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Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-01
Ru.s,sn Hard Wheat for Seed.

Kansas City, Mo-, July Sl.-Nine-
teen carloads Of Russian hard wheat
arrived in Kansas City and was placed
in the government warehouse. 1t 10
70 be distributed for seed purposes in
Kansas and Oklahoma
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-01

Jacksonville, Fla, July ai.-Bishop
John Moore died yesterday at his
home in st. Augustine, surrounded
by all the priests Of Florida. His end
was peaceful
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-01
powaver Empress Frederick's Condition

Hamburg, July 3l.-At late hour
last night the condition of Dowager
Empress Frederick was reported to
be very serious. Emperor William IL
returning from his Norwegian cruise
and will arrive here In three days.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-01

The California Cured Fruit associa-
tion at San Jose yesterday sold "a
100000 pounds Of prunes to eastern
buyers.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1901-08-01

,ludson l.. Babcock, independent
candidate, was elected mayor Of Seda-
LA, NO., over John o. Fisher, social
ist-democrat.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
REAL EsrArE-oIT1-FoR SALE.


II MoNTGoMERY ST.
REAL ESTATE.
SIS, ,000-Rents sos per month; Sanscme-st
corner; substantial brick building
of 45 rooms under lease and rented ss
hotel; tenant pays water and makes
$40. 500-Rents SIS per month; Hyde-st corner:
ywindow houses of rooms am
bath, and cottage of rooms and pain >
all in perfect order and steadily rent
ed; 4Sx76:9.
s7,5Oo-Rents SO per month"; choice NE.
corner ON Twenty-ffth st.. new I'M
provements consist of flats, also store
and one fiat adjoining; 25x1O4.
$t,5OO-Valencia St. close to junction OF Mar
ket and Valencia sts.; this property IS
bound to enhance in value; store and
$7.250-Rents $eS per month; Howard ST.. near
Twelfth; 9 bay-window fats of :, Z. q
rooms and bath each; 25xl3I
1, 0,5O0-Rents $40 per MONTH Devisadero ST.,
near Haight; bay-yindow hatl; must
be sold in order to close an estate;
s425o-Rents $50 so per month. Twenty
fourth St; substantial building con-
sists of store and two fats with drive
way and stable in rear: Z6xll4.
SO, 600-Rents $35 per month; close. to Market
and Sixth; tenements of o-3 rooms
50, 5o0-Rents $3S; Clara ST.; 3 well-buiIt fats
of 4-4-6 rooms each; in good order and
steadily rented.
rooms each; nice lot to improve with
elegant flats; 30x75.
Sj,lVO-kentS -S4S per month"; near OlAlH
Folsom sts.; 6 flats OF rooms each;
brick foundation, etc.; 25x75-
$2.100-Rents S24 per month; near Howard
and Fourteenth sts 2 flats of rooms
each 30xT5
So, 6OO-Rents S32 per month; Harrison St,
near Seventh; 6 fats of rooms eachi
25xS0
Send for our Reals Estate Record, containing
a list of properties for sale in all parts OF the
city
Latest Pocket Map Of San Francisco Csc
G. H. UMBSEN CO.,
Il Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

FOR sale or for reht-New 2-story house on
49th ave-, Ocean boulevard blocks south OF
boulevard; fine profitable place for a hotel
$25O-Lots on 22d and View aves.; street
graded
S150-Lots on Lincoln ave., Heynan Tract.
$5o-Alvin Tract lots, 25x125 Elmaurst r.
r. station: five cents fare from Oakland; soc
down, soc monthly; rich SOIL
$26O-Rouse and two lots 50x1Z5 Alvin
Tract: $40 down, 81 so monthly
25x1OO-1 lot left, fronting Ocean boulevard
Sisoo~Modern Groom and bath houses. op-
pcstte terminus Valencia and Mission SITS. !;
easy terms.
$15o-Lots San Jose ave-. fronting San Ma
teo electric car: $5 down. 81 monthly
$150-Lots near 29th St. Buena Vista: s5
down, 81 monthly.
$45o--Lots Arlington St: graded and sew
$45O-Cor 5Ox1OO: Ocean View; street grad
ed; $40 down, So 30 monthly.
$3.50 each-Lots west side 11th ave, between
] and X SITS. Sunset District; S25 down, So
monthly.
$75O-SW. cor. 18th ave and K St. Sunset
District; $50 down, $40 monthly
$125--Lots 95x1O0, Excelsior Homestead; 81
down, 81 monthly.
$150-Lots Silver ave, near San Bruno ears:
$5 down, 81 monthly.
s250--Near 18th st: San Mateo cars; IS
down, So monthly.
s25o..Lots on goth, near Diamond ST.; 81
JACOB HEYMAN,
III Suffer- ST
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15


THE PLAIN TRUTH TELLS
Ny neighbor is rich5 their children riding
in carriages; but We are Door. Why? Their
father bought sand lots near the Park for
$780, worth now $iOC0.
History repeats ITSELF 1 am offering sand
lots near Park. Sunset District. for S1OO, 81
JACOB HEyMAN. III suttsr St
HAWKS & SKELETON.
Rents Collected and Entire Charge Taken
of Property.
S7500-Scott St, near Union; fine bay view;
modern. rooms and attic: Scott St improving
$6250-Octavia, near Broadway; modern
house. rooms; fine bay view; good neighbor-
hood
S1I ,OcO-New flats: Broderick. near Grove.
6-6-1 rooms: rents $1115 per annum.
SO, ooo-SW. -,S cor Leavenworth and Green
approach from Hyde or Union St cars.
OOOe-Valencia-st. investment; houses
rooms each; rents S45 per month: cheap.
Third and Bryant; rents SSco per annum; in
$5coo-Lot W. Polk N. of Union; 5Ox1Oo:
$510O-Iot on south side of Chestnut st..
west of Hyde: 81 :6x110; fine view of bay
eSis2 f,ne site for building ana svery osrS
room sunny; good view south; also viewe OF
Golden Gate from upper floor.
Eighteenth; 11Ox1G0: street graded and sew
sffd HAWKS & SKELETON. s2s Montgomery st.
s525o-26 HILL St. nr. Valencia; 12 rooms.
bath, finished basement: lot 25x114
$45C0-423 Lombard st. 2 fats, IL rooms. bath;
modern: lot 25x90 to rear street.
$7OOc-Lombard St; fats; all modern: lot
40x9O- PATTERSON & CO.,
Il City Hall square.
FOR sALE-sacrihce; handsome flats: Mission
warm belt; choice location. Owner, box 2T3o
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

A. NJ. SPECK & CO.. 66I Market, OPP. Kearny.
Real Estate Agents and Rent Collectors.
SIC, ,0OO-Reduced IRON 10000; corner, T5xI5
feet, within one-third block OF Market
and close to Hibernia Bank; stores
and lodging-house; best investment on
Market St must be sold.
$50, OO0-Corner 4SxS2: IS; first corner facing
Market st. north: sold for SO, 800 20
years ago; want offer.
$50, ,000-Gore corner; brick building; stores
and 106 rooms; bank mortgage $780,
Coo; rents $4OO; can easily be increased
to $780,
500, COO-Haif block from Orpheum; one block
from proposed Crocker Hotel and new
Flood building; stores and lodging
house.
$40. .OOo-Geary-st corner: lot 81 :6x13T IS; very
substantial improvements; rents S255;
pays cent net.
$35, ,OOO-Turk St, one block from Market st.
store and 16 rooms above this is d
splendid buy.
$50, ,00e-Lddy St. near Jones; 4S #. frontage;
frame improvements; this is a quick
seller.
$27, ,5O0-Business corner; best location IN West
$500.
$23, ,000-McAllister st bargain: SO :6x120; only
partly improved; rents S134.
SIG, Panhandle corner: two new build
ings: rents $142; lot 37x115.
$50, 10,OC0-Leavenworth st. investment; 81 feet
$12, 75O-New Van Ness ave mats; rents Si25;
safe buy.
$11, 500-Ellis st. corner stores and flats; 8
frontages; lot 81 :6xS7 20 feet; rents Sg5
$95OO-Rents $1O3; lot 50xSO; downtown in
vestment.
s495o-Two modern flats; only one-half block
from Market St; rents $40; cost near
ly $1,000
$360O-Flats vicinity Third and Howard sts :.
rents $40 so; mortgage S17OO can re-
main.
A NJ. sPECK CO.. 6e7 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St5hLS; be independent; entire course IN hair
eaa Seaaaessing; weeks. s5; materials furnished
oSS Ellis St. ground floor,
"ANTED-Experienced saleswoman. Apply
DetNeen and IL a. m, HALE BROS.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

MADISON & BURKE,
Established January. 1858.
REAL Estate AGENTS.
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY
626 Market St. Opp. Palace. Hotel
: Choice piece business property on Kearny,
near Market ST., paying q per cent on asking
price
Sacramento st:-Two modern flats. near Fill
more; lot 25x127; price $GsOO
$975O-Grove St, near Webster; flats; rents
SI2 per month; lot 3SxS2:6
s6a5O-clay St, near Buchanan; rooms and
bath; in good order; p ;2x127;s-
ss5Oo-Flats on Pleasant St. near Taylor;
renting for S42 per month; this property Is In
good order and is always rented.
12.oOo-Rents s111e per annumi 6 good bay
$975O-Pays 1864 per annum; good fats and
large lot in good renting locality. Western Ad-
dtion.
$25. Downtown corner; on Post ST; stores
$525O-Rents 5000 per annum; woodward
ave. near Fifteenth and Valencia sts.; flats;
lot :6x70.
sts. store and flats; rents sSe; only $SsOo
s35oO-Two flats; clinton Park. near Dolores
ST.; rent $40 per year
s5ocO-A nice sunny home north line Bush
St. Devisadero; rooms and bath; lot
2lx13T IS.
$350O-Twenty-sixth St. near Castro; flats;
rents $2T; lot 25xl14
s340o-Jones St, near Jackson; fats; rents
$3G per month; 35x62:6.
$2I5O-Sanchez St, NV. corner Jersey; cot
tage Of rooms; lot 30x1O0.
$2CO0-Nice cottage home on Nineteenth St,
near Eureka; modern, rooms and bath; lot
25x75.
$tooo-valencia St, near Twenty-ffth; partly
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MURRAY & READY. Phone Main 5

A-MOARAY & READY. Phone Main 5S4S
.----.-..-. 634-636 CLAY ST ...-...--...
--Leaoing Employment and Labor Agents.
c---.-... OFFICE OPEN A. NJ. ........
Sarrlage trimmer, country shop. ..... SO day
Sningle packer and sawyer. .$65 and found
sash weight molders; 3 machinists, hours
DAY; young man for lettering and designing
metal and rubber work.
furnace man, quicksilver mine $e5 and
mouse; slack cooper, see boss here, S35 and
iound; D blockmakers, see boss here; 10 farm
nanosi farmers. orchard work.
PioW teamsters $50 and found
D pruners. apricot and peach trees.
...-.-.- ------ ..-..-.....-... $50 ana found
Horse clipper; , stablemen $40 and $50
Mixer, city. $35; mixer, country dairy, $50
9nI louno .--..-
1talan vegetable gardener. =. $40 and house
choremen; choreboys; old man for chores,
ranch, $40 and found; 10 uemakers, good
JOB, l2e each; % woodchoppers 81 % to 81 so
cord; milk wagon driver, city, $50 and
louno .--.----....-. .................
'----.- HOTEL DEPARTMENT $500.
Cook and wife. man as cook, wife as wait
reSs --------..---.-. $50 and found
COOK. restaurant. near city. $40 and found
Cook, short order, Mendocino County. 80.
q ..-:---:.--- .$35 and found
cooks for other places; waiter city, $40;
waiter, country hotel fare 75c $50 and
found; waiter. Colusa County. $50; walters,
Qther places; baker, mining camp steady job
$40 and found; cake baker, south S35 and
found; young man to drive for bakery city,
$50 and found; kitchen hand $25; dishwash-
ers. Sl5. $50 and $25. MURRAY & READY,
634-630 Clay st
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

O0--Seventeenth ST., near Dolores; fats;
rents $50; lot SO 6x57 Is; offered low to force
sale. MADISON & BURKE,
626 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

500 to $250-Level building lots near Ms
slon-st. electric cars: IS monthly.
Modern cottages; splendid locattonss all bar
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

Send to office for Buyer and Seller,
containing full list OF improved and untm-
proved properties for sale; mailed free
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
GEO. A. RAYMOND.

Room ?. 7th hoor Mills building
Folsom st., bet. 1st and ID; corner; IS7:ex
275 factory site; $4,000.
Eddy st, flats. new and modern; annual
Fillmore and Green: corner; 6s:exs7:e; ma
washington, near Baker; 75x127:sH; btu
rninized street; cement sidewalk; $1,000
Clay, near Cherry. north side; lot 2:8x145;
College Heights, south of Golden Gate Park:
splendid views; fine climate; lots $500 to $11OO;
Ross Valley Park-san Anselmo, Maria Co.;
lots $500 to 500.
GEO. A. RAYMOND. Mills building.
sUNNYsIDE.
s9O0-231 Joost ave-: nice 4-room eottage; no
payment down; monthly payment 61S 80;
same as rent
$125O-42 Circular ave-: store and 5-rooni fat;
store rents for So per month; small pay
ment down. balance same as rent.
ment; rents for si2; $3.50 cash, balance
$14 a month.
s1OOO-22O chapuItepec. near Goth ana Mis-
down: $14 a month.
s95O-1s19 18th ave; new house. rooms:
small payment down, balance same as
rent.
s22OO-S5Os Mission st; ; store and living rooms:
small payment down, balance same as
A. 4 RUDELL. 222 sansoms st.
WRIGHT & EWEIL,
Real Estate and Financial Agents
Loans, Insurance. BIG MONTGOMERY St
SO, 00O-A- prominent corner on Larkin St:
size TOxS7:6; leased; pays over per
cent net.
$110, ,OOo-Splendid investment on Geary ST.
close in: pays over $500 month
s65, ,CO0-Prominent corner on Srtter s., not
sso.OOO-Mission ion St. near Beale: within
block OF railroad offices; pays
over per cent
81, ,25OEShrader st.. near Waller: lot % :6x
leg. with fats; renting for s65 per
month.
PRESIDIO HEIGHTS DISTRICT
Beautiful building lots; south side OF Jackson
SSCoe-NEW, modern, uD-to-date flats. and
rooms and bath; PAGE ST. between Ash
bury and Masonic: lot 25x112:6 feet; rents
$50 80 per month: well rented: agents need
not apply Address box 27SO. Call
S12CG-COTTAGE rooms and bath: owner
on place. 1922 Tenth ave-, Sunset District.
For Additional Classified Advertise
ments See Page Fifty Eight
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

$tGO0-Valencia St, near Twenty-fifth; partly
improved; 36x90 to an alley.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

MADISON & BURKE,
Esta blished January. 1858.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY
626 Market St. Opp. Palace Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

SOL GETZ & BROTHER,
Room 81, Chronicle building.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

FOR SALE-Sacrifice; handsome fats: Mission
warm belt; choice location. Owner. box 2T3a
Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15
.DoUARTERs FOR PARK LOTS.

Sunset branch ofhce. 9th ave. near II st.
S4OO to $S00-Choicest Richmond lots; SO
monthly.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

NOTICE-The grocery business carried on by
the Enterprise Rochdale Company at No. 1868
Seventh st. Oakland, has hsen sold and
transferred to CAPTAIN w T. SHOREY
who is the proprietor thereof Dated
December II, 1901.
BUSINESS Mems Legal Bureau" consuta-
ton free; in bankruptcy and divorce proceed
ings parties not required to GO into court.
Room Gil. Examiner bldg. phone Black 1904.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-15

OPERATORS at Levi Strauss & Co.'s Overall
Factory 22H Fremont ST.; no experience
necessary; good pay, steady work Apply to
MR DAVIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06
UNABLE TO FINISH
The Second Race OF American
Yachts a Failure.
WIND DIES OUT AND TINE fxPlRfS.


A Newport. L. l.. Dispatch says the
second official trial race Of the 'olum.
bia and the Constitution practically
had no result. The yachts, for lack OF
wind, were unable to finish within the
time limit of five and onc.half hours.
AZ 6:3O in the evening the contest
came to nm inglorious conclusion, two
miles Ia the eastward Of Brenton's
reef lightship. Az that time the Co
lumbla lead by agood quarter of n mile.
The coursc was triangular, tcun nautical
miles to u leg, the first being u beat,
windward, cast by south, the second a
reach with the wind about abcan, and
the third n run before the wind, which
hauled To make IL another stretch with
the wind abeam until the race was de
clarcd off.
Sir Thomas Upton and his friends
watched the race with eager interest
from the bridge of the steam yacht
Erin. Nothing noteworthy occurred
In the race until the second mark was
rounded by the boats. the Columbia
leading by a margin Of four and one
half minutes. Almost ~ Hat calm pre-
vailed for nearly twenty minutes. The
Constitution was showing marvellous
ability as q drift"r. The Columbia set
her spinaker, but the wind hauling,
took it in again after n few moments.
The Constitution lowered her spinalicr
pole. but did not set the sail. Under
her balloon iib top sail She crawlcd mp
very slowly and passed the Columbia.
The wind came n little frcshcr and the
Constitution increased her lead. II
frcshcncd still more, when Columbia
luffcd II and passed the Constitution
with singular rapidity and was n
quarter OF a mile in the lead when the
time limit was up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06
THE NEWS IN BRIEF

Warden Davis, of tho Nebraska state
pcnitentiary is sick with typhoid fever
A dispatch from Caracas, Venezuela,
says that war is imminent between
that power and Colombia.
The strike of the brewers at the
Fremont Brewery, declared last FRI
day is off, the men having gone back to
work.
Articles of incorporation of the VAL
entine State bank have been filed. The
new bank will have n capital stock of
S25, 900.
At Munson, Pa, Emanuel Rinus, q
German miner, was blown tn atoms by
an explosion of powder which had
ignited from his pipe.
Rev. j. w. Swan and wife of Wymore
were rendered a reception by the mem
hers of til NJ. l.. church. Rev. Swan
has accepted II call to Omaha.
During a thunder storm OF Altoona,
Pa, a party of golf players took refuge
in IA building. Lightning struck it and
ID. ID. Marks, aged 20, was killed.
Late reports from the wreck which
occurred on the Great Northern forty
miles east of Kalispell, Mont, indicate
that the wreck was the worst in the
history Of the road. Thirty-four lives
have been lost and ten were injured, at
least three of whom will die.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06
TO AVERT WAR
President Mckinley Tenders His
Good Offices.
WRITES TO SpUNkY NtldHBORS
Urges Colombia aud Venezuela to settle
Their Differences - Dcriores Dispose
tion of Quarrc, -Nnsr'crs arc Rc-
ccivcd Contents Unknown.

II has been accrtaincd that on Au-
gust ~, during Secretary Hays recent
visit to Washington, u tclcgrnphic mes
sage was sent Ia the ministers at Car
ncas and I,ogotn. directing them to in
form the foreign secretaries of Ncnc.
zucla and Colombia Of the distress with
which the president had heard Of the
likelihood Of n disturbance between
those two republics.
Advcrting tn the responsibility Of
the United States being 'cxcrtcd to
compose tho pending questions, the
ministers have directed to say that,
while the relations of this government
with both nations arc equally intimate
and friendly and every opportunity Is
taken ~ show the good will we bear
them, nm offer OF the presidents kindly
offices to arrange any di differences which
may exist between Colcy,bia and Ven
czucla would he ineffective without the
acquicscncc Of both. Nevertheless, in
spircd by the sentiments which are
common to all the governments of the
American rcpu blics, the United States
would sincerely deplorc a breach Of the
amicablc relations that Mt this time
happily exist between the sister ma
tions of the western world, and would
especially regret any action by either
of them which might menace the sc.
curity of transit across the isthmus Of
the neutrality Of It's territory and
thereby constrain the government Of
the United States to consider its re-
Sponsthilitin. mud Function, pp1.r ,~.
listing treaty engagements with Colom-
bia.
The text Of Mr. Hays telegram has
o been made public. IL is under
stood that nm acknowledgment of It's
receipt has been made by the Ncnczuc-
Ian government, but its purport has
not been made known, although ~ Is
said to be friendly in tone, and while
charging invasion by Colombian forces
on the Venezuelan border and refer
ring to the temporary suspension of
diplomatic intercourse which has &C.
cured, the way appears to be open for
explanations. Venezuela has not de-
clared war against Colombia. No nc
acknowledgement has beer received from
Bogota, but this Is supposed To be due
to the reported delays in telcgraphic
communication bc,wccd lIogota and
end the coast stations.
Colombia, also, 1t is said, has made
response to the note of Secretary Hay.
While it's contents are not o%btainablc,
the statement IL made that IL is concil-
iatory in character and expresses nm
earnest wish that wal with Venezuela
mny DC avoided. Such n result, IL is
stated, would bc a cause OF genuine
regret 10 the people Of Colombia. Col
onibia, 1t is stated, stands ready to nc.
cept the friendly intervention of the
United States 10 avert wal and reposes
full confidence In tho latter country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06
SWEPT BY FLOOD
City OF Cleveland Devastated by
Rushing Waters.
A 00uDBuRSI IN The NIGHT TINE


Cleveland, o.. dispatch says; With
he breaking Of dawn Sunday morning
the citizens OF Cleveland awoke To-
look upon n scene of unparalleled de-
vastation and destruction caused by u
raging Hood. While the entire city
was more or less effected, the great
volume OF raging water vented its an
ger over miles OF the eastern portion
OF the city and caused an amount OF
damage approximately estimated at
$1,000, 600.
The appalling overflow was caused
by n terrific rain that commenced to
fall shortly after . O'Clock In the night,
turned into a perfect cloudburst be-
tween the hours of 3 and 5, and then
continued with great force. The storm,
according to the weather officials, was
n heaviest that swept over Cleveland
since the establishment of the govern
ment weather bureau there over forty
years ago.
That no lives were lost l. scarcely
short of n miracle. The surging waters
spread over an area in the east end
nearly. eight miles long and a mile and
n bali wide. This extended from
woodland Hills e to East Cleve-
land and back to East Madison avenue.
Many Houses Undermined.
Great volumes Of water poured ovcr
ron Doan and Giddings brooks down
Quincy street, swamped Vienna street,
rushed over Cedar wen back to
East Prospect street, swept like n mill
race down Lincoln avenue to Euclid
avenue and then on To Glen Park
place, whero houses were undermined
rs though built of straw and almost
i~ncalculablc damage done To streets
and property.
Over n large share of this exclusive
territory the water rushed
with terrific force, varying in depth
from ono to six feet. Culverts, tres
ties and bridges were torn down and
Tor hours nothing seemed capable of
stemming the tide of destruction.
Hundreds of residents who were inn
prisioned in their beautiful homes like
stranded islanders were almost panic
stricken, expecting TO be called upon
to wade out into the swirling waters
ut almost any minute. Danger signals
were flashed about the city as speedily
as the disabled telephone system would
allow and the rescue work commenced
Row boats piled back aud forth assist
ing whole families from pcrilous po-
hitions, but these proved pitifully
inadequate, and it was soon found nee.
cssary to resort To the prccaution Of
calling on tho lifc-saving crew from
the river, u distance of seven miles.
The lifc-boats were quickly loaded
on wagons and hurried to the scene of
destruction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06
Constitution Fairly Renten.

At Newport, II. l., the Columbia,
splendidly handled, Seat the Constitu-
ton four minutes, nineteen seconds,
corrected time, over a course of fifteen
miies'tO windward and back in the
first trial races to select the cup de-
fender. The defeat was decisive, and
admirers of the Constitution are at
their wits end to make apologies and
u for her had behavior. She was
fresh from the Herreshof ship yard,
where her bottom had been scraped.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06
ENDS HIS LIFE
Fourtcsn-year-oi hoy ut Geneva swai-
lows Carboiic Acid.

Fourtcen -year-old boy mt Geneva swai-
lows Carboiic Acid.
Roy Van Clevc. n boy fourteen years
old, the only son of Mrs Van Clevc,
matron of the girls industrial school
at q, neva, Ncb.. committed suicide at
the home of his aunt. Mrs. j. s. Gapen,
three miles southwest Of Geneva. by
swallowing a quantity of carbolic acid.
Letters written Mt = o'clock the day
before the commission of the deed in
dicatcd his intention to do the deed.
lie went into al empty corn crib,
wrote q note telling where the letters
could be found, and then took the
poison. Whed found, shortly after,
he was in n dying condition and ex-
pired before his mother and the phys
ician arrived.
He was a bright, intelligent boy, but
IL is not possible that he had any con-
ception of tho horror Of the net he com
mittcd. His dread of starting to school
in u strange place is about the only
known cause for the deed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-09-06
Burns to Death In Hotel.

The destruction Of the Hotel Mckee
Mt Pittsburg, Pa, a frame struture. re-
suited in the death of Harry Mckee, a
boy; injuries to four others, and the
narrow escape of many more. Mckee
was burned to death. The injured
were: leila Campbell, John NJ. Gray
Harry Mardis, Harry Mc6ouvcr, and
Mary Woloshu. Miss Campbell will
probably die. The fire was caused by
h explosion Of n gasoline stove,
which Miss Campbell attempted to
light. The injured were all employees.