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beauty, the beckoning hand of the angel
of death is but a welcome signal.
There is no limit to our hopes. Who
would limit them? Who would obscure
that picture seen only through the eyes
of faith? A picture craven by the hand
of God upon the hearts of men; a pic
ture without shadow and without gloom:
a picture as glorious and gorgeous and
bright as the light that beats upon the
throne of God.''
Then followed an excellent musical
programme. which was participated in
by Misses Best, Verronneau, Hammatlh,
Brebener, Hesslop, Graves. Porter and
Messrs. Lewis. Kelly, Sullivan. Maper.
Kruger, Bushnell and Trenary. Misses
Nagel and O'Nell presiding at the piano.
Chancellor Richards then reau the
closing ritualistic services, the Pythian
ode was again rendered and Rev. Gro< n
eveld pronounced the benediction.
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Watches $l.o0 up. Rubenstein. Watch
makers and jewelers.. Is East Park
otceet.
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FISHER. e.. F. Tailoring-"yes" we
alter press, sponge,
repair, steam and dry cleaning. prices
! easy" ITO South Main street.
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE
GENERAL PUBLIC.

During the remodeling of our perma-
nent banking rooms in the Chambers
block. our bushes is being conducted in
the room north Of Leyson's Jewelry
store.
DAILY, DONAHOE & MOYER.
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Makes Life bearable

This hot weather. Tanning ones self
causes more heat than 1t cures. Let elec-
tricity make the winds blow, not violent
ly. but breezily, delightfully."-, coolingly.
The cost of a fan isn't worth speaking Of
when compared with the comfort it af-
fords Why perspire when the sleeping
zephyrs only need to be awakened by
electrical energy to bring mountain air
to sufferers in town?
MONTANA ELECTRIC co.
Tel. IS. No. 81 E. Broadway. Butte
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-02

Aliens Foot-Ease. powder. It curAa
painful, smarting, nervous feet and In
growing nails. and instantly takes the
sting out Of corns and bunions. IT'S tho
greatest comfort discovery of the age
Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or rev
shoes feel easy. 1t is certain cure for
sweating, callous and hot. tired, aching
feet. Try it today. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores. My mail for Csc in
stamps. Trial package FREE. Address
Allen s. Olmsted. LIE Roy. n. z.
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EXCURSION PARTIES.

I make speciality of fitting out large
excursion or driving parties. have had
built a large Tally Ho COACH" seating
some 80 people. hauled by six gray
horses, making one Of the finest large
turnouts in the city, Smaller convey
ances, suitable for any sized party, on
hand.
Stages to Crystal Springs leave my
stable at 10 a. m., p. M, 5 p. M, 8 d.
m. CHAS. LANGLOTS,
Proprietor Pride of Butte Stables, Gran
ite, corner Alaska.
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zone man out when winning run was
scored.
Stolen bases-Schmeer, Hurley, Flannery
g. Ryan. Two-base hits-Burke, Coleman
Three-base hits-Marshall, Hammond (Hel-
Pitcher, F'lannery, Ryan 2, Coleman. Hit
by pitched ball-.Dunleavy, Wood. Struck
out-Burke, Dunleavy, Donahue, Schmeer.
Steffani g. Flannery Marshall, Brown 2,
Wood. Wild pitch-Steffani 2. Time Of
game-2:45. Umpire-Austin. Attendance
100.
Saturdays game between Butte and Hell
ena was a cakewalk for the Smoke Eaters.
Jimmie st. Vrain pitched an excellent game
and Butte made Is hits off Coleman, the
score standing q to in Butte's favor In
the sixth inning Schmeer talked back to the
umpire and was put out of the game, The
score by innings was as follows:
Butte ........ .......1 0 o 6--21
Helena ...... ......2 0 o 0 0 o O o. S
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]. CALDER, D. D. S., DENTS

Graduate and fellow Of the Bos.
ton dental college. formerly de-
nonstrator of operative dentistr,,
and dental science In the R,stou
dental college. Post graduate chi
cago college dental surgery. Pos,
graduate Haskell's Prostha,;o
schoo. Of dentistry. Once. New
Owsley building. rooms 80 and 40
third floor. Take elevator.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-02
NEW LIFE

Strength begins at the stomach. To put
the digestive organs in perfect working
order, there is nothing better than Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. 1t regulates the
bowels, promotes secretion of the gastric
juices, and cures constipation, indiges-
tion, dyspepsia, and biliousness, as we'll
as nervousness. insomnia, or general de-
bility. 1t is an absolutely reliable reme-
dy, backed by a substantial record of
cures. Our private revenue stamp COW
ers the neck of the bottle.
A Sure lOSTETTERS'
Cure for ~ STOMACH
Digestive Troubles. BlTTERS
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LANES APPRECIATE

good remedy. and there is not any,
thing on the market :hat equals French
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure of
painful and irregular menses. These
tablets remove all distractions, no mat.
ter whot the cause. Manufactured bv A.
Augendre. Paris. France. and for sale
only by the Newbro Drug Co., Butte.
Mont. sole agents. Price. 81 per box;
sent by mail. gecurely scaled.
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ANOTHER TIGHT GAME, =
BUTTE HAD THE BEST OF TT TO
THE NINTH.
Then Helena Broke Loose and Rled
Up Seven Runs-Other
Games. "a

Steffani Butte's new twirler. pitched a
beautiful game of ball yesterday until the
last half Of the ninth inning. The score
stood . to 8 in Buttes favor. Then the
Helena men went in, made a bunch of hits
piled up seven runs and the score was
tied. In the two innings that followed
Butte was goose-egged and Helena made
the winning scolc in the last half Of the
eleventh. The score and summary:
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SHAKE INFO YOUR SHOES.

DIR. German, Dentist. ia N. Main St.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
LIVELY CHASE OF 1 HAN N rH1RD-4TE.

Francis Lantry rwenty-one years old shade
hanger, OF No. 1,05s Second-ave.. and John J. Nc
Crane, twenty-foIr years old, tile-layer, Of No.
3s6 East FIfCy-drsC-st were locked Up II the East
Bifrydrst-st. station last night. charged with at
tempted assault Lantry was caught aftz- = chase
Gown Ih1rC-Gve- Tor haLf dozen blocks, IN which
ne dashed through the crowded street pursued Dy
Hundreds.
LanCry and McGrane went into the saloon OF
Thomas Carroll No. 90 East EifCy-sxCh-St-, and
demanded drinks Carroll refused. and enc Of the
men picked Up soda water bottle the counter
and tried hit Carol with II. He drew his
vOlveC from drawer and A-ed bullet into the
ceiling 20 attract the attention Of the police.
RoUndsman Breen and Policeman Human ap-
peared, and Lantry and McGrane out No
Crane was caught al the entrance by Human but
LanIry got away and made down Thlrd-ave-. with
BCs6l close 81 his heels. The avenue was crowded,
women with baskets being numerous Lanrry
knocked z woman into q basket OF pOtaIOes as he
rounded The corner, 42c accidents o. this kind
happened al along the avenue 20 about Ftf-y-drst-
st, where Breen got hold or LanJTy and held him
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
OPERATION PERFORATED ON ST. GAUDEES.
THE SCULPTOR NOW RECOVERING At HIS SUN
MER HOME IN VERMONT.

Augustus St Gaudens the sculptor, wA4 6Easg gf4qg
the last year and q half II Paris, Is noB-at ohLs
summer home. in the art village near Windsor,
Vt. recovering from the effects OF ar opsgat5qa
performed upon him recently IN the Massachusetts
General Hospital in Boston He came 20 THIS 65un
try about a month ago TO have an operation per-
formed for an ailment from which he had been
suffering for time. II is understood that he
was unsuccessfully operated On in Paris
When Mr.. St Gaudens arrived IN this country he
went at once TO Boston, and II was not generally
known that he was in the United States. A sculp
who has just returned from the village said
yesterday that Mr. St Gaudens had changed in
appearance since he went 70 Paris. His beard had
become quite gray. II generally understood IN
the village that he did not like Paris. Mr. st.
Gaudens viii be well within e few weeks. Among
those at the art village are Winston Churchill and
Maxheld Parrish.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
DIED

ADEEAt his residence Eaeewarer westeaeste- County
Ncrice Of funeral hereafter.
ARNoLD-on August IS 1900 her late residence Port
chssTeT y y, as Hftsr l3geTins 1ss Illness May L
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BAKER-suddeuly. after lingering illness. resi-
Tslaad Enelae 3 Widow Of 46neF Bake formerly q
remains vii e 5e s o5nvegsa eve e Rochester y z on sat
cay and IunerSl services held AZ Mount Hope Chapel
Monday, August y. 10 a
ais residence "A c0ttage-st. Chester wOoiVOTth
No1as OF faa5raI 6eTsstrsr
CoRNELLr-At RidEsaeld. Conn. Friday. August -
Funeral services her residence. Nc. s27
ington-ave.. BROOKLYN. Sunday 26th inst, Al p N
5 widow S2rt!7ssfs 81 tssss Mf Ds.... AuS' Is Kate
Notice OF funeral hereafter
N0, SO s.ate-a5. BT9okly1. \ Y silss n Giaaings
Funeral services a. 81 Es1srs SauFeA s'Ate-s' on
Iatsrment private
s4 S9ss a: s:o1 q . % 5as e z.a sesa sss Raa
Notice Of funeral hereafter
h, & sasa5a7{ 1ss ssPa' az 2 800 EssaSE s
Ntxon we o. Foster = r'gn ana Youngest cassa-
Friends Of the family cordially 70 attend the
stats-st. Trenton n J.. Tuesday. august IS at Il
It s kindly requested that no flowers be sent
L-AUER-At Carlsbad. or Sunday. August s. Emanuel
Funeral ssiess x Be asla A. Tempe EnsRgsL anu assst
kindly flowers
MARCIA West Newton. Masz-. August "a 8.
Jllson. wife Frederick A Marcy
Funeral 90 C2ptol-ave. Hartford. Conn Non
day August =. al u o'clock
oUAcKENBUsH-Friday. 24th. Rev. Daniel Mel
Cluackanbush, D D. his s2d year
Funeral al 8 S4lh-st I
q n, Monday. August =
sCRIRNER- W sc-tbneE. son Of Mrs. S J.
Bacon at CoruwaIi-ou-Hudso August Is 1900
Service No 20 East 2lst-st. NsW-EoTk. Non
day. August -.
Iateruasni a. eonvenisnea family
sHEAR-In loving memory of George Pawn ouaekenhos
shear, eldest of Theodore r. ana Mary Louise
Shear. Departed this lie on August 20 1853
sAIIrH-At Carlsbad. Austria On August 25. of apo
pisxy, Emily widow OF the late Edmund A smith
VAN TAsSEI-At Tonkers. y Y. August 8. 1900 sud
denly. Leandsr Van Tassel in his 5Sth year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND TO-DAEs FORECAST
Washington Aug 2-The barometer has risen over the
Middle Upper Mississippi Valley and The lake region
fallen plateau region, and Is relatively low
north OF Montana OF high pressure covers the
South Atlantic Coast The rainfall OF Saturday light
and sonewhat General fell Montana
Missouri rhunderstornls occurred Lower
Ohio Valley, Tennessee and 2ralsas The temperature
has Middle Atlantic and New-England States
Middle Rocky Mountain and plateau regions
Nebraska. South Dakota ard Minnesota The maximum
temperatures Mississippi River range from so
degrees 81 Southwest maximum tenn
peraturss IS 9S degrees recorded
Local indicated for ths Ohio
Valley, lower lake regions Western Pennsylvania and
portions ~ the South Atlantic States for sunday and Mon
day The temperature changes viii be UninportAnt On
New-England Coast winds win be light fresh
sourhWsstery Middle and South Atlantic Coast
the winds win be mostly light southeriy.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
INDIAN HARBoR Y4CHT CLUB CL4KBAKE.

About two hundred business and professional
men OF this city gathered at the Indian Harbor
Yacht Club at Greenwich. yesterday afternoon TO
attend the annual cIambake, which held On
the club grounds The entertainment was said 70
be the most successful OF the kind ever held by the
club After the feasring Charles 4. Moore ad-
dressed the members and guests. IN the evening
a vaudeville entertainment given the
verauda Of the clubhouse The Committee OF Ar
rangernents comprised D. Malcolm Winnie, Fred
erick W Ritter. Herbert B. Stevens. D. H Holmes
and A Newton Mead. Commodore c. T. Wills
vas the toastuaster Among the guests were
James McCUtcheon, David Converse, the Rev. Dr.
Thompson, Charles A Moore. Cornnnandant J; A
B. Smith. Z s. N: 4. Brotherhood. B Aler,
Charles ". kirby, LieuEen@Rt palzeI. Y. R. =
Martin II. s Whitney r B Sherman, Henry NJ
Day Colonel A B. De Frecs. Alfred Peats.
Jack Downing and Mayor c. 3. Buckley. OF
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
REGRET FELT BY G. A r MEN.
ANTICIPATED MUCH PLEASURE FRSM PRES
DENTS VISIT.

Chicago Aug 5.-The Presidents final decision
that the gravity Of the Eastern situation viii not
allow him to attend the encaHpment was received
with disappointment at Grand Army OF the Repuo-
liz headouarters as well at the Hamilton Club
where he was expected to be the chief guest on
Tuesday night.
There are thousands Of veterans who had hoped
70 meet the President at the encampHsnt" said
Commander Shaw when told OF the Presidents de-
csion a'and they Will be disappointed They are
nof the ones. however. 10 wish the President 10
leave his duties IN the present grave. period
=. q estimated that twenty thousand veterans
bsva already arrived here and are quarfereo about
town most Of them with friends or at the hotels
The encaInpuenu proper does not begin until the
sunrise gun Monday but visitors already here viii
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
SPANISH MINISTER IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug 25-The Duke OF ARGOS. the Span
ish Minister. accompanied by the Duchess Of
ARGOS. reached Chicago from Washington over
the Lake Shore road at u:3o o'clock to-day. The
distinguished visitors were met at the station by
General John c. Black. the head Of the Citizens
COMMITTEES. and welcomed on behalf OF the vet
Grams Of the Grand Army OF the Republic Escort
ed by the Denver Fife and Drum Corps the party
driven TO the Auditorium Annex where apart
u,euts had been reserved At the hotel informal
reception was held. at which the women OF the
Grand Army rendered to the Duchess invitation
to a luncheon at the Annex at o'clock Monday.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
PARTY SENTIMENT IN CUBA.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS DISCUSS THE COMING
CONVENTION.

Havana Aug 4.-At q meeting OF the Union
Democratic party Sehor Pierra said the question
OF the election Of delegates TO the constitutional
Convention was OF immense Importance. II
the convention failed through the tncapacity Of
the delegates he declared that only the Cuoans
could be blamed for it, and he counseled that a
careful selection be made
Sefor Giberga said the question OF the relations
between Cuba and the United States could be set
tied to the satisfaction OF both parties without
the independence Of Cuba being interfered with
Cuba. he asserted, would willingly guarantee the
United States commercial privileges, and would
give assurance that she would make alliance
with foreign Power. Cuba is too small and weak
said Senor GibergaY 70 embark IN extensive foreign
relations and II would also be Of enormous advan-
tage 20 Cuba 10 be in close friendly relations with
the United States All guarantees would be given
II treaties between Cuba and the Washington
Government
La Lucha" to-day published the names Of six
probable candidates Of the National party in Ha-
vana Province They General Maxine Gomez.
General Ale5andro Rodriguez, the present Mayor
OF Havana, and Sehores Estrada Palma, Quesada,
Gssner and Tsmayo. The National party has de-
cided 10 send two delegates TO the meeting 70 be
held on August q, at which ali parties will be
represented.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
Mr.. MKINLEY NOT TO BE PRESENT.


ATTENDANCE AT G. A R ENCAMPAIENT.
Washington. Aug. 25.-Owing 70 the continued
pressure Of public business of immediate inlpor-
tance the President has been obliged 20 with
draw his acceptance Of the invitation to attend
the National Encampment OF the G. A r. at
Chicago and the several other invitations Incl
dent to that occasion. Secretary Cortelyou to-
dav advised Mr.. Harper. executive director;
Conmander-in-Chief Shaw and others OF this
decision, and OF the keen disappointment felt
bv the President that he will be unable 10 be
present at the encampment
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
ELLINGTON BOOTH INJURED

Fsfue Point Long Island Aug. 25.-Commander
Ealiington Booth OF the Volunteers OF America has
been suffering for several 4ays from q sprained
ankle but the injured member is much bet
Ter thai IL il hoped he viii be able 10 attend
meeting which is 70 be held al Asbury Park. n. j..
Tomorrow. Mrs RcGth VIII acccmnanv him
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
THREE TRAINs sTARr From RosroN.

Boston, Aug. S.-Three special trains contain
ing the delegates and their friends who are to at
tend the annual encampment Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic at Chicago left here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
RAcK FPoM PoRTO RTcO.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday On
board the steamship Ponce from Porto Rico were
" P Watson and James A. Sample. United States
Treasury agents who went 10 Porto Rico 70 ar
rsnge for the change OF the currency and coin Of
Country.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
union y quoted the doctor. the

In union" quoted the doctor there is
strength"
Yes" asssnLed the professor. sometimes too
much once knew a tobacc0uist OF the name OF
Hiram Sting Ee went into partnership with
other tobacconist whose name was solomon Kerr
but when they undertook TO put the Sting Kerr
cigar on the market they scored the worst failure
you ever heard OF - Chicago Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
OFFICES

4AIN OFFICE-No. ia Nasza1-sC
UPTOWN OFFTCE-No Lap BroadTzy. An7-rf-
can District Telegraph Ofics
794 Broad-sL
AMERICANS ABROAD win md The T-ibuns
LOSDON-OGce q The Tribune. No 1ES Fte-t-gt
Chaplin Milne. Grenfsu & Co. Limited. No Prts-
cess-st-. T. G. London
Brown. Could & Co. No. "a New Oxtord-sc
American Express Company No. Waterloo Plzce-
Thomas Cock & son. Ludsats Circus
The Lonoon Once OF The TrfbUus ccuvs1isur pacs
70 leave advertisements and subscriptions
PARIS-Louis TUituou ! Scribe. opposts
Grand Hotel; and Eiosks and hotels TIA
Exposition grounds
J Monroe & Co No Rue Scri5s
John Wanauaksr No. A Rue tes Pstites Ecu-tss-
Hotringuer & CO. No. 5 Rue Provence
Morgan. Hzr1ss 6 Co. Nc 81 Boulevard HaussDaEn-
Credit Lyoulafss Bureau des EtranEsrs
American Express COMPANY. Nc. Il Rue Scribe-
Thomas Cook & Son Nc I Pace ce NOpera-
Scclete des I1prfuerfes Ls1srcer. No 5 Place "a
TOpsra-
GENEEA-Loneard OdIsr 4 Co. and Union Bank
FLORENCE-Whit5y & Co
aAMBCRG-AneTlcan Express Company No Il
Schuisds St-assa
BRESlEN-AulsEicsn Express Company No Rahnhof
Srrasse
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY

For New-EngIand, Eastern New-York. Eastern Penn
sylvans. New-Jerssy and Delaware generally tar to-
day and Monday: light southwesteriy winds
Far the District OF Columbia Maryland Virginia and
North Carolina generally today and Monday Hight
southwesterly winds
For Western Pennzylvan1a local rains ana Cooler To-
1ay; Monday fair variable winds.
For Western New-York local rains and thunderstorm
with cooler to-day: Monday fair fresh southery winds
rpvpr-,-, roCAT ORSERvA 1-TONS
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
DIED

VAN vooRHIs-oz August . 1900 a. ths rss.tsaos q
nephew. 3. c. Munf0rd- No - H4lEfs-4ye.
J. Whilock da1ghtsr Of the lara
Jacob aza Maria z van Toorhfs. % Neg-HorL
FuneraI C1urch 4rl-ave- and zlH-
s.. NsW-Tork. NonGay m0-utaS ZIth i1st az 10
O'Clock.
Intermeut. Catsku. y Y.
WOODRUFF-On August p 1900 I-snaeus Prime Woot-
ru6. of oEisz and Phs0s A WoOdru1, ass1 81
years.
A-The KensicO Cemetery<-Privats Eeat-oa Ear
lem Railroad. ride Grand Central
Depot Cfics. Is East 42d-sr-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
Religions Noiirss.

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. isS IvoEth-st.
r BARNARD. SupertnE-ndelt--- OF sans e
Sunday a. $50 p n singing by ne eaor q ehidren e
institution Public cordially invited Donations q
clothing aud shoes solicited
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH NeW-Norx. Lencx-ave- and
l22d-st Rev. H P NICHOLS Rector.-Servicess FsSe.
II a. m. , m. The Rector VII preach nornins 414
evening
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

witness the preliminary illumination OF the Court
or Honor and the Avenue Of Fame. well as the
dedicato-y exercises az the new Coliseum tonight.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

-. rex M and Mrs George Peabody
- -. and the Misses Wetrnore. who go 70 HON
Ne-ln.-- -s-Sv every summer. arrived there IN tine
pure =. -,fs matches and Miss Wetmore VII pay
lor - Nrs. Brockholst Cutting and Minkie
7 ne, - s}so at Eomblrg Mrs. Griswoio gray
C1sll11ks q and Mrs : Townsend Burden ano MISS
aaa-ss1 So s-e at Di7src,
,-,s ,s another very popular place Among
-, visitors there were Mrs. Cornelius Van
= -. Nrs Elliott F Shepard and Mrs Fahhri-
- Ms Frederick W Vanderbilt have been in
~. - -----s-i where Nr and Mrs George West are
re - +befr houeynoou. Nj and Mrs. Courtlanc
y S+sSar are travelling n Bavaria
-, bradley Martin has returned 70 Balmacsen,
= r. ana Ms Clarence H. Mackay are firmly
I-..bTished n ther Scottish castle. Scotland Will
- 80 popuia- this year Cowes was fearful
s-s--. The Prince did net set his foot on shore,
= -. Yacht flags were al half mast for the deaths
. :, sbs Duke Of saxe-Co5urg and Gotha and King
..-- ot T.aly ana II rained IN torrents. The Duke
= - and lis aunt the Empress Eugenie. were
q 60 - re visitors. Lady Lister Kaye also
ec--HS The Duchess of Manchester went TO Ma
So-sss but left there after a few days. William
IEs7s--f Asfcr ard Miss Astor are On the Cent?
-bev are 70 90 70 Scotland for Septem Der.
-, .ss4,.-z Mrs John r. Drexel have returned from
e- erse r. the Baltic. and Eugene Higgins, with
- vsrrra, Is headed toward England
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

Tribune once Aug. %. a. n-Ths weather Yesterday
was fair ara hot The tempsrat-s ranged berwes1 y
and s. degrees ts average s& degrees being Ia
gTsea hlghsr than that Friday and degrees higher
than that OF the corresponding day % last year
The weather will continue fair and not to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
polinral Nohees,

CampnaEn Net Banners, Oh portraits of tas
PRESIDENTIAL eaad 1ages transparsncss. nass etc %
l,,i.al Banner an Equipment Co. - Nessy St NsS-
York Tel 453s Cortiandt
Hendauarters Tor PollrcAl Net Banner Flas&
Traaspareneiss ste. 81 MAGEE & son. IL Fulton ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
INSANITY SAVED WoHAys LIFE.

SIZE DFlONE A NIL Full L1E-VVLd LN4O HER
BRAIN AND RECOVERED PHYSICALLY
lKankakee. H.. Aug. &.-Dr Emil -Elos. chief OF
the medical staff at Ksnkakee Insane Asylum, has
prepared for the coming meeting OF the american
association OF Hospital Physicians at IndianapO-
Ils, sklagraphS and data OF a strange case under
his care TIE patient Is Miss Elizabeth Sharp, OF
Bloomington, H., who has fully recovered phys
fcaIly after driving the full length OF nail into
her brain The nail was removed with forceps and
the wound was stanChed with antiSeptIC gauZe.
The woman used the heel OF her shoe ham
nner. She says she felt no pain. According 70 Dr..
Enos, the nail would certainly have killed her had
she not been insane
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
rRIRuNn LOCAL oRsERvATIoNs.
Bar
inch
3d. 5
HOURS Munsns

In this diagram .he continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated BY The Trtbunes sell
recordn hsroaetar Te dotted shows the tsnpera
recorded at PeTry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

PROF FRIEDRICH WILHELM SIETZCHE.
WeiElar. Aug. 2.-Professor Friedrich wilhelm
Nietzche, the philosopher. died here to-day Of apo
plexy. He was born in 1874 He became hopelessly
insane 1889.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
OBITUARY.
FREDERICK ". ApEE

Frederick " Adee died yesterday after brief
illness AZ his home, Edgewatsr, Westchester
County Mr. Adee lawyer IN this city and
z member oe the Metropolitan University
Union. Kuicksrbocker and Country clubs and OF the
Bar Association, the Downtown Association and
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art He forty
eight years old. and was a son Of the late George
Townsend Adee
New-York tribune., 1900-08-26

Address all communications subscTtptto,s
acvsrrtsenezts . The TRIBUNE. Ssw-Tork C1ry- Re-
nit q Postocs o-dsr. express money order. cr-1t
or registered letter.
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IN NEw-T0RE CITY
sIan subscribers 70 the DAILY TRI-EEEkLr VII
6s charged eopy postage n a1eitiSa -
the rates named above
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5perial NOtltss

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