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In Memory OF Miss Leva Sullivan.

Miss Leva Sullivan departed
this life on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1900. She was one Of Ian.
caster cpunty's brightest and
charming young ladies, was high
ly esteemed by all who knew her.
She was member of Hopewell
Methodist church and a devoted
christian girl, attending punct
ually the different services of her
church, and Sunday school.
Oh, I.eva, Dear Lava, we miss thee.
Your place i'm our land and home is
vacant, which cannot be filled by no
one else. Leva, we miss thy smiling
face today, and your sweet voice can
not longer be- heard in this lonely
world of ours. oh, Leyn, could we ste
your sweet face this lonely and beau
tiful morning, there would b. many
souls made happy; bat we know the
Lord has taken thee for some good
purpose and we would not call thee
back To us. Oh, I.eva. know YOU are
IN higher and swertrr world today,
where the sweetest music is heard
Leva, hope some sweet day To meet
with tn q in that brautiful home, pre-
pared for us all, " here we can all
rejoice together once more.
In the home b'yond the sky,
hope 10 meet the bye and.byc
Farewell, dear Leva, and by dis
tance parted, we can see each Others
face on earth no more; but with a
faithful heart hope to meet thee on
the shining shore where we will part
no more.
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j. X. Hill, Packsville. 3. C.. writes: have
used DR. NJ A. simmons Liver Medicine for
Dyspepsia with better results than had from
long trial OF collins Regulator. which
round not so good Never had any such good
results from Black Draught used.
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A. FRIEND.

The Curative Properties Strength and Ef
itct oi DIR VI. y. Simmons Liver NJ diciuc ar,
always the same. 1t cannot be ,quallcd
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Lewis Ackerman, Goshen. Ind. says: "De.
W:fs Little Early Risers always bring Ger.
tain relief cure my headache and never grips. -
They generally cleanse aud fnvigorato tho
bowels and liver. Crawford Bros,.. ...l....sd drx><
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No other medicine Builds Up and Fortincs
the system against MISCARRIAGE aS we'll ;tS sim
mons Squaw Vim" W Inc Ur Tablets.
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!. CoIored Girl Whipped.

Gr,euvile News, Feb es
AT the home Of Wat Aehmnre,
IL miles out on the Augusta
osd, Andy Latimer, law abid
ng and respected cOlOred man of
nat section, owning several hun
red dollars Worth of property.
esterday administered a public
tipping I" his daughter, Ola. a
tout girl Of sixteen. bat 80 fully
feveloped that she looks three
srs older. The whipping was
evere but it. was not cruelly
Snes Alb Mt twenty FIVE lashes
aSapPlied across the back
&a/sfout, supple hickory
early the size of buggy |
nd when the operation
T it was worn To frazzle
y"4.riZss cSg loudly.
The Whipping was done By the
ther az a choice against prose
tion on a charge of assault and
"ery upon Mrs. Jane Villa ms.
Z mothrr'in law 9f Mr..
st Saturday morninsl
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New Blood and Life,
the remedy which "

thoroughly removing all accumu!au!s and mpar
ing strength and life to tho who, h q" 1t increases
the appetite builds up the energies aud ns new life
giving blood throughout the entire system
Mrs Sarah Pike. i77 Broadway. SOUTH i,#"n writes
seventy old. ana had not 'njoycd good e.th
for twenty years. sick i'll differnt ways and IN
addition had Eczema terribly Gne of my ,gs lie
doctor said that of would lever he
we'll again. took dozen bottles of S s. and 1t cured me
completely and am happy to say that
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MORE MULES,
BETTER MULES, LARGER
MULES, FATTER MULES.
* HORSES The BEST. X

KEEP posted by calling at our
Stables frequently, and sec the
quality and learn our prices. We
are i'm the business TO succeed,
and "the way to succeed is to
succeed" and that is what we are
doing.
Our Mr.. Elliott is now in the
Western markets and will return
bv the 22d with as fine lot of
MULES and HORSES as has
ever been in Lancaster We buy
them to sell again, and If you
want good mule or horse give
us a trial, and il We do not sell
You, we will believe you are not in
the market. We guarantee what
we sell, and will do everything
reasonable to suit all who buy
from us.
We are, indeed, thankful for
the patronage and confidence of
the people Of Lancaster and ad
Joining counties, and by strict in
tegrity and fair dealings hope TO
merit a continuance of the same.
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during the great strain bcfor. birth. but beI,,
The skin to contract naturally afcrward.
keeps unsighdy WRINKLES away, and IN,
muscles Underneath retain their p!iabi!ity.
H!,tSar's C...ai is that famous ex,.,na
hniment which banishes morning sicknes
and nervousness dining pregnancy, shorten
labor and makes it nearly painless; builds Il,
the patients constitutional strength, so tha
she emefges from the ordsal without danger
ne little one, too, shows the effects q
mSlEsr's TT!Sai b. its ROBUSTNESS and woo,
Sold at drug stores for 81 Il bottle.
Send for our finely illustrated book for .
pectant mothers
THE BRADfiELD REGULATOR CO
ALBANIA. Ga.
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NEVER TOO ! OLD
TO Be CURED.

s. Great Blessing to fstpt Afs ss'' sas not
yallo
Old People, Gives Them f!sss ssss. sss': "S ;
to escape
rornv vhich ~ generally S S s. IL
the will
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''>A<>s<'s~ l feel as we'll as 1 did in my lie.
Mr.. w Loving of Colqutt, Ga. says: For eight
years I suffered torures from fiery eruption on
my skin tried almost every known remedy hut they
sxty ak against and that could never hope
we'll again. finally took 8. s. s.. and it c'eansed
blood thoroughly and I am in perfect health y
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s, s, s. FOR THE BLOOD

e. the Sc remedy EhSs tSs ss3 6Ya SS Sg sa
freef arsenic and other
in Scrofua
SresC
be
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FIRST CAVALRY Is HERE.
TROOPS ., 1 AND L NOW IN CAMP
AT INTERPLAY.
Pack Mules Arrive and 1000 More
to Come-Transports Are Getting
In Readiness for the Orient
Busy ~ Quartermaster's once.

Yesterday afternoon at AS Troop u OF
the First United States cavalry arrived
here from Fort Russell, Wyoming. and
was Immediately sent on to the camp az
Intcrbay Troop b brought one hundred
ana three horses and three cars OF bag.
gage. Later on Troops and l. with nana
and headquarters, lately stationed at Forts
Meade ana Logan, arrived in eleven coacn-
es and were also sent over the rails OF
the Great Northern 10 the cavalry camp
at Interbay.
A still later arrival was a ssection con-
sisting of tbiteen carloads OF mules ana
four coaches which came By way OF Port
land and which were hurried TO the mule
camp at Third avenue and Harrison street.
r.. r. Leddy. OF the auartermaster's Of
fice, met these sections at the foot oil
Columbia street as they arrived and gave
instructions as to their destination
The quartermaster's department is ex-
tremcy busy these days and long row
of applicants are TO be found throughout
the day waiting for an opportunity TO see
Capt Robinson.
yes. indeed. we are rushed" said Capt
Greene. who has charge OF the transport
business connected with the quartermas-
ter's ONCE. and we work until u;5o every
night In the week.
I'VE are waiting now for the Almond
Branch which was due yesterday at the
mouth OF the lpfufuDtA fiNcft HRh ~
figure on one day for her to run to Seat
tie from that point. A large cargo OF hay
and oats Is waiting here for her and when
loaded she Will start for Manila. The
PAX Ling, OF the China Mutual Company,
Is hitting a. Moran's shipyard as an
animal transport and will carry 700 horses
and mules TO the Orient. The Kintuck. a
sister ship to the PAX Ling. ID due here
on August and will be ftted for an
animal transport.
THE Garonne is being remodeled into a
troop ship at the White Star dock to
take the headquarters. band and two
squadrons OF the First cavalry and will
sail Sunday or Monday for tho Orient.
The Kavarven Ia lying at the Arlington
dock loading for Alaska, and the Athen-
Ian has just been put through the dry
dock. cleaned and painted She will be
remodeIed into an animal transport.
BESIDES this cavalry we are getting In
600 mules TO organize four PACK trains
These animals will be thoroughly trained
In their duties before being shipped TO
the Orient. carload OF aparejos, which
are patent pack saddles. arrived yesterday
from Jefferson barracks by express. A
pack master and cargador. or assistant.
are In charge Of tho mules and Will SUI
perintend their training at the corral.
Yes. indeed. we are busy: good day.
You want TO look in at the corral BY all
means and see those ugly Spanish mules,
they are wild and twice as mulish as the
ordinary animal
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DEATH OF EDWARD FISCHER.
WelI-kn0vvn Citizen of WhAtcon
Dies In California.

Special Dispatch TO the Observation-Disclosures.
LOS ANGELES. July 25.-Word reached
here today from Catalina island that
Edward Fischer. OF Whatcom. who, with
his wife. had been staying there the past
six weeks. and who ksd Just returned
from Santa barbara. died yesterday under
rather peculiar circumstances.
Fischer had haen suffering from Bright =
disease for the past three years. and was
In Southern California fer his health He
was fond Of e>nlng, and frequently engag-
ed In the sport Yesterday morning about
s o'clock. In company with f, j. Rab-
beth he went out In the launch Tor
tuna, and two hours later the launch re-
turned with Fischer In an unconscious
condition. from which he did not rally,
and at 10 O'Clock he died. Every effort
was made 10 resuseiate him. but without
effect
FISCHER was a man Of affairs. and had
anassed considerable wealth He had
heen largely engaged In mining. and spent
eighteen years In China and Japan. He
was Russian consul at Kobe, Japan, for
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Final naturalization papers were taken out Ia the
county clerks Office yesterday by Hans Wilson and
Thomas John Williams
Ludwig Paul Selbach and O. sunby declared their
mention cf becoming citizens Of the United States
In the county clerks offcs yesterday
The Republican CAUCUS and primary In the Filth
precinct q the Ninth ward will b. hsld At Ecksls
hall. instead 81 at Payssss stdoe. ~ advertised.
A writ OF restitution wss granted By Judge Jacobs
ycsterday TO John Hoeher to compel W. Champion
and wits to give up property situated In North seat
tie.
An appeal WAS taken yesterday To- the district
court hy Jung Bee. alias All nee, the Chinamsn
Who was ordered drpored Tuesday by United States
Commissioner A. c. Bowman.
Lou Icy Chinese. tried yesterday before
United states Commissioner Bowman. charge
n bringing Chinese into this country unlswfully.
There was not evidence enough to convict. and he
was released.
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INV YORK. July A-Ihs rhlef eFrut q today .
faeing Al nsishton Beach vas she islip stakes, 81
.flch eight venf arwn 10 Sc. hnf all hut styssrap-
e. we're afraid a EthsihsFt and Imp. snd declined
ths fssss lfsp rri cot the pace. ininsd ~ sky-
srtsrsv al the icwef turn, ard ther liks N
IN thd hack sifxfch At this rcint Ethelhsft came
On with r,ssh. snd ~ stxsesrth n tnils vas 4
h.g aasnn lengths IN frrat. Ne Won easily rnIira
~ fnap wss certainly rst u condfs8rn ana stag
ssrrd IL thssa Two lensshs tshsnd ssyscragsr. re.
suits.
Fivs htlenss Water wen, Also Ran seoond. Dane
thirt Tirus. ga
sis fufsnnrs nsfcn psrrsr wes. Dr Bsfis~ 500
aud Falf Ress,nsxd third Tfns, J IS
MBe ana 4 stxte~nfh selling fsrsst n igltatar won
iaiir enc mile EfheaNaft ~er skyserxsef second,
Irur fhlsa Tifse, &c
Ytts fgrirres~ MArafhen wpEl sAiAmis secoHs. Hal
tsan third rtnf. flsG
<ix furlaazs s-iitRg -gtesaAzr ven 9srfsioa Sec
esd His Raysi Hishu.rs third TINE. iast&.
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DIES MONIES. July ss.-rhe opening day o. the
Great Western circuit races was eharaeteriyed BY
good weather, enc attendance and uniformly fast
tirns Results.
sN pace purse ss,O--csnetsa IN straight
heats Time iss, Az. 1as Joe Wheeler second,
shelah third. Alice Gray, Lady Amber, finmhiine
ard Cora Delphi also started.
q 10 trot purse ydnc- Mabel Onward won ssccnA,
third aud fourth heats Ttme-e.isa. 1isl. SIS Ad.
rrifsi the frst heat In ,siss and vas second
nrssse Land anil Red CAnerT aiso staftei
ais parins parse 500 Couniry Girl second.
,hl,,i ana Fourth heats TINE -fiei zIn sI5
p.rtf,ute won the hrst beat IN III and second
Bisethsars third Bshy Bloss. serimrs and Admiral
pcwey also started
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a number OF years He was with thN Jar
dine Matheson Company In the SILK ana
tea business trading at Hongkong ana
Shanghai, and later engaged m the same
business on his own account. and had
filed large contracts for u supply OF arms
to the governments of China and Japan.
He was 50 years old. His body will be
taken to his late home for interment.
Owns Property In WhatcoM.
Special Dispatch to the Post-lnteiligencer
NEW WHATCOM, July 25.-News was
received here today Of the death In Cali
fornia Of Edward Fischer. one Of the
weaithiest and best known residents OF
Northwest Washington. Mr.. Fischer was
for several years land agent Of the Bell
ingham Bay Improvement Company, and
he has large individual property holdings
here. which include three substantial
business blocks He had been in III
health for several years. and left for
Catalina island only a few weeks ago
Mr. Fischer was son-in-law OF p. b.
Cornwall, OF San Francisco, the presf-
dent Of the Beliingham Bay Improvement
Compauy.
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VAUGHAN Is BOUND OVER.


In the Justice court before Judge Cam.
John Vaughan was yesterday bound over
Tor trial to the superior court upon a
charge. OF assault with deadly weapon
upon Lola Williamson. Vaughan imme-
diately produced $50 cash ball for his
tody. 49, W 80
The evidence in the case was very con-
hlcting. The Williamson woman claimed
that the defendant slashed her with a
razor as a result OF her attempted inter-
ference when Vaughan was beating his
wife. The defendant attempted to con-
vince Judge Cam that hafore committing
the assault he summoned all his ability as
a Splinter In an effort to escape the Will
hanson woman, who he testified was at
tempting to slash him with a razor All
parties TO the diffcuity are colored and
inhabft disreputable part Of this city.
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ST LOUIS faly 1taazs S.ei1ss sss made
;hs rnssian = IA Aaiirs Ia the rag r. sAs Ant
evsnt ,slsy hrtas hassed ssesa q 70 ~ the e~ner
ard sls srAsFfs 0etns 70 ~ hpssss inceussstrrt
y,trninr tie stzkls sakne13td rraiinx iusesst
ssasga ~ ssAaS's rerf1smAacs Resets.
M1s ard aaartsr rasrse Taass StsssrRan waa
Kae~ix sseens tltlts-t bird Tt@e, TIA
ssx sat a han furlenss r1rs< Kindred wun.
IA
SIX ana haif fsTioaxs. rurss-wm Fsr zee.
VI Chez s<vazs, pe1g tAtT3 Tiar. ~
SIX fusA1ggx sanetr4p ~ohnet con, Dsss Walaa
srqeu4 Tiearrt Nflw94 tAifa Tsne. IA
ssr And q AAN fgrtnrgs- Rantsh wpa AYrasssrs
r<coaA Hear x Fr.rtgazar fAlrA rize 1 q.
rire snt All faslsaxs-c;&s-ss W 1entsns -oa.
<osxss J. Sselns. EsAs Dss3iae tA,rd risns, y,
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POULTRY FOR KLONDIKE.
Tive. Thousand Dirda asa Two Tons
~ Ee~a eov DaWa0u.

A nav INDUSTRY that has been fostered
TO 4 Mree extent by the establishment Of
railway communication between the Alas
kA coast and the Yukon is the shipment
Of large quantities Of poultry through to
Dawson Probably the largest shipment
thus far is one Of 70 crates. containing 1000
head. which leaves tomorrow on the
CITY OF Seattle. The chickens are being
taken in BY a. c. johnson and w. j.
n.umford and most Of them come from
King county Besides the chickens, about
two tons OF eggs and four tons OF feed will
be taken through to Dawson
Mr.. johnson In an exprospector. having
been at Dawson for nearly three years. he
saws there IA more money TO be made Mt
Dawson In trading than in mining.
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| hDERSOh ACADEMY.
RuNoToS. CALIFORNIA

Thorough preparation given for Eastern
colleges Graduates admitted to CAlifor-
MA ard Stanford on recommendation
Particular attention given TO the csveI-
cprent of character.
Number of papiss limited. Those al
fnitted must ha Of good character.
Buildings and grounds sqaai 70 those
Of any school On she Pacific coast
Catalogues furnished on application
w. w. ANDERSON.
Principal
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cures made by Dr..
Kiimer's Swamp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
It's the great medi-
caltriumph Of the nine
teensh century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
lAe c~A ~{al3~& a1d IL
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TY,a Post-fntslngencsr has secured the
soSsiustve right 10! Washington 10 Rand.
NcSaisy & Cos latest folder map %
rhlua ana Asia. These may be secured
AZ observation-disclosures business offices al
10 cents each.
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nae no pain or tnceavra-
cince. and I should have
forgcsssn aeoaf II had II
not h<Tan 10 ina&rne sea
itch /. Il woaid heed a
istsir. thea sab over, ens
would not heal. Tnis
Continued FOR sosne iime.
wAen rty hv began to
swell, heco n tag vcry
paintui The Cancef be
gan To ca; ant srFcxd
uaia Il wasas large ~ 9
half doIiaf wAr nj heard
81 s. s s. aaa ceseruain-
ed 20 give Il q tAir trial.
and Il was ienafkr BE
rNas a ~sa 4rrfuf So
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CHICAGO. July s. Track u Hswskarns heAry.
Results!
fsre safsanEs~fnan wua Wcdtstiek second Gal.
Arthus THIRD Ttsue. isf
si4 f1fiaFgx- Hsrrauss wGa T,utl secont Paw ths
Ftttiez ft8rA Tfre. i.iis
fire fefaaEs~ nAaay Jfm va. stznaHArn seeSs,a
JiH.ntz shls8 Tune. o.
One miie Anacra1 SNz, Hola W s%eoa5. Ia.
trigger third rtmr ! 81.
one mile Pftnce RlaIes vcn, w.Ikrnshks s.roaa
FrAugislf third Time. 81.
ous msf AlzlnS II, Won. The r-kno-z seooa1
Greenack third Ttrae. / 81 NeFf1rd aEishsS -.
ed. b.; 4ssssallaed fox tszllsk
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RARGE NORTH STAR EXCURSION
AND DANCE
Thursday, July 70. y M, White Star
dock. towed by steamer Dode; excellent
music. Room for 600 people. Fare Sc.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder. uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease. which Is the worst
form OF kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for everything but If you have kid
ney. liver or bladder trouble II will be found
Just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
in so many ways. in hospital work. in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried II. may have =
sample bottle sent free by mail. also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how 10
find out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
: :s'si y ,s hi: :s sssss and q g "a
Or. Kilmsr & Co. Hing- =
han1ton, N. Y. The ass -
regular fifty cent and Home Of svanp-Rssa
dollar sizes are sold BY oil good druggists.
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Goldberg Bros. yesterday filed petit
ton In the federal court TO be adjudged
bankrupt The Arm was In business In
aeattie and Skagway. but the SkaEway
business failed and so. affected the BUSH
ness In this city thrt thew we're unable to
fliflI their financial obligations.
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L had fran the ven seE.ruing the sore heyzn &c
heal ans a1er taking 4 81 S9t,les eiss pt~ared
sntirciy This wa two yc ~ age thes Arr still
20 ssxns 81 the CsnSrt. snd my esnersi hsasih
ecntinaes gocd.-Mss 4. sHfaKn. Ia Plata No
- - - is the greatest Of all
~~&~ blood pnrihers. and the
"a Only one guaranteed
purely vegetable. Send
- - - for cur free book ON
Cancer. containing valuable and interest
Ing information about this disease, and
write our physicians about your case. We
make no charge for medical advice
Inc SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA g.
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THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AZ Chicago Chicago, \. Cleveland.
Al Minneapalis Mnneapolis. :; Detroit. .
Al Kansas City Kansas City. lndiarspoiiA ..
Al Milwaukee Miiwaukse. 2: Buffalo.
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decision In the cause IA which said fran
cnise Is involved; and. be II further
Resolved, That the secretary of this
said court"
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WiIl can Cor San FRANCISCO saturday. July
18th. a. 2, m
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, II, New York, 3.
NEW YORK, July 1-Pituhurg proved to be
! best mud performers today. winning easily. At
adsuce, 500. score:
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The Annie Wright Seminary
fAeonsa WAshtstos
81 Preparatory School for Girls and Young Women


,ns oSsnsss
Unusua
Light Tennis
snA
:" Christmas Term egipss eptemb
For
/. TacunA Warrington
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and Farrell Umpire. o'Dsy
Philadelphia, 49, Cincinnati, 2.
PHILADELPHIA. July a-Artie Latham vas
today signed by Cincinnati utility man and coach.
Although Cincinnati played = good game today,
Philadsphia so far superior that IN many cases
the visitor. were made te appear ridiculous. At
tendance. 3.loo Score: 4
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B0stOn. lst -. LOuts, ..
BOSTON July n-Tcdays game was interrupted
three times BY rain. The game called In the
sixth inning on account Of darkness Attendance.
2.no Score:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-12
WRECKED ON A REEF
And All Hands Believed To
Have Peris he'd During The
Bitterly Cold Night
Just Passed.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Jan. 12.-Every
effort is being made today to reach the
unknown steamship which is wrecked
on the reef in ST. Mary's bay. several
miles from shore. The vessels bow ID
low in the water, while aft fire has
been raging for some hours.
1t is feared all hands have perished.
Several persons we're washed over
board yesterday afternoon by the
high seas which were continually
breaking over the vessel, and others,
driven from the deck by fire and water,
took to the rigging. The night has
been bitterly cold and 1t is unlikely
that any one could go through it ex-
posed as the unfortunates aboard the
steamer were and live.
Tugs will reach the scene today and
definite news as to the name OF the
craft and the fate of the crew Is ex-
pected soon.
The steamer went ashore in a snow
storm, near Gull island, place noted
for it's wrecks