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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-12
HOW TO HELP THE COURTS

n a o
bunch right oftmcs
by hearers OF talking
a way-back- Judge
supreme
ponderosties.
suddenly the Judge Strengthened
he
thysx
some for lourcl ent"
facts enough
complaint nearly every county washing
Justice a remedy.
The O make ms Is o save
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FOrgeis His Attorney

William G. Taylor seems To tbink
that =. v Davis. the attorney. who
represented him In a damage caac
against the city Of Ballard ign't ON
titled 20 any part Of the sf097s ro-
covered. He sued yesterday Tor
1850 30 acknowledging the recpipt ~
S5zsI 10 al the time the judgment was
paid
Mr.. Davis says he had a settlement
with Taylor last July. ana holds his
receipt In full. He says he took the
case on contingent fee and paid ain
me costs and expenses Of two years'
litigation. There was also a discount
on Ballard city warrants. Mr. Tay-
lor Ignores all these sums IN hls com
plant
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Help Wanted, Per Line &c
Employment Wanted, Per Line, 2e
For Rent, Per Line Sc
A1.rnnNr,..Ar.IAM


WM H. nuT1Nkit. attorney az Law suits
prosecuted and defended in al courts. ~
years experience ltusssdlhHH ln bhht
earsfuiiy s1aminea collections made ln
eli parts uf the uHitod states iilGheat
commercial aud eans lsfsrness olA
Third avenue tbuns Main 1000
j. A KTttHuQ gig Washington buli1inr
4 e. MACDONALD. 600 nuras bulldog
noon. rAIAEu a HuuWN. pianeef bid
LYMAN q KNAPP. 10 taller bandins
tltANk % WtEHri.iSd. boston biuet
" tAMnu1H 2oa . raeln, bloes
ririuHr q rEutY. $50 Burke block
q wARn KEMP. 49, uurss buiidins
~ EWiNG 1io New Yorh building
ARCHITECTS
JoliN ultAHAA. $40 a2i Globe bIA Tel
Jumss ggal
D.. W HouoHroN. n4iJ collins
ah~titACr % riTLE
ohhoNSE ftEMPEn 90 Inc, Al
ntrarf Co.. established iHk1 MiniuH
eisln sbstfacts Basement ~ tho Mu-
tusl tfs BuiitiuE
hooTH WlITTLEHTT .nANrOHp A.
slfart O.. satabiishsd tEnu. tazansnt Of
halsf tlost tslspheas haln lSt
tEArttt Abstract Co.. - y. tioek
AHTtsr
- nuHrus uHek. Alrta noysr Lorraine.
ltab ready CO. afdsff puriraii figure.
@ndssap" VIII accept three mufs
pulIiH
kroTIoN SALES
AUCTION nnt muusslon h4usr habrtoft
ani stem. secondhand guti1 buuEht snf
ehahHf at haif.pfiat auH ItAs street. o.
a. #tant Fouvfai Hurtirnssf Tel fiaT tsf
.. o. mcKEuToN. asnssai auouonssr
1919 tirst avenue
jos MARTIN general aueuonrsr. s.is
fffst eve pHauu oak ftt
BUSINESS COLLEGES
cLAhkAH rsfnln shorthand nehool. IN.
Mriausl tnstfuatian o. ttastan ek
hAHr msthsas sna tsaehrfs. Aems pusinsss
ceiisss. nseeai ana trhs.
fnE 80 SbtNANtAN. ANEWrAE uASk
,i.a..t.s b.s. a,,' y s s5 o3 ' Sss,s
raii up sion 60 rhlherE pres D. D.
GfuHfahi stev tree A. "a so~.psfH fash b..
, iaHH. sasl cash.
FEorLEn HAvtsuN BANK.
yaia q il", 90 6 Nsatsiisr. rIss ;
cash. Csmmsrsiai savings anA 'sast uuai.
THE FtHhT NATIONAL nANK ~
SETTLE ,,.
0snsrat uanslns hasinsss transacted !
o. uaaa gs Isns ~ cMirksn. virs
pre-. g. Turner. eash. o. y Fafhhafst
est cash EsehsHss 90 pftacip@i Siiiss
q q. D ana t.afuFs
THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE.
Capital p.ia - ..........,.... y. 90 90
Haspia. -. ..........-..... .ssoco. ooo
Interest aliu~sf en- time dsposits sea
sfai taHkink BUSINESS tfanraetsA
BATTLE mHANg1f agcfmsg % James
street ana Esaond aspnus
. A CAMERON sanaHsr
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hank on
BATTLE
pn
}. Fprih srss . = Gaiasmi,h. vies
rfsa ~ y. suksmF. cashier
CpfrssFQnfsuts tn pftnrisNl cities IN the
tnltsd States ard rurnpm
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Sailor Badly Beaten

III. Jordan. a sailor. became en-
tangled In an argument in the Bel
vedere concert hall last night and
before the question was settled he
was beaten almost into unconscious
ness by two walters Of the place.
Charles Evans and Ralph White.
the walters, we're arrested By Pa
trolman Ryan on the charge Of as
sault and battery.
Jordan had been buying drinks
very rapidly during the evening and
the dispute arose over the question
az 70 whether he had paid FOR the
last round The sailor said he had
but the walters denied It. Finally
one u them threw a glass OF beer IN
Jordan's face and another started
beating him. He was punmoied
about The floor until some one called
the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-12
Would Be Watchmen

Postmaster Stewart in his new
capacity az custodian Of the federal
site. has already received over 100
applications for the position Of
watchmen. The individuals desiring
the job are evidently under the i'm
precision that the site VIII be- taken
away unless guarded. Such IN not
INC case. however. and Mr.. Stewart
states that an such applications win
be disregarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-12
Wants New Members

city Engineer Thomson. second
vice president of the American Road
Makers association, H. In CORES.
pondence with leading business mon
throughout the state IN an effort M
secure 10 new members The object
~ the new association "a 20 secure
better roads throughout the United
Etatca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-12
Lecture on Charts

The seventh lecture under the aus.
pices ~ the Puget Sound Harb0r
No 10. American Association Of
Masters and Pilots. viii be given TO-
morrow evening In the rooms Of the
organization, No. 31s and 3lg Globe
block. The speaker viii be- Cant
J. +. Pratt Of the coast and gc1d
etc survey. on the subject: "The
Construction and Use of Cbsrts "
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struct the spur 80 that cars could
oe run up First avenue and around
by Pike, then down Second avenue
rms would relieve the c0nRcated
trattic during the busy hours ~ the
day.
Inspector Wheeler states that there
- no need for the spur. and win an
report 70 the board Of public works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-12

WHO wants IL HuchH go acres close fn
semitic fare ou boat 2'c round twin. mn.
r.l E1ud house. barn chicken houses
fine orchard 10 to 20 sborp. cows horse.
plEF. chickens. ull farming implements.
wnran. buEr9 this ia one ot tho finest
ranches Sea The state. price lH cheap. ln.
ycHtiEaie.
% acres. ia acres cleared good house. lnrpo
harm. four chicken BONUSES with runs good
orchard. including farming Implcmrutr
horse. cow. Chlckous. house. furniture. All
I'm fine condition. Tor the low price OF
81 100
Fun block improved at Ballard. viii sell all
or part Of bluvk price cheap.
lIa acres. quarter mile from water. ~
acres cleared. good house, good barn. out
house chicken house. $1,000 win buy
this snap
rs acres an cleared. house barn. chicken
house, water piped in h0uFo barn fields.
garden, this 90 an ideal little home
l haYo many ranches 20 offer large and
small call VA 60 see me a. y0u want "a
fHurh or acre property Jacob Miller.
~ New York block
4laW 80 acres, two-thrds very nnr hleh
lnnd. ana balance bottom land. house.
ham and outhuildnFs. orchard 500 vounr
nun trees. huo stream water. clnrc t1
sth'nl Have personally Hcru farm
iettit, n, n Block
FUNERAL DIHrCToRs
BuTTERWORTI a SONS. embaimers
lt2d-ii2s Third. Tel, Pike 40.
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No Need OF a Spur

Franchise Inspector Wheeler may
report Adversely on the petition Of
the Seattle Electric Co 10 con-
struct spur at First avenue and
Pike street. The idea was 10 con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-12

SPECIAL snap today 10 CLOSE an estate: a..
room house az cost. MORGAN EX-
CHANGE. t0lt Third
VIE buy, sell and trade Tor anything and
everything let your property with the
Washington ENchange ana come and 700
George WAbHINGTDN EXCHANGE
tiG2 Third.
VIZ want houses and lots at on the OK.
changes at bottom figures. We have cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-12

today truth The Seattle Gas \
lH hsht
older corporations have
against all as enc
mic o and 20 divide up
ur0ntS
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by stating that she viii not
little for
the bloom Of youth
that she cannot talk
unwilling In
sunco Sc alleged lecturers have done
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MENT COMPANY.
DRY GOODS AND GENERAL
sTOHES-
one store In Seattle. several out
side. money makers all
/ LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
Incorporated rare chance for man
capable of taking enargu 81 sales
10 the trade. well established. own
patents.
/ REAL ESTATE
, chances in well established Of
Gees. needing additional Interested
/ help.
CANNERY LOCATIONS
I several. very valuable. land. fnh-
lnE grounds etc. complete.
/ DRUG STORE
Well established. on Second Av-
Cnus chance u lifs time.
| STEAM DYE WORKS
one small. one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
y or Ia intsros, IN traps and fun
gear boats. scueH and all
/ SIS 600 iSN EsTMENT-
EHta hiiahcd machinery house.
wishing 20 enlarge capacity. pront.
in - months will return invest
ntrnt
/ TRUCK FARM FOR RENT
30 acres. at city'H door. elegant =.
room house. modern improvements.
$50 month.
I A SNAP ~ ACREAGE
bRcres at Green Lake. for lsss than
cost ~ clearing.
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
on Belmont avenue. grand view. !
car lines.
AN ELEGANT FLAT
rooms on Seventeenth avenue:
. can be rented b buying new fur
niture nt hair price.
f ART STORE
Fine business. central location.
SALOON
one 81 the "Hweilest." best located
places tn the city. several others,
90 prices.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
Complete plant In heart Of city.
well established weekly pront 800
present owner has extensive prop.
crty interests IN tho East that de-
mhud immediate attention. tech
uirhl experience unnecessary.
MILLINERY pARLORS-
Elegant fittings and furniture. es-
tHbllshed trade among the elite:
con De- bought AZ cOst OF fittings
II taken quick.
ESTABLISHED INDEPENDENT
BUSINESS
81 300 buys Il complete. monthly
profits tl75.
INCORPORATED COMPANY
81 500 takes hair ~ the stock:
monthly profits $500 guaranteed:
Investment secured.
$1,000 TO 5000 AT PER CENT.
MONTH
n invested In stock Of an estab-
iished corporation. secures salaricd
Office and 3 per cent month on
money put In.
Two fine Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
LAUNDRY
Well established. IN heart OF city.
on account Of owner having other
business requiring his attention
can be bought for less than cost.
CIGAR STAND
Paying 81 30 daily pronts can he
bought for $50 for a few days.
OIL BUSINESS
Paying SITS month clear, 1ne out
NJ IN every rcsnoct; only offered
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WANTED 10 REST.
WE will rent your house. cottage. stor,
o. rooms. u desirable to reliable ten
pHtHr within HeNon days or pay you !
months rent or We will sssur1s -,
care and management Of your properf,
and Pay YOU siN months rent In al.
vance, Gerulan A uerican InveHtrueni
Co. sls Third avenue
WIRE. IRON AND PLATING
PACIFIC Ran a PLATING Works. 2sa6 -,
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Has been Thoroughly Investigated and % is
tho only way that the average wage
Garner and professional or business man
% small means can acquire home.
There ls no achrmc OF special induccm,nt
offered Nou borrow $1,000 and pay Siun.
uui you can pas in instHllmeuts ~ 81 or
more " sou wont Co. Tho feature Of our
plan To- that Won pay no interest The
money changers claim money cannot he
loaned without interest u can cali
and ascertain the names 90 people Who
have ohf aimed loans from us and who d ~.
building homes or who hAvc bought Nous
e. We have one widow with chittrep
Whose contract VIII mature this month
she vii buy acres outside the ritv
limits for &tuu ana build 5000 house ~
you think ahs could ever have rot "a
home under any other plang 30 Won
suppose she could afford 60 pay Interest
or 40 YOU think the money ChnnEora woil1
have loaned her 5000 N She could INV
ihtnreat3 II you have a wife. take mi
contract FOR her u YOU die she rets
home free, II iH a duty YOU oW, or
too. at least can and Investigate tbt.
plan wives, you owe 70 to yourseIvcs
aud children to zee Your husband mas "A
contract with ur. BEWARE or INIT A,
lpRs. This Is tho ORIGINAL con
iANf and the FIRST and ONLY com
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Paying SITS month clear. nne out
NJ In every vcsneCt: only offered
for short time. 1000 regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling.
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wAsrED-REAL ESTATE
HOUSES AND Tors WANTED.

HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.
WE have cash customers for h0usea lota
cottages stores and modern dwellings 10
all parts Of the city. Ths only way 70
sell your pruprfty 10 90 advertise, and
as We Fpsnd TWO THOUSAND Dol
LARS month for that purpose ID fol
lows a. logical Conclusion that we can
sell II. Last your property With U.s. Ab4
cur phctoErapher will take a view 1 Z
u. which viii be published IN half tone
ln al The leading newspapers In the city
uFi.AAN AMERICAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
TIA Third Avenue
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MERcHANT TAILORINn

Fixtures and stock at inventory.
fine location; owner has two stores
and can only attend 10 one.
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noUHEa ASb Lots
TOR AAfFeN~ have upwards 81 500 hous-
- for Eais rauGiuE 90 price from stDo to
SIC. us0 We haEs rbHfUrrarh taken -
al property listed with us 90 that
NE IfpHueciiRe Purchaser afr material
" aided lu maArs selection before
rlsWisH The proliffY After cur cus-
toner maAss e number % ariscttuns in
Conformity uifh tho amount DO Do viii.
irE 20 pay W fshe him % tho different
places in one uf uur carriages STANDING
81 fhf duof 10 accommodate wofktnG
nnsn ana othffa who ma DC diNrult 70
call dUrimx the day. w. have included
10 knfp cur office open Until y clock IN
the evening hH1 uU day sunday
GERMAS AMEBIrAN INVEST MENT
COMPANY
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REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
We'll established, ground floor Of
fee well located. half interest for
$500 20 right man
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ANYTHING EVERYTHING
Hundreds of rare chances, cover
ing all lines OF trade. We can sell
you Just wnat you wish or fur
nish capital for any profitable In -
vostment. that viii stand close I'm %
speCtion,
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MFNT COMPANY.
$40 Third Avenue.
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tTGAK HTANT--
Paying $50 daily nrohts. can be
bought for $50 for a few dayH.
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T4N 4 n DIX .
Well established. IN heart OF city.
on account OF owner having other
business requiring his attention.
can be bought for less than cost
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Two fine Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
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rArnNr ArronNE,

40 ACRES good farming land 10 acres
cleared 100 heAflpg fruit trees. situated
on kepton car Inc Inquire WARD a
SMITH Houtun
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FUNERAL DIIIIeOTOI

BurTERwoRrH SONS. embsimsr,
lt2d-ii2s Third. Tel, Pike 40.
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fTRTSEB- a. two Win Zoo 70 c,psa
~ hest stock ranch propoaitiou in British
Columbia For full particulars address
\ star.
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IAhhELI.As manufactures rscogsriss
and general repairing. 800 Second ave-
nus. Robeson bros
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-14
SPORTING NEWS.
Brush Getting Weary Of HaV-
ing His Players Leave.
VIII Sue to EnjOin Boston From
Playing DOugherty.
SIGNED A CONTRACT.
Cincinnati Manager Claims It's
a Plain Case.
Wants the Ex-BridgepOrt Pitch
er to Aid the Reds.

Bridgeport. Conn, April 14-John y
Brush today notified James h
OsRourke, manager Of the Bridgeport
ban club that he would shortly com
mence proceedings against II, z,
Dougherty, the crack batsman and
pitcher, who after signing a Cincinnati
contract jumped to the Boston Amerl-
can team. Dougherty led the Connee-
ticut league in batting, and after the
close of the season here went to Cali
fornia where he performed a similar
feat in the California league. Before
the close of the Connecticut league sea
son he accepted the terms Of the GIN
cinnau club. and signed contract 70
play there this year. The contract was
made with Ted Sullivan, representing
Brush Manager O'Rourke offered no
objection, but insisted upon his pur-
chase money.
Today Manager O'ROurke received a
telegram from Mr.. Brush notifying him
that he would pay the purchase price
and that he was about to enjOin the
Boston team from playing Dougherty.
Mr.. Brush said he would carry the case
to the highest courts Manager
O'R0urke believes that Dougherty le-
sally belongs. to Cincinnati for it is
known here that his contract with Bos-
ton YES signed a month after he ac-
cepted the terms Of Brush. DOugherty
is a great pitcher as we'll as batsman,
and was the leading base runner in the
east last season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-14

Norton on that date and win camp here
so long as the deadlock lasts-if there
is one. Including the delegates and the
friends of each congressional candidate
besides the candidates for state offices
and other visitors, the committee be-
lieves there viii be about 300 present.
The Miller Glee club composed of
Claude Keller, Sam Bancroft Wilbur
Close and Arthur Vining, are training
for the entertainment ofNorton's guests.
It is also the purpose of the committee
to have a genuine Republican love feast,
in which the candidates for state offices
will be called on for short talks. The
people of Norton viii see that no one
will return home dissatisfied with the
entertainment and accommodations
which will be provided for all who may
come. Postmaster Frank LOckard be-
lieves the convention viii get through
with its business easily and without a
jar, while there are others who think
the convention viii last two or three
days. There are committees who Will
see that the guests are entertained at
the Norton Social club apartments at
ElmwoOd park or upon the grounds Of
the Norton Golf club
Congressman Reeder has signified his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-14
Pittabnre 4. 81 Ioa O

- sesSHn M go, Apflt me SAINTS
game with the Pittsburg National league
team by a score Of to O. The attendance
was about 1900. Phillippi. the slab artist
for the visitors, created somewhat of a
sensation. In the five innings he pitched
nobody got TO first base and two men were
struck out. The home team put up a re-
markable game in the field as is evidenced
by the fact that only four runs were Sc
cured by Pittsburg out Of the eleven hits.
Score by Innings; Ri e.
PIttsburg -. ..-......0 o @ o. sol o. ii i
ST joseph ..-..........0 o 0 o 90 2 2
Batteries Pittsburg, PhflIippi TannehIl
and O'Connor and thinner; St Joseph.
A1cEadden. MaupIn and Roth and Gavin.
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PREPARED Anniversary dr.aL Dr. DparmsnL

'.sea salt, CASTLE Soap plain white, or red and
white mottled-eake .-..- $500.
15c fancy stripes high grade Ticking good assort-
ment OF desirable styles in permanent colorings
Per yard. $3.50 De
All-silk No Z Fancy Corded Ribbons over 3 color
combinations and designs-5c is regular bargain
selling price-Anniversary sale price, yard SC
Ladies' seamless fast blnck ribbed top Cotton Hose
gift 15c Anniversary sale price, pair Sc
Mill Finds leached Muslin, IS in. wide 10 yds.
IN a piece, &c qualities
Anniversary sale price, yard. 4 &c
Manila Madras Summer wash fabrics good assort-
Of ceiorings and designs, in both light and dark
effect sc is the regular selling price
Anniversary sale price-yard 315e
Yeddo silk's % inches wide-a fine, sheer, silk
finish wish fabric foulard designs, black and navy
ground former selling price DC
Anniversary sale price, yard &c
Msnnen's Boratsd TaIcum Powdsr-A general toilet
REQUESTS infants and adults drug charge use
box-Anniversary sale price, box b
Judy Trmmings-silk, box plated and crimped silk
double ruching for dress skirt and hat trimming black
and black with white edge
Anniversary sale price-yard ........~..-..,.. g.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-14

New York, April 1.-THE Italians
continue to collect Conscience money
for the vatican as a result of their
efforts to run down the miscreants who
robbed the pontiff of 100000 francs
says a Rome dispatch to the American
and Journal The latest parcel of stolen
property returned amounts to $50, 900 in
American government bonds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-14

six innings. being succeeded by VIII
liams in the seventh Kellum was bonn
barded by the Misseurians in the sec
ond and sixth. when a total of six runs
We're piled up against the Hoosiers. The
score: R.H- E.
Indianapolis 100000 - 10 4
St Louis 30 2 0 4 0 0 DC 8 8
Batteries-Indianap Kellum, Viii
hams and Heyden; st. Louis. Harper,
Powell Sugden and Donohue. Umpire
Do.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-14

was tried out by the local team and up
to the sixth inning. Louisville failed to
score. Camel was the only one who
found him easy. securing five hits out OF
six times at bat. Neither side scored
in the tenth, but ia the eleventh, Fla herly,
Who ala the pitching for Louisville,
made a bad muf of Cancels toss to
first on Shoots infeld hit and the latter
scored on KFuger's fly to lett
81 Tol1is ....O 2 o 0 0 0 0 0 If
louisville .0 0 0 0 8 0 0-5
Batteries-St. Louis, Adams and Ryan;
Louisville Flaherty and Spies
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BRoWN,s PREJUpIoE
Lost Him Abe Frank, the Winner of
the Tennessee Derby.

Lexington KY. April 14-"Just think
what Captain Brown missed by being
shaky about an artieificiauy' bred race
horse" said Max SamelsOns manager of
the horse interests of Capt. 5. S.
BroWn. the millionaire coal operator Of
Pittsburg, today. Together with Cap
tain Brown / looked over Colonel
Young's yearlings at McGrathiana two
years ago. and took a fancy to the son
of Hanover and imp. CheesestraW- We
got to dickering with Colonel Young.
and at 81. 700 the youngster seemed
ours. Just then Colonel Young turned
TO Captain Brown and said: He's arti-
ficially bred And then Captain Brown
declared everything off. He did not
take stock in such breeding Bennett
bought him for about 81 500, got a good
horse, and we missed him. Abe Frank
is probably the first stage horse ever
begotten artificially''
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IT'S A SECRET YET
But Everything is Arranged Between
Chill and Argentine.

New York, April 14.-In answering an
Interpolation in the chamber of depaties
Saturday, Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Yanez said that a diplomatic secret pre-
vented him from making a full explana-
ton. but he added that the last arrange
ment with Argentine is SO satisfactory
that it win end IN speedy and definite
solution of the long standing conSr0-
Versy, says a Valparaiso Chill, dis
patch to the Herald. Secretary Yanez
asserted that before the end eff this year
all pending questions with Peru. Bolivia
and Argentina viii be satisfactorily set
tied
The Chflian minister to Spain, Mariana
Sanchez, wiz represent this country at
the accession Of King .Alfonzo. to the
Spanish throne.
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NORTON IS READY.
People viii Be Made at Home
ON April 23.

Norton, April 14-Preparations are
we'll under way for the entertainment OF
the Sixth district Republican congress
sional convention which meets here
April 90 Every candidate for Office has
written the committee that he VIII be IN
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trouble in taking the Haskell Indians
into camp at Exposition ball park Sat
urday afternoon by a score Of is to Z
About 300 people were out to see the
game and frequent errors made the con-
they expected