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gan cation, for mutual benefit, OF all blind
persons In the State, and wants their
names and addresses. His address is
81 Quincy 81 rect, Por' TART
Ms. Ella Prescott, y lie Of Henry Pres
colt. Of Gui ford Center, committed
suicide Oct. IL in lit of temporary in
sanity, To- most horrible manner. She
SAT ursted her cluthiDg with kerosene,
and then set fife to 1t. She was dis
covered, hut rot in time to save her life.
In his Efforts to save her, her father,
George Lowe, was seriously burned.
William B. Eaton, for more than TWEEN
ty five years purser of the steamer ''Penob-
scot" and other boats OF the Boston and
Bangor line, died Sunday week at his
home Ia Revere, Mass, after an Illness OF
several years. the deceased was about
hity-six years OF age, and leaves wife
and two daughters. Besides being long
connected with the Boston steam boats, / Q
was for time landlord OF the Fort Point
house at Fort Poiut, aud OF the Bangor
Exchange.
The third annual meeting of the Maine
association of colleges and preparatory
schools will be held In the Senate cham
Der of the state house, Augusta, on Fri
day evening and Saturday morning,
October "a and %. THIS association Is
not a gathering simply OF the heads
of schools and colleges In the
State bat OF all teachers engaged in college
preparatory and college work. The
growth has already been most gratifying,
and It Is hoped that the mem bership may
be increased still further, and that school
principals and Others Will do their utmost
to enlist the corporation OF teachers.
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The Worst Form.

Multitudes sing the praises OF Kodol,
and weak people strong by digesting what
they eat, and transforming their food into
rich blood. Mrs. Cranfiii, Of Troy, I. t.,
writes: For q number of years / was
troubled with indigestion in the worst
form. Finally was induced to use Kodoi
and after four bottles l am entirely cured.
WIaaIN 4 MOORE.
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COUNTY NEWS.


west BroaSssiiis-
Jerome Tapley has purchased a Jersey
COW.
Albert wilson, who has besn yachting
ths past SESSION, was at home for a few
days last week.
Mrs. Hattie r. Tapley and son Samuel
W.. lsfs Last Thursday for Arlington, ~.
j.. 20 attend the wedding OF their son and
brother Robert Ellis Tspley and Miss
Ethel Nancy Dole. daughter OF Capt. J. E.
Dole, Wednesday, Oct. a.
Oct. %. ToMsoS.
Miss Lizzie Halves returned home on
saturday.
william II. Slower, when at Bar Har-
Dor, purchased a fine pair of driving
horses.
been with Capt. and Mrs. George
Biodge,t Tor several days. returned TO
Brewer Saturday.
About every cosl-bin In West Brooks
vile is empty. Miss 8. q. Allison Ia one
of the lucky ones. she having had her
coal put VI tsst ePSfuks
Mrs. Frank Ring, OF Brewer, aud VIII
liam wescott, OF Ramford Fails. who
were called here to attend their mothers
funeral, returned Saturday.
Mrs. Eiixs Jane Lindsey wesoost,
wife Of Capt. Andrew weseott. died q,
her home last Wednesday morning after
an Illness OF two yesrs. She Is survived
by a husband. two IONS, Herbert, OF this
town. william OF Rumfosd Falls, and
tour daughters. Mrs. 0eo. A. Stevens,
Miss Lois we@eost, OF this place. Mrs,
Frank Ring. OF brewer, and Mrs. William
Jellison. OF Taunton. Mas. The funeral
was held Friday afternoon in the Conwrc-
xationai church. Rev. II. L. Packard ofiic-
ia,ing. Appropriate selections were SUNG
by a mslc qusrtstte: II. l.. Packard, frvina
Cousins. Edward Davis and jerome p
TspIey, The bearers were Gersham Farm.
ham, ". A. HAYES, Cap;s. George w. Biod.
gest and Geo. II. Tsplsy. The intermsn,
vas In Mount Rest cemetory.
Oct. -. ToMsox.
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'sThere," said the new advertiser, hand
ing In his copy, "make that as prominent
as possible" 81 suppose" said the clerk
syou want good position 'ssay, young
man, can't you readsn retorted the adver-
tiser; "this amt no advertisement for
a position. I've got business of my
own, have"
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The oatside price for steaks is same as last
week. There IS no change In the general situs-
ttnu
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There isn't any such thing as honest
legislation In the country, complained
the pessimest. Oh, / don't know, replied
the legislator, l Was promised 800 II l
hrlped pass 4 certain blu, and did IL /,
and got ali that was promised me.-Phii-
adclphsa Press.
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West Eden.
Mrs. Lewis Suminsby, OF Bar Hsrbor,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs t. b.
Knowles.
Mrs. Maud Higgins, of Ellsworth, has
been the guest OF Mrs. q. w. Kittredgs
the past week.
Charles ID. Kittredge has gone to
waithsm, Mass, to obtain position In
the watch factory.
Mrs. o. q. Higgins, who went to Winter
Hsrbor to visit her niece, Mrs. Dora Hig-
gins, came home last Saturday.
Oct. 20. IA.
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"a dose in time saves lives" DIR. Woods
Norway Pine syrup; natures remedy for
coughs, colds. pulmonary diseases Of every sors-
--Aduf.
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wc.t Sullivan.
Howard Murch, who is employed ut
Bar Hsrbor, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. violette Tracey and little son
Warren returned to Boston Friday.
Mrs. 5. Il. Phelps has returned from
Steuben, where she has been making .
few weeks'stay.
Mrs. James Msttocks has been In poe r
health, but all will be glad to know thu {
she is again able to be out.
The book party given By Union 8. l. L.
NJ, at X. OF p. hail Friday evening, was q
finspcisi success. Nearly 100 books were
represented By pupils OF the schools.
Oct. 10. Is.
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North Deer T.ss-
Mrs. Hexekiah Powers Is 10 Boston.
sse.dnsn Torrsy arrived home isst
week.
william Jaryi. ss home from Marble
head.
Mis-. anoa Pickering Is visiting Mrs.
Charles Scott.
Mrs. Lsrsin Howard died of dropsy at
her home oetobes /.
joel Powers. who has been quite 81 tie
past month, 10 better.
Thomas Staples has gone TO ssoningson
10 live with his brother.
Capt. aud Mrs. George l.. Hardy have
gons 10 Camden for a snort stay.
Capt. Roiand Lose arrived Saturday
from eoastIag trip TO New York.
Mrs. Eben Hinekiey, OF Sedgwiek, was
guest at the Ellis house Oct. Is.
Capt. Melville Thompson, who com.
msnds The yacht ''coroniiia", Ia home.
Mrs. George Hatch has purchased a
piece OF pasture land from her father,
George Z. Hardy.
John ~. Brockie, former pastor OF the
Congregational church here, visited
friends here Oct. IL.
Mrs. Annie Pierce, daughter of the late
William Powers, was married Ia Boston
on Oct. Q to Capt. Frank Golts OF that
:Sty.
Mss. Mark Love left Thursday for
BI,ston wnese ssu Viii have aedicsl treat
g4cnt at toe as~p,aai. hss sisters, Misses
v iss aaa xmms rorrey, went ~tln aer.
oa Oct. ID Miss Esther Weed, daughter
a Mr. ana Mrs. Frank b. Weed. was
srried 10 Capt. Andrew Scott, OF Deer
70. The ceremony took place In the
lrIor OF the house which the young
Puple had fitted up for their future
pme. Rev. John Lawrence of,ieiated.
My the members OF the two families
ere present.
Oct. ~. l..
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North scdgwtcs.
Miss Edith Chase, OF Bluehill, Is the
guest OF Miss Esther Allen.
George Abbott, OF BIuehill, is In town
for few days visiting his mother.
Mrs. Addie Grindie and daughter
Beulsh, OF East Bluehili, are visiting Mrs.
Alma Bstell.
George Allen and Ray commenced work
In their mill Friday. Their first order
was from the electric road surveyors.
Mrs. c. II. Closson, who is visiting Mrs.
T. NJ. Alien, found in Mrs. Aliens garden
last week cup foil OF ripe raspberries.
Miss Mercy Torrey, who has been visit
ing her mother, leaves to-day for Port
land, where she expects to stay for the
winter.
Oct. 20. RAE.
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COUNTY NEWS.


East oriana.
Capt. Eugene Dorr is spending few
weeks at home.
Herman Dorr. who has been to sea with
his father. Is at homo.
Miss Annie Dunbar, OF North Castine,
who Is teaching on the front ridge, spent
Sunday hero with relatives.
Miss Maud Johnson, of Bangor, was
the guest OF Miss Bsruice Mason over
Sunday.
There win be a dance at the hall next
Saturday evening. Music by soper's
orchestrs.
Mrs. Alice Bisisdell, who has been at
w. w. Bisisdell's. has returned to her
home at Ellsworth Falls.
George Snow Is home from Biuehiii.
He has George Cochran's horses to care
for during the winter.
Heion, the littie daughter OF e. L.
Pickering, fell with c sharp stick In her
mouth and hurt herself quite seriously.
The rubber socisbie. given at the hall
last Thursday night. was thoroughly en-
loyed, sod was q success financially.
Edward Jordan, who hss been very IA
with hemorrhage OF the head. iis able to
ride oct but has not yet resumed his
work.
Among the many who are III with colds
are Mrs. Agnes Forsyth. +. T.. BisisdeiI,
James Pickering and Mrs. Harriet
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A.t starry.
Mrs. =. NJ. synelair went 10 orland last
HEX.
Mrs. Alden Mann has returned from her
isit 10 Brewer and Bangor.
Miss Abbie Lord. who Is teaching here,
~ Monday to spend her two weeks va
Mon In Boston.
birs. Cnatto went to East orland last
wek to wish her nephew, Wellington
unhan, who Is very III.
Miss Annie Glass, who has spent the
SINNER at NJ. ID. Cnstto's, is at Capt. s. J.
feworgy's. Her health Ia somewhat
pproyed.
Mrs. Flora Hodgkins, OF Brewer, visited
pr uncle, Al. ID. Chatto, last week, and
er father, William ii. Jones, on the road
y Ellsworth.
Mrs Charles l.. Philbrook entertained
Pc Rural sewing circle Oct. Is Tho next
ession vii, be held Oct. % with Mrs.
4ary stinson.
Edward consry and wife, of Lynn, who
,avs been visiting his parents, Isaiah
conary and wife, and Mr.. Conary's reia-
1ves In town, have returned.
Oct. 20. G.
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seath tsouid.eoro.
School Is In session taught By Lucy
Bunker.
Miss Blanche Hagen. OF Lamoine, is at
Mrs. A. -. Hollis.
The ssrdinc factory IL RAINING with .
foil crew and plenty OF tish.
A. Y. Hooper was In Roekland and
Portland last week on business.
Miss Eva Fenton, OF Sullivan Centre. Is
the guest Of her uncle, A. r. Hooper.
Mrs. w. ~. Pctiee and son Hugh. OF
Esss Sullivan, visited her parents here
last week.
Miss Ida Nye. OF Steuben, who has been
working for J. G. Hammond this summer,
has returned home.
C. r. Hooper aud wifs have moved from
Winter nsrbor, aud viii occupy tns ir
hoa,s here this winter.
Harry Hooper and wife aud Mrs.
David Sargent start Tuesday Tor Brigh-
ton. Mass, to visit relatives.
Il. ~. Bunker aud family. who have
been al fronboand Isle Tor the summer,
have eeturDed 10 their home here.
OA.20. 3. NJ. :.
winter uaFDsr.
Miss Ellie Pendleton goes to Boston
this seek.
William GaptilI drove to csstine Mon
day tor o weeks outing.
Miss Nyrx Smith has resumed work at
Der former position tn Boston.
News OF the death OF Benjamin Biek-
ford was received here Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Averiii we're In town sun
day ON their way to Mschiss on a pleas
| ore trip.
Harry Hooper and wife left Tuesday
for q three weeks visit among relatives
aud friends ia Boston.
The poverty ball at Globe hall Thursday
evening was largely attended. Taesdsy
evening there Is to be q masquerade ball.
Mrs. Hannah Kingsley and her dsugh-
tiers, Mrs. Grover .au Mrs. Morse, have been
this guests OF Mrs. jeanne Kingsey. the
past week.
Tue birthday socisblc held Friday even
ing At the yestry was q financial success.
gu was taken. This sum will be used In
buying . carpet for the church.
Oct. 20. q.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06
UNIQUE SCHEMETO
ADVERTISE WHISKY
Fictitious Invitations to the Coronation
Ceremonies IN London.

A number of american citizens have
written the State Department saying
that they have received handsomely en-
graved invitations. pUTpOrting TO have
been sent by order OF King Edward.
bidding them TO the coronation ce-em0u-
les il London this month and the writ
ers want 10 know II the invitations are
genuine
The department secured one Of the
cards, and by careful perusaI mana gsd
70 settle the question autlenticaIIy.
The Invitations seemed TO be genuine
enough until that part Of the text con
tanning Iho instructions to the recipient
was reached The instructions con
cerned the length Of trains for ladies'.
the costumes 10 he worn by men and
other needfuI information. and some
suggestions as to what the person in
vited was TO do
Among the suggestions was one that
while in England the recipient was ez-
pected to drink only q specified brand
Of American whisky and this drove
away any doubt that may have existed
in the minds of the State Department
officials The persons Who write about
the matter have been informed that the
invitations were sent by 9 distlling firm
and not by the king
According TO Information received
here, no invitations 20 attend the co-o-
IE-ion have been extended by tho BRIT
ish government 70 any Americans eZ-
cept those asked Officially as represent
atives of the United States
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INVITED By KING TO
ATTEND CORONATION
Former Mistress of the White
House Asked TO London.

Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston. widow OF
Mr. Henry Elliott Johnston. of EaItf-
move. niece OF President buchanan ana
once mistress of the White House. has
becn invited by King Edward Of Eng
land to attend his coronation as G per
scnaI guest.
Mrs. Johnston's acquaintance with the
English monarch dates lack more than
q third of a century. When her uncle
was minister 10 England under P7esi-
dent Pierce Miss Lane accompanied hin
and made the acquaintance Of the young
Prince of Wales. Later. when the
Prince Of Wales was invited By Presi-
dent Buchanan to become his guest
while the former was visiting America
the Presidents household was presided
over by Harriet Lane.
As hostess she arranged many pleas
ant entertainments for the Young heir
to the British throne and after his re-
turn TO England both the Prince and
Queen Victoria wrote most cordial notes
to President Buchanan thanking him for
the hospitality extended and conveying
kindest remeu5Fances TO Miss Lane
The prince also sent the latter q
handsome collection Of portraits. which
yet aGoTn the walls Of her home.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

Tho Senator's finished their Eastern
engagement IN a most approved style
yesterday b- polishing of the Dstroits
for the third consecutive time The
whole series was snatchcd from the
Wolverines. ami they did not even get
g run for their money. Yesterdays -ane
was presented to the locals by Center
Fielder Barrett. OF the Detroit team.
Up TO the seventh inning, things looked
blue as Indigo for the Statesmen. and
Tom LOTUS scratched his Uranium and
Eezaa TO wonder how the deuce he
could squirm out OF the Gopy rut and
win the game Barrett solved the stu
alton for T9mnie IN the seventh inning.
w1cn he corraIled an error tnat would
have put the SandIotjers to shame.
Tho Tigers we're leading the locals by
three runs up TO this time. but when
Barrett cot foolish Eaj dropped the
BALI the Senator's made enough rinss
around the wolverine team TO win the
@arae without much trouble. The States
men could not have lost the game even
il they wanted % with such playing as
The Tigers did 10 that inn NJ. Four runs
were made IN the inning, and they gave
the locals Z lead Of two italics en- their
opponents. Tn game yyas fast. fierce.
and furious from that inning on TO the
close Of the game but try as they
would the Lake Shore lads could not
get any more runs over the plate 5r de-
crease the locals lead
Case Patten. who, be it remembered.
is the man that shut out the Tigers On
the first day they landed in this burg,
went in yesterday and won the last
home game, for A couple Of moons. for
his messmates. and received the glad
hand and the joyful smile from all Of
his c0-w0rke-s. The fans had heard
that Case was slated to pitch and.
wishing to see how he would work
after pitching . game only two days
before, they all tTuGged cut, ard We're
rewarded by seeing Case pitch one of
the hes rameS OF the season. Patten
seemed to have the confidence in him
self that he could turn the trick the
second time on the Great Lake men. and
Lotus allowed him to 80 in and DO the
twirlInE stunt.
The locals we're not up to thsir old
style o. batting. but they did no. need
TO bat All they needed was tc keep
cool an5 IeyeI-hsaded. while the VOL
VeT5les got TUddled at critical times.
The visitors secured more hits than the
[ locals. but. owing 10 the superb back
ing I'D that Patten received from his
mates. the hits were prevented from be
ing counted as runs
The Senators viii not play today. as
they are travelling over 10 Chicago 10
( teEi1 their first Western tour. TOuoT-
row they will be expected 70 put I'D
Just that much better game. owing to
their having 4 day of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

selected by Fitzsinmcns as a sParring
partner in his work Of training for the
championship battle on July % Fitz-
simmons has gene to SkagEs Springs.
where he viii enter upon active train
ing JeTries VIII go to Hardin Springs
10 prepare himself.
F. Ambrose Clarke has purchased from
Clarence H Mckay the horse Seminole,
which VIII be trained for steepiechasing-
The high court OF Toronto. Ontario.
has decided that betting in Canada on
the races outside OF the Dominion is il
legal
Among those OFFERINGS prizes for the
frs inaugural dog show Of the Wissa-
hicl,on Kennel Club. at the horse show
rounds at W-ssahicAon Heights. OF
June Z next are Pomcrauian Associa-
ton. Philadelphia Dog Snow AssOcia-
tor. Airedaie and Spaniel Clubs. MessFs.
Clement NcwboId. William s. DistOn.
John s Price. jr., George c. Thomas, r
y Carson. G. Jason Waters, Daniel
Buckley, J. 2. Faudcrgrift- z II Old
Ram. D. Murray BohIcn- Henri Jarrett
Enfield Farm, Swiss Mountain Kennels,
and Mrs Edward s Buckley
It is seldom that a mare twenty-five
years old mas fcaI. Tut Secret. fOalcd
1877. by L0agfeIIow-P latina. by Planet,
foaIad a baby colt by imp Rossingtoa
at the Nartu-a Stud on April %
The establishment Of horse racing on
Q firm basis at Saratoga has given real
many land deals have recently been
transacted there at big advances in
prices.
Lew RyaU wants TO meet Joe Tipman
in baltimore a-etn- These lads boxed
last winter. when Eyan lost the decision.
Lew claimed that his arm went back on
him an6 that he was not knocked out
Jack Carson. Of Hot Springs, Ark. has
$1,000 90 bet that FitzsInmors viii beat
. JeGries when they fight July p. He Of
tered the bet to JeTries first, but was re-
fused. The prevailing odds are 10 to
:. with Jedr.es farorite-
Since khaki cloth mas been used By
/ troops il the Philippines and else
where in such good advantage It has
: been adopted by builders Of automo-
bilcs as a splendid covering. on ac-
colnt Ct the density and durability Of
/ is texture It makes q very handsome
cover. finished with letters and mono
grams II leather or cloth.
Plans are to be drawn in New Haven,
+ Conn, fer a forty-foot sharpe. which is
10 be Of the Fairhaven pattern and
schooner rugged She VIII he fitted With
q horsepower EasOieue motor
and VIII he used as a combined fishing
and cruising boat between the head Of
the sound and Block Island during the
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SOFT SHELL CRAB CROP
AN ABSOLUTE FAILURE
Maryland Trot-Line Cra5bers Making
Money, Though CTustaceans
Are Scarce.

EAsTON, Nd. June 6--WhiIe crabs
are scarce The Jrot-Iinc crabbers are
doing a profitable business. Last week
single crabbeTs made as much as SO
There IS no money in it yet. however.
for the crab packers as they cannot get
enough 20 run profitable force, and
prices for stock are so high there is
very little profit in the meat The early
crop Of soft crabs is an absolute failure
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06
VICTORY FOR COLUM8I4S.
Center Market Team Vanquished by q
Score Of "A TO 5

The Columbia baseball team defeated
the Center Market team yesterday af-
ternoon by the score Of Il TO > The
game was played on the grounds al
.summerfeId." corner Fourteenth and
z streets northeast.
Clarence Dodge, who twirled the
horsehide for the Market team, was
knocked out Of the boz : the fourth in
ming On account Of the strong pitch
ing Of Tom QuantTille the cleaver
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

singers Ware able to make but one run
up TO the seventh inning.
The Geological Survey has forfeited a
same to the C0lumbias By failing to ap-
ar on two different dates. The Colum-
bias would like 10 arrange games with
al teams averaging is years of age. fer
the championship of the District Of c.
IumD.a. Address all challenges 10
ihcmas QuanJrille. $50 Ninth Street,
northeast.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

Gezra Maroczy. the winner Of the re-
cent international chessmasters- tourna-
ment at Monte Carlo, has received a let
ter from the Manhattan Chess Club, of
New York. inquiring whether ne would
be open TO fulfll months engage
ucnt at the New York club next fall.
Haroczy says he has no intention of
going to New York
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Cadet John Rodgers has been elected
captain Of the Naval Cadet boat crew
for 1903
Abe AttelI and Young Corbett have
signed articles 10 fight in Denver today.
The weight is to be 1875 at o'clock in
the afternoon. and the purse VIII be
divided. ; per cent going TO the winner
and - per cent TO the lesser
Jack Johnson. WHO defeated Jack JET
fries at Los Angeles recently. has been
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

First base by errors-DetrOit, . First
base On balIs-Of Patten- ]; of NuIIin.
E.. struck out-By Patten, .; By MuIiin,
.2. Two-base hits-EIbeTfeld. ,. Cough
.Hn. stolen bases-Coughlin. Holmes
Hit by pitcher-MuIlin. / Umpire
sheridan Time Of game hour and 70
minutes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

Sunday Morning. 2:Isi5, and TriIby
Simmons. 2.22A, are being educated as
a pole team by James B. Green, at the
Holnesburg track. These sons Of Sal
adm and Simmons should beat 2:20 this
season
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

Where They Play Today.
Cincinnati at Boston
Chicago at Brooklyn.
s.. Louis a. Philadelphia
PittsbUrg al New York
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

WASH VESTS are being extensively than We
ordered particularly big line Of these for this We knew
what you'd want. Prices range from $50 TO 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06
Parker Bridget 6 CO.
Parker, Bridget & co.
Ninth and the Avenue.
Ninth and the Avenue.


with
TO trace with an establishment that has demonstrated itself hh-cas
quick something belong to the
0 here
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

Eddy Santry's left wrist and knee
cap we're injured in the Tommy Sulli-
van fight at St. Louis last week, and he
may not enter the ring again.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06

There is no money in fighting these
days. said Kid Mccoy NO city on
the map supported pugilism like New
York did In my bout with Kid Carter
or Monday night in Philadelphia the
receipts Of the house amounted TO only
$1,000. 1 have easily realized 500, COO
Most OF that sum I made during the two
years previous TO the death Of the
game"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06
In TEE BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results OF Yaz1e-day's Games.
Wash srEton, .. Detgoi ..
Chicago. il; Philadelphia. ?.
Boston. 5. Cleveland. 3
St Louis, :. Baltimore, s.