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BENNING ENTRIES.

The entries for the races tomorrow at
Benning are as follows.
First lightweight handicap; mile
and three quarters on the fat. Bet
tie B. 12S: Tankard 126; ROystereF. III;
Dick Furber. 143: Corri1lo. 137; McGrath-
lana Prince, 124: FIaccus. 139; Oracle,
12S; Kate Spotswocd, 130; Jim Megibben,
us.
Second race-FoF two-year- and up
ward: six furlongs. Carroll d. 1I2;
RightaWay. fi2: Galdaga. 10T; Cornwall,
10T; Aiack. 107; Flying Buttress. 197; Hot,
15I; Lord Badge. 104: Clipper, l04; Courte-
nay. 107; Gemeseo. f04; Misleaders 1f2;
Bruff. 107; Equalize, 112-
Third race-SeIIing;; three years and
up: mile and forty yards. Lou Rey. 102;
Death, 109; Flara. 1G3: King BarieycorR
gS; Warranted. 106; Charley Moore, III;
Cormorant, 102; Idle Ways, 9S: Brisk
s9: PhiIma Paxton. 1G3; Wunderlich. 103;
Little Daisy, 95i Punctual, 81; CurtSey
I03
Fourth race-For two-year-olds; SIX
furIongs- Trump. 1o5; Col. Bill. los; Red
DamseI, 102; Andy Williams. 105; Sister
Juliet. 102: TenegTa. 107s Barrouche. Io2i
Outcast 105; Honolulu. 1e2; Wild Bess
| f02; Keynote, 102; Quixada, 1872
Fifth race--Selling; for four-year-olds
and upward; seven furlongs, Bastile, 100
Hiss Dart, 100; By George, 100; Ordeal
| zoe; Cheyal dor, 103; Federalist, 100
| Alpaca, 100; Jerry Hunt, I02; TenderIoin
| 100: *Death. 101; %Brisk. 50; $Nanine, 95
| @Ventoro, 95; sKalif, 95.
| Can start as others scratch: Shareham
| 10S; Morowanta, 167; Give and Take, 90
| Rnugh Rider 100: Einus, 100.
| Sixth race-Handicap three-year-
| and up; mile and q sixteenth. McMeekiT
| izS: The Puritan, 120; Carbunele- III; Al
| fred Vargrave, 81; Ben Battle, 100; Lad
of the Valley. 90; Lamp 0'Lee, los; War
rented, 90; Handicapper, 50; Lee Bruno
| 109.
apprentice allowance.
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She brought up against the iron pier II
was through the pounding of the tug that
the pier was so wrecked that it was
finally swept away
A dozen volunteers with ropes rushed TO
the pier where tie Hadden's plight was
seen. and though waves were sweeping
clean over the structure, they managed 10
save Captain stork and his seven men
Met :. Hero's Death
The last man had just been pulled to the
pier when the end section gave away,
carrying with it to death one OF the he
role reseuers. The mans name is as yet
unknown.
At Atlantic City. Asbury Park, and the
Roekaways board walks were damaged and
| bathing houses carried away. Seven nun
dred feet Of board walks and shore pa1h
at Manhattan Beach were carried away BY
the tremendous pounding OF the seas
At Nayesink Highlands the sea swept
from the Atlantic TO the Shrewsbury
River
The Columbia Damaged.
The Cup defender Columbia. which had
been housed at City Island, was blown
! from the ways. She had 4 hole stove IN
! her bottom.
James F. Barity ard William Rae were
drowned IN jamaica Bay, making three
lives known to be lost in the storm
| Their boathoUse at Thurston's Creek was
blown away, and they fooiishIy made after
it in an endeavor to save it. Their boat
vas capsized twenty feet from shore and
| both were lost
1t IS estimated that the shore damag:
along the coast in New York and vicinit!
| viii aggregate $590, ,0GO-
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ALONG NEW ENGLAND COAST.
Great Danlnge Done and Shipping in
Danger.

Great Damage Done and Shipping in
Danger.
BOSTON. Nov. 25-The worst gale OF
the season rs sweeping along the New
England Coast II made its appearance
yesterday and ragged with fury, accom-
panied by the sIeet and rainstorm.
This morning The wind is stiu blo1ing
with violence ana the rain beats down
fiercely. All the vessels in Boston Har-
Dor have been warned not to approach
outside. Many were caught below Nan
tucket Roads yesterday and last night,
and although they threw out double an
chors fore and aft. many of them had q
fierce battle to withstand the elements
The steamer Boston. bound to London,
attempted to leave port. but finally gave
up TO wind and wave, and anchored IL the
lower harbor.
Anxiety Is felt for the numerous ship
ping vessels which il is known we're close
to port yesterday. None have arrived
AZ the beach resorts the surf is beating
with such fiereeness that cottages are
/ taken from their foundations and carried
/ back.
/ The gale reminds BOstCRians Of the OnC
/ Of November IS, 1898 The Portland Iiny
/ has refused TO send its boats out during
/ the storm
! At Northshorc, an electric car was
! blown from the track ana ran into :
/ tree Miss Susie McGIone was siightI!
injured.
At Providence the dredger Capital was
/ blown ashore
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BRTTIsE LossEs -.
KItchener's Additional Report on
the HiIITers Dorp Fight.

LONDON. Nov. 25.-A despatch received
from General Kitchener today shows tF1L
the engagement at Eilliers Dorp on No
vember 20 between the forces of Major
Fisher and Comnandant BUYS was more
serious than reports would seem to indi-
cate.
Both Major Fisher and Major Langmore
we're seriously injured The despatch
adds:
The Beers attacked on both the north
and south Fisher obtained cover for his
force, but few hours later the horses
stampeded. and during the confusion the
Beers obtained lodgment.
Majors Fisher and Langmore were
dangerously wounded and $50 men were
forced to surrender.
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now TO PREVENT GROUP.

II viii be good news to the mothers Ct small
children &c learn that Group can be prevented
Tho frst SIGN of the disease Is hodrseness. A day
or two before the attack the child becomes hoarse
This Is soon foII6wed by peculiar rough cough.
Give ChaTnberlaTn-s Cough Remedy freely as soon
as fbn c}iId becomes heaTse. or even after the
you5h cough appears and 1t viii disPel all symp-
toms of Group In. this way all danger and
anxiety may be avoided That remedy is used
II, fbis yzav BY many thousands of mothers and
has never been known to fail 1t Is, in fact the
only reTuetiv that can always be depended upon,
ard tbat IS pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail All
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TRUSTEES SALE.
DUXcASsoN BROTHERS. AUcrIo2

DUNcANsoN. BROTHERS. AUCTIoNEERs- T
7,pT-STFFS' SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NUMBERED 4eS SIXTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
~ virtue OF a certain deed Of trust recorded
- ii,er a237 at folio $50 ct seq, OF the land rec
- Ia ~ the pisttiet Of Columbia, we shall sell, in
-t ~ the premises. on MONDAY. THE SIC
nSD nay or DECEMBER A D., 1901, AT 4:30
0.CI p. H., part Of original lots numbered
- 9e in square 457. in the city Of Washing
+on n c. as described in said deed OF trust.
%TFRvc: Cash A deposit Of $3.50 required at
+;1aa of sale ConveyancinR, etc, at purchasers
Ia Terms to be complied with in fifteen days
fo1, 4av Of sale otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at risk and cost
% 54a,1l+;ng purchaser after five days advertise
- yof of such resale in some newspaper published
| in Washington, D. c,
A. JOSEPH K. McGAMNON,
| FRANCIS H SMITH,
| oan-dkfs Trustees.
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DIED IN a CHAIR.
Phoebe Brown, CoIored. n Victim of
Heart Disease.

Sitting in an old armchair which for
twenty years had been her co--stant sol
ace. Phoebe Brown was found dead this
morning about o'eIck by her husband
at 426 I Street northwest Coroner hewitt
will issue q certificate of death from nat
Ural causes.
Mrs. Brown was colored, foTty-eight
years old. and for some years had been
a sufferer from heart trouble. Last night
she sat uD quite late to let her husband
in, and as he retired she drew her chair
up to the fire When he awOl0e shortly
before . o'clock she was still sitting in
the chair Brown arose and. going to the
chair. discovered his wife was dead.
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Tt Means Ostracism.-FouI breath AMI
disgusting discharges due to catarrh make thou
sands of people objects of aversion Hon. George
James. OF scranton, Pa. says: i have been
T1,artvr to eatarrh for twenty years. constant
hawking and dropping in the throat and pain
in the head, very offensive breath. l tried Dr.
AgnewTs Catarrhal Powder. The first application
gave instant relief. After using few bottles /
was cured Sold by F. s Williams, Ninth and
+ Streets: Edmcnds & Williams, Third Street
and PennsyIvania Avenue--I4-
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Steamship Arrivals.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The following
steamships have arrived: La Champagne,
from Havre; .Buenos Ayres. from GIas-
gov: Karamania, from Marseilless Lain,
from Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar.
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\ Fire in sIussachusettz.

NORTH WEYMOUTH, Mass, Nov 20
The Bradley Fertilizer Works were burn
ed this morning. The loss is Sl00,UGO.
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EDUCATIONAL.

St; boarding and day school for girls and young
ladies; primary, commercial, and college pre-
perztory courses; music and art; classes resumed
Monday. September I6 1901; for further p2rticU-
lars, address SISTER u. AUGUSTA. Superior.
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ave. ne. W Il MICHAEL.
THE MEMBERS % Columbia Lodge No %. K.
oi P. requested TO raest at their Castle Hall.
1904 Penns- ave. nv this MONDAY EVENING.
AT O'CLOCK Z. NJ. TO make Engagements for
the funeral of cur late brother. Robert l. Cow
ling A L SCOTT, C @
h R. BIDDLE- Keeper Records and Seal nj
THE Children's Hospital has deed Of trust On
It for twenty thousand dollars On which il iS
paying interest Help to pay it
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AUCTION SALES

AECTIOa SALES
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY AND BASE
NFTT BRICK HOUSE No 656 K ST. \. E.
Nv virtue OF a certain deed Of trust, recorded
in Liber No 1910, folio 429 ct SEQ, of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia, We VIII sell,
at public auction, In front of the premises, on
| WEDNESDAY. THE 4TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
1901 at so O'CLOCK p m, the following de-
z-r;,ed real estate situate in the city OF Wash
inoton in said District: Lot 100, in Square SOB,
together with the improvements, consisting oi
tvo-story brick house
Terms. one-third cash, balance in equal Instail-
lpents, at one and two years. with interest at
sta fsA nor centun per aHnuEl, payable semi
annzailv. from day of sale, secured by, deed OF
trust upon the property sold or al cash at the
| ge reo,sired at time 9f sale. All couTeyaneing
| etc. at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
Ti4b within ten days, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell at risk and cost OF tht
AIDS B BROWNE,
4 GEO Z EMN0NS,
! Trustees
/ JAMES " RADCLIFFE, Auctioneer.
! no2S q q, q, dee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR sALE-salyage from the IRE At grain elevs-
tor VIII be sold at once on premises rs Delaware
ave- ne " L NIlHAFT.
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Hoods Pills asss assensllss sas p:5.

fer results than any other cathartic- Easy to
take. easy to operate. All druggists % cents,
or by mail of C. /. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
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Cures Consumption

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-17
STAMPEDE IN CENSUS OFFICE
Wild scene Caused by an Order Re-
gurding Payment of CLERKS.

| Washington, June ia stampede oc-
Cured among the clerks of the census
cff!ce Saturday as a result of Director
Merriam 5 recent order providing for the
payment OF employees after office hours.
One woman was severely hurt about the
head, several others tainted and an I'M
aense glass covering for an electric
switchboard was destroyed. In order to
prevent confusion Merriam directed
saturday morning that the clerks should
form a the entrance on First street in
columns Of twos and march to the main
entrance on II street, thu which they
We're 10 approach the office of the dis
hurser.
Instead of needing this order, however
about 1000 CLERKS grabbed hats ard
coats ard scrambled thru the doorway
@nd windows at the first STROKE os the
l.ell at O'clock A scene Of confusion
prevailed, the doorway being jammed
With men struggling With one anotherto
get thru the doorway. one eideriy
Woman clerk. who was unable to extrl-
cate herself from The throng trppel
and fell heaalong down the stairs, cut
ting bad cash in forehead
When the crowd reached the n street
entrance Chief Clerk NJ cssuley heard the
roise and rushed from his office. fol-
lowed by Assistant Chief Clerk Fowle.
Tire two officials attempted TO stop the
rush. but were pushed aside MaAuley
ran to the head of the staircase and
commanded the men to stop. but once
more he was rushed against the wall. He
then drew pad from his pocket and
commenced writing down the names of
the men whom he ree0ytiizad lint M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-17
Go THIS Time suro.

The low rates that will prevail in con-
nection with the Fpworth League con-
vention at San Francisco viii afford an
unusual opportunity for eastern people
to visit the Pacific coast going one
route and returning via another.
The convention dates are July is to u,
and the sale of tickets begins early in
July. The round trip rates are remark
ably low and are particularly note
worthy because they permit one to re-
turn via the Shasta North Pacific route
and visit Portland Tacoma, Seattle,
Puget Sound. Spokane Helena. Butte,
Duluth. Minneapolis. Superior. St. Paul.
and. enroute, make the tour of the Won
derful Yellowstone Park.
This last. especially. is the chance of a
lifetime Yellowstone Patk is the mar
vel of the world. Added to this the
privilege of seeing the new northwest
Oregon Washington Idaho, Montana,
North Dakota and ADMINISTRATIVE the
long limits on these tickets allow all OF
this-make this chance one to be seized
Send Charles 5. Fee. ST. Paul, MINI,
cents and he will send you an Ep-
worth folder and finely Illustrated
tourist book; wonderland, 1901 both
of which will give you some very In
structive reading regarding the north
west and Yellowstone Park the Sacra
mento and Columbia rivers. Puge,
Sound. Mounts Shasta. Adams, Hood
Rainier ETC., and other features of the
northwest. historical and scenic, are de.
scribed in these pamphlets. Send for
them anyhow. Write to George r. Rog-
ers. d. & A., Des Moines Iowa. or ad-
dress Charles S. Fee. st. Paul, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-17
THE JURY DIsAGREEs.
Failure to Arrive ut Verdict In
Reynoida f.auc

Failure to Arrive ut Verdict In
Reynolds Case.
New York. June 17-The third trial Of
DR.. Samuel. Kennedy on the charge OF
killing Dolly Reynolds came to an end
at 1925 O'Clock yesterday morning when
the jury, which had been out since u IL
asturday afternoon. reported to Judge
Nefburger that it could not agree. and
was discharged The prisoner was re-
manded to the Tombs
When the foreman of the jury an
nonnced the inability of the jury Ia
agree DR. Kennedy seemed unable Ia
comprehend the situation. Then the
tears came to his eyes and his face
showed the effort he was making to con-
troll himself and crush his disappolnt-
ment But the smile that had been
marked thru most of the trial came
back quickly and grew brighter as he
caught the eye of Moore, his attorney.
Immediately after the adjournment OF
court the attorneys for the defense saw
Judge Newburger In regard to their
next step in behalf of Kennedy. The
judge said they should see District At
torney Philbln as to whether he would
said that he ftfe judge would be out OF
town tomorrow. but that they could APP
pear before Him on Tuesday to make
whatever motion they desired.
Attorney Moore will ask District At
torney Phiibln to move the quashing OF
the Indictment and X the latter does
not take this step to free DR.. Kennedy
Moore himself will make that motion, al
guing that the state has twice shown It's
inability to convict his client Of the
crime charged and that the old idea OF
two disagreements being equivalent to
an acquittal ought to prevail in this
case.
Five ballots were taken by the Jury.
The first stood three for conviction and
three for acquitttal. with six blank.
The second ballot staQt aix for coavie.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-17
WOULD BOX ON THE SEA.
jim corbett Has q Great scheme 4

Jim Corbett Has Great Scheme for
Deciding Fight.
Providence. r. l.. June 17.-Negotia-
tions have been opened by James j. Cor
bett to promote boxing on the high seas.
He is said to have offered $4,000 TO the
owner Of the floating theater Columbia
for their craft. Corbett's Innovation is
viewed with alarm by the "pugs," who
aver that side-steppng and shifts, when
when performed in a ring aboard ship
while the decks are rolling. are liable to
eliminate in either kick, split or
breakdown. Corbett's proposed nautical
arena has seating capacity Of nearly
1000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-17
TIE LIVESTOCK REVIEW.
Cattle Receipts More Liberal Than
Expected and Prices Lo.ver.

Cattle Receipts More Liberal Than
Expected and Prices Lower.
Chicago juno l7.-C'aJtis--R Receipts to-
Cay we're mare liberal than Anticipated
% 0@ and coming At q time when
consumption Of beef il greatly checked
by warm weather. served to bring about
anothe. weak market, and tieae was a
frr'her average decline Of ten cents per
hundred. best beevea alone excepted.
EXPORT trade is a highly important fac
tor at present. The Shipments Of feed
ing cattle from here last week filed Isl
cats
Hnge-Reoeipss were six thousand
mere than anticipated bout $1,000.
Demand from Chicago packers and
eastern shippers was active but buyers
used the big supply as a means of fore
ing Prices abou. FIVE cents ower
Sheep-Supplies continue liberal, re-
eeipta being in the neiahborhood of 90 :
900 Despite the -arge auppiy there was
a GOOD general demand and prices ruled
stronger to a tritie higher, in stead OF
io9er
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-17
OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST

Special TO Times Republican
Des Moines. June l1.-For Iowa Fair
tonight and TUESDAY: slightly cooler in
northeast portion tonight
An area Of comparatively high pres
sure overlies the central valleys accom-
panied by clear weather and moderate
Temperature.
Light showers have occurred during
the past twenty-four hours over lakes
Michigan and western Superior. north
ern Dakota and the British northwest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-17
BASE BALL YESTERDAY

.Nf. l'JAN<Al1
Chicago 4, New York 4. tFourteen il
niugsO
Cincinnati o, Pittsburg ..
st. Lous IL, Brooklyn, >.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver 2. Kansas City A.
s. Paul 2, Omaha g.
Minneapolis 2. Des Moines !
Colorado Springs II. st. Joseph 3.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Dayton 4. Fort Wayne 2.
C5iumbus 8. Wheeling 1.
Louisville 0, Toledo ii.
Marion g Indianapolis 8.
THREE 1 LEAGUE.
Rockford 4, Dayton o
Rock Island 8, Bloomington 8.
Davenport 20. Evansville 10.