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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13
A TERRIBLE SENSATION.
ssen A~fo Arrsiliag than Any ef sasaHe'.
Estsrnsl DEMONSTRATION.

The Ngnse 81 smiling. TIE feeling that tho
Supports n DatGre ARE siytng Nay beneath
" y vne ~ The masi terrifying ihlRea ian.
Aginahie. In a roosnily published lftter =
woman Jaws lsIssking a. singular iilnOaa
the adpassod ,hraaeh that the one slsnsn,
Of Il which more than the rcst, ;ook Al the
amtdiian and cugrageuf het, vss a fsslfss e
asRlse eoafa. II was not physically PAIN
fal, bat something mare thRn pain IA sense
Of the approaching collapse a her entire
vitality A. thoagh darkness and death were
about 20 ovcrvhclm her. Gan my life"
she writes, II have been hintegrd aud op.
pyvsned by weakness. WAS hahitaally
bnguid and tired never knew tho hight.
hess, strength and elasticity that 80 many
81 nay sci are blessed With. ! had small
relish Tor food aud ate simply because I
was obliged 90. Any real meal caused me
distress At the stomach and sharp pains ia
the chest, back and sides. Added 20 this,
within a few years past, was certain ara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

Frank Z, Hove. uos connected With
The Barre Times. hes bought the Bsnnine
ton Bsiormsr and will take charge OF II
sbout Fob. 20ib. The Messenger IL re
lisbly informed that Mr.. Hove bss EN-
bark d upon this busines venture Is .
personal risk and si,b no conneetio vbs.
ever With any political csndidsc, - vas
intimstsd vbsn hi, nssotisiions Tor III.
pm chsss were 10 progress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13
o.. webb a Candidate for Governor.

Aeell IN 10 the following report OF %
lairVlew DR. w. Seward Webb Of Shel
b0arns has iormslly announced that be 10
. candidate f1r governor OF the state.
TITS should rscs,ve candid consideration
from the Tact thst ,ibec biz residence here
be hes rot nniy rpfnt . lsrae smonnt OF
money boz h.s efosn the deepest interest
70 he prosperity snd development OF the
stale especially IN the lice Of ito SON uer
hnsiuess aud he 10 nos 10 position to do
nue1 mole tnsn sser before.
10 this direction the ttsie has Unlimited
hsiiisiss II properly developed. The state
Of Ne~ Hsnpshite receives $4,000. 600
ssch yer from summer guests and v.r
mont onsht TO ressive even more thar
ibi. We are ~ near oil the great oi,iss
except Boston sud nearer to many OF them.
We have equal scenery and - Ace oil
us,s. We have lacked rsilrosd facilities
but this, We bsve good reason TO believe,
~ill be coon rsmsdied.
Aithoasb We have seen DO snnonnce
nsot 1t !. sell 1adsrsiooi that Gen Nc
ullonsh 10 also . candidate aud bic quail
ncs,icu Ter the efics sre veil knosn. 10
shoosins between tvo such good men vo,
r, sbooli esfeiolly eoosiier ret only
asir qssiidcstiors bnt slso Wis, viii be
10 The bss, interests OF the stsls and
sonnnni,y, aid BE- 10 no particular harry |
. decide. DR.. Webb Is reported - fol
tnss
I en- IN The lauds OF my friends, and
sa.ii srsstly appreciate the high honor
'arlsrrsd upon the II the people Of ny
sloptsd st,ss slse, me 10 the on 70 Of Go,
.rnot.
III, y. With considerable reIuctspee
th.i hsslly consented 10 silos my meme
- be use! 10 this eonn.e,ion, - lem DOT
4ntndiui Of The many unpleasant lee
taffs Of zach . contest. bat bsviss once
.ieistuinsd upon ny csndidsey my friends
i "a have no fear The, ny nsms viii b
gAdrsvn,
'Thsss IL absolutely &c icusdsticr for
IS fspor, thai IN spsr,y 10 sny Poliii
8 eonhiesiios siih any men or nsn
az secret. either iscitly. implied OF OH
Use. nss have bssn approached 9Th
! sussestien OF ittimstion Of sny esndi
q hstssiu OF obliss,ioa.
10 iae,, IL sn roniastsd aud elected
Q verso, 81 ysrnost. II vill b ~ free
! s'srtsisni ssssl With no tails 10
Is a1ss. Tor 10 ny iadsuers the. 10 The
y wsy 10 which iAs pablie good esn be !
Iabsst.ts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

CgEsrtsmss H.aibs msde . hall boor
~ stl q Copgrsss 90 the oleomsrsssirs
hili ss u bisliy SPOKEN Of, bot some
e. csc sta'e pspsts sfe complaining be
osess b. Is stealing sI.Corgressmsn
Gfoais tbcs3F, bat 70 hsd supposed
ttsi ufeB y oui OF IL, Tbtre ere runors
,hst b. -ili ny icr Dilliashsms plsec
bal b. villa hsFs card voik 10 getting u.
Dilirshsa IL ~ ush. /" Tor /. heard
irals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

begins sith co modisine better thsa Cal
cors Solvent. the NV medicine for disess
- OF tbs Liver K'dssys. sionseh sni
Blood. II Is up 10 tue hish~st-r mark Of
progress IL enres c.ses 10 which tho ear
her sod less scisni!f remedies failed. 1,
represents the erter. eocs s6d stcdy Of
many yesrs. Di covered by Dr. David
K.ansdy. ksnuety Row Kirg'.on, n Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

CoDstips ton and Health never go togetb
er. DsWitIs Little E,rly Risors promote
easy action Of the bowels without distress.
Il have been tfonhlei with costiveness
nine yesrs" says J o. Greene, Dspauw,
Ind II have tried many remedies but
Little Euly Risers i've best results"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

Tee vsis sta 1ests oormitiee "ys
waAda..l 81 tas ucops ireE Cabs
ish sili t,ts place 10 . les norths snd
feaueiiot 81 The ioies 10 its Phiiip
o atish u expects 20 ishs piece nsrt
s@i rssaes the roi oi the niliisr,
. aii@ss, sed ttos col dosn The
Faanstfs sIpsnsi,afes Por this rec
F9a tss atIafIiy Of The committee oy IL
al y ssie 70 s.fits CT practically oil The
Vtg tstes II Ikss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF fEAsK JonsAoR.
The uIdsfsigred having been appointed BY
the Hon Probate Court for the Distrsct Ut Man.
chester C0mnissiohsrr. 70 receive .eIsInths add
sdlgst all claims aBo demands Of al persons
aglinst the estate o.
Franz JOhas0n iate 81 NiGhsH
10 said District, deceased and 81 eisIms eIhibt
I'd 10 Onaei thereto hstsby give notice that We
sill meet for the purposes sfogesssd at tbs
on the 5Lth cay u Jaiy is1 from one
ociocl =. mt four o'eloes 90 sSd day
and that ala monte rom the %tn DAY ~
Jsnusry A D. 1871 10 the tiss limited By ssid
Court for sSld creditors 10 ~ seat their
claims 70 ~ Tor examination ana sliestnos.
Dated al Manchester his s0ih day u Jsnssry
A D. 1904
B.B. TAYLOR, g..
" sBELDOk..
HrnsEsT Joasscs AdEinislIatof. wiDhsn.
Vermont. 40sw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13
WAR SHALL WxHAys For R.rsr

WHAT SHALL VIZ HAVE Foe DRagRr
This question arises in the family every
day. LIE, ns answer ! today Try Jeli.O.
. dslicious dessert Prepared In two min
otes. No baking sdd ho, water snd set
10 cool. Flsvors: = Lemon. Orsnse, R..p
berry snd Strawberry. Al yonr grocer,
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

Csssfsauss Csssss. 81 Missssn,
vssa tts usiiss s,sis 10 sppisrrisis
~ Oh 20 asfur he ipsrss 81 TIE
q, s.f rfwiisst 10 visii 10 the eossir,,
Iat aonsy eesli 10 better spsrt 10 30 10
sas.tiss q VIZ ID. sls 600 Rspstliesrs
Alssosfi, ssssiss 90 rsrcsti Of tue 10
vote u 10 ,t,ls, are gary nssasrsd
m u al tat o6s 10 siIisss Of The hs
sh C5Esrsssicusi dls,fisLs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13
Marriages.

IN Msnshsrist, fsh i0t. hy Hst. A. & resA,
nrnn Leta " h0hfas, Mac, sRa Nta AKues
feuticosi u hapeheisf
Al ~ fslt, n, G. CAWth, hrptlsu, 81
~ Rev w.. niagtnid, nutsm D. . sa tiasis .
~ bs'ea, Maze ava Me. Msfratsa n fathY
~ Hroalisp, NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

A sAscmn rEa WOMAN Asns
shave ron eaur pslpi ibsi lss,s tso
setfsF Yea, ws bsvs Dev &c. 10 hss
bsspiliai sloss ssa sill scar to ye.u II
properly applied, A l. 0svss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

Fra4sssi kspss.sls's sst 10 suy ~
ssssnpts a, 0faaoS, hsss, sksfs
8 10 s,i.sasss sebssl A. Leaf fspcfs he
ihlls psstr bot SOD oct 81 tststf
.4is t.iAsf srs Eneitsf are via tiG.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13
IN RE BESSIE u. AND EDNA

/
| HTAfr ~ vrnmosT District Of Msncht ster, -.
| be IL Remembered, That At q sestion OF the
! Probate Couri holatn Ut MaDGhertor within aud
for said District On the lilh day Of February
| A. ID 1904
| Whereas, =. r. wbtdon, Guardian Of Bes,lo
and RdJa Wbed0n, minor IBildrsb Of Net
tie Weldon late Of Manchester In
ssid District deceased, has filed 10 raid
Court bs petition 10 whiting therein max.
ing application 10 raid Cenri Tor liosn.s 10 cell
| psri ofibe real estate ~ said decrease therein
settt forth that sut sale IL Necessary IN order
10 pay debts aud charges Of administration. ard
also that It viii be benshciai TO all psrtIss 10.
ierssfed therein 70 sell fsid real estate.
itis OIdrfei. That al persons fniefestsd In
the estates Of raid dt ascd be notified 10 appear
before raid Court At The Probate Ofiiro In hsD.
chester IL raid Dis.rici. on the 2sth day ~
February A b. 1862 ., 10 O'Clock A NJ by pub.
LEGATION Of this order three weeks snccessiVsly
previous thsfeto, 10 the Manchester JoUsEsL A
Newspaper printed al Manchester sfofessid, 10
show cause. II any they may have, Why said
lcense sh0uld mol be granted.
NV W, Is, HDGEhToH. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

sfih Dsro.s Gee C.trisss psie,. u
.slsts 3 70 stE more 10 tie pat thar
o,hefs, wears iopstt. srd sires sloss
,ls.l 10 pes sob. STA By 4 l. 0,svts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

Wa Must 90 from heetsd rooms 10 The
cold onttr sir, and The ctstsr s,ts us
coughing. Caring s,s'er cold, IL Tot
bard II you iste Aliens Laus B,l.sm A
neglected cold is irs pblesoue aud dagger
ont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

The Bennington Banner has msde the
authoritative announcement that O. N.
Barber OF Arlington. who is now ssrvins
bis second term 20 state suditor, will not
be . candidate for thst office this yssr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13
Thar BEAUTIFUL GLOSS

comes from the vsrnish 10 Dsvoe's Warn
ish Floor Paint; costs 8 cents more Q
ansrt though. Sold BY A. L Gtavee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13
JnL-o. T.s Srv DxssHs1

Ibasss ~ TIE family. -Four fsvon: Ian
&C, Qa.ss. raspberry ssd 6srsshsfy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

All vbo Csc Aionsz re 10 tIe.tfns psssi
eotsrfh sill set tie best iesalt iron Eiys
Liqaid Cream Bsln Prizes. iIoinsins
spraying tnbe. rs etpts. Sold by drusg
is,s or mailed b, Ey Bros.. O. Warren "a.
Ses Yoft, n. Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13
N.x OrIts,. s.ri |. 1900

Messrs. Ely BH,s: spld tso bottles
OF yoar Liquid Cream Balm 10 ea.ton sr.
wn. Lamb rion. i4i5 Dslsehsiss 81 1.
Esv Oslsses; he hss nsed TIE too bottles.
giving him sondsstai sn5 moot sstisfseto
" rssaits, GEo. W. kcrrrY, Pharmacist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

adrefllsrufal fHaff IAis fFad, u.s. OfNp .
LiHs kaeA fnssrgtas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

r s: A l.. GRAVES sells or paint. a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

HnAsEEr goassos Adr.inlslI1tof. wiDhsi
Vermont. t0sx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

.Nk rAl.r rso tcass, 10 lbs village ~
l hsaeh s,iaf Depot, saitshle is small issoi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-02-13

l.. TAYLOR
Msnchtstt nspei. Vi
February iah, iieL .ls.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29

y Street. Trinidad. between Twelfth
Street and Trinidad Avenue, will be
graded by the chain gang, at an est
mated cost Of SL750 chargeabie 20 ap-
preparation for grading streets. alleys
and roads. 1893
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
INCREASED STRENGTH
OF STOCK MARKET
Treasury's Position Consid-
cred Satisfactory.
REDUCES CHANCE OF PANIC
Railway Lists Strong, ard Circular Of
Voting Trust of Southern Has TO
Effect on Stock-Advices From Grain
Belt of d Satisfactory Nature.

NEW YORK. Aug 2g.-The Stock
Market opened quiet but soon developed
increasing strength and animation. The
AtchisCn issues. common and preferred.
were the features in respect @ activity
but Union Pacific, Southern Pacific,
Canadian Pacidc. and Illinois Central
likewise showed aggressive strength
Louisville and Nashville and Southern
Railway issues were dealt IN al viz
tuaIiv uuchauEed prices The circular
issued BIZ the voting trustees OF the
Southern Railway Company setting
forth their ideas with respect TO the
continuation Of the voting trust. seemed
10 have no particular erect upon the
dealings in the stocks concerned There
was no definite news from the anJhTa-
cite coal regions aud a1Tices from the
grain belt continued satisfactory
The circular issued by the Treasury
authorities defining their position to-
ward the money market was received
with satisfaction as tending 20 reduce
the chances for distressing sJriGgency
in the course OF the autumn.
The L0ndcn market fer American
stocks vas materiaiI- higher than the
local closing prices and foreign houses
were buyers here at the opening or bust
ness Among the miscellaneous issues.
firm and active features were Anna ga
mated Copper. SICss Sheffield Coal and
Iron and Colorado Fuel and Iron The
local traction shares remained duh.
The market remained firm and dull
throughout the forenoon and was IN
affected by a rise N the rates for
money on call to ~ per cent There
vas much discussion regarding the
probabilities OF tomorrow bank state
ment and the general expectation that
1t viii show heavy decrease in surplus
reserves served 10 restrict active trad
Ing The strongest features Of the rail
way list we're Norfolk and Western,
Union Pacific, and Baltimore and Ohio
among the lower priced stocks Texas
and Pacific was run Up sharply, ana
active trading continued in Toledo, and
St Louis and Southwestern. Lon6o6
was not factor OF weight IN the local
market
sales stocks 10 l p m were 49,. 201
shares and bonds SZ.S7A000.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
PARKER DEFEATS WILEY
IN WRESTLING MATCH
Rochester Boy, However, Displays Won
derful Physical Endurance.

ROCHESTER, n Y. Aug. 29-Harvey
Parker. Of Boston, defeated Max Wiley.
Of this city, in a wrestling bout last
evening. The match was featureIess.
save for the brilliant exhibition Of en-
dUrance Displayed by Wiley. The local
hoy never had q chance to In, and was
on the defensive all through the bout.
E H Mcbride, OF Buffalo. was referee.
The time Of the first fall was % minutes
and 90 seconds, secured by standing wi
ley on his head and jolting his shoulders
TO the mat. The second fall was secured
by an arm and neck hold in / hour, %
minutes and 50 seconds
In the preliminary bout John J. Little.
Of BroCktOn, beat Bert Caire. OF the R
A. G, in straight falls. The time OF
falls was Hes and HOO. Both falls
were secured with half Nelson s.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
SOLDIERS READY, BUT
STRIKERS ARE QUIET
No Further Trouble in West
Virginia.

THURMOND W Va. Aug. %
The companies Of soldiers now here
comprise about 500 officers and men. De
IA shments left here before daylight this
a1orning to visit the mines where trouble
has been brewing Several detachments
VIII be kept here ready for calls. Trains
are in readiness 10 90 in any direction
AZ a moments notice This plan will be
continued until the troops are sent
home.
BIoodhounds have been bro::ght here
from Virginia and are in readiness for
any emergency
The ejectment proceedings. which have
thrown out between SEQ and 900 fami-
lies. and the fact that mere mines are
renewing operations and more men com
ing into the field have caused much IN
easiness among the striking miners.
This is believed TO have been the cause
of the shooting from ambush For the
past week reports have been common
that on certain days attempts would be
made to drive the men from the mines
or that strikers would march in and
make them leave the mines.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
PROGRAM OF RACES
AT BATHING BEACH
Eight Swimming Events Arranged for
Tomorrow's Contests.

The annual races at the Bathing
Beach viii take place tomorrow. There
viii be eight events:
First-l19 yards straightaway; open 10
all
sccon1-io yards swim for boys under
fourteen years Of age.
Third-Plain and fancy diving. three
trials each
Fourth-60 yards swim for boys under
sixteen years of age
Fifth-236 yards swim. open 10 ali
SiXth-Uader-wate swim
Seventh--440 yards: open to all
The judges and timskespers viii be
selected BY the committee on the Bath
iPg Beach. and will be announced az
the opening of the races. No prizes vii!
he given 10 winners who have hereto
fore won in any event Superintendent
Stevens viii be the starter and director.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty -four
sours were reported at the Health De-
,srJments up to noon today
Henrietta Rock. d years
BENJAMIN Bradley, II years
Anna Wilson, 20 years
isaac Hawkins, g. years.
Mary E. Fox. SIS years.
George a Sherry. d years
F-eedrick " Waterholter. IS years.
John Lyman, IS years.
Richard J. Collins, IS years.
Francis n jenkins, Il years
Frances Brown. q years.
John Anderson, &c years.
Matte Butler, 20 years.
Sophia Turner. IS years.
Mary Louisa Murphy, I3 years.
Raphael L Kelly, Il years.
Leonardo Giordeno, 6 years.
john Robinson, Q months
Blanche Payne. 7 months
Lloyd Davis. ! month
Bessie Carter, ! month.
Edward Saipes, 8 days.
Infant OF John and Mary Jordan, / day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, otice OF the su-
pery5sinzs Architect. 4sIIiIiztoii ID. c. August
10 I302-->ESLED PROPOSALS vii BE re-
ceiveI & ;his ollce uniIl . O'CLOCK P 81
on TIE STu DAY Or SEPTEMBER 1872. and
then opened, for furnishing the low pressure
steam heating apparatus, etc, complete ia
place for the HYGIENE Laboratory OF the IA
RINE HOSPITAL SERVICE At Washington.
c.. IN accordance v In drawings and spcci1-
cation copies Of NAih may be had at this
Office at he discretion Of The Supervising Arch
itect- JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising
Architect. auIg y, 25.z5 - .
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, 80
Nyrth Capitol St. Washington, D. c. August
=. ls0Z--Se8led proposals VIII be received here
until NOON. SEPTEMBER %. 1892 and then
publicly opened, .or furnishing electrical FIX
lures and supplies foT new building for Gov
cTIneut Printing Office I7foTnation furnished
on application. JOHN STEPHEN SFWELL.
Captzln Engineers. au27 p. % 30-se25 p
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
Standing of the Teams.

The Spiders jumped on Carrick's de-
livery early in yesterdays game. and
scored three runs. There were great
times in the fourth inning for the Sen
ators tied the score. The uneasfress
on the part Of the Cleveland rooters was
very short lived, as the Forest City lads
pounded out two winning runs in the
seventh inning. and played such gilt
edged ball in the field that the Lotus
ties were unable to get q man PAST
thiTd-
Ryan and CoUghlin we're out Of the
game, and Lee looked after the States
mems interests in centerfeId. while
OTth busted himself gazing at his shad-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
Haywood Saw No Fire.

The court oveFruIed the objection and
the question was asked again as to
whether there was any fire when he
passed at 1929 ?. m. July Il.
I saw no IRE, sir" said the wit
ness
Was your train stopped in crossing
the bTidEe2"
No sir
On cross examination the witness
said that his first intimation of the fire
was when be arrived at Alexandra AID
saw the glare OF the fire reflected n the
sky. This vas about 1915 p. N. at a
point six miles from the Ere
James Mcfarland. of Alexandra. q
m0torman on the trolley line. was On the
same train with sfT Haywood His tes-
timony was substantially the same as
that OF Mr.. Haywood
The Commonwealth then announced
that its evidence in rebuttal vas ali In.
and that It's case was closed. The de-
Tense stated that they had no evidence
to oIfer IN sUT-rebuttaI The jury was
then retired from the room and the
arguments we're begun on the instruc-
tons
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
Mail Bag Repair Men Victorious.

The baseball team from the mail bag
repair shop Of the Postofice defeated
the strong team from the Norris Peters
LithGgraphing Company by d score of
TO at the American League Park yes
terday afternoon The teams were
evenly matched and the game was close
large crowd of rooteTs from both
places was on hand
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
News AND GOSSIP
FROM GBORGGP0W N

trother ~helan, sacristan of Trinity
Catholic Church. viii. the coming fall,
orgsHiza a freehand and mechanical
drawing class for the benefit Of the
young men OF the parish
The horse which was the subject of
the controversy between Mrs. NcLeran
and Mrs Stanford was sold yesterday
al public auction b. Mrs. Stanford for
Mr. Joel Craven, Of 5217 P Street
northwest. while at the Jackson school
yesterday afternoon. where he is en-
Pioyed, was taken suddenly Ill. He was
taken 10 the Georgetown University
Hospital Mr.. Craven is seventy-one
years Of age
On the afternoon OF September 10 the
War Eagles and the BeImonts, two. am
steuT baseball teams. will play game
on the Georgetown University campus
The proceeds will be for the benefit OF
the new Trinity parish hall and school
house.
M. James K. Prodigy. Of Georgetown,
is lying Ill at hospital at Atlantis
City, y J. Mr. Prodigy was taken i'll
at his hotel several days ago.
The lawn fete for the benefit of the
Georgetown University Hospital will
viii open Monday afternoon on the
Georgetown University campus. The af-
fair viii be held for four evenings Music
for the fete viii be furnished by The
Times Newsboys and Marine Bands. On
the opening afternoon athletic features
viii be the special attraction. A base
ball game between two weIl-known
Washington teams will also be played
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-29
Boy Cured Of colic After Physician1
Treatment Had Failed.

AF boz. when four years old, was taken with
collie and csa97qs in his stomach ] sent for the
doctor and he injected morphine. brat the child
kept getting worse. ! then gave him half
taasPoouiui o. C7tafnI5erlain's Collie Cholera and
biaTlGea Remedy and IN half an hour ne was
sleeping and soon recovered--F J. wilkins
shell lake Wis 3ir- wilkins Is bookkeeper
for The Shell Lake Lumber Co. For sale BY
IIenry Evans, wholesale and retail, g22 F Street,
and all druggists
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Other American League Games.

At Chicago r H Z
Chicago -. OO0s6 10ox-4 . 5
Philadelphia 700 o100 o 81 /
Batteries-Patterson and Mcfarland.
Hastings and Powers.
Second Game. R.h.E.
Philadelphia. O000I1 o3o-5 ,
Chicago 49, 00I20 e. ,
Batteries-WaddeI and Schreck, Piatt
and Mcfarland.
AT 8. Louis. Ri. E.
81. Louis 00000 3
Baltimore. 0 60 00000-0 4
Batteries-Donahue and Kahoe; Katoll
and Smith
At Detroit R H z
Detroit $50. 03000G1r o
Boston $500. q @ 0 90 5 I
Batteries-Mercer and Buelow; Sparks
and Warner
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TO PURCHASE TENTS
FOR EVICTED MINERS

CHARLESTON. W Va. Aug %
Governor White offers to lead a sub
scTiDti1n to purchase tents for the
evicted miners An application was made
TO him TO furnish state tents for this
purpose. but this is beyond his au-
thority