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LEGAL NOTICES.


CFiled July 9. 1901. r. Young, Clerk-)
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. TIE 9Th DAY OF JULY,
A ID. lOOO.-JIIIA THOMAS Is. ANDREW
THOMAS. No 2I5i4. Equity Docket AZ
On motion Of the plaintiff. by MessTs. MackaH 4
Asedel her solicitors. II Is ordered that the de-
fcr.dant Andrew Thomas. cause his appearance TO
he entered herein or before the hrst rule day
occurring forty days after this day. otherwise the
sause viii be proceeded with in case Of default
The object Of this suit Is to obtain an absolute
divorce from the defendant: Provided a copy OF
this order be published in the Washington Law
REPORTER sRd The Washington Times once a week
for three successive weeks prior to said rule day
(SesD f. r. BINGHAM, Chief Justice
True copy-Test:
]. r YOUNG. Clerk. etc
BY NJ A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk
jylOI72A
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Southern RY.
scheduls in effect July l. 1000.


s.0I a m Daily Local Tor Harris6n5urg and
iOr Charlotte and way stations
lI-lJ a. Daily l. = Fast Nail Sleeping
cars 20 New Orleans. Columbia. savannah. sRd
jacksonville, uniting 1t Salisbury with sleeper for
AsheyiLie- Chattanooga and Memphis. and at
Charlotte with sleeper for Birmingham solid
train Washington 10 New Orleans Dining car
service.
u:S3 a m Daily Local for CharIottesyiIIe
4-uI p m Week DAYS Local Tor Front Royal.
Strasburg. and HsrisoubUrg-
30 p. m. Daily. Local for Charlottesville
9-j5 p. m Daily y Y 4 Fla Express sleep
ing 70 Augusta with connections FOR Aiken
and Charleston, and TO savannah. jacksonville.
and Port Tampa Through coach to Jacksonville.
Dining service.
s.55 p. m Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
limited (Nia LyuchburgJ Sleeping cars TO Roam
Oke. knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans. Through coach 20 Memphis Dining car
service.
Io:45 p. N. Daily. Washington and Southwest
Limited. Sleeping cars % Ashcyille. Knox
Macon. Birmingham. Memphis. Montgomery Mo-
bile. AID New Orleans Dining car service.
Tourist sleeper Washington 10 Saa FraHcisco Mon
days. Wednesdays, and Fridays
TRAINS on BLUENoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 a. m daily. l 90 p m.
Ass p m. s-4S p n week days. and 6-25 p m.
sundays for Buemont; 6-25 p m Saturdays for
Leesburs; 6-2e p. week days 10 Henc0a-
Through trains from the south arrive Washing
ton 6-42 a m. 7-Sj a m. 2:l5 p m. and 80
p daily From Harrisonburg Il i.S3a m week
days and $40 p. n. Gzily From Charlottesville
SIS a. n and $40 p m. daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and other in
formation fvrnished and baggage called FOX ssa
checked from hotels and residences BY Union
Trans sr Co. on orders left az Ticket once TC5
18th St NV 81 Penn Ave. Nm and AZ
Penn Station
Phone lIIl for p. R. 3, Cab Service
FRANK : CANNON
Sd '. P. and tsea. Mgr
]. n CUP. Traffic Manager.
W A. TURK, General P4Ss'r Agent
L 5. BROWN General Agent
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AUCTION SAILS.

By VIRTUE OT A CERTAIN DEED OF Trust.
daily re orded in Liber No 2SS9 folio 40 er
sec OF the land records q! the District Of Colur-
bIa We viii SolI on July 26. 1000, At 4.9O p. VI .
in front CT the premises. that parS of lot 10.
square 81, described II s4id trust. and improved
By house Nc 23ls II 81 NV Terms cash Deposit
800 Balance IN ten days-
Il BRADLEY DAVIDSON, Trustee
I. : FR!STOE, Trustee.
THOS J. OWEN, Auctioneer.
fvI4-dSdS. exS en-
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WALL PAPER.

THERE'S lots Of trouble in China, and it looks
like the United States will have to deelsr.
against the hesthens Minister Wa viii no
doubt get his passports. II you want your rooms
papered in attractive style for only S2 up
T. C. N0ITE. $40 9th ST. DO branch. iy16-ti en-
ROOMS Papered. sI75 up; sAmplss brought. r.
GEORGE 4l1hz 7th 81 sw- iyl5-l0t
WALL PAPER Sc per roll mp; house and sign
painting. C. G. YOUNGER, 40 y J. ave.
nv. iyl5St
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ICE CREAM, zoe gallon not made in a cellar.
but above ground for sewer gas sbounds in
cellars and breeds typhoid. diphtheria etc: moral
don't eat tha, kind. LACEY'S Is pure and de-
hcious- COZ =. Y. ave Phone 20si ap2stf EN-
HOODS Baking Powder Worlds Best 5. lO& l5c
my3-u
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

BICYCLE in perfect order. with lamp; very cheap
lO-j L ST nv. iyl7-SJ, EN-
FOR SALE-Ladies' wheel little used, $40. cost
So. fine VIOLIN, sl0. coSt 50 ISOs 9TH sJ.
NV iyI6-St en-
DO YOU want good second hand bicyc,eg Just
received two large shipments, prices 81 Art
at - CYCLE EXCHANGE, 540 lO;h 81 nx-
jyIr-St
BICNCLES-RENOYA Al SALE-On account Of the
tearing d0Uu Of Willsrd's Hotel We are forced
70 move and We wish 20 reduce cur large -t5ck 5f
bicycles and supplies between now AMI August !
We oder this great bargain as an induceIneut:
The so model Pioneer bicycle. warranted one
year, ttred with Nevpr0ut lamp. bell and toe
clips. tools, etc. price. S19.75. L1mIs. bells,
supplies Of all kinds ~ halt price. NATIONAL
CYCLE CO. li2l Pa ave iylI-tf
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TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
leave Washington $40 a. n daily. 90 D. m
ass D. m. s-49 p n week DAYS aud 6.25 D. m.
sundays for BluemOnt5 6-25 D. m Saturdays for
Leesburs; 6.2e p. n. week days 10 Hernd0a-
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1t is Wise TO Meet

danger baidly and rely upon others experienci
who have found Warmers Safe Cure curative 10
Liver troubles
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR kENT-Roous in building g32 ST NV
cheap rent Apply u ". J. DANTE. Hutchins
Bldg. 10th and sts- ap22-tf
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AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW YORK-SOUTHA HAMPTON LONDON
CALLING. WEsBCUNO. AT CHER30UR0.
Sailing Wednesdays at 20 a II
RED STAR LINE
EEH foRR-AHTwERP-PARI9
Every Wdenesday AZ y nOon-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY-
F1esI y and IS. n. R--OAice, n Broadway. n T.
Pbiladefphia Ofi,e 8O5-so! Walnut ST.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-Isoe y 81 n w.
Or W c. MOSS Agent Al Sanders 4 S,2ymzn'I
1877 ST nv
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GAS STOVES.
Fer Cooking and Heating.
Gas APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
1x24 New York AVenrs.
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sTEAMBoArx.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

Every day IN the year for Norfolk, New
= port News and all points South by the
superb, powerful steel palace neamers
Newport News Norfolk" and ''waah-
= mgton." on the following schedule:
" washingtoe- $50 pm Ly Portsmouth, s 90 pn
~ rtexandria-- 7 90 pm Ly. Norfolk a15 pm
Az p Aonroe7. 90 am Lv. Fl Monroe q As On
a. = o. ok 500 am Ar. Alexandria @ so am
~. fortsmo1th-s-l5 am Ar Washington I. % an
Tickets on sale at SIT Penn ave-, 3, and
y. ucket Office, 6lg Penn. ave, and corner
a. n st. and n. Y. ave, c. & o. ticket Of
kg.g ~
A. L ticket ofice, l434 n Y ave and
- On board S.esmerA
For further information spp!y at gen
"a omoes, 7th st. wharf, Wash D. Q.
. Phone, 750
nSSs-a JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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OCEAN sTEAMsHIPs-

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended Steamship Sailings from Vancouver
JAPAN. CHINA. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF CHINA Julv o Sept 10 Dec 3
EMPRESS OF INDIA J,Iy "a oct 8 Dec 81
E4ir h2-SS OF JAPAN......Aug. 90 Nov 5. Jan Is
EANAlIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
hAhRlAOO. June 20 suOWERA. July 27
IoI rates apply l229 Pen. lylv2nia Avenue
oel5-tu III "a I56t
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FOR RENT-sToREs

FOR RENT-sTORES.
CORNER, near Census Office; suitable stand: lasge
room and cellar Apply at l02 Ind ave
iyI7-3t EN-
FOR RENT-Corner store: dwelling II desired
good business location 1893 9Th st. ne
iyll-3t
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wANTED-ROoM AND BOARD.

NANTED--Room and board in ne for married
couple in private family; no children: no
connecting rooms. Address MR. B., F. o. BOX
s35 iy17-8t
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wANTED-OFFICE ROOM

NANTED-OfRce room. southern exposure. Sd or
'th hOor; light, heat. access 10 telephone:
rent 80 to SS mo- located bet. 9Th and 18th sts,
Pa. ave. and e.. Address BOX 2g6. this Of,
fee. ;yrT %
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RANTED-White woman to clean office and via
dows twice a week; state price per month
Box 96 this office Item
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-MISCELLA
WANTED--s or 10 horsepower portable boiIe-
Address bon 2S9. tins Office. jyI7-St
WANTED Second hand letter press; l0xI2 Ad
dress Box PSI. this Office. Item
WANTED Second hand dental instruments. With
cash prices. address Box 2s3. this office
jyl65t,em
No DECEPTION; low rates; good printing: O0O
business cards, 81. HAYS, GO l St NV.
RELIABLE DRESSMAKING. all kinds. reasonable
80 g, NV. iyl6-7t
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. b. MARKS
- Myrtle st. jvI6'5f
WANTED-For cash, household furniture ., oil
kinds; refriger1Jors, roller top desks. dr,T
postal NATIONAL FURNITURE CO. SGs Iofb
st. W. ivI5st
NANTED-Sewing machines cleaned and renairc5
for 75c. OSCAR HERMANN SEWING NJ
chine Agent, s25 "a st. sw. iyi5.St
WANTED-Bghest cash prices paid for lsdiez,
and gents cast-of clothing; drop postal I'm
call B. rARSHES. 1908 7th ST. NV jys-Imo
THIS WILL interest you; drop postal and receive
highest price for gents cast-of garments and
firearms. ATLAS, 927 st. my27- 7-3no,em
HOODS Baking Powder. wcrld's Best 5, 10 15c
myS-u
wANTED-Old iron. b, ass. copper. lead. zine and
other metals; also books paper stock rub
Der. and bottles for this material We pay the best
prices. Address BAUM BROS, 2UOo 18th 81 NV
ap2su.en
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WAN1ED-waitrcss for lunchroom- 500 llth ST.
NV IL. .em
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NANTED-Settled woman for general housework :
must have refs. PIG Pa. ave. NV. Item
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

washington. D. C. POSTOFFTCE NOTICE
should be feId daily, - changes may Occur 1t
any time.
fObElCN NAILS are forwarded % The ports Of
SAILING daily. and the schedule Of cLrSings Is AZ
ranged on the presumption OF their p'liuteTrupteG
overland transit For the week ending July y.
800 the last connecting closes Will be made from
this Office as follows.
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FOR sALE-SUBUREAy.

FOR SALE-7A acres, miles from Apacostia
Bridge; will make a good truck farm. or
poultry; nice road front. price. 800 ABRAHAM
FISHER, 5I2 + st. NV. iyI7-4t-eod
WASrED-To rent small farm near. on car line
suitable Ior DAIRY zlS 18Th ST ne iyl7-3t
FOR SALE-Berwyn. Md, house ten rooms ,nS
bath; large grounds; fine shade and fr,1it.
growing garden; horses. wagons. etc and IO1
chickens; low price; easy terms. CLANCY &
W. - 81 iylS-St. .em
BRENTwooD-One fare by suburban electric 10
District linz. then one-f0lrth mile north
(Riyes Road; lots 5Ox200 for 500. at s. Der
month See W. A. BARTLETT Loan & Trust
Bldg, or at Brentwood Station, B. s o. RAILWAY.
E5-lmo
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wANTED-ROOAIs.

NANTED-August I. fat Of or rooms. with
bath. I'd floor: three adults: rent not 10 ,.x-
coed - per month; heat and gas. Address
MRS. MII.ANS, 1887 Sth ST. NV. iyI7-3t
NANTED-Two mfurnished rooms. with dinner
for two ladies. Address BOX 27l this oftica
iyIJ-3t
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HELP wANrRD-rEAALE.

RANTED-Four girls. light housework In small
family: I have good places every day; come
and me; fee until l secure your position
THE OLD VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
1852 llth 81 NV Item
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-B BY white couple. work together. Ad-
dress BOX 2s5 this Office. 1t
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TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-Rcmington; good condition: worth
$40: goes for $50 cash, II sid before 10th. Ad
dress BOX POS this office iyl5-2t
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NANTED-A settled white woman. working
h-,,lsekrrDer s40s lsth St Item
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Through trains from the south arrive Washing
ton 6-42 a. m. 7:Sj m 2-l5 p. m and 80
p m daily From Harris0nburg II -S3-a. m. week
dsys and $40 p. n. daily From Charlottesville
SIS a. N. and $40 p m. daily.
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been identified, and now Alder has taken
possession of the estates. Prain Is at
tending TO all legal matters concerning
the will, and. by Alder's direction, he
dismantled the Yellow Boudoir. 1 don't
see what / shall gain by seeing Mrs.
Presk."
"You can nd out If she has discover
ed anything touching on the first or Sec
ond murder"
II don't quite understand"
"Bah!" cried Parge. angrily. Cant you
understand that a woman would not be
left in possession of a dead woman's
goods without satisfying her curiosity in
some way? I'll bet you, Absalom. that
Mrs. Presk has searched in all Miss Gil
mars boxes, and clothes, and papers, to
find out what she can about her. Now IL
is just possible that Mrs Presk may have
come across that confession you talk
about"
do you think Il exists?" asked Gebb
with some scepticism.
Yes. I do: that hint i'm the anonymous
letter written TO ,Basson shows that Miss
| Gilman had II In her mind TO do justice
| To the man she wronged."
but you declared that Dean was
| guilty" said Gebb. recalling his first con-
versation.
80 did: II seemed so at the time, y
| rejoined Parge. promptly. But i have
!, altered my mind: especially siuce you
| told me about that letter written by
| Miss Gilman TO Basson. Either she ~
Laura Kirkstone killed the man. I don't
know which, neither do you; so. for the
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LONGWOOD TENNIS.

A notable gathering of tennis experts
were at the games yesterday at the
Longwood Cricket club, and some fine
playing resulted.
Besides all three of the American team
for the coming international matches,
Champions Whitman, Davis and Ward.
there were Ex-Champions wrenn. Chace,
Larned. Wright. George Mrenn, Ward.
Little, Paret, Davidson and lot of other
less noted players on the courts during
the afternoon.
Bob" Wrenn practiced two sets with
Ward and today will make his first APP
pearance in the tournament proper. He
has been to the war and while there con-
tracted fever which has never entirely
left his system.
The event OF the day was the match
between @. l.. Wrenn. Jr., and l.. Il.
Ware. which was long five-set match.
Wrenn played the style of game that
has made Whitman famous. covering his
court perfectly and varying his back
court and net. his lobbing and driving
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BRISTOL.

The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
ton OF this town will make an excursion
to Rocky Point next Thursday on the
steamer Warwick on the occasion of the
24th annual gathering of the Clan-na-
Gaels OF this state and Bristol county
The funeral of Mrs Mary l.. Munro was
held yesterday afternoon from her late
residence on High street. The services
were conducted by rev. r. t. Schuh,
pastor OF the State street NJ. T.. church
st. Mary's T. A. society fife and drum
band will give a concert on the common
Thursday and Saturday evenings COM
mencing next week.
The sale of the estate of the late
James Il. Freeborn was made yesterday
TO John Il. Herreshoff. who has also pur-
chased the properly adjoining 1t on the
south from Mrs. Augusta Rich.
The Columbus Union baseball team will
play here on Saturday afternoon next
with the Bristol team.
The Bristol Train OF Artillery has
changed the date OF it's moonlight excur-
sion from August 2 TO August q Tie
Artillery will hold its field day at Fales
Grove on Saturday next
A reception was held yesterday after
noon at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin M. McDougall upon Franklin
street.
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0LNEYvlLlE.

For some time a gang of young men
have made camping ground of lot near
Old Elm House. So this morning squad
from the Chaffee street station went out
there and hauled in nine of them. They
were taken to the station and examined.
The Irish societies of TINS vicinity VIII
make a short parade here tomorrow
morning before going down town. They
will start from the hall OF the Robert
Emmett Literary Association and march
as far as Chaffee street and countermarch
TO Barton street anu Broadway. where
they will take special cars.
Deputy Grand Master Workman George
ID. Lansing visited Narragansett Lodge
of Workmen last evening.
Miss Ruth Il. Commence, general de-
livery clerk at the postoffice. began her
vacation this morning.
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fore Miss Wedderburn spoke was quite
sure that Ferris was guiltless. Alder's
evidence proved that he was at the lee
ture at the time the crime was commit
ted"
1T didn't prove how Ferris became
possessed OF the necklace. however"
snapped Pargc. But i don't see that you
are much further on than before Have
you examined that doorkeepcr as TO Miss
Weddcrburn's presence I'm the lecture hall
on the night and at the hour OF the muir
der?"-
II have not had the time, Simon. To-
morrow morning am going down to see
him."
AT Grangebury. SUPPOSE said
Pargc. "Nvill you find the man there?"
Yes. the doorhcepcr is also the care
taker OF the hall"
Then at the same time you had better
call on Mrs Presk. ! suppose the. goods
OF Miss Gilmar have been moved by
Alder as her heir"
Yes! The body was exhumed and has
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Henry schmullbach OF Wheeling. w.
Va. the owner OF Sister Alice. took $1,000
out OF the pool boxes on an investment
OF 1000. coney was favorite at so. with
A5 for Prince Alert
In the 2:l4 trot there were IA starters.
and Il took an hour to get the horses eo-
ing I'm the first heat.
Edwin Il. rushed 10 the front and led
to the wire. Merriment. an early favor
lite, being unable TO catch him In the
second and third heat Edwin II. led TO
the stretch. when Sister Alice overhauled
him and won with ease. In the fourth
heat Sister Alice led all the way round
III the 2:06 pace Prince Alert won the
first heat. increasing all the way round
the lead he had gained at the quarter
After Coney had won the great second
heat, Prince Alert came out fresh for
the third heat. He led to the half. which
was covered In 1:01. Then Coney was
sent along at lively clip. winning In
2:0flz. Ace beating Prince Alert for Sec
ond place.
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The Referee.
NAPOLEON JONES is ALMOST HER,
CYCLING NOTES.

Secretary Bassett,. OF the League OF
American Wheelmen, received ia appli-
cations and 574 renewals of expired MEM
bership last week.
The Canadian border is being crossed by
a large number of wheelmen this year,
and the privilege enjoyed by the men,
bers OF the League OF American Wheel
men in taking their wheels across with
out the payment OF duty is being taken
advantage OF by hundreds.
Wheelmen who join the League OF
American Wheelmen are entitled TO cop
les of the road books issued oy the di-
vision of which they become a member.
and IL they desire the books of other
divisions they can secure a liberal dis
count.
Nearly all the divisions make a practice
OF charging 81 for their books 10 nom
members, and as this is the cost OF the
first years membership in the league the
buyer always becomes a member and Sc
cures the book for the same price.
The Maine division. League of American
Wheelmen, has begun war on the munich
pal officers Of towns and cities that have
not complied with the state law requir-
ing that guide-posts shall De placed at
cult for strangers To become confused
over the route they are following and 10
avoid this the Maine division proposes TO
get after the mayors and selectmen.
A year ago Chief Consul Small sent TO
the selectmen of every town "A copy OF
circular letter calling attention TO the
state law and requesting compliance
with IL. Last May circular more en-
phatic in its declaration was sent out.
but many towns and cities have failed
10 comply with the law. the city OF South
Portland being one Of the nearest offend
ers.
Yesterday Chief Consul Small brought
suit in the name OF the Maine Division
against the mayor and aldermen OF South
Portland to recover the statutory penal
ty. The junction of the Rigby and Saco
roads. where there is no guide board is
mentioned I'm the writ as the specific b; Iis
of the SUIT.
The case will be tried in the municipal
court of Portland. Chief Consul Small
SAYS similar action will be taken against
other towns which have not put up guide
posts.
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The Providence Graybacks suffered de-
feat at the hands OF the Syracuse Stars
mt Syracuse yesterday.
The Grays had Friend on the rubber
and he would have won his game II he
had received any kind OF batting support
Aitrock was doing the honor work for
the Stars and doing It well. He allowed
the locals only four scattering singles and
allowed them to tally In only one inning,
the first
White, Gilbert and Hanivan took kind
ly to Friends benders and between them
secured single. double and three
triples.
The Stars showed magnificent form in
the field and cut off numerous drives
which seemed labelled base hits.
The Stars showed the fastest form OF
the season and were out TO win. Attend
ance 300. Score:
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NAPOLEON JONES is ALMOST HERE
TENNIS TEAM SELECTED.

The English tennis team, to sail
from Boston on July 2s to contest for the
Davis trophy, has been announced as A.
w. Gore. e. d. Black and III. r. Bar
will enter the singles and doubles. For
America. ID. +. Davis and NJ. d. Whit
man will play in the singles and y. +.
Davis and III. Ward In the doubles. The
matches will be played Aug. s. 9, and
10. probably at Longwood. this being the
choice of the Americans and needing only
lie. confirmation of the English team.
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more remarkable was the fact that ne
logged under the wire.
II was the second heat of the 2:Os pace.
Prince Alert took the lead at the start
and held IL 10 the half. which was COW
cred In 1.00is.
Then McHenry began to push Coney.
who was four lengths behind the leader.
AT the three-quarters. which was made
In l:3lA. he caught Prince Alert. and
was going so fast that McfIenry pulled
him down and he logged under the wire
an easy winner.
There was another big crowd present.
but the weather was threatening until
about O'Clock. when heavy shower fell.
causing postponement of the 2:l5 pace
and the 2:25 trot.
The betting was heavy. most Of the
money being placed I'm the 2:06 pace and
the 2;l4 trot. In the latter race Edwin
H. was the favorite. but he was beaten
by Sister Alice. rank outsider, who sold
for SIS and $50 In pools OF $500.
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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

In n small suburb of London an eccen-
trio old woman. who has given her name
as Miss Ligram. is found murdered. IL Is
finally discovered that she was In reality
a Miss Ellen Gilman. formerly house,
keeper at Kirkstonc Haii. During her
stay there a sensational murder had oc-
CURED. The master of I<irkstone had
been murdered In room known as tho
Yellow Boudoir man named Dean had
been convicted of the deed and imprison-
ed, mainly on Miss Gilmar's testimony.
He had sworn 10 be revengcd on her. The
room I'm which Miss Gilmar is found dead
is an almost exact facsimile OF the orig
inal Yellow Boudoir.
Gebb. a detective goes down 20 Kirk
stone Hall and secs Edith Wedderburn,
a relative of the DEAD woman. Edith has
, lover named Ferris, who is IN reality
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-25
NAPOLEON JONES is ALMOST HERE
At OLD SAUGUS.

One of the best meetings ever held on
the Old saugus track too place yester-
day afternoon. with three events on the
card. All were finished before dark. al
though none of them was won in straight
heats.
In 2:l5 class for trotters Nell Gwynne
beat Prize in the first heat in 2:l6s4. after
which Plug carried two heats. In the
fourth Nell Gwynne was the winner, but
after that Plug won handily.
In the 212 class Chelsea won the first
heat easily. but in the second, when she
was almost the victor. Tonita f. came
fast at the last and won in the fast time
of 2:l2h. Gyp Walnut bore off the last
three heats.
DR.. l.. was the victor In the 2:2S class.
The converted pager showed great bursts
of speed throughout the entire race.