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DEDICATED
THE CHAPEL
impressive Ceremonies at Proyi.
dence Hospital

The new chapel Of Providence hos
pital. which was completed a week
ago. was dedicated yesterday after
noon with all the ceremonies Of the
Roman Catholic church fitting 10
such an occasion. Bishop O'Dea was
assisted by Fathers Sweere. Bourke.
Miller and Cournette. a large crowd
gathered 10 witness the dedication
and many were unable to gain ad-
miftance.
The chapel In Is feet long and 20
feet wide. with seating capacity of
IT'S. although yesterday afternoon $50
persons were present.
The interior Of the chapel Ia beau
tlfufiy finished. Everything h in
light colors. and the whole effect IL
harmonious. The altar Is IN white
and gold and ~ aurm0unted b. a
niche containing q figure OF Our
Lady Of aorrows. and on either side
Is d figure Of St. Joseph and the aa-
cred Heart. Around the altar and
figures are many small incsndeeceni
electric lights which. with the tapera
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COUNTING up THE COST

There are good many wanted badly
lighting plant improved
complete water system
dollars bonievads better
the aggregate would
prcdtsious expenditure
heavy increase In taxes except possibly
and they know that such an increase
would mean higher living expenses everybody.
cin sound mind while he waass All Of these i'm
the cits
viii without punng head over heels into debt Guy can over
and times result
built future well and good IL
be things which
10 Of
proaous developed NEEDS which
m be supplied
how nice 100000
raised needs OF the community In other
supplied.
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This time In England
not o
shlngs
lei
In
Is
widely.
nd
get more.
In eight Of the cities OF the United States there 7e
the field win probably
hahitants
land IS Philadelphia
Gradually the
better nttcd telephone
down mnnuu bad talk
Thus another labor
being
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NOTICE 10 CDFDiTOUs

NOTitE To CREDITORS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the states ~ washington, for
kinE County. In the matter OF
the estate o. Frederick w. bag
well, deceased.
Notice iA hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate or Frederick W. BhRwcn. de-
ceased. to present same with tho
necessary vouchers. within one year
after the date Of tho first pubiica-
ton Of this notice. 20 the under
signed exceu,rix Of said estate, at
her place ~ Transaction ~ the hue-
mess Of said estate, namely ut the
office Of Charles =. Patterson. nttor-
ney-ai-law, room 50 Halter building,
In the city ~ Seattle, washington.
MAGGIE BAGWELL.
ENeCutrix.
Dated at Seattle. washington. oc-
tober 10th. 1901,
Date OF first publication Nov. 4.
1891
Charles =. Patterson, Attorney FOR
Executrix
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National Bank Of Commerce.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
4EATtrf Y
nixlNEss CHANCE.

STRANGER ATTENTION.
ARE you looking for a safe and prof
table business opening In Seattle7
IL 80. we can offer you any num-
Der requiring an Investment OF
from $500 60 $1,000. Every bust
ness opportunity that passes
through office must stand the clos
est Investigation. and We can place
you In a bank. store. factory. hotel.
mill. office, or in fact. any bust
neHs you may prefer. Kindly call
and investigate. German Ameri-
can Investment Co. Incorporated,
bis Third avenue.
SALOON MEN. ATTENTION.
FOR Saie---TWo saloons on First ave-
nue.. near Pike street. new build
ingn and new bars and fixtures
lease may be had for ten years.
price. $4,000 and $500. respectively,
OF which amount one-half can be
paid cash and the balance when
you get ready. the best saloon
property IN Seattle today for the
money We have Is other saloons,
ranging IN price from 81. 900 20 $40. :
600. Gcrman-Amcrican Invest
mcnt Co.
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WHOLEsALE COMMISSION
FfnTfEEs

$4,000 cash and services secures In
terest and good position in one OF
the leading Wholesale produce and
commission houses in seattle. cs-
tablished since 1899, with upwards
OF 500 shippers and 300 local pa
irons highest commercial and
bank references given. money 20
he deposited In bank 20 Increase
business. German-Amerlcan In
Vextment Co.
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BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
haze been issued In the once ~ The
city engineer; To w. q. Hehner. ia
Minor avenue north. two trs story
SCI Harrison street, z-sfory frame
house. tssas J. Shafyer. AsT Fifteenth
avenue, one story frame house. fso0.
Roy A. pinkham. z7g7 Eleventh ave-
nue. north. one-story frame house.
$3.50.
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FOR Sale Interest In one OF the
largest and best paying box fac
tories west Of Grand Raplce: run.
ming night and day, with three
years orders ahead. retiring mem
Der Of the firm met with a serious
accident, which dlsahles him per
mnntntiy, and his place must be
filled hy n man capable OF taking
charge Of the office. German Ans
Cricnn Co
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used yesterday. added 10 the beauty
and Unprecedented " the servIrea
Bishop O'Dea made short aadre.a
IN which he paid a tribute 10 the life
Work Of the Sisters Of Charity
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Str. Dispatch Arrives

The steamer Despatch. Capt. John.
son. arrived from San Francisco To.
day With 300 tons ~ general mer.
chandise, 70 tons Of which was pow.
der. -"
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NJ. n. pease Johnson Co, at ifo7
Second ave. have Just received a
large shipment ~ Ladies' Walking
suit skirts. cioaks and French Elan
mel waists direct from New York.
The same firm are having a special
sale on Pattern Hats at fa.5o. $50
and $500.
-
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LoDGING HOUSES.

FOR Salc--We have few hlEh-cla
lodging houses. not the kind that
are usually filled with dummies"
and a lot OF cheap, second hand
furniture, fitted expressly to catch
the unsophiaticnted stranger, but
some established, reputable and
good paying Investments that we
can safely recommend. German
American Investment Co, bis
Third avenue.
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AtjaTtoNfeTns
AUCTION sALEs

JOE MAHTtN. general ancil0neef
and storage. 22l9 First avenue. Tel.
Dak e4t
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Lord Kitchener
reports u fatalities suffered the
'oefs AZ braksniasg Bethel slight reverse tho s
enaase anar assuming the serious prsh aes.,
kscheners last nstament addition 10 ~ zls
ties already reported ~ killed IL h r,h
On me nsnt casualties growing larger p, hc
awaits further enlightenment with anxiety - a" puO'F
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personal.


HEATERS, Heaters, Heaters A
large stock OF "a hand heating
stoves OF all kinds and all sizes for
sals, at your own figures. at Red
Front Fur. Co, liz I'd ave. south.
ADVERTISING rates Of all maga sir,-S
and newspa pcrs furnished on apnr-
cation The c, V. White Advertiser, !.
Bureau. New York building. Seattle.
THE cheapest place TO buy oil and
Gasoline Is from the Olympic oil
co. ei7 Srd ave. Tel, Main sgi
Also coal by sack or ton.
SEE Lloyd, Briscoc e Iioyd. AZ Iil-CT-
~ block, about your homes for cash
or deferred payments
PRIVATE ambulance. rubber tires:
60 al hospitals at all hours: reas-
enable. Phone, Main TI6.
UNNnONOR Victory the genuine
cures all diseases. avoid imltatloua'
"a Mcdonald block
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AUCTION sale % ~ rooms fine fur
nitufe, removed from Columbia
City to Martin and Foxs sales
rooms. zzis First avenue. viii be
fold Tuesday. Nov. ~. az 1880 q.
m. also 8 rooms. moved from
Eighth and Bell, consisting OF the
following 6 fine oak bedroom suits.
white enameied bedNtendA, I fine
pHrior suit. 4 single dressera. u
dining chairs. cook stoves, fine
rockers, , fine velvet couches, !
fine bed lounges. fine writing
desk, I combination writing desk,
fine sidehoarde. upright
piano. 4 dining tables, LOT % odd
chairs. 4 fine rugs. sxi2. fine car
pets. good az new. 20 srnsll rugs.
- pair lace curtains. 70 fine quits.
u all wool blankets. - pairs pill
lows. y sheets, 100 towels. 20 toilet
sets, fine hall tree cost $50 10 heat
nrs. : fine clocks, fine oak bed .
fteads, wash stands. fine fold ,
INK beds, J fine range. center ta-
bies. sewing machines, mattress
-. springs, ios ~ dishes lot gran.
lie and silver wafe and lots %
other goods. Phone. Oak zss. JOE
MARTIN, sucfioneer.
AUCTION sale Of fine furniture The
contents 81 7-rcofn h0usr. r.. @.
mckerton viii sell on the pFrfnis-
80, us Alder street. between Eighth
and Ninth, take James street or
1etler car. Tuesday. the 18th. at
1000 sharp. bed sets. springs. mat
tr"Nses. tables. touches, chairs,
Tine china closet. carpets. stoves.
rugs. IN fact. all the contents Of a
weii-fuFniahed house. r.. Il. Blck-
~riun, auctionr~r.
=. O. f1fcKt-nTCN. general anefFon.
ecr. 1873 Flrvt avenue
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Buy stock Interstate FIsherie
Co.. 800 Pacific block.
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nANrs

4aa.4 - 4s...ssa
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. HANK
or SEATTLE
CAPITAL stock paid in. ss1seoos surplus.
!. Furth, pres J. 8 Goldsmith. wise
pres q v. Ankeny. cashier
Correspondents IN principal cities In
The United States and Europe.
PEOPLES AANINGs BANK.
Second avenue and Pike street CAPT
tai paid ~. tia0 90 T. g. Neufetdcf
pres. J. r. Hayden, cash. J. T. Green.
leaf. asst cash. Commercial savings
and trust business.
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle A general banking business
transacted. Deposits fi.te ooa. A
Chliocre. pres r. l.. GrondnhL arEt
vice pres: A. " SoelberK. cash: J. "
Lane. sect cash. No branches.
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid up capital. .tif1. 600.
Translates general banking business
II. G. Henry. pres; r. r. spcncor.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
Safe Deposit sasii Boxes fsr hsas
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid up capital. $50, ooo.
General banking business transacted.
J. y, Hoge. 81, pres. N. McMlcken.
vice pres T. Turner. cash. X. r
Parkhurst asst cash. Exchange on
principal cities Of Z. s. and Europe.
The Canadian eaak Of Commerce
tEight million doilars)
f rnssrss, allowed on time dspo sN' 4
ecnsrai banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH - Corner Of
James street ard Second avenue.
II. A. CAMERON, Manage.
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Diamond Ice -Thsts what YOU
need 20 keep cool Tel Main 1889.
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Wood load. cord. Seattle Fuel Co
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From t0IuHbia DOCK. foot o. C0l-
urbiA street.
Leave Reattis-s.3o a. m. fexcept
Eunaayn) and 1900 a. M. f,is %. "a,
ffor Bremcffon oniy) and $50 D. ma.
saturday only. extra trip n 30 .. N }
Leave nremeFfon and ifss5 q.
M. ai0a ana sis y. m. Leave sidney
ITO and 1879 a. m.. 600 3. IN.
Leave Characteristics and fisss a.
m. ea D. m.
For Pleasant Beach and Bean
Point take atra mers leaving Seattle
81 10 % a. m. and IS p. m. Leaving
bfenerton at Sis a. IA and Sis .. m.
Fare 70 cents round trim.
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Ci.ARkES Pernin shorthand seho5l
Individual Instruction. 81 Boston.
LEOs business Coiiege union-ad, In
divlduai Instruction. all subjects.
DESr methods and fcachora Ae,,,-.
Business COLLEGE, Second and Pike
WILSON'S Mod. hus. Coll Main ii6
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AfTOhNI.is-AT-IAw

JOHN CHATHAM. 220-szi Globe Dix
E 81 HogoiToN, Ni.il coliina
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NO PLACE FOR Lazy PEOPLE

ITassan Darr. Turk
for him to leave his home
He had health and could languages
u A.sa hs found oas what hunger meant Ne slept IN kennel.
Nobody Is seven languages
Finally he found position
~ because he persstcnSy failed . work time.
editorial But
having
when coupled pacsabnty horse
always A.
always tired and employers can ma ~ mary
pushing and grow ana
prosper that there Is place for the
The country - fun Of They
almost
cashiers h thu human en-
should be eating breakfast the way
10 - -
Always has killed many chanee~
young had intelligence and rou.c,. Ne
ws working 'or - month and hoping
ouna an opening where three sine year
would Be Journey was needed 70
enn me proposition and they
esther 800
Train time kindly vai,nx watch
~ hard FOR ne ysuih who had everything
re didn't He
OF his with clothes win the other IL
sad ne knew ne was late but "tust couldn't
And 70 ne lost glorious the dotnrn az
highly lazy Turk could are some ., s
behind fellows into activity, they
-
experienced IN tranaru,,nr ,.,. - -.
between Dawson are s~xe.,,va - ns
work n the construction q the Of order the o
n the race. w s s"s is''ers
from tree through syavng rx.
winds blow ""s" '"s north
Lord Kitchener continues furnish nasalent pan periodical
reports of fatalities the recent ,h
Beers at Bkeniaagte very slight reverse me ~
enaaste AFFAIR Is assuming serious prlsh d
kcheners last announces in addition =, ~ ya ,
4 IL st.
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coNrnAcron. eaa nrILnnIl.
OIAiny0YANTs

BROMLEY q WBLL8 general co D.
irscforr. "a starr-Bogd building Tel
Main IA
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90 ON THE
CITY OF EVERETT

hEATIIsEt ENElsL1-f md ED
MOhns ROUTE,
~. seattle. I.eq a. m, y m., .. m.
Nv, Everett stit a. m., 1.1o. fiiS y. m.
Three round trips daily. Including
Sunday. Ia effect Sept. y, 1901
Connections ~ Seattle with Str,
Flyer for Tacoma At Everett with
Str Mikad0 Tor Snohcuish, and Ever
cit ard Monte CTisto Railway.
Ceimnn Dock. Seattle Tel He'd xzl.
Merrhnnfs' Dock Everett Telephone
.Ca " ~ SCOTT. Manager
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AUorRrA LIND. ~aalfvUyant. epif
" medium card readinr ~ cents,
rnfiefaeflnu guaranteed. 2Jf
spring, osrnfr Second ave.
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& RosELEAF. shors
at elS-2eo Spring street
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsrmAcr Dol rIrLn

OBBOltAE. TREMrEH a CO.. me.
Abstract Co. established 1883 Min
iuR claim nbstracta. Basement " the
Mutual life building
Booth NhittleHey. iiasf0rd Abstract
Co established 1865. basement #
Taller uloek Telephone, Mnln iga
kNATfLE Abstract CO. y. ~ ,ek.
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MADAM CAROLINA The well
knoHn. wonderful olaifvOYant nee
dun, teile pnat. present ana fu-
ture. names given. pnlmiaf read
inKa ana cards. ne %. Room g,
ffllA second agfnss
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lyW HiITEit 8rOsK
liiiltEit, EGGS. cffrros.
me question IA often aake4 -%
if inst she Cow Hufftf So =
such IN enormous trade. 49, -
the stores iu fhe city are 49, y
butter END exsf The s.ss.l.laf
very simple TYe bifv y
quauiiiiea ana retail our eao, ~ =
Whoiffals pficee, and 81 80
FalsH are very large. our s,sx ~
always fresh Thia week 800, -
fancy lpHa we ssh eel rs ~
fine Creamery PIC. nd
Dairy lis gtc, AND OTfE tsnssssi
bLAcb HEN HgGE we 1at4
Bell AT Csc A DOZEN r,
Do you Eeed ~ stand in fra.s
our store aud watch tho stgas
smiling elptomerH carrysty
our Butter ana ERaa m. ~
ue=a 10 tie meat aud gsgeisti. ~. +.
paftmfut Is on THE laoreage ~ X. II.
day, Why shouldn't n. ti'e.as tsIf
auy finer display ~ meas ,sHt
End vegetables 10 the city .u 1pis
thing freah and eiesn. FaAts
the crowd. and you will 80 10
relf ~ The Gov Butter ato.s ~.
ana PIKE. tHt
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WM II. DU1TNElt, attorney al IL ".
Suits prosecuted ana defended in on
courts. ~ years experience Proceed
IuEa ~ bankruptcy, Companies infor-
pofutod Abstracts carefully eKafu-
ined Collections made IN al - ftH
Of the United SiatnH Highest q w-
merclal ana bank fsfsrenceH ti1
Third avenue Phone, Aaiu 100
FRANK ~ WIEArLIN0. IIeston biz.
II. b MARTIN. 10 Mutual lAfe "a
}. a KELLOGG. 20 Bailey build ~
w. y. LAnbuTH aos-s Pacific biook.
a. &. MACDONALD. 90 Burke ~
Ioot, Palmer 4 nrowa. plnneef bi
- g. coAOVEk. "a Halter building.
LYMAN y KNAPP, d firher buiidins
"a. WAND RFMp ~ Burke bnildl &.
~ y, DouoLhe. O7 New York hii
HORACE PrrgR sib sew York bik.
PIERRE y FERRY, 40 Hurke ~
a a. LANuf.ANb. 20 ". Y. bloc &
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rArENr ArroitaIix's a

looms 2. ~
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fEATTLE Gofhss pfwaing "a.
clothes in shape tiso month. 4yepIf.
HiG8EAT priees Tor caft-Of eiothlnk.
Dnvs Taglor % giarr- Ioyd bnlll-os.
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Barnes = co. 1s-H star goy .Tl sslis:::
y =. ADAMH ersfslag, colmss =
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POrt Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept. 10, 1901
nYemefton a.. =. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock. Charleston and Sidney.
err AfrTnG
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FOR sALEs-sisso. s-roorn riotxs
house and lots. including all az.
pets and lace curtains. etc. IL
property only one block from CT
line and In coed neighborh6o<
You should see this property y
appreciate the sacrifice: terra
$1,000 cash. balance years 4 I
per cent.
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WIRE, IRON AND fLAIsS'.-.>~
pac. Rail q Plating Works. ~ : -
When buying articles adNeruseu =
this paper, speak Of the star.
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pANcINa Academic
DnEsssfAkfns

MRS. HANSON Fail opening Of
stylish millinery, Corner Fourth
aud pine
The Washington times., 1901-12-31
THE RACING CALENDAR.
New Orleans Rc.nIt..

NEW ORLEANS. Dec S0.-Results of
today's races. Track heavy:
First raee-For three year olds and up
ward; selling; six and one-haIf furlongs
Saline Uandry). 10 to /, won; Henry Of
Franstamar q. Millerl. 8 to I. second;
Hop Scotch (Robertsonl. 40 to l, third.
Time. i;25.
Second race - Two-yeaF-oli selling;
furlongs. Marie Bell tGormleyJ. to l.
won; Colonel Stone (Cochranel. 8 to l.
second; orla "a. Jones), to 1, third.
Time. 1919.
Third race - steeplechase handicap.
three year olds and upward: short course
Golden Link o. Weber,. to ?. won; Fa-
leila tMcHuEh. to .. second; PATRON
kelly, TO I, third. Time. 1928.
Fourth race-Handicap: all ages; one
mile. Fake UyneJ. 3 to >. won; Marcos
tHelgerson). . TO l. second; Malay Co
burn. to ,, third Time. l.lsIa
Fifth race = Three year-olds and up
ward; selling; enc and one-sixteenth
miles. Death slack. to /. won; Stran-
gest Davison). 8 TO l. second; Arak
Creamerl. to !. third Time. 1851.
Sixth race-Two-year-o -olds; seven fur
longs. Emma a. NJ lCreamer). S TO I.
won; The Way tDadeJ. ) TO L second
King Tatius (Nutrl. : to 1. thiro- Time.
1.32lz
The Washington times., 1901-12-31
New Orleans Entries.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 80 Entries for
tomorrow's races:
First race-For all ages; five and one
half furlongs.-Tom Collins. 122; II You
Dare. Little Jack Horner, 169; Small Jack
Alpaca. Wallenstein. Nick Lahart 0rtrud
Amorosa. Olskma 1G4, Kaloma. %.
Second Face-For two-year -oids; Eve
furlongs Circus. III; Leeuja.
Ada S, G.. iO9; Monte Himyar. Herodes-
Arkansas, 100; Eliza Dillon. The Fashion.
Venus Victrix Aaron Pond, Lady Alberta.
"a.
Third race-For four-year-olds and up
ward. handicap; one mile and seventy
yards. Swordsman 126; Judge Steadman.
Miss Redwood. Tony Licalzi, 123: Admiral
schley. Mr.. Rose. Watercrest, Lexington
Pirate. l20: Prestome Robert Bonner.
Fay the Fiddler III; jim w. 1l5.
Fourth race-FoF three -year-ulds and
upward; lightweight Handicap; seven fur
lonss-Braw Lad lis; &. g. Fox, rs,
semicolon, 1l5; Nobleman. Handicapper.
1l2: Elsie Bramble- no
Fifth race-For three-year- and up
ward. selling; one and one-eighth miles.
Dorothy Lee. 100; Empress Beauty. 1e6;
Farmer Bennett. Robert Morrison. los;
Hija. Churchill. Lady Chorister. zaek
Phelps. 102: Little Henry. DR.. Carrick.
Shut Up. 100
Sixth race-FOr three-year-olds and up
ward: one mile.-JOhn Baker. 105; Joe
Doughty. l05: Van Hoorbeke. Lady Ezell.
Death. Master Mariner. Palarm. Euterpe.
1O2; Del Allen, 100; Pirates Queen. Piede-
rich 81
The Washington times., 1901-12-31
BALTIMORE SUFFERS DEFEAT.
Local Y. VI. c. 4. Won Holly Con-
tested baseball Game

The Washington Y. VI. c. A. indoor
baseball team went over to Baltimore on
Saturday night to play a game with the
West Branch Y VI. c. a. team and won
by the score of II to Z. Neither team had
lost game in its home league and the
hotly contested game which vas the re-
suit Of the meeting was expected.
The Baltmoreaus have a short-feld
gymnasium. and they knew It's peculiari-
ties and made all their six hits count.
while the visitors win nineteen bits real
lied but little from their effcrts in this
line because Of the lack OF space in the
field
The Orioles failed to connect consecu-
lively with Bielaskis delivery. and made
the most of their runs count on clever
base running. The visitors outiielded and
outbatted the home team. Bielaski gave
one base on balls and struck out two men.
while Baxley, of West Branch, struck out
three and gave one free pass.
The feature OF the game was Greene's
hitting. he landing safely four ont OF five
times at bat. and one hit was good for
two bases r. Shepard caught n splendid
game for the visitors, retiring nine men
on foul tips.
Score by innings
Washington p o / 0 l 3 XII
Baltimore 30 2 0 l / o.
The Y. VI. c. \. team will play the Ar
lingtcn wheelmen in the local league Sc
ries Saturday night, January 1. at $3.50
o'clock
The Washington times., 1901-12-31

Dr. Rene Chabot on, OF the greatest Of medi-
cal scientists saws: Golden Specific is the only
cure for drunkenness. 1t leaves no after-ehect',
aud have frequently prescribed It to be given
secretly by the drunkards vile. mother or
daughter
Franklin Waters. who has moved thousands
Eby his stirring temperance lectures, says: ''No
amount OF eoduence can equal the wonderful
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