tho manufacturers of this remedy
and offer hem my grateful thanks and say
Cod bless you and the splendid medicine you
make.'' This remedy is for sale at DR.. Bish
ops drug store.
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HAS FEW FRIENDS.

The Brunswick liquor men have
been fearing the prohibition bill,
which is scheduled to come up In the
legislature this term, bot from what
TIE TIMEs. CALTs Atlanta correspond
eDt says, there ia no cause for alarm.
This measure has been losing friends
for number o. years, and it has come
the point whsre it has only very few
lsft.
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GONE FOR GOOD.

Although many conflc ing rep 5ris
about the murderer of Conductor Lati-
mer, baJe been current late1y, it seems
that he! is now beyond capture, Some
time ago a despatch was received from
Atlsnta saying the negro had been spot.
ted, bur this seems TO have been a
mistake. The large reward offered, has
caused many Of the best detectives to
work on the case, but The chances are
against them Those v no have studied
The negro's nature say tina. he Il many
miles from here now
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! A GOOD PROGRAM.

Ma ger Wolffs, q the opera house,
is arranging an excellent pFosrsm for
eli e,ion night, when be is TO rec,ive
the election returns by s wire in the
hon'e. Bssides this important event,
he viii have good program of sps-
oislties BY local stats, and those who
80 win have an egepirK Of real enjoy
ment,
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4 Minister, G,st wo.A.

- ia severe 81 aek q Iii u caiic, ROT a
bottle of ham. erla.na Cohc, Gnoltra ard
Diarfhma ReFedy, tool rwo doses md was en-
TREY cur sGys Rev A. a. Power, Of I'm go-
ria, Ran NY noglbcs gcross tie stI eet Y as
SICK TOR tv'r "a week. La1 two or .hree 10 Is o
medic ne hou the doctor. He ustd them for
three Or four days without relief the calltd III
anoiher Go tor who IT, ated him for some days
and gaze him nc rehef, 80 dischart cd hin. /
went ever n zee bin Inc next mOra1ng ue
said his boweis we IN a terrible tx, that they
had beec rpnniDr OF 20 long that i was almost
bloody fuX Iaseed him If be had tri.c Cham
berlain's Collie, CnoieTa and Diarlbea remedy,
and he said, No. 1 went home and brought
him my bottle and gave him one dose; told him
to take another dose in fifteen or twenty mtn-
utes il he did not find relief, but he took no
more, and was entirely cured think it the
best medicine have ever tried 3 For sale BY
DR.. Bishops drug store.
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FOR SALE,-Hulery Island, sit
uated on Turtle river, containing 3299
acres of high land, suitable for truck.
ing o. poultry raising; about Is acres
cleared; good fishing and oyster beds
srouna the Island. Also, Island View,
contalng 80 acres, more or less, stu
ated on Gibson and Psrvises creeks,
six6eCres OF which IS under new wire
fence; 70 to 100 psar trees, aad im-
provements on same. For further TO-
formation, apply to F, jos. D0erA.n-
ger, 316 Union syreet.
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THE FAIR is GREAT.

From what those who TENDED the
fair at Atlanta say, it must have come
up TO al exp ces'ioOs as they are high
10 their praises Of the great event, 1t
is rumored thai the crowd was not as
the management expected, bat with
al of the, it has been insnciaI sue
cess.
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BRITfsn ELEerIoNs ENp.

LoadoD, Oct. &C. The elections FOR
IN smbers Of parliament end today.
Under the curious methods allowed by
British the elections have b en- strung
along over three weeks, hut the last
are ia progress today 10 the Orkney
and Shetland ISLANDS. The fght has
been a vigorous one. Despite the fact
that the opposition have not gained
they entered upon the campaign having
high hopes that they would make bad
break In the ranks Of the ministry. But
they have done nothing OF the kind, al
belt th.re has been wonderful deaf OF
abuse let loose 90 the hastings and
through the newspaper. Chamberlain
has been smirched, but he has carried
his poiut and snaps his fingers al his
detrActors. n
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Toe PicEert family again shared the
MEETING TODAY

The Exec Isior Literary Socleiy Of the
Gignn High School, VIII hold its first
meeting today and sn excellent program
has been arranged
T Sapt. Orr says v.aito are Away. in :
yicd 10 these meetinga and those who
60 today Will not regret it. This so.
ciety Is The only one Of the kind in
Brunswick and has done great deal Of
good bers
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LAST NORTHERN TOUR.

Minneapolis, Oct. 90, Tine Mlone-
spots Press Grub gives - brilliant en-
t-rlainment tonight, for which six
heatre4 have been drawn upon in the
twin ciliss for talent. Joseph J,ffef-
san viii contribute bis share He is
making his last tour Of the north west,
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LARGE COLE REsERYE.

Washington, Oct. 2G.-Gold IN the
United States treasury reached the
highest point Ii has ever attained ti1ee
the foundation Of the government. The
reserve amounted to 5l,477 4e4 This
is said to be the largest gold reserve
fund in the world,
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oHIo MEpIoAL soHooLs-

Cleveland Of, oot 2G,-- Exsmina-
tio4s Of students for admiss,optoo Ohio
MedicsI schools began today. sfd vi j
coptinns tomorrow. Il u rdosrea
uoeer the law passed st The last ses>
sion o. the. legislature, that ali stu
dents who enter the medical scho, Ia
must r,ceiysa eerttfeats Of entrance
from the board Of examiners create d
by ne law above mentioned
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AT ruiz GRAND.

The Georgia Cracker" farce com>
eay vas presented l..t night BY the
Pefasht-Beldeni oompsny to a large
aadishSs whioia was kept In roaE1ng
sa from riae to drop of curtain.
GO Psru0hi, as David Doodle,
~ his SFdtesqqs poles, silly ,syipgs
and dot Of feolishness," proved him.
self the gtsr comedian of,the evening,
Glsverey supported by Ella Beldeni,
who in abbreviated skir:A,in Der spec,
linen dauce, and song sketches was
warmly spplanded
Toe PicEert family again shared the
sQ5sts q The evening
ss pay, while having nothing in
y. srrtse ifs purpose, that OF amusirg
those p eaeDi