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itEHltf
concluded the hour Of came. ana ulal me ne
$chairswas vacated until $3.50 e. n.
Ss1NTRODUCEp3sAN REFER & re :: I'D,
These bills were offered and fcrred
i tOfcommittecs:ss4tSS ~ 5295 4
Nv Mr.. Massie. TO Incorporate the
town Of Madison Heights. In Amherst 'fI'''
county.
by Mr.. st, Clair: 10 incorporate the
town of Narrows, in Giles county
BY Mr.. Anderson, TO amend section
i atG, In relation TO proceedings p Gtr us US
tees OF Il congregation church. religious
denomination, society or branch thereof
z cxchange or ncun,ber the trust prop prop
$erty III NJ Il III IN
Afternoon Session.
Was III early q ?. n. when President
PFC r empore " ickl, Am called the body 'ty
10 order gain. n ",
IA aIr. Sale. OF Norfolk city. sought TO
have the committee discharged from fur
stheI consideration OF his bill 10 aut horizc
the council OF any city or I own to pro-
aside conduirs and TOT require telephone.
telegraph, fire alarm electric light and
all other wires and cables EXCEPT troll
ley wires TO BIO placed In the same and
10 authorize the appointment OF an cleo
ltrical6 commission. Sji 5F
q Mr.. Opie, chairman Of the committee.
promised that nc would endeayor to Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06

THE season Of ca tchln Vi cold n Is upon
VI ia. The cough and & the sneeze and
nasal Y twang are to be II heard II o q
every hand. The origin Q 81 Oh ronic% e,
tarrh, he most common and Nd dreadf "
of diseases. is al cold . III .sS
s5S mis- 4 Is THE way the chronic ca1tatr1ra
generally beg ns. * a person ca tc ~.
cold, which hangs on Ion ger tia " sllnl.
The cold generally starts 81 in NJ the head
and x throat Then follows senslti
! Of the air passages which incline ore 70
catch cold very easily At last It he per
son has a cold all the while /; seemi ngly y,
M ore or less discharge from the nose,
hawking splitting, FREQUENT clearing u q 3
the throat, nos trils-s topped u p,
Ing the head. and sore, fla1netl hroat.
@ The best time to trea catnrrli rs q tsthe
iyery5$ beginning Y. d A bottle Of I'erllnaS
$prope rlyE used never fails to cure q. conf
mon cold thus preventing chronic GU
tarrh.
of chronic scatarrl by a single bottle or
5Peruna, yet, as a rule. when the catarrh
becomes thoroughly fixed. more than
ono bottle Is necessary to complete
cure. Perura has cured cases innumer-
able of catarrh OF twenty years stand
ling. Il lsSthe best, If not he only inter-
ma / remedy for chronic catarrh II II OK
sistence. III yS 8 5s 4, ;558l q
But prevention Is far better than cure ;.
Every person subject to catching cold
should take Perura a Il once IT. the
slightest symptom of cold or sore throat
II this season OF the yen r nd hus pre-
vent what is almos certain to end IN
chronic catarrh.
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Mrs. Bolling's Pupils Recital

Mrs. Ernest u. Boiling. of NO. 10l7 Floyd
Avenue, gave musicale at her homo
Yesterday afternoon. a portion Of her
pupils took part, the following programme
being given: s 5,S SS5i t 3 i,i
Wedd.ng Ma ch. \. ], !. ! M end elssohn.
Misses Allen and Haynes,
2.-Piquo Dame GalOp. {. !. " on Suppe.
Miss t1Virgie Harris. 81 ;ts IL
3.--Les Patimeurs * :;s strea bbog.
Miss Mario Cha ppel. N ri
4,-Joyous4 Farmer. Y. /. =. !. !. Schuma mn.
Miss Mary F seley. Ss l.s 4
l. 5,-Blue DANUBE Waltzes. !. \. Strauss.
EY Misses Harris and B olling.
Miss Matte Nell carneai; a
7.-Ldttle Fingers. :, 49,. e. L. Boiling,
Miss Grace Haynes.
S.-Sleigllbells Mazoursa. I. y. B llak.
Miss Ghappeland Master e, Minsten D1ll hg
Miss Mamie Allen.
10.-P hilomel Polka Brlllantc..... !. Kunkel.
Misses Carneal and Hing. s
--Nocturne lin = Flat.......... udoric.
= Polka 5Mazourka, - -, Connolly.
q Miss Mamie lWinburne. q
4 12,- Song Without Words. Mend elssohn.
Il " Il ss'ss Master Winston Boiling.
10, --Marche aug .Tlambea!,x. strea bbog,
Ia Mes Mary Ponseley.
q 1i,-Ober0n Fan tas Ia. ~. Won Weber.
1s Miss Roberta Mitchell.
1b,--Galop Brillante.,... .NVels.
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Anniversary Mass.

4 Tho anniversary mass for the reposo Of
the soul OF Mrs. Bessie Ryan Duffy, was
read in the Cathedral Friday morning,
at s. o'clock, by Rev, J, J, Bowler, NJ G.
Mrs, Duffy, Familiarity known as Miss
Bessie Ryan, died suddenly March 4,
1905 She was pretty and possessed many
aud was noted for her
Wit Her death Is still fresh in this minds
OF all who knew her,
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Y mi Ioa d ItlWat b / Nj ont omery coInty
BY Mn Jennings y asi,cnd, the law II.
relation sd, tlD aiibdlYls sion sof tracts OF
land 5intUH lots. etc N
7i3y m. Mcttiei. 10 protect tile peoplsE
9fr1m tho sails B & In ttrlous preparations
of drugs, Einbdl clEes, chemicals nnd Boy
s3sHss7''5S f,EN ATE LIS PASSED.
Il 10 authorize tho towiilof strasb,rg to
ISSUE bonds, not III liable 10 corporation
tlnxatIon, and TO lbotior money,
IA 70 establish n genera road fund for the 's
permanent itnproy y me, roaes ana
tho bridgesfof Dlnwl dle GOV e9o
ss3Iiro amend ard Ire.cnhct sect Ion Il 8 o
B,he clurter1of The city q r Richmond, re-
tlnting 10 tho election OF municipal OIL.
70 d amend ana re-cnact section 4o's
81 The code Of Virginia IN relation, 70
Jurors Iii cases OF sfnlsdhmeanor.
"A 70 amend and re-ern ct section SoIs o.
'thef code or N Virginia, relating to grand
l'T TO- provide for lists Of all persons who
hnyo paid their state poll taxes. and for
posting tho same, and RECOMMENDATION
no amend section 3la2 OF the Code Of
Virginia.. ID \ x Z }3, d MA u. Z 4. III
re- amend sections 3i40 ara sl47 OF tho,
Code OF. Virginia, relating TO jurles
TO amend and re.eRact section 2042
OF tho Code OF Virginia.. IN relation 70
how and when warrant tried and judg-
mont giver, and In rela ton TO now q JUS
tice may associate Justices With him. 8
m amend section 2OS1 q OF tho Code,
empowering Judges OF Circuit and cor
poratlon courts to- hear titnony and
uuash attachments In vacation upon real
sonable notice. III II.
no amerd the Code In relation TO the
duties OF the Secretary OF the Common
wenitf, and boardgo e directors Of the state
Library 353s 5s d 4.
state trcasury3So OF tho su m OF s6O,Goi.56
for the cpmpleti on II OF certain bull d,ngs
OF the state penitcntiary said sum being
balance ofs5the a ppropr la ton Of $3.50 900 700
mad q by the said act
HOUSE BILLS PASSED. lS
\. 10 amend q section $3.50 OF the Gods 'al,
or Virginia. .v NJ t ,as sssi a.,
the Code Of Virginia.
TO amend section So5e 81 the Code OF
Virginia.. sSs
Afternoon Session.
10 amend i an act Ia relation to fraud.
Sule 3 conversion q property held under q
4, 70 amend section 1903 5iof tho Code OF
Virginia. relative to, pr dings by IN.
tcrrogatorics to ascertain tho estate Of
( debtor on Z which fcri facias on 9
Judgment may be a lien .5s
lThe afternoon sess ong8 Of the House
lasted for several hot1rs, but only uncol-
tested matters were disposed OF
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Ecnt Of the street 'cleanin So The ordi-$
nance REJECTED was Il q! FIX the salary Of
@the inspector Of sewers and street paw
Peoples w, WillS III

The Supreme Court Of APP eals 4 having
refused to grant a writ Of ~ error and
on the appeal Of ChesleyS r ee-3f
pies. who was corvi cted O smurd In the
first degree In Nytna coun ty.ss Pc eples
will be hanged on March 25 til /, according
less the Governor lconmu ties 8his sentence
or gives him d respite. III So far. III here is
no application for her be fore the G oy-s
gernor. lfE n & 3Yls{S is56ys ~ S8s5
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Miss Terrell toaWed.

aDr. and u Mrs. Charles 4 James Terrell,
ofS5 Hewlett. Va, announce the marriage
of their daug Emily liiia!nson,,to
Mr.. Charles Stuart Ihbliston,f OF this
city. # sj7 Il Nh 81 "A.
f The wedding Will take place on the
18th Of March, atsthe home OF her sister,
Mrs. ND. Walker, No.l115 South Thirty
second Street. Newport News, at q q clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
Dog Attacks Bow.

Little Floyd Hetzer. son Of Mt, ], and nc!
a 4 dog on Friday, near Madison school,
WAS reported as getting along NIL right
last night. The dog bit the youHg man
In he face, ~ sa5A,3 h
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IMainlY About People.

Mrs, c. Il, Lassitor, of No. 30S North
l,wenty-tifth Street, has returned from
n. Y.,s for a few days In
Richmond, She will also visit her father
Mrs. Dr. Charles ]. Terrell, OF IIew-
lettsEVa.sis visiting her daughter, Miss
Emily Terrell; at her apn ut 1 " ST.
Adams flats. No. North Third Street,
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His Report Ready,

NM Charles Il. Boiling. superintendent
OF The Water Works, has submitted his
annual report 70 His Homo. me Mayor
plant ut the old pump house for the sclty'ls
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l % IN N Ri n y q gsss
Colored M. C., Az.

a 3yThes Colored Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION will hold "a masssgme sting for
men to-day,s3 80, at tile True r. formers
Hall. Rev Evan Payne. pastor of the
Fourth Baptist Church, will deliver a spe-
scial address. Special music by o., quar- r.
tette from the Fourth Baptist Church
Sunday school.
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Condition of Sick.

Mr.. Eugene Brinklsy. Of The firm \, u {
Millhiser and Company, is suffering with
pneumonia 1T tho Retreat.
Captain Alex Hartman. of Staulton,
Who Is III In this city. Is reported as
better,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
ICE TRUST FIGHT.
Opponents Say That They Have
III Friends to Get Outside Ice.

called Ice trust are working energetically.
and It Is said that even now they have
sufficient funds on hand to put up good
p Price they Wish tie local dealers TO soil
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tlte,5 but my foou did not nourlsh my
system had come down from lao to
about IS pounds IN, weight. now feel
that am well Of all my troubles.''--
Mrs A. Snedeker-
Send for free hook on catarrh. entitled
S.,yVlnter Catarrh.'s by DR.. Hartman
g'EIealth and Beauty sent free to- 5yo7S
men Only. "a KS gs
IfIyou do not derive prompt and salts;
factory results from the uso of Peruna,SS IS
write ut once to- DR.. IIar tmans 81 ylng \ M
full statement of your case, y and he will.
be pleased to give YOU his Wi able a al a X:
vice gratis. SS66 "a Sllg iSs
The Hartman sanitarium, Columbus, OF
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Slight Accident.

X New car, u No. $50, On the Main Street
line. ran into the sheds a Lou isiana q
Williamsburg Avenue Mt . o'clock stS
evening aud did consldera bio damage to-
tho sheds. Two cplored men We're aboard
but jumped to escape injury. The ear
was not hurt. Ri ig5 NJ {Sit n Sifts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06
Not Street NCleaning.' q

4 1T was Inadvertently stated In this spaT
pcw yesterday that the ordlnan CO Com
mjttee had rejected the ord finance fixing
The salary Of We assistant supsrintead-s
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major
scc.o
against ms
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THE GOLDEN JuRiLEES OF The ~ UNI.
PHREY'S EAoMEoPATtIlck ME p g93i
ttsss t CINE COMPANY VI 1854. t904,

TO celebrate the fiftieth anniversary Of
the existence OF Humphreys Specifics
the company has published a Jul ilee Ed i.
ton OF DR.. Humphreys Specific Manual
for the administration OF medicine and
the cure OF disease. This book Of III
pages covers q wide scope--a complete
treatise on medicine in condensed form,
1T Is printed OH highly calendered paper
ana bound In gray cloth. Contains q
llfe.like picture Of the author, a single
copy will be- mailed free on applica Ion TO
Humphreys's Hon, Med. Co., N. w. Cor,
William and John Streets, New York.
N II. World. Nj En-
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81. iI't17 - ~ - q ~ -
that thought
would tryit and
see what would
do forA me. MY
8cn sc Is an old one
and have more
Sof the acute ll''
symptoms nov,
because + have
had the disease SO
long that 1 had
none ofstheSnche!s'
and pains but g
general rundown
condition Of the
whole bod y-sore
nose and throat
nrd stomach. N
1,of1 afropI n rlra.
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4aN
SPECIAL. oNE,lvAY coLoNIsT. RATES
During March and April, l9ot, thag
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Will sell
special one-way, mixed class, colontse
tickets. to many points In Arizona. Calf
tornia Montana, New Mexico. oregon.
Idaho, Nebraska Texas and British Cos
lumba; at very reduced "a tes-s 81 sl
n Mixed class tickets are tirst-class to-
the Gateways--( shieago, ST, sl4oa slen,s 81 /
phis, Shreveport or New Orleans and
second-e class beyond.
For detail Information. address W. 81
Warthen. p. r. a.. Chesapeake and Ohio 4
\ Railway Richmond, Na. III
3s Is moreyi Il Friend 10 YOU Sec! To- DAB
Want Ad. Page. q ~ n ssSSs Ss
NJ MY n
Il Money s u might Good I'rieaa tn Shayl,S
sac tafday'a NM Adj ;s'a ~,
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5s Mrs. AZ. VIZ sncdelser. Cart llc.s8 CO.,
writes: ~ SSs3$ RI sS
is..IE saw that 80 ur5 ca tarrh remed y, Pc
! rim a was doing others so much good
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HEsA,pEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY

Ad. sense Of The best sort, See to,day's
Want Ad Page, M 344
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Member Of
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an erpa a { law 81 N ont gomery county.
13s3 MI Jennings Il 4 D am iid the law ~
relation to Tho aibdlylsioti of tracts Of
Hand into lots etc 4,
1isv AfF. McNie1.3sTo protect The peopie
|9fr5m5 the sails 3 & Injurious preparations
LIZ drugs, Ei,icd ciEes, chemicals nnd bcvv-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-09
Big Hotel in the Woods
Tavern Inside the Worlds Fair
Grounds, Surrounded by Forest,
Offers a Luxurious and Rest
full Retreat.
COMFORT AT THE WORLDS FAIR.

The comfort for the visitor to an expo
sition was never the subject for so much
Intelligent thought and preparations as
1t has been at the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition at ST. Louis
One of the features that cannot fail to
appeal to the visitor Is the convenience
and comfort afforded by the Inside Inn.
structure of 2.257 rooms, covering an
area Of 400 by 800 feet, wholly within the
Worlds Fair grounds.
Probably no hotel ever built commands
a view so diversified or grand From the
wide verandas that surround the man.
moth structure n wonderful panorama
spreads before one Many of the state
buildings, with their giant and magnifi-
->cent structures, present their most attrac-
tive facades Some of the foreign build
ings may be seen, and the forest of tow
ers and turrets domes and minarets, ris-
ing above the great exhibit places and
seen through the forests of real trees that
surround the hosiery, give token of the
other glories that lie beyond
A leisurely walk Of five minutes will
land the visitor on the main terrace In
front OF Festival Hall, the center of the
s'main picture of the Exposition, the
grandest spectacle ever produced by man.
Another five minutes walk and the Wis
Itor may find himself on The Pike a
street of amusement, full mile long.
with the shows of all nations in gay and
enticing array.
In the ten minutes walk many of the
main exhibit places have been passed
These comprise the largest and grandest
collection Of architectural triumphs ever
assembled in any one place. Notwith-
standing It's close proximity to these
scenes of gaiety and splendor. noise and
confusion. the Inside Inn offers a delight
full retreat. During the noon hour the
visitor may retire for brief rest and re-
sumo his delightful task of sightseeing
refreshed and all the more able to appre-
ciate and enjoy the Worlds Fair wonders
The rates at this hotel within the
grounds are no higher than those charged
elsewhere. good room may be had
for $3.50 per day, including admission to
the grounds. Other rooms may be had
up to $500 per day, according to the lux
uries demanded. There Is a restaurant
in the building with seating capacity
for $500 persons
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Mobile, jackson and Kansas City Rail.
90 COMMUNICATIVE New Wavn

The undeveoped resources along the
Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City rail-
foau railroad in the south; the timber l.
ONE e.,cally inexhaustible, consisting Of
sa highest grades OF long yellow leaf
pine n ssi Rss a iss yassy
naIu" Tnest farming and agricultural sec
OF tne 80 he found in the south. Cores
1aoms is solicited from those contem-
G satsfpri H w sns Of NAV
nfac.a act,ns for a superior field for the
prosp pss Of tilling the soil In addition to
purp merits Of this section for the products
OF tne sc,al attention to the peculiar al
call ses which obtain in favor of frui,
sah Vegetable raising splendid transpor,
tation mia cost formation cheerfullv
reason" on request to L. B. Sullivan, GEN.
s CAV. Freight and Passenger Ar-nt. Mo-
bile, Ala
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New orleons Gets Game.

New Orleans, May s.-The hardest kind
of luck prevented Memphis from winning
as well as some stupid playing. Mcln-
tyre pitched good ball and batted hard
enough to capture his own game, but
something always happened to balk his
progress. In the ninth, with the score
tie. one Pelican on first and nobody out
Memphis insisted on catching train and
after long wrangle Umpire Bailey gave
the game to New Orleans Breitenstein
only lasted two innings, and Brown was
also wild, but stuck It out. Attendance,
1000 The Score: R.H e.
Memphis =. :. Il 90 90 , o. s ?
New Orleans % ? 3 0 0 l. 6 s 3
Batteries: Mcintyre and Fritz; Breten-
stein, Brown and Fox.
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Peoples Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany, as to my honesty for my contracts
Fully three-fourths Of my patients have
been treated by some one else before cali
ing on me to be cured. Why not come as
soon as afflicted? You will save money.
distressing pain and valuable time; be-
sides, there Is satisfaction In knowing
that the very best treatment Is being
given you by an honest. competent pny-
stefan I have treated private trouoies
as a speciality in the city OF Birmingham
Ala since August g. 1887. I cure sypnins'
Eonorrhoea. gleet. structure. lost mannood'
etc. l cure many patients by mai treal'
ment. Write for prices and terms
/ do not use large advertisements ana
false statements to attract patients wnicn
merit has failed to secure. II you faii 20
be cured by such methods. give me eau
and get we'll
nv offices are the most private and
ouiet IN the city. tenth story OF the new
First National Bank building. corner o.
Second avenue and Twentieth street
Rooms 1o11 and 1914 Take one OF the ms
elevators t. tenth floor.
once hours: $3.50 q m 70 e;~
Sunday. 10 q m. to y u----------------J
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SITUATION is UNCHANGED.
One Week Has Passed Since Issuance
of Quarantine Regulations.

Laredo, Tex, May Some week has
passed since the quarantine regulations
promulgated by the Texas state health
officer, DIR. George r. Tabor, nave been
in effect and the situation, in so far as
the blocking of traffic goes, is unchanged.
The matter, however, has been referred
by the Mexican authorities to the state
department at Washington, and 1t Is
expected a solution of the situation will
be reached by a branch of the United
States marine hospitals being located in
the various United States consuates for
the purpose of issuing health certificates
to those who may wish to cross the bor-
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Little Rock S. Shreveport 2.

Shreveport. May S.-Bracken was in
great form today and was given perfect
support. Alexander saved shutout for
the locals by hit at the right moment
IN the hrst inning. Ross was unsteady
ana the visitors hit when hits were need
ed. Smiths work at short was the feat
uIe. Inc score; R.H E.
Little Rock q 0 i o 0 o. 10 0
shreveport ....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 5.
batteries; Bracken and Zinram; Ross
and Graffius
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Appeal Is withdrawn.

Norfolk, Va. May s.-The Tunis Lumber
company tonight withdrew its appeal from
the decision of Judge Waddill, making
permanent the receivers named upon the
petition of Georgiana II. wilson, ct al.
There is a lengthy agreement incident to
the withdra wal
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Mrs. wInsIow's SOOTHING syrup.

rhe hest remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
nv druggists In every part of the world.
Re sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow' $
soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
Cy.II.DREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs
ali PAIN, CURES WIND collie. and il
twenty-five cents a bottle.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston q. CHICAGO 2.

Chicago, May 8-The locals were de-
feated on a field made very soggy by a
hard rain at the start. Pitcher Willis
having much the better of a slippery
ball argument. Gier's batting and a.
great play by Raymer were the features.
Attendance, 12,5c0 Score: R.H.E.
Chicago .....,.......0 90 0011O-2 6 ,
Boston ..............1 0 0020 o. liz 3
Batteries-Briggs and King Willis and
Moran. Time, LBS
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REAL ESTATE.


fOfS oAIE.
S700-Lot 50x100 and 10x40 feet worth 500;
with two 3-room houses, worth $3.50, and
now renting for $40 per month; rent can
be increased; Ave. c, near 18th street,
opposite ground is held at SIS per front
foot.
$3.50 Cash-Balance $40 per month. will
buy a pretty new cottage home near
Hllman street, Elyton.
$11O0-Buslness lot, 25x15O. 18th street. near
e, Ensley.
$32OO-Good broom cottage and lot 4ox14O.
North 10Th street, near Capitol Park;
terms If wished.
$1450-$700 cash, balance l and years; lot
100x140, with Groom cottage, in good re-
pair; Lakeview.
s3250-10Ox1o0, with houses, now renting
for $50. and room for one more; Ave.
and 18th street.
FOR RENT.
Four. five, six and seven-room houses
cheap.
SMITH G. STiLLMAN,
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VIII Receive the $4,000, 900.

Panama May S.-Jose Euseby Morales
and Ricardo Arias have been appointed
by President Amador special commits
sion to receive the 100000 which the
government of Panama is to invest in
American securities. Morales and Arias
will said for New York "Wednesday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago ., ST. Louis o.

Chicago, May s.-The visitors could do
nothing with Owen today and suffered
a shut out Both teams put up a fast
fielding game, and each pulled off some
phenomenal plays Attendance, 12.5G0.
Score: R.H e.
Chicago :. >. o200OO0*-S /
st. Louis 10000 90 )
Batteries: Owen and Sullivan; Glade
and Sugden. Time 1.30.
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Cincinnati q. BROOKLYN 1.

Cincinnati, May s.-Despite the fact
that Brooklyn had more men on bases
the locals secured the greater number of
long hits and were victorious. Attend
ance, 1900. Score R.H.E
Cincinnati .......2001 0O1*-4 s ,
Brooklyn ...........0O 900 lot o. ) )
Batteries-Elliott and Schiei Jones and
Bergen. Time, AS
st. Louis Mo, May S.-St. Louis-New
York game postponed.
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Chinese Mistreat Patients.

ST. Petersburg, May S.-A dispatch re-
ceived by the Red Cross society says that
Chinese brigands attacked and maltreat-
ed Russians who were wounded in the
fight at Kiu Lien Ching.