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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22
rain pOstpOneu the 20
game at Concord yesterday.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE STANDING
AMATEUR BALL.

The Navy Boys won from the Fill Stars
Monday, by a score OF IL 10 T. They are
open for contests and would like To play
the Lisbon Stars on Saturday Send all
challenges to Ugo zambrana. 223 At
wells avenue.
The Boston store have a second team
which would like TO test it's ability 10
play ball with any team In the other
stores on Friday or Sunday. The lineup
Is as follows: Burgess. c.; McShane, p. :
Carney. lb.; McSoley. 2b.; Hayes. s. s..
Toomey. o.; Sullivan. l. T.; Haberlin
c. T.: Clarke, r. Z.
Address all challenges TO ]. Mcsoley
manager.
The John +. Bradys have challenged
the Websters for a game TO be played
on Saturday at the latter's grounds The
Websters have string OF straight vic
tories trailing behind them which the
j. F. Bradys hope to cut short. The line
up OF the Bradys is: Jordan, c.; Foley
p; Sanderson, lb.; b. Gravel. %. Har-
ris, Sb.; Hail. c. T.. Coleman, s. s.: Up
ton. r. T.: Townsend. l. T.
Manager Feeney announces n change
OF programme for his team this week
His team will play OlneyviHe at Paw
tucket on Friday and the Gyms at Woon-
socket on Saturday. This latter game
Is instead OF the Saturday game with
Olneyville announced yesterday.
The Baby Rest boys are dearious OF
playing the T p Buckley tam on Sat
urday. August sth on the Jiaby Rests
grounds. The Baby Rests are willing
TO make the game interesting TO the ex-
tent OF a dollar a side ana a return game.
They desire also 10 play the Russels on
Saturday. Aug. 18th. under the same con-
dit.ons. All accepted challenges should
be sent TO William MrS5y, 10 Hollis street.
The Anchors are after the scalp OF the
Baby Rest blys. They have seen a
brilliant record of this latter team and
think that they are superior. The
Anchors have played some strong city
teams having lost but one game in all
their contests. Confidence hs so gh
with them that they are willing 10 play
for stakes any team OF their age at any
future date. ...e lineup Is as follows:
Donnelly. C: Holton, p: England, ID
Tierney, 2b.; Hi:l. 3d.; Coleman, s 6;
Batnton, r. T., McCord l. T.. Taylor, m.
All challenges should he sent TO Will
ford CleGs, eS Vandewater street.
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LAWN Tennis

The lawn tennis tournament for the
championship OF Rhode Island, In eotn
day at Bristol on the fast dirt courts OF
the Y. M. G. A. and Excelsior Tennis club.
In some OF the minor preliminary matches
the new courts OF the Bristol Golf club
may be used, as the entries number 81
in singles ana 10 pairs In doubles, neces-
stating the playing of total OF 70
matches In both classes before the cham
pionship rounds are reached.
In manifestation OF interest and in the
number OF entries this tournament far
surpass that of any other state tourna-
ment held in Rhode Island. and as most
OF the best players In the state are en-
tered with some we'll known experts from
other states who are members of local
clubs a week Of rare sport is assured.
ON the west side Of the Y. NJ. c. A. court,
under the shade of the trees a good sized
grand stand has been erected for the ac-
Commodation OF spectators. and there will
also be plenty OF seats on the lawn on the
east side OF the court.
The most important matches including
the semi-1nals. finals and championship
played on the Y. NJ. e. A. court and on
days when important matches are TO be
played nominal admission fee with extra
for the grand stand will be charged 10 as
sist I'm 6efraying the tournament expenses.
The winner OF the tournament in singles
will be presented with a handsome cup,
and will play G. y. Budlong. the present
state champion. for the championship, and
the possession OF the Malcom g. Chase
cup. which Mr.. Budlong has won twice. IN
Mr. Budlong defends his championship
this year he becomes the owner of the
Chase cup. The winners of the tourna-
ment In doubles will be presented with
cups. and will play Budlong ana Dana. for
the state championship. Tne runner up
or second man TO the winner In singles.
will receive a fine tennis racket. and the
runner up In doubles Will each win
dozen tennis balls. The following r. a list
Of entries.
Singles. -Providence-J u r. Jones, J.
%. Afnes. T.. Tudor Gross. Howard ID VIII
cox. r. II Martin. r. NJ Phetteplace. r.
II Montgomery. William W White. Jr,
Preston II. Jones. Charles .. Cooke. RON
ort Wilson, Henry Msthus. Russell ~.
Dana. Fred r. Budlong. Frederick N.
Rowland. New York: e. s. Fischer. W. NJ.
Fischer ". ". Fischer.
Newport-Leroy Teliman Dr. H. ".
Luther
warren--c W. Greene, C. L. Wyatt
Wickford-Charies =. Kimball
Phillipsdale--Dr w ". +. Hammill.
Bristol-H =. Cross. r. ". Dimond.
Wallis r Howe Frank Tucker, Or A
NJ Merrinan. j r. Farrally. W. ] Duffy.
Jr.. Wendall r. Davis. Richard " Carrie
ton A W. Archer. Jr.. j. d w. Archer
Doubles-Providence-J o. Ames and r.
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RAG Nc NOTES

Rain again interfered with the card L
Detroit yesterday. After two races. the
2:02 trot and the 2:l5 pace. had been fin
ished. with two heats OF the Chamber OF
Commerce stake. rain began falling in
torrents and a postponement OF the blue
ribbon contest was in order In the two
heats OF the Chamber Of Commerce con
test Elastic Pointer opened favorite FOR
sl00 with Page Hal at $65. Pan Micha !
at $50 Trilby Direct and Five Points at
$i5 with the field al s25 The first heat
was Elastic Pointers from the start with
the second also till the stretch when Nc
Carthy rushed Tom Keene ahead. beating
the favorite TO the wire by half length.
The circuit races at Glenn Falls were
characterized by fine weather and a fine
fast track I'm the first race. the 1925
trot Kitty Wilkes steered into the fence
causing some excitement and delaying the
race. In the third heat Of the same race
Texas became uncomfortable and smashed
the sulky by rearing
c. Il. Knox who recently purchased the
PAGER Anaconda. 2:0iA. and changed his
name 10 Gelatine King, appeared al the
grand circuit meet at Cleveland yester-
day and challenged TO match his PAGER
with Dan Patchen. l:59h, for 5000
side. Charles Tanner, manager OF G. x.
g Billings great stable, accepted the
offer. NJ. z. McHcnry was for closing
the deal at once. but ded to the
request for delay Of a few days. For
feits will be posted on Monday at the
opening Of the Cleveland races when all
conditions will be arranged.
The "bookes" were in the rough yes
terday at Rochester. Almost all the IA
vorites won out though hard pressed in
each event.
Rain delayed the opening Of the July
meet Of the Holyoke track. The meet
will begin today
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CHAPTER 1921.

AN ACT Entitled an Act in Amendment
OF Section ! OF Chapter $50 OF the Pub
Laws, I'm Amendment OF an Act En-
titled AN Act In Amendment OF Chap
ter OF the General Laws Passed May
10. A. ID. 1898.
II is enacted by the General Assembly
as follows:
Section / Section OF Chapter $50 OF
the Public Laws is hereby amended so as
to read as follows:
Section 1. The consent Of the state OF
Rhode Island Is given 10 the purchase by
the government OF the United states, or
under the authority OF the same OF any
tract. piece or parcel OF land from any
person within the limits OF the state for
the purpose OF erecting thereon post-of-
fices light houses. beacon iig:lJs. range
lights life-saving stations. and light
keepers dwellings. and other needful
public buildings connected Herewith. or
for the location. construction. or prosecu-
tion OF forts fortihcations coast defences
and appurtenances thereto or for the To-
cation and maintenance Of any cable lines,
landing places. terminal stations, ana
other needful buildings connected there
with for weather bureau purposes. ana all
same shall be recorded. as In other cases
upon the land records of the town IN
which the land so conveyed may lie; tho
consep herein given being In accordance
with the seventeenth clause of the eighth
section NJ tlrr-ftr-t 1rttrfr NJ tf1r CUT1rrfrU=
tion OF the United States and with the
acts Of congress In such cases made and
provided"
Sec. ? This act shall take effect Inme-
diately. and all acts and part. Of acts In
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
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SUMMER COG SHOW

Dog fanciers will be glad 20 know that
arrangements were yesterday made by the
Rhode Island Kennel club for its second
summer show at the Casino on Sept 4
and s. The club holds the show under
the rules of the American Kennel associa-
ton. which means that all wins Will
count.
Providence people have offered several
prizes I'm the various classes Among
them arc Lewis Peck, Alice Brownell
Mrs. VI. r. Brownell. Gorham Co. and
W c Goldman The Newport Horse
Show association also offers a prize as
we'll as several of the cottagers
The judges thus far selected are James
Mortimer of Hampstead winthrop Ruth
erford OF Newport. Walter Hanley and
Harry waldron of this city. A prominent
committee Is I'm charge OF the affair.
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WORCESTER.

Runs-Bean 2, Halligan, McCormick-4;
E. Connaughton. Demont-2. Left on
hases-Jersey City 6. Worcester 9. First
zase on balls-On Thielman. 8; of Falken-
burg, e. Struck out-By Thielman, 4; by
Falkenburg, l. Two-oase hits-Merritt,
McAuley. Sacrifice hits-Halligan. Shee-
han Stolen bases-McCormick 2. Doolin
z Double play-Doolin 10 Woods TO
Cassidy. Umpire-Kelley. Time-2h ION.
TORONTO s, READING 6.
McPartlan went into the box yesterday
for Reading in the game with Toronto
plsved at Rochester and was batted out
before the first inning was over.
Wheeler. who took his place held well
until the last three innings. after Meyers
lost his head and threw the ball into the
bleachers. he losing control OF his curves
and Toronto hit for victory. Attendance
2ss Score:
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CHAPTER 1909.

Chapter 227 or The General Laws. En-
titled "Of Jurors And Juries"
II is enacter by the General Assembly
as follows:
Section l. In addition 10 the persons
exempted from serving as Jurors men
toned in section OF Chapter 227 of the
General Laws, there shall also be ex-
empted from serving as Jurors all per-
sons duly licensed and engaged as under
takers during the time said persons are
engaged I'm said business.
Section 2. This act shall take effect i'm
medistely.
certify the foregoing to be true
copies-Attest:
CHARLES r. BENNETT.
Secretary OF State.
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The Providence Newark Game Post
poned- Grounds Wet.
Decisive Victories in Other Games Rae
ing, Boxing and Tennis.

The heavy downpour OF yesterday
coupled with the intermittent showers OF
the game between Newark and Provi-
dence which was TO have been played at
Adelaide park. In consequence OF that
there will be a double header today, the
first game beginning at 2:l5 p. m.
JERSEY CITY T. WORCESTER 2
Worcester made errors in the first and
third innings OF yesterdays game played
at Jersey City and these errors cost them
the game. Both sides played very loose
ball and the batting was spasmodic. At
tendance 1900. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. wINsLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over sixty years by
milionse OF mothers for their children
while teething with perfect success II
soothes the child. softens the gums. al
laws all pain. cures wind ctllc and Is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold
by druggists In every part Of the world
Twenty five cents a bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing Syrup
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22
CHAPTER lOss.

CHAPTER 1855.
AN ACT 10 validate the Acts OF Arthur
OLeary as a Notary Public.
IL is enacted by the General Assembly
as follows:
Section l. All acts. matters and things
done or performed by Arthur O'Leary OF
Providence. as a notary public in the sta te
Of Rhode Island. appointed by the COVER
nor in June. A. d. 1901, and duly COM
missioned and engaged. but failed toNfle
the certificate required by law. are here
by declared valid and effectual in all re-
spects as II the said Arthur O'Leary had
taken the engagement prescribed by the
laws OF the state before entering upon the
duties OF said office. provided the same
shall not affect any pending litigation.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect from
and after It's passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22
RACES AT COLOSS UNI TONIGHT

Tonights races at the Colosseum on
Broad street ought TO fiji every devotee
OF bicycling and every admirer OF bicy-
Gle contests with enjoyment complete
and lasting. In fact, the card is one OF
the most promising the Colosseum man
agement has arranged. and that Is say
ing a great deal. The motor-paced race
Will give Stinson, Caldwell and DeGu-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22
READING.

Runs-Kuhns q Massey, Brodie, Dow
ney. Miller. Bruce rs; Schrall ?. Meyers,
Johnson. Fuller rs. Two-base hits
Schrall. Wheeler Johnson, Downey.
Three-base hit-Fuller. Sacrifice hits
Johnson, Carr .. Bruce. Stolen bases
Fuller Bruce. First base on balls-On
McPartlan .: Of Wheeler 2; off Bruce 3.
Hit by pitched ball-By Wheeler |. Struck
out-By Bruce 2. Left on bases-Reading
2: Toronto q Umplre-Swartwood. Time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22
CHAPTER ioo2

AN ACT In Amendment OF Section of
chapter s53 OF the Public Laws. Passed
March a. 1901. Entitled An Act In
Amendment Of and in Addition 20 Chap
ter 10 of the General Laws. Entitled OF
private and Several oyster Fisneries'
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GAMES TO-DAY
'N4kITsC IOIJA 4.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
;AGUE STANDING.
fAii0aAL lEAiU:.
CHICAGO 3, PITTsBURG /.

Chleaeo won the third straight game
yesterday with Pttsburg AT Chicago Tns,
game was hard and feree,y contested
nun by Harley let in Pittsburg's single
run. Killing batted heavily for Chicago
and the game is due TO MIN. wagner
played dirty ball ani was roundly Kissed
Attendance 1900 Score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Ill. ST. LOUIS o-a
ST Louis went down twice in success
sion before Philadelphia in a double
header played I'm the Quaker City yes
terday The first game was loaded with
excitement: In the second game Powell
was batted hard. Attendance II sos.
Score:
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BUFFALO Is. BALTIMORE 3.

Baltimore batted heavily and excelled
IN fielding yesterday in the game between
the home team and the visiting Buffalo
team This fact accounts for the winning
score Of 15 10 3. The local pitchers were
not in the least puzzling 10 the Buffalo
aggregation. Attendance ass. Score:
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Laporte-15 Two-base hits-Gettman 2
Laporte. Three-base hit-Grimshaw. Sac
rihce hit-McIntyre. Stolen bases-Jones.
Laporte, Mattress. Mcintyre. Double
plays-Nattress to Atherton TO Grimsha W
2. First base on balls--On Milligan T. of
Burchell 2; off Adkins 2. Struck out-By
Adkins 8: by Milligan l. Left on bases
Baltimore IL: Buffalo IL. Umpire-Brown.
Tme-2h. 2om.
'Batted for Burchell in third inning.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Toronto at Reading
Buffalo at Baltimore
Newark at Providence
Worcester at Jersey City.
EASTERN I,EAGIrE STANnrN.r
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ST. LOUIS 3. ,

Cincinnati and ST Louis contested b,.-
terly for first honors yesterday at ST
Louis with 81. Louis favored. The Reds
tied the score In tho ninth, but Hackett
scored the winning run with a three
base hill Attendance 100. S,ore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22
PUBLIC LAWS PASSED AT THE
JANUARY SESSION, 1908.

The chapters OF the Public Laws are
numbered continuously from the General
Laws revision OF 1896
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as follows:
Section !. All acts, matters, and things
done or performed by James NJ. buckley.
OF Ashton. i'm the town of Cumberland. as
a notary public in the state OF Rhode ISL
and appointed by the governor In June,
1901 and duly commissioned ana engaged.
but failed TO file the certificate required
by law, are hereby declared valid and ef-
fectual in all respects as IL the said James
NJ Buckley had fled the certificate pre-
scribed by the laws of the state before
entering upon the duties OF said office,
provided the same shall not affect any
pending litigation.
sec 3 This act shall take effect from
and after It's passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22

Brooklyn won yesterday by Gary-ln's
mastery performance on the slab I'm the
game With New York at BROOKLYN
Brooklyn outpiayed New York through
out and hit Mathewson at proper times
Attendance $500 Score:
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First Canal
(Second Camel
NEW YORK Q. CLEVELAND 2

CleVeiand went down before New York
yesterday in the game PLAYED al New
YORK because Howell had the visitors
completely at his mercy. Wright was also
nit successfully several times. Attend
ance 1440 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22
NEW BEDFORD 8, HAvERHILL /.

Haverhill went 10 sleep In the game
with New Bedford yesterday at New Bed
ford Attendance 500 Score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22

NEW ENGl AND LEAGUE.
FALL RIVER 5. LAWRENCE 2

A. Lawrence yesterday Fall River gave
the local team a drubbins because of the
poor work of Long in the eighth inning
He had the visitors shut out till then. but
went 10 pieces Murch and Bernard aid
ed In the defeat with errors Hart played
a brilliant game in centre field and two
fast double plays were made. Attendance
,og
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22

Runs-Hayden. Jennings. Adkins.
Gettman Mcintyre ?. htherton 2. Grim.
shaw 2. Hartman 4. Shearon 2 Mattress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-22

'N'iii'Npi YIN ~, CHICAGO =
washington batted two men out of the
oox yesterday in her game with Chicago
at the capital Washington also hit for
tunately while Chicago made several err
rors Attendance 1T0S Score:
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CHAPTER 1890.

AN ACT Validating the Acts of James
NJ. Buckley as a Notary Pubic.
Ii Is enacted by the General Assembly
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GAMES TODAY.

Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
New York at Philadelphia
NATIONAL. I.EAGI-E eta N-In1Nr1r
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n Cures Cods, Coughs, Sore Throat. Croun. TraaL
cnzs. Wbooping Cough, Bronchitis and hsihma.
A ceftsin cure for Consumption IN fret stages.
trst aoee soid BY dealer. everysbsre large
bottles Is cents and 80 ceDtA
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El:!Z'ZZzRE
A GAzniue
Muznc' Mzhysy
PROVIDENCE. RZ
Om. II. Hsrick.

Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance.
eANIGAN BUILDING.
10 Weybosset Street. Providence, n. l..
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07
Welcome to American squadron.

Portsmouth. July THE roads
presented an interesting spectacle to-
day on the occasion of the arrival OF
the American squadron, and the rous-
ing welcome accorded II by the harbor
ships and land batteries. The entire
English Channel squadron took part
in the pageant. The great warshlps.
dressed from stem TO stern, and their
sides lined with their crews, doomed
forth a salute as the American yes
sells, led by the flagship Kearsarge.
steamed up the roads, past spithead
and into the harbor Of Portsmouth. In
the afternoon visits were exchanged
by Admiral Cotton. of the American
squadron. and Lord Charles Beres.
ford, commander OF the Channel feet,
and the governor of Portsmouth. To
morrow Admiral Cotton and his ofi-
GERS will proceed TO London, where
they will be ofiicially received by King
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07
PresIdent Loubet Kept nusx.

London July 7.-President Loubet
met with a continuous ovation today
from the time he left York House In
the forenoon. for n visit to the French
Hospital, until late hour at night,
when he emerged from Covent Garden
opera house, after attending gala
performance given in his honor
Among other features OF the days pro
gram were the reception OF various
delegations at York House. luncheon
at Gulldhall, given by the corporation
of London, and a banquet at the
French embassy early in the evening.
Loubet this morning visited the
French hospital, and there conferred
the Legion OF Honor on Senior
Surgeon Edmund owen; then drove
through the French colony to the
French governesses' institution. where
he conferred the order OF the Silver
Palm on Madame Ing, the superin.
tendent As he drove through the
streets at a later hour he was escorted
by the Life Guards. and given tre--
mendous ovation. Bells rang. crowds
collected and along the line OF march
there were continuous roars OF cheer.
ing. The Englishmen were for once
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-07
I Es;:.. Es;:! :. Social Realm3
South Salem Personals.

SOutn Sdlem FeF5oNdlo-
Mr.. and Mrs, r. L. ellison, of Tall
man, have returned to their home af
ter visiting at the home Of c. T. Nc
Intire's. in South Salem. for the past
Few days.
Fred Anderson, Of Portland, spent
few days in Salem, attending to
aome business, and returned to his
home yesterday.
Miss Ethel Rosslter. OF Portland,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
lena McIntire, and returned to her
home yesterday
Harvey Newell and William Van
Leuwen, Of Roseburg. have returned
home, after spending a few days at
the Carnival, and visiting South Sa'
lem friends.
Miss Lillian Hahn, OF Portland, and
Miss Alice Warner, OF this city, left
today for Subllmlty where they Will
visit relatives.
]. w. Reeves, of Portland, made an
over-Sunday visit with friends In
South Salem.
Miss Dorothy Gates. of The Dalles,
Visited friends over Sunday, and re-
Burned home today.
I C. T. McIntire returned TO Eugene,
after spending the Fourth with his
fhmily in this city.
ed. Macy returned TO his home In
cortland yesterday, after spending a
few days with his parents.
Harry Mourer returned 10 Eugene
Yesterday, after spending a few days
at the Carnival.
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Willamette Valley chautauqua Asso.
citation.

The Willamette Valley Chautauqus
Association win be held at Gladstone
Park, near oregon City. July 14th tc
25th inclusive. Rate of one and one
third fare on the certificate plan has
been made from all points on Oregon
lines. Special attractions have been
provided. "Germaine" the magician.
with his wonderful productions; r. ].
Burdette. the celebrated humorist,
will entertain in his usual delightful
manner while the lectures of Hon.
Champ Clark and Hon. J. P. Dolliver
will be an intellectual treat.
Many other attractions will be pro.
vided, making the finest entertain
ment ever given at this Chautauqua
Your truly, w. E. CONAN.
7-S-eod5t Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Sad Ending
of Honeymoon

On Wednesday. July, at Chantry.
Ontario, Mr. Walter T. jerks, Of this
city and Miss Gertrude Knowlton. of
that place We're married, and yester.
day afternoon James Wlnstanley. of
this city, received a telegram from
MIR jerks, dated at Portland, Ontario,
conveying the sad news that his bride
of five days was dead. The message
says:
Gertrude died this morning. Took
sick Saturday; diphtheria."
The happy young couple were on
their wedding tour when their pleas
ures were suddenly and traglcally in.
terrupted by the grim reaper, death.