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Dance at Harrisburg.

The dance given Friday evening oy tns
young men Of Harrisburg was pleassn'
anair. Dancing continued until the wee
hours OF the morning. Those present Heie
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. ]. Pew, c. D. Allen, at
Hume and Fox; Misses Ida PneAe 49,,
Monnle sutton. Isabelle Garr2W. A.,
lee rstelle van IAew. May Adams
MesSrs scott Milan, Frank Daniels q "
weoEs ard. Walter Meggett - ,,1Sy
msnC. A. Folk. C. A. Street Jonn w. -,
~ A. Lang Charles Dihreli ana iaeo
nett
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" sIly Council, WiIkeSbarer,
|par Cured of Rheuma.
tiSm.

\ VIM. J. Harvey, a president of
sOdffe's city council, who will
remembered for his great
.vr the city. was once a mere
:. wreck, torn in every muscle
sSiye from the frightful pains
:! rheumatism. He consulted
~ I. physicians, went abroad, took
asns and almost every known
wv Ior the disease. One of the
relsis had had a very similar
IN, saSe and DR.. David Kennedy's
Y remedy had cured him, so he
4 l s this great kidney medi.
h us friend, and Col. Harvey is
ven man, hale and hearty. In
y abrupt way he states his
DAVID KENNEDY.
elr:-This to certify that
n, permanently cured of rheu-
4 49,, ~ the use of DR.. David
-s0ys Favorite Remedy.
~. VIM. j. HARVEY.
b h could be more direct or
~, 'ne point than this simple
Il Aslsm is but another name
,,, scld poisoning, which is
ya aa,unsrily by diseased kidneys.
Ndneys and the rheuma.
II ~ diseases OF the kidneys.
'uer and blood. rheumatism.
s,d snd chronic constipation, as
n IA sSiVIssnesses peculiar to women,
uss. h5.ennedy's Favorite Remedy
Eso,,sl,ohaoiy the greatest medi-
@ the medical profess
Is ss, ~ sell Or. Kennedys Favorite
.as new so-eent size and regu-
-, enough for trial, free by mail.
N Kennedy Corporation. Rond-
out. N. Y.
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A DAY IN THE COURTS
THE CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
APRIL BEGINS MONDAY.
February Term Of Eleventh District Court
and Msrch Term Of the County Court
Expired by Limitation.

The April term Of the criminal district
court for this county will begin Monday at
0 a. m. sharp and from the precedent set
by Judge Gillsspie since he has been presid-
ing judge OF this court 1t Is safe to say that
jurors attorneys, witnesses and officials Of
the court will be on hand promptly at the
opening OF the court at 9 o'clock. Under
Judge Gillaspte's new order, the criminal
ustnet attorney, criminal district clerk,
sheriff, justices Of the peace, constable,
mayor and chief Of police are expected 10
have their detailed reports ready TO hand
Ia, showing how much cash has been re
ceiYed by each Of them, from whom il was
received and Tor what. and what has been
done With II. Judge Gillasple has taken
hrm hold Of the reius and is getting the
business Of his court hnely systenatized.
~
Suit was instituted by John Sheridan
and his wife through their attorneys,
Aiessrs. Loyeioy & Maeyinsky, on yeSter.
day for $4,000 damages against the In
ternstional and Great Northern Railway
Company on account Of the alleged negli-
gent killing OF the plaintiffs son tn No
yembeE Of last year, The plaintiffs claim
that their son was car Inspector Ia the
employ OF the defendant compauy. and
while performing his duties IN coupling
up the air hose 90 train belonging TO
the defendant In its yards, preparatory to
its departure, the defendants employees
are alleged TO have negliseutiy backed an
engine against the cars aud run over plain
tins son, injurng him SO as 10 cause his
death, and further alleging that their son
had no notice or warning that the engine
was 10 be moved.
~
The February term of court In the Eley-
euth judicial district. Judge Ashe presid-
ting. and that OF the county court for its
March term expired by limitation Saiur-
day night at midnight The April term Of
the Eleventh judicial court begins Monday
morning. There is z pretty heavy docket
for this term. and Judge AShe VIII be kept
busy almost during the entire term. The
next term Of the county court, Judge Y. II.
Nasmer presiding judge, Will convene on
the drst Monday In May
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rransinrs N ReaI EstaL.


]. NJ Damon % Mrs. v MacGresor,
GAO acres Of section s. Washington
County Railway company lands $500
c. II. Gueringer 20 c. {, Besvens,
SIR s9' ''TF' OF IaIoo'' ra.on,ns 200
c. {. Beayens, Jr., TO David Barr;
800 acres Of Tacott Patching sur -.
C Il Hermann to Nicholas s.
schmitz; 400 acres Of Houston
Texas and Brazos River Railroad
tons and ' ..+... o.. 5000
sohmitz; 23s 10 acres Of Houston
paay survey i- .s.......,..,........ 1874
and ., block 4 subdivision Of
Holman io-acre lot Z. south side $50.
Buffalo bayou .,............ ..... 1000
Nicholas S. Schmltz 10 Hy. Roess-
Ter: 50 acres Of Houston, Texas
and Brazos Railway company sur AZ,
Nlcholls S, scbmItz 70 David Roess-
Ter; so acres Of Houston, Texas
and Brazos Railway company sur
Nicholas s. schinitz to Adolph Reiss;
Brasos Railway company survey. 1900
Nicholas $, Schmitz TO William II.
Mockel; 23s $40 acres Of Houston,
Texas and Brazos Railway COM
4. w and J. n. B, House to j. n
Jones: lots /. 2, half Of 70, block
AZ south side Buffalo bayou 90. 1850
Jesse II; Jones 70 L. II; H9rrcll; lots
l. 2 25xiO0 feet Of II, block AT,
south side Buffalo bayou ........ $500
J. n W, Cobb and wife 70 ]. X. G.
Brhmmer; west half Of block 81,
Houston and Texas Central Rail -.
way company survey .....-..,.-. 1000
r. r. weems to August Relchardt;
part Of lot 4, subdivision 7, o. -.
SIlltn sutNeS 'rrr.,,ii,' ~
ii, Main In street addition -. s7oO
J. j. setteEast TO j. c. Hutchinson;
fractional block 25 settegast b
George PsS' Robertson ct al by sheriff to
City Of HOuston lots !, 3, g,
snd s. block IS, Castanla addition PIT
Mary A. Rouse 70 J. j. Russell; part
OF tract OF land out Of Reinerman
F. e Fourmv and wife 10 Robert
r V. Schneider; o7-1o acres Of
Luke Moore league .............. 100
Cullen Rickmever ct al TO j. A.
opeushaw; lots and 3, block 2es,
" R. Baker addition: quit claim 70
]. e Walton ct al 70 ii. Il. Hlll ct
al; lots l and 2, block II, Drummer
Home Building and Investment com.
pany 10 F. T. Eastburn; lots and
. and south hslf Of lot B. block
10 Empire addition .........,.. LOO
R. NJ Thompson et al hy sheriff 70
A. r. Langerman; POI acres out
Frank Hamilton patent. 3A and
2s6 adjoining above tract. .....4 %
A. r. Langerman 10 Cash & Luckel;
poi acres Of Frank Hamilton nat-
emit 3s4 and 2s3 acres adjoining i.ifI
T vi Wallace and wife 10 True r.
Wagner: lot s, block 2, ont OF West
End addition ...:... 2. ,..--.,.,. 1000
Cifv OF Houston 10 Frank Digs; lot
& block a. Csstania addition and
lot . block Z, HaTdcastle addition II
CITY OF Houston 10 ]. L. Burrell;
lots 8. Z and and a fourth Of lot
block 2s4 Baker addition ..,.. iOC
z. b. Cushing and wife to VIII Pow
erg; lots ana 7, IN block 2; lots
| /. ?, 3. 6, 0 and 10, II block 3;
lots 4. 5, 6, 9, 10 and ~, block 4,
ali IN Powers south side addition ! 40
H-,.;-1. iceneSa
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Weather change noted below viii occur
within twsutyfour hours Of 8 D. IN. Of
dates below;
April 5-WarneF.
April G--ThreAtenipk.
Apri, variable.
April s-Cooler.
April Cool
April 10 MOdcratinR.
April n-Warmer.
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Suits Filed for the District Courts.

Mrs Marie Rios vs. Antonio Rios. divorce.
and san Antonio Railway Company; dam.
ages.
r. r, Bonner ct al vs.. y. S. Glover ct al;
injunction.
E1 parte August Joseph Peresult; change
name
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Do not lesve hon. on journey wIlhoo'
a bottle Of chanberlain's Conc cn"ela
ana piarrhoea Remedy. II is Amos, -
tein 10 be needed and can not o. Prosue'
While you are on board the cars Or $50
ship. II is pleasant. safe and rsliao's-
sale By ali drusGtsth
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epEcIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Concert and dance given by Red Oak
camp No 20, Woodmen Of tho World At
Sacngerbupd hall, Tuesday evening, April
8. 1902 Admission, adults zoe children
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J. A. Breeding VS. Peter kuchner. motion
Tor new trial granted,
Il p Mansfield VS. c. r Smith; defend
ants motion for new trial overruied, 60
which defendant excerpts and gives notice
Of appeal
Jed Frye 60. VS. Theodore Keller; mo
ton for courts conclusions o. law and
facts granted.
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Estate Of John f Weiss. deceased np-
plication Of Louisa Weiss 70 probate Will.
Estate of Guy r. Jones. deceased; april
cation Of Laura b Jones for letters Of adj
minstrstiop.
Estate Of Joseph y. Haddon deceased;
application OF Sarah T. Hsddon Tor letters
Of administration.
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KUHIHoFF.- NInerai Wells. ToIas,
Aprl 3-Mlss Eliza Kuhlhoff died here
about ] o'clock yesterday morning Of ca.
tarrh She was about 40 years old
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The following committees have hecn mp
pointed TO receive the visitors ~ ths trains
and see mat cal are property directed 20
the hotels;
Trains Reception ConmttteS--tsrand Cen
tral Depot. nn traina-John Q. Ray. chair
nmn, c, X Sheriff., a. j. SEIZURE
man Percy Allan, J. A, Mcfarland, A K
BiRtugsley lohA w. Dttmar X W, Har
ris John S. Bonner, Torn Beard. Lynch
Davidson, r. ID. Gnhble c. u. Brown, A.
Wheeler,
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas pePot--Bsn
J. BARROW, chairman; J h Ice, T. 5. Lee
W. n. Mihlls W. J. Taylor. 0srsld pftE-
gerald ". y WAN
International and Great Northern Depot
r. ~ Farrst. chairman G.. / WaPes,
r. V. Lapdrsn r. n Daniels, A. Csnct,
Frank Sawyer, W. J, Dubig.
THE chRirmen Of the train reception com.
mttees ara requested 10 hold meeting 81
same early on Monday morning ana lay
out the work OF receiving guests. 40 tina,
there may be no failure to have proper rep.
resepta ron az each train entering thc city
on Monday night for the trains Of TuasdA y
and The early Wednesday trains
All parties who hAve not secured accom-.
modBtiou, should be taken direct 10 the
public comfort committee which Will have
itS Beedquartcrs st the Rice hotel.
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c. ". Hahl VS. G. b smith. debt
c. ". Hshl VS.. II. Lnderholm and John
Fl. Ruby; punishment.
L. s. owen VS.. Gust. Hawknsou, debt
and attachment.
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n A. Arnold. two-story house, Milan
ard Berry street; siT00.
rev NJ W Wren. cottage and fence,
p.scbs,i ard Gentry streets; $500
p Ghsgpsrd. FspairA. ksns stfssti 80
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Marriage Licenses.
suilJina Permits.

Frank Chapman TO Miss Annie shuck
Phine Cook TO Mrs. G. " Herripg.
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Fifty-ffth District Civil Court.
ny. wilkins VS. Joseph b. wilson; on
trial
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Cu7don WIN reach Houston on the return
trip az about o'clock ~ ths evening,
AZ beaumont the evcUTsioniSts win be re
celvcd and entertained by the lumheTmen
and citizena generally OF that busy city,
1Aey VIII be lunoAed and shown through
soma Of the principal malls OF the place,
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-09

rates via the Illinois Central railroad.
Our rates are the lowest to be had, and
II will pay you to write us. II you
haven't time to communicate with us,
tell the agent from whom you purchase
your ticket that you want to travel by
the way Of the Illinois Central, and you
will never regret the trip. II any oi
your relatives or friends in the east are
coming west while the low rates are in
effect, write ns about them, and we will
see that they get the lowest rates with
the best service. Through tourist cars,
free reclining chair cars-in fact all the
latest conveniences known to modern
railroading. For particulars regarding
rates. time, service, stop.Overs, different
connection aud routes, etc, call ON or
address, B. +. TRuMBuLL. Conf. Agt.
ll2 Third street. Portland, Oregon.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE ;. is1s.-NOTiCt
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once.
la Granie. Oregon.

La Granie, Oregon. I
July Z. tvos
Notice u hereby given that In compliance with the
y,ions o, the aci oi congress OF June 1873. en-
titled An ~, tor the sale oi timber LANDS IN IN,
state. oi California. Oregon. Nevada. AMI Washing.
ton Territory. ~ extended IN all the Public Land
States ty a,: oi August =. 'S.a.
FRANK n. MACKtY.
o Austin county oi Grant. state oi Oregon. has this
iiy tiled In this office hi. sworn statement No iiso
TOT the purchase oi the swi-an n~ia AMI ma
-. OF section No. ~ AMI mere e ~ of section
No .. IN township No. ~ south. range No. " L. "
". ana viii Otter proof To show ina' the lana >ough
II more vsu,tl, tor It's timber ~ stone Than tor ag
uiual purposes. AMI 10 establish his ella ~ to sai
Land t,iorc Charles N Chance, u. y comm s>ioner.
q, Sumpi,r. Oregon, on MonIay. the o iaN oi oe-
totrf. IOs, =. =,
tie names ~ Witnesses: Clark ~. friisha~. oi
Austin, Grant county, Oregon; Frances Tic. ANA
Pearl Bradshaw. o' IilcnsbuIg. ki,iiIas county
Washington, AMI Ictcy N, Bradshaw. of Austin.
t.ianl county, Oregon,
AnV ani al persons claiming adversely The atoNc-
ir>, fn,i lands are requested tn tile their claims IN
this nh,c on rciutc saii 9th iay ot o. tohe. So'
l.. W B>RiiHIt. Register;
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The rrIor, oi II. u. Tat"m, assaycr in
charge ni the United States assay office
AT Helena, ,u,hc director "i the mint
irr the year hol, jus, issued, shows that
the value oi',l,r gold, silver, copper aud
lead prrducrd ~ tina, year Was SGn, n,3S,,-
UlpOl. Oi that amount Si,SO2, az n
was IN gold, SlS,33i, ,ii:,2d IN silver,
>H, 1bl ,sSFa, IN copper and SinS ,,i22,u ~
IN lead, As c"mparrd with the pro-
,luction ri lS,n, the decrease l. about
$1,000, 100. due To- the lcsscncd pr"iuc-
tion m copper,
Title report shows that since the dis.
covcry oi uuld IN Montana, ~ wears ar"
more than 81 ,OOO. 900 600 has been taken
from the streams and mountains III the
state, l.l,,lv change in the value ri the
gold production, ne compared with th"
prc> iuus year, L. shown, and attention Il
called tn the enlarged usr ii the cyanld-
in, process during the year. There was
also little change IN the value al the sill
Yer produccl, In the table showing the
production by counties, Lewis and Clark
lead in the value oi the gold, with
81 ,u56, ,lSS -. Granite leads IN the
value oi silver, With $2,S5S, ,nt,@, Sill
yer Bow in copper, with 22S,H2,2"? tine
pounds. Mcaghcr leads IN the .produc-
tion oi lead, with 2,5uU,Ulo fine pounds.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE !. ,S,s.-NOriCi
FOR PUBLICATION.
tni;ei States Land Once.
al,,anls Oregon


La Gianie Oregon, Z
July =, ~ a.
Notice y hereby given that ~ COM lance with the
PROVISIONS a, the at ot congress OF Iune I. 1875, en-
ttlri An aIt Tor the sale NJ timber LANDS IN the
Sts,c, oi California q econ. Nevada. ani washing.
ton Ter t,oiN, A. extended to all the Public land
States Nv act oi August =, iso,.
FRANCES rlCE,
oi Ellcnshurg, county oi kiui,as. state oi Washing
ton, has this iaN hei IN this ohce he swarm state
men, No uSs, Tor The purchase oi the "a swl'. OF
section No ~ ANA the Wa NV u. oi sect on No. l..
IN township No ~ south, range No u W,M,, ani
viii orer rioot Ia sow that the land sought Is more
Valuable TOT It's timber stone Than tor agricultural
purposes ANA To establish her ,lam Ia said lana be-
tore Charlie, n, Ihan,e. L y, commissioner. a,
Sumpier. Oregon, on Moniay, the 9th iay oi Oc-
tuter. iols,
She names A. witnesses: Frank H. Mackey. OF
Austin, Oregon; Peail Bradshaw, OF tllenseurg.
Washington lu>tu> NHeh, ana II, L. Campbell. OF
Austin, Oregon,
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely the above
described lanis are requested TO hle their claims In
this oihSe on OF before said 9th DAY OF October, tsos
/, ", BARilrtT, Register,
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE !, 1873. NOTICE
FOR PuRliCAri N.
United States Land Oihce.
Ia ntanic, Oregon.

United States Land Once,
Ia ,danic, Oregon, I
July :. tVoS. ,
Notice u hereby given that IN 20 pancc with the
PROV i>on> ot the act at congress June u 1875 en-
,ii,i "An ACT ior the sale ui ,mrcr LANDS IN the
States oi California. Oregon. Nevada AMI washing.
ton TERRITORY" ~ c,icnisi tn all the Public Lani
States Nv aCt oi August =, iso'.
CLARK ", BRADSHAW,
of Austin county o Grant. state oi Oregon, has this
iN tiled IN this oiiIc hi, sworn statement No iisS
ini the ruiCha>, oi the ne .nwi'i, n's nerA
ana : q ,..n.I-. ot section No y. IN township No.
- >nuth, range M, I. l. W. ", ana will otter proof
to show III the Iani sought n more Naluar, Tor us
TINKER ~ stone than tot agricultural purposes, AMI To
establish his claim io SAID lani before Charles w.
Chance, L. y, Commis ssiunet. ~ >ump'e', Oregon
On Noni,y. the 9th jaN OF octore,. ,oos.
lie names ~ Witnesses; frank u, Nackey. OF Aus
TN. Oregon; pearl BRADSHAW, o' Eilcn>eufg, wash
ineton, II I, Campbell sni Jnsius wright o' Aus
TN, Oregon,
Ans ANA all persons claiming adversely the above
ic>cIiHri anis are requested 10 Tile their CLAIM, ~
this office On ~ reiuie saii 9th iaN oi October ioos
/. ", BARllIrI, Register.
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Rates Again Reduced From, All Points East,

Before you make deiinaie arrange.
men,s Tor that trip east let III quote YOU
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sesssoasoossssssssssesosssSse

race for congress In the Fourteenth dis
trict
a young boy accidentally shot and killed
himself near Ennis.
II is proposed by former students Of Pro.
lessor Bickler 10 erect monument to his
memory.
The methodist conference will get down
70 business during the coming week
Prohibition was defeated in Hamilton
county by a small majority.
Work has begun at Bill Hi1. where
Pouno Higgins expects TO hud a rival to
Spindle Ton.
The experiments u the agricultural de.
pnrtment In finding boil woeyil extermi
nator are TO be conducted at two points.
A drlil sent through the oil at spindle
Top mas found second stratum Of gas,
and II Is believed oil viii be struck shortly
AZ depth NJ more than 1900 feet
Tho macLere hahing Is now good at Gal
weston
In a row on an excursion train between
Lake Charles and Beaumont one negro was
Killed and several white men were
wounded
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BAPTISTS AT ASHEVILLE
THEY FILLED ALL THE DENOMlNA-
TIONAL PULPITS OF THE CITY.
The Sessions Were Held at Which Va
rious SUBJECTS Were Discussed
School Board Meets Today

Ashevile y. G., May II The sessions Of
the Southern Baptist convention today were
substituted by services Of worship held In
the various churches throughout the city.
Prominent visiting diyines filled pulpits in
an Of THE denominationa churches
A series Of services also was held at the
convention hall, the following program
being observed
Morning Service Rev W II Whltsett,
n D., of virginia "rhe American Epoch;"
Rev. y r Cody, n D. Of South Carolina
and Rev T. Green u n, Of Maryland.
is the Faith Of Our Fathers tho Faith for
Their Childrcn?"
Afternoon Services ST Federation Of Bap-
tist Bodies orphan Baptist Convention,
Rry r. T. Hale. D. D., Of Kentucky and
Rev W. A Robson NJ Florida
Night Service Under Which King.
Christ or Commerclalism Rev. T. s.
Potts Of Tennessee.
Tribute Of tenderness was paid Dr. Ker
foot. late secretary Of the home mission
board. by Henry Mcdonald, d. D., OF Ken
lucky.
Words Of honored remembrance, love and
esteem were spoken by Rev J, b Haw
thorne In memory of DR. II. A Topper
late secretary of the foreign missionary
board
The Sunday school beard viii convene to
morrow.
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The Locals Cinched The Game by
Scoring in the Last.
BEAUMONT MADE A DESPERATE EFFORT
Cawthons Were Good at Batting and
Fielding, but Their Opponents Held
Them Down Until the Ninth
HoUsToN 5. BEAUMONT 4

Tho game between the Houston and Beau
mont teams yesterday was a hiir raiser,
6naly eliminating in a victory for the
local team after eleven innings Of desper-
ate ball PLAYING No better game has been
played on tho local diamond and the 1900
spectators who saw the contest were loud
in their praise of the playing Of both clubs
The home boys outbatted and outhelded
their opponents, but up to the ninth inn ng
II looked very much as II Beaumont would
pull of the prize. In the ninth, however,
the local aggregation picked up one run,
all that was necessary TO tie, and after
both sides were BANKED in the tenth
Houston went in and chalkcd up another
in the eleventh. This proved tn be the
winning tally as Beaumont failed to con
meet with the plate in their half. The
features were the pitching Of Brigunce and
the batting and fielding of Ollre Edmond
son and Markley also did clever work
while Paulig batted and fclded in his usual
clever style. Teyls pitched a good game
Tor Beaumont, while Lyons on frst and
Richardson behind the bat batted and
helded in grand shape.
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FOREIGN.

The Berlin market review noted the sub.
lection Of German boerses to the American
leadership, and while they admit thnt the
present New York situation is satisfactory,
they stIIl predict the long prophesied crash.
American paper is freely offered for dis.
count In German hoerses, and Berlin is now
having the cheapest money in the world.
Me1icars improved abroad upon tine rise
In the price of silver.
In tho London market thr past week,
Americans were weak. mlres staguaut;
money was plentiful gold firm, tone cheer.
foi. prices stationary and peace talk fay-
o-able.
The tall in cotton restricted the Man
chester cloth market, while English bust.
ness with China has bern practically sus
pended
Queen wilhelmina continues 10 improve
the constant attendance of q physician he
Ing 90 longer necessary
The Philippine commits, sion has revoked
the Imprisonment for debt law
A riot was preclptated by the inability
~ Rarnum & Bailey's circus to accommo
date an the people at Brezeres, France
several employees were injured.
prcsidenteloct Palma If Cuba has ar
rived at Havana, where ne was received
with great enthusiasm.
II has leaked out in London that th'
British communicated n Holland their wil
ulaness to confer with burgers in tn,
field.
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GREAT BRITAIN ALARMED.
Fears Are Entertained for English West
Indian Possessions.

Z GERS ARE CflEILdllEu lli l-'l9hSll ~ go
Indian Possessions,
London. MAY The latest reports re-
ceived here say that the state Of affairs
at 81. Vincent created grave alarm and
more especially az the dispatches from
the island Of Dominica forwarded Sunday
reported that tho Soufrlere volcano In ST.
Vincent was stlll IN active eruption -Four
small boats loaded with refugees from
Grand Biyiere, Martinique, have arrived at
Dominica in pitiable condition They
report that six other boats left that village
at the same time. II Is not known what
became Of them
The very slight discrepancies in the vari
Gus accounts Of the volcanic outbreak in
the West Indies which have reached Lon
uOn leave only a shadow of hope that the
later "details win greatly dimui.h the ex
tent of the catastrophe, and the fear IS
beginning 20 rise that the news viii he
worse than heretofore expected. In an cdi
torial this morning 1t was said; The ares
affected is larger than heretofore report
ed There Is reason to fear that CORE
sTondtnG commissions have occurred or may
soon follow on the mainland of Contra
and South America. In the presence al
such forces man is absolutely helpless anC
we can only prepare TO relieve the sur
vivors as speedily as possible. The United
states have set Us an honorable exam
pie"