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ATTRACTED LARGE CROWD.
Charles Alexander, Colored, Objected
to Being Locked Up.

Charles Alexander, colored, was ar
rcsted by Policemen Cornish and sew
oil Scott at Front and Market streets
last night ON the charge Of drunkenness.
He vigorously objected to being taken
to the police station and attempted I"
iump from the patrol wagon.
When he reached the vicinity Of the
citv Han his loud cries attracted large
crowd. II required the combined efforts
of a number of policemen to get nm
into the police station and land him III
IA cell.
When he got to the door of the station
house he seized hold of it and it was
with difficulty that he was gotten
through the doorway.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Crusnde Against chicken Coons.

A crusade against chicken coops was
begun yesterday hy the executive officers
Of tie Board of Health. the hoard having
decided that coups cannot be maintained
unless the sanitary arrangements OF thu
premises whore they are will warrant th
Keeping Of chickens. They began cl'
Second street hctwern Shipey ai,l
Orange, whore they found chickens il
yards, cellars and store windows,
The sun., 1901-07-27
New German TarIn Bill.

Berlin, July 26.-The new tariff bill
stipulates that i'll any new commercial
treaties entered into by Germany the
duties shall not be lower than marks
on rye, 5a marks on wheat, 3 marks on
barley and 2 marks OH oats. The du-
ties ON grain, provisions and cattle are
as published last week by the Stutt-
garter Beobachter, with the exception
of potatoes, which are exempt.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Boy Sthhhedin Rack

Josiah D. Whitrsrll, aged lS years. was
stabbed in the back hy playmate nj
Kirkwo"d Park on Thursday The hoy
who did the Iced was about IA years Of
age. His name is said to be- Miller.
The stabhing is said 10 have been the
result Of WhiteScll throwing n stone,
which struck a post and glanced. strli.
ing the other boy.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Contract fnr Police Uniforms.

The Board Of Police Commis toner's
held special meeting at the City Hall
esterday afternoon and opened bids for
winter uniforms and helmets tor the
members Of the police force. The con-
tract for the uniforms was awarded to
T. H. Pennock & Co., at SIG 30 psr suit.
The contract for helmets was awarded
to Finn BROTHERS at 81 ,9S each.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Rich Louislanian Drowned.

Penn Yam, \. Y, July 26-Henry b.
Baker a Louisiana sugar plantation
owner, has been drowned near Mara
lima Park, Lake Kenka. While fishing
his boat capsized, and, although he was
an expert swimmer, he was drowned
in shallow water. Restoratives were
applied within five minutes, without
avail.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Hall Signal System.

Along the line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad hrtwren this city and
Philadelphia the Hall system Of signal,
is hring installed, The principle Of the
system il that each train ''blockS" IL
self; that is, by electrical mechanism
each train operates the signals III such Il
WAY rs t. denote to trains following it
the condition Of the track.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Next Weeks Game :.

This afternoon the Cosmopolitan team
il Philadelphia will play here, ON Mon
lay the Athletics will be played ut
hester. The Cuban N-Giants will bc
llayrd here on Wednesday and on Sat
friday the Clinton A. a. will he th"
attraction.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Mayor Signs Two Contracts

Mayor Fisher yesterday signed the con,
tract fpr the paving 10 br done for tho
Water Department hy 4. s. Reed airl
Brother Company. The mayor also
signed the contract fnr the cupala work
on Rockford water tower by j. $. Thnrp
4 90
The sun., 1901-07-27
Steel rlnntto be Eninrred

The Diamond State Steel Company is
to enlarge its already large plant Plans
for thc proposed additional buildings
have been prepared and will probably
hr started IN short time. The ad,i
tional hnhdings will be erected in the
vicinity If the new steel plant.
The sun., 1901-07-27
New PLAYERS Here.

On Monday the new players who wrr.
signed yesterday will play with the
Brownson. The new players are Dono-
hue, who played right field for Chester.
and Deal. who played first base for the
same team. lie will play the same posi-
tion here Kastro the new man from
New London. Conn, will probably play
Mt short. Pitcher Garvin was sent back
to Philadelphia and will not play with
the local team.
The sun., 1901-07-27
co,,;ded with MIX Wagon,

A horse owned by Lewis Reches, a
baker, of No. 402 West Front street. ran
a way from Fourth and Mark't streets
Yesterday morning, and on Fourth street
near Market collided with milk wagon
owned by Moses Palmer OF Talleyville.
Both vehicles were slightly damaged.
The sun., 1901-07-27
To Ercct Pavilion.

The Fark Commission has authorized
Park Engineer Theodore 4. Leiscn to
S"cnr" lids f"r Il pavilion I" BE- erected
on park land n Washington Heights.
It viii he favorahly located on the cliff
near thr north approach IL Washington
street bridge.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Cut Foot With Adze.

While walking along the p, w. & B.
railroai tracks yesterday after.oon,
Bessie Moody, colored, aged II years,
stepped on an adze and severely cut hel
right foot. She was removed to the Della
vary Hospital in the Phoenix ambu
lance.
The sun., 1901-07-27
THE SANGTUARIES
Services in the Different Places OF
Worship Tomorrow.
BAPTIST.

Delaware Avenue BAPTIST Church,
Delaware avenue and West street.
Rev. John Snapr, pastor Preaching
II 1920 H. M Bible School at p. III. !,
~ II. twilight service 1T G.45 u. III. and
heaching by the pastor NJ I.45 p. III.
Special singing lt the morning service
hy two chofs. Strangers cordially in
vitcd,
The sun., 1901-07-27
Letters on Cooner Estate.

Letters testamentary on the estate o
the late Peter L. Cooper, Jr., were
granted Yesterday by Register of Wills
Crossan to Catherine w. Cooper, the
widow of the deceased. There was insur-
ance on the life of the deceased.
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EPISCOPAL.

Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, the Rev. William
VI. Jrifrris, d. -, rector. Services, $50
i M. Sunday School. 1890 Il. M. morn
NJ prayer and sermon. 80 p. m,
yenimg PRAYER, without sermon.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Anthrax Disappearing.

No new cases of anthrax have devel-
oned in Blackbird hundred within the
last two weeks and it is believed that the
disease is practically stamped out.
The sun., 1901-07-27
LARCENY of Money.

Constable Jones arrested Kate O'Don-
netl on warrant Issued by Magistrate
Hollis, charged with the larceny OF Sig
from August Doran, boarder.
The sun., 1901-07-27
improvements 10 Wharf

The Delaware Navigation Company
has made extensive improvements to
King street wharf, An elevated platform
has been put in, which enables wagons
to load and unioa1 more con veniently.
The sun., 1901-07-27
To Enter Upon Duties August 1st

Deputy Sheriff Francis, who has been
appointed State detective. will likely
enter upon the duties Of his new posi-
tion on August |. Sheriff Mcdaniel has
not vet selected a deputy sheriff to sue
coed Mr. Francis.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Her Condition Critical.

Word was received from Atlantic City
nSt night that there was II" change III
hr condition Of Mrs. Richard l'atzowsky
Mo IS i'll il Atlantic City. She is still
III critical condition.
The sun., 1901-07-27
Houston VS.. Albion.

This afternoon at Brandywine Springs
Park the Albion A. G. will play the
,trong Houston A. A. team OF Philadel'
Ihia. This is one OF the best amateur
cams in Philadelphia.
The sun., 1901-07-27
NOTICE.

NOTlCE-Thc members Of Delaware
Tribe, No. l, lmp'd. O. H. NJ are re-
quested TO attend the funeral of Brother
William MAILER from his late residence,
No. IA East Second street, this after
noon at o'clock. BY order of
AUGUSTUS ASCHENBACH,
Sachem.
The sun., 1901-07-27

Union NJ +. Church, Fifth and Wash
lrgtos streets. Rev. X. ii. Adams. pas
,or. Prayer meeting ut $50; preaching,
.O.3O. Sunday School at 2. Epworth
League. GAS. Preaching, 745.
The sun., 1901-07-27

Calvary Baptist Church, corner Fourth
md French streets, Rev II. b. Cook, u.
-, pastor. Preaching at 10.45 a. IN. and
AS y. III. Bible School p. m.
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METHODIST.

Scott VI. =. Ghmth III aud Spruce
,trcets, Rev ] W. Easlcy. pastor.
reaching 1890 ~ M. subject: "a Rrli-
:ious Standard" and 6.i5 u, m, sub
rct: "Alarrhiug With Sealed Orders. /"
sunday School p. m
The sun., 1901-07-27

Harrison Street NJ. +. Church. Rev.
w II. Avery. pastor. Preaching by
pastor 1890 u. III. Sunday School at II
nuon. Preaching by pastor at u. M,
The sun., 1901-07-27

st. Paul's NJ. +. Church. Seventh and
Market streets, Rev. w. l.. S. Murray,
pastor. $50 a. M, class and prayer.
Preaching 1890 a. m. and 7.45 p. IN. GAS
j. m. Y. +. $. G. u. p. m, Sunday
school.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
"a, Market

First Presbyterian Church, Market
,trret above Ninth. Sunday School NJ
l.3O a. IN. Preaching at 1890 ii. IN. and
40 p III. hy The ltev Edward G. Reese
il llopkntoll, Iowa. y. T.. $. q. f., I
y. IN.
The sun., 1901-07-27

Central Presbyterian Church. Sunday
luly 2S, 1901. 1920 il. H., preaching by
itrv. L. A. McCurdy, u. H.. subject;
Certainty Of Reward II m, sabbath
school. 6.45 u. H., prayer meeting ol
the i. L. $. G.. Il.
The sun., 1901-07-27

The First United Presbyterian Church,
West and Third streets, Rev ]. j,
Huston, pastor. $50 Il. m, Sabbath
Schnol. 1920 Il. M, sermon, subject,
Prayer for Revival of Religion" No
evening service until September.
The sun., 1901-07-27

Oliyet Presbyterian Church, 4th and
Broome street, Rev. r. 4. Elwood, pastor.
10 Il. m, Brotherhood of Andrew and
Philip 1916 II. III. Divine worship ami
sermon. subject, david" y. IN. Bible
School. I i. IN. open air twilight service
I'm ease Of rain held in church,, subiccr.
"'fhc Model Wife"
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West Presbyterian Church. corner of
Sth and Washington the Rev. A. n
Kegwin, y. D., pastor. 1890 a. m. and
8 p. m. sermon by the pastor p. m
sabbath School. 7.15 p. IN. Christian En-
leavor. Evening sermon illustrated.
The sun., 1901-07-27

Rodney Street Church. Rev. w. Fred
erick Lewis, minister. Services 1920 a.
NJ. and las p. m. Sabbath School at
2.30 b. m. Y. F. S. c. E. at 6.45 p. m.
The sun., 1901-07-27


Special singing at the morning service
ny two choirS. Strangers cordially IN
litcd
Calvary Baptist Church, corner Fourth
ind French streets, Rev. II. Il. Cook, u.
-, pastor. Preaching ut 10.45 a. III. and
AS p. III. Bible School . p. m.
EPISCOPAL.
Calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, the Rev. William
VI. Jrtfcris, y. -. rector. Services, $50
I, m. Sunday School. 1890 a. M. morn
'ng prayer and sermon. 80 p. m.
,vening PRAYER, without sermon.
METHODIST.
Scott NJ. l.. Ghm,h Ith and Spruce
,trcets Rev. j W. Easlcy. pastor.
"rcaching 1890 u. M. Snhjrct: "a Rrli-
:iolls Standard" and 6.i5 u. M. sub
rct "Marrhing With Sealed Orders"
sunday School p IN,
Harrison Street NJ. T.. Church. Rev
W. II. Avery, pastor. Preaching by
pastor 1890 II. III. Sunday School at II
nuon Preaching by pastor at D. M,
ST. Paul's NJ. +. Church Seventh and
Market streets, Rev. w. l.. S. Murray,
pastor. $50 a. m, class and prayer.
Preaching 1890 a. m. and 7.4j p. IN. 645
j.. m. Y. r. S. G, y. . p. m, Sunday
school.
Union NJ. +. Church Fifth and Wash
ngto4 streets, Rev. r. III. Adams. pas.
or. Prayer meeting ut $50; preaching
.O.3O. Sunday School at 2. Epworth
League, G.i5. Preaching, 7.45.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church, Market
trrct above Ninth. Sunday School N
3O Il. iii. Preaching Mt 1890 ii. III. an,
i.45 u. III. hy The ltev. Edward G.. RecS,
II llopkinton, Iowa. y. T.. 5. q, f.,
lp. N.
Central Presbyterian Church. Sunday
luly 2S, 1901. 1920 il. H., preaching b!
| Roy H. a. McCurdy. u. H., subject
Certainty Of Reward. II m, SabbatI
school. 6.45 i. H., prayer meeting q
| the y. l.. 5. G. Il.
| The First United Presbyterian Church
| West and Third streets, Rev. j. j
Iuston, pastor. $50 a. m, Sabbatl
| School. 1870 Il. M, sermon, subject
Prayer for Il Revival Of Religion" y,
evening service until September.
| Olivet Presbyterian Church, 4th an,
Broome street, Rev. r. 4. Elwood, pastor
10 Il. m. Brotherhood of Andrew an,
Philip. 1915 II. III. Divine worship an,
sermon. subject. David" y. m Bibl
School. i. IN. open air twilight Seryic
TN ease Of rain held in church,, subiccl
"'rhc Model Wife"
West Presbyterian Church. corner o
Sth and Washington, the Rev. A. n
Kegwin, p. D., pastor. 1890 a. m. an,
p. m. sermon by the pastor. . p. nj
Sabbath School. 7.15 p. IN. Christian Eli
leayor. Evening sermon illustrated.
Rodney Street Church, Rev. w. Fred
erick Lewis. minister. Services 1920 a
NJ. and 745 p. m. Sabbath School a
2.SO p. m. Y. F. S. c. E. at 6.45 p. m.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-16

are many cheap baking powders made
Of alum. Liebig, the celebrated chemist.
says that alum disorders the stomach
and occasions acjdity and dyspepsia.
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ypnotsm
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world and received full instructions
In
demonstrated that hypnotim
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Dr. Lincoln thorough
marvellous therapeutic curative modern
the
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hundreds of people applied to him for
performed astonishing
OF Pueblo Co distance several blocks He
had him
sale Mr. Stoufer
Paul Weller
stand ypnosm for the benefit
in daily
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all
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Address New York Institute of Science. ococ
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league puts forth hybrid, which 1t dis
owns, to kill off the intruder. The press
and public are. in effect, asked to assist
in destroying an organization which rep
resents the best principles of baseball,
which is so conducted that business and
craftsmanship are cleverly blended:
which represses rowdyism in it's ranks
and typfies fair play in it's games. And
to what end? Simply to perpetuate the
incompetency and cowardice, the sordid-
ness and unfairness that have made Ma
t.onal league base ball a byWord and a
circuit
A bill is pending in the New York state
Legislature to legaliZe the playing of Sun
day ball games. It's passage would af-
feet the National Eastern and New York
leagues. 1t is to be hoped that the EN-
pire state legisla tors will pass the meas
u1e. Sunday bali is not Objectionable in
many communities and the supreme
court of Missouri has decided that it is
not illegal in this state. The crowds at
Sunday games in St. Louis are orderly
and the large attendance establishes the
popularity of the games as a recreation
on the Lords day. The people are less
puritanical in their observance of the
Sabbath than they were in former years,
and the legislation on this subject should
be liberal.
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z HARE AND HOUNDS E
Seseeeeeeseeeoseseeoeoeeoss

j. f. Hosking's King Cashier appears
to be working into form in San Francisco
again: he was quite sick for some time
Week before last he won his first course,
and a bye in the second round and won
his third course. being beaten in the
fourth round. Last week he won his
first course. running very well, and was
then drawn.
A. w. Jones' Montana Jack continues
to get a piece of the money nearly every
time he starts, running al the outside
parks in Sacramento, Stockton and VAL
lejo. Mr.. Jones has been requested to
put price on him. as several of the CAL
ifornia cOursing men would like to own
him. Mr.. Jones refuses to sell, however,
as he likes the sport. and thinks Jack
is worth as much to him as he would be
to anyone else.
F.. NJ. Kellogg brought out quite won-
derful puppy recently, a daughter of I'M
ported Crawford Lad, called Crawford
Belle. She won a hard course last Sat
urday, in which she went over the two
minute limit, and it was thought her
chance was gone, as few puppies can re-
peat after a grue!ling. In the second
round, she came against the One-ti 2
great champion. Royal Flush and the
wise guys bet as high as 80 to l against
her though the prevailing odds were Is
to 1. Belle was one Of those absurdly
long shots that go through, however. and
beat Flush quite easily. She was beaten
one point by Liberator in the third
round.
G. II. Macdougalls Col. Lopez is abso-
| lutely out of it. being apparently unable
to win a course under any circum-
stances He seems unable to shake of
/ the effects of the California climate
: which knocked him out about two
| months ago.
| Lopez & Sons Sweetness. a daughter OF
Twister. is running in good form at pres
| ent. In the last six weeks or so. she has
| run into the last eight or better every
| Sunday, and is regarded as due to win
| a stake shortly.
The stake last Sunday was won by
Curtis & Sons Warpath, Pasha Kennel:
| Roman Athlete second.
|
Some of the figures connected with the
opera ton of Union Coursing Park. Sar
| Francisco, for 1860, may prove of inter
est. The total amount of prize money
was over $1,000, divided among 49,
stakes. The total number of greyhound
that started during the year was S86
though the total number of entire!
made was over 5000. The biggest winne1
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digging out rabbits or making post
holes in the summer time. and lies at
depts of foot or two feet under the
soil The character of the soil, whether
sandy or Ioamy, does not seem to mat
ter. The fish is from two to three
inches long, silvery. shaped like min
now, but rather more slender and ia
pering. 1t appears to be dead when
eXhumed, and if dug up in the summer
and put into water it dies at once. If.
however, it is brought to daylight in
May or early in June (the end of au-
tumm, when the rains are beginning
to make the soil thoroughly wet, and
put into tub of water, a curious thing
happens After a day or two 1T casts
its skin, which sinks to the bottom and
the fish plays about bright and lively.
When dug up In summer there appears
to be a growth of skin, or perhaps of
dry. gummy exudation which seals up
the head and gills. Apparently this en-
ables it to aeStivate through the dry
weather, and seals the fish as an Indian
fakir is sealed up before he goes in
for long fasting burial. OF course, in
winter there must be marshy spots or
pools in which the fish can swim and
propagate, but often all evidence of
such natation disappears in summer.
and the hot, dry, Waterless plain seems
the last place on earth in which to find
a fish. When the skin is cast off vivid
little spots of red appear on the body,
so that some people have said that the
fish is small trout This is not the
case (although they are now used as
bait for trout; the kakawai was we'll
known to the natives ages before trout
We're introduced from England; we'll
known, although the name by some
! chance has been missed in making the
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Wittmer. who for nearly six years has
Vainly endeavOred to get match with
ROeber He has evaded him every time,
declining to accept challenges backed by
good money. Instead. he has imported
foreigners of doubtful skill to meet him
in New York. Wittmer is a home pro-
duet. and has always held his own with
all wrestlers with credit to himself.
Why Roeber should refuse to meet him
can only be accounted for in one way,
and | leave the sporting public to judge
what it is. ] suppose Wilmer will die
OF old age before this alleged champion
will consent to meet him. If he declines
the challenge, he must abandon his claim
t. being the best Graeco- Roman wrestler
IN America"
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er's Bonnie Crawford Crawford Lad
Carmen).
II. Corbis' Lady Emily. (Twister-Lady
Emma), whelDed Feb. LIST to Bonnie
Crawford: five are living, a dog and four
bitches. These babies are entered in the
California Futurity of 1902.
Tom Knowles had the misfortune to
lose his young bitch by Bonnie Crawford
Brunette. She is white and brindle.
among other markings, with patch
on the hip, almost circular. and about
SIX months old. Tom will give a reward
ftr her return to Billy Rowe's place on
East Park street. She is one of the only
two left alive of this litter.
Bert BENEFITS has a magnificent big
dog pup by the old favorte, Flying
Dutchman out Of the dam of Montana
Jack. He is marked much like Jack. and
IL big enough to work in an ore team if
he should not do to race. but acts like
the latter game would suit him.
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was Sacramento Boy who won the John
Grace cup, 81, 500. and 1915 besides. Palo
Alto was second. with 1900 odd. White
head stood sixth with 81 ,O75 though he
died in September, and was i'll for
months from the trouble that finally
killed him. Curtis & Sons kennel stood
first in winning kennels, with nearly $780,
600, Pasha kennel with about Sc, 900. and
Lopez & Son third with nearly 81, 900.
Five dogs, among which were Palo Alto,
Whitehead and Little Sister, won six
stakes each.
Lopez & Son recently sent G.. II. Mac
Icougall a beautiful picture of White-
head, taken when he was in hard train
ing; it is an enlargement of the photo
graph taken by Mr.. MacDougall, and
shows this great dogs points off to. per-
lection. Mr. MacDougal will be glad
to have any of the coursing crowd call
at his office, AZ East Broadway. and see
it, &
MacDougall's Spindle. Crwister- Bru
nette), was bred Feb. 10th to same owns