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Property Transfers.

" Richmond: A. c.. Becker and wife to
Lena Gregory, IS Ia feet east on line
of STwenty-sixth Street, southeast corner
of M Street.,sSl 800.
M Lena Gregory to Julia A. Leidy, IS IA
feet on east line Of Twenty-sxth Street,
southeas corned OF NJ Street. 81 500,
g. w. Seldom and wife to y, Clifford
and Hugh 3. Miller, is interest in 1s5 !-l2
feet on west line OF Sixth Street, be-,
IWes1 81 1a Ana ana slde SIKH
Street. 81 Is feet north Of Bragg Street,
81 IA feet on east line OF Sixth Street,
adjoining property last described; g feet
}2l0 feet westSof Oak Street, and person
atty $500. \, s.33
=, Fritz Sitterding and wife to Richmond
and Chesapeake Bay Railway Company,
( IS feet on south line OF williams Street,
dn II f9e wss e tses st o sosth line
3n,er Street, SIT a.
Same to same ZEE feet On north line Of
Broad Street, be Ely Gilmer and and Gra-
Same 10 same. 20 SIP feet on north line
OF Marshall Street sl07 S-4 feet west of
}GllmerF Street $500. I,
Same e same fest o. on a s9pth a fn6
Graham Street. Nos, sl4, SIG. s1ss and $40,
San Same to same 30 feet on south line Of
Marshall Street, 100 feet west Of q elmer '1f
s same t. Same 81 feet on south line of
gay street. lss feet east OF Graham F
stisst fs Rss sn ;s line q
Same TO same q 2 l-2.1S feet on north
Of Of ai III Street, $s,25G
N Same 10 same 60 1-2l feet OH north line
a qaal Street STR $4,000, D !.
Same ito same. IS "a feet on east line
OF Moore Street. 43 2-3 feet east Of Graz
ham Street; So 2-s feet on north line Of
Williams Street, rs ll-12 feet cas- Of Graz
ham Street; u II feet on south line OF
aImsr STRAIT ne s4SS 3 feet o. north line q
broad Street, 1876 feet west Of Glmer
Street, $1,000. si7
Henrrlco; Mary J. Reagen to M. r, Reid,
lot Ne, g In. SQUARE No, !, plane Of High
Ma Mar lare n n. Meetings. executors and
Charles D. Mcclure and wife to. G, G.:
Ghapa lo T. M Sk IN square Y plan @
Ill. NJ. and James p. Mallory and wives
and William y. Mallory to Arthur Fray
ser, 50 ia feet on sast line Of Th!rtySs,,
second !! gr zee southeast corner o 3
H. Sitlerding and wife to WILLIAM F..
ERedd, lots Nos, 3 and 4 IN block No, II,
planaof Chestnut HILL $500, ,s.
I Frank Mosmiller and wife to Waite E,
Mosniiler, ,26 of an acre on east side
81 Mechanicsyille Turnpike, about one
mile northeast Of Richmond, 800,
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RESULTS AT SYRACUSE.
Day Of Good Sport After Three
2. aDaus,l Pnstnnnarnan+
y(Ry AscooJafad pra.e

\ (t3y Associated PreSs.) E3Ff
N. ". September 1.-THE
Grand Circuit races at the State Fair
here were held to-day, a fter having been
postponed three successive days because
OF wet weather. Summaries:
Z. Lakeside Stakes; gas pace; purse 5000
Doris B. won In three straight heats; ;
Kruger, second: Josie, third. Best Tine,
200 Ia. u q 4t
2:11 trot; purse 81, 2oo-Mainland won in
tWo straight !, h hs Hardwood second;
200 pace; purse sl.200--Alaud Keswick
won In two straight heats; Snapshot sec
'ond owyho. third. II Best time, 2:os 81
, us Pr,Snf SIP P stakes
three straight heats; Turley. second;
1Iaesn Note, third: I Best time. s:os ~
ond third and fourth heats and race;
fBllreazell. second, won first heat; Alt
wood, third Best time, 2:l0 II.
in two straight heats1 Jubilee, second;
Mixed Wood, third. Time, 200 Ia.
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Husband Disappointed.

4 KENOsHA, WIS., September l4.-Dloaisy
ia Rogers was Monday granted a divorce
from Charles Rogers. son Of. the i at
Daniel g. Rogers. Eof milwaukee,. she
5spl,eiitE the divorce on the grounds Of
id i it being, however, the general
Impression that she had sacrificed her
love that her husband mig ut enjoy the
been left by his father, who disinherted
Charles as long as he lived wit Daisy.
When yesterday asset tlementwa bout
liz be made of the estate 1T was learned
tina { the estate Is SO much smaller than
was supposed that the husband. who
gave up his fwlfeSfot.su fortune, has been
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Too Much for Dog.

DENVER, CoL.,5 September II, Mrs i.
III Platt, wife Of senatos Plat, narrow
II escaped losing Chiffon. q dog pre-.
scented to her by King Oscar, Of Sweden.
when she arrived. at Rollins Pass, the
Mofrat road, Monday She generally car
,ried Grlffon In q netted handbag lined
with silk. When the dog was released
on the pass he soon became exhausted. I
fell and begun$to whine. His mistress Us
him. and carried him until lower ele-,
walton was reached, when IT was EVIL cyl
dent he felt better. Chiffon Is part SILK
poodle and part Skye terrier.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Northern King.

1NTRoDUCTIoN.-T Northern King
don, OF Israel was overthrown by the AS
syrians and carried into ca ptlVity, :, 3, ~
57Sl g never to return, leaving the south-
ern kingdom m on prG bawsver o the KINGS
I at Jerusalem departed from the worship
OF jehovah, and the nation grew weaker
and weaker falling pre-. :, at leng a11, 70
King Of Babylon, captured the city and nc
made the ruler vassal, B. c. $685. Dan
lei, who was Of royal descent, was taken
to Babylon. among other no PIE youtll,
trained for the Kings service. Like Jos,
eph In earlier times, he gained favor ana
became ruler Of the provinces and chlel
over all the wise men In our lesson 70
ings. how he was tempted early IN hls
career, how he resisted, and what re-
suited.
PURPOSED.-It is Very critical time
in the life of young man when 10 leaves
home and goes among strangers. whose
habits and principles, are unlike those
under which he has been reared. Most
persons under neutrality-suspicious. break Ak
down ana 80 +n 70 rntn a Ine SAG Eli Illus.
stratiye warning. But Daniel went to
Babylon with a fixed purpose He al
lowed some things because his Integrity
n Maa ho1 Be eteeu gwen to him BY
observation-disclosures. Verse - FTe put on
the apparel that belonged to courtiers.
He entered into studies appropriate to his
to the item Of food and drink, he re-
solved not to touch the meat and wine
that came from tho Kings table. verse
S. The reason for this decision was not
ments, as some have claimed but n me
fact that these things were previously Of
fered to tho God OF tho land. TO partake
of them was therefore, the same ne , as -
be an act of denlement accommodation OF
Judaism. (Deut. xxxIl: $50 In KEEPING
q this good purpose Daniel showed muGn
discretlon; ne gently eXplainesd ! g % ~
fcused.
.ad Namis that he had gained the favor
OF the prince under whose care no wa, was
Els own disposition ana depertment. by
Which intelligence. Kindness and docility
had boon displayed lyerse %, And yo5
The prfs had dqly wh'e onda re- d wnrl
Very Yer explicit, and any deviation from
them would be, severely punished. Not
outstanding his regard for Daniel. and.
y fact beespss O sHms es e
t trouble. And he explained All this q
Ran e4esdl S ssaais t Me M sSsnfs i9
tSsn ks YepaHh e
attendants might be made physically
5heaithful and presentable as g re-
sholld be paler and the, forms. less strong
ana Attractive, the.iklng would observe II
and on enquiry learn ne !, cause vs. arg
dared to vary from the 'regula lions Verse
iO). Svs s3ss
iTEsTEp.--A new question g s1ass thus
raised. rs 1t true that the diet q g
and and strength, to. manly ylgor and grace
f fhan tbs dlot Of q Hebrew home 4 hat
question was one Of .great imp9fr 81 n as
resolve and prlnol pies must be abandonT,
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Shot Mrs. Morrill,.

GREENWICH, CONN, September IA
Frustrated In a midnight attcmpt to kid
nap the infant son Of Mrs, Antoinette
nurse with revolver butt. shot az Mrs.
Plsted. Mrs. Morrills companion.$53, and
shot Mrs. Morrill, in the face. He then
he'd entered waiting carriage az and and
Fifty-first Street., New York, d sta BILE
MAJ was arrested at the Greenwich rail-
road station, and Is held for inyestign-T
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THE POT OF GOLD,
United States Marshal Says Ro.
mantle Story is True,
Special to The ln1eS-DiSpatcl

81 II lbpecIaE 10 TIC 4 Hles' I1TSVHEEEt1
CHART oTTp. n. @. September 1.-THE
pot eopann a S ssSoo 81 ii 'n cold e coin
In Chesterfield county, s. c., Isl given;
oredence b.. United States Deputy Mar
ahal Ben Barnes, Of Asheyllle, WhoSsays.
fent tina I a Swedish captair. captured the
gold While on the high sees more than a,
century go. He buried i IN Chester
field and made q \, chart Indicating where
his native land he died, leaving the
4 treasure to his heirs by Will. "
They made several uns uccessful efforts
to locate II. (. "
Mr. Barnes says he was offered $4,000
TO locate the trea sure, but being an em-
ploye Of the govern ment, he did not have
time to make the search. He Is confident
that the ind was genuine, Ss3
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Post1r1asters Named.

{, WasHngton, D, g., September l+-Ylr-
gina postmasters appointed AspeHwall,
Charlotte couny Vim. N. Peak, vice
susan III. Collins, removed; Indian Creek.
Norfolk County, Romeo F., Randolph,
vice 3. r. Ether!dge. res glled
rural Route No, a ordered gestabllshe
at Cooper, Cumberland county N, cv15
serving 59a. people and l+s houses. @
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! KING COLE IS THERE E;
Finds Four Of Old Men to Begin
This Seasons Eleven.
Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)

077 Especial to- The 7TImes- Dlspatch.) ~
ID CIIARLOTTEsYILLE, Va, September
coach the University OF Virginia football
team the coming season, cached Char
iottesyllle at noon to-day from, a3ranoh
in North Dakota, where he has been
took charge OF the candidates for the
Virginia eleven. TWenty-three men report
ed for3practlce, although the session does
not open until tomorrow, !,
This Is the largest number Of appli-
acants, that has ever reported at Virginia
SO early in the season, In the squad wero
four members of last years varsity
tteam--Captain Cooke, Hammond Johnson,
Randolph and Williamson. Coach Cole
Vas first assistant and rlght-hand man
!. toaYast at Michigan last fall. BIZ
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Edible Seaw.e.,e,.d,

japanese have many curious receipts for
cooking 'seawsed. which, with fern Ia ALMOST q
staple article q diet n China JsPan and ths
s sssss are eaten Some are soaked others
are dried, Many Of the Japa ne5s and Chinese
nance name OF .asak -nori, one Variety g put m
in neat tin boxes and largely sold N the
Toxic markets.. u. 5yif II Ms 81 " 81
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..|FEVERs AND RIOTS
DRIVE POWELL 0UT.
(By Associated Press.)

z CAMDEN, N, r., September 14.--W!l-
liam IT. Powell, United States minister
to Hayti who is on leave OF ahsenaa at
his home here, to-day announced his In
ltention of rendering his resignation to
President Roosevelt at once lie gives
as his reason for resigning the preya-
lence OF revolution, riots and levers In
Hayti,
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.Colleton Cotton Mills Solids

" ~ " I8V3 AEE0CIa1eu FTeSS'I q. ~
CHARLESTON. S, O. Sept emper l4,-7I
The Colleton Cotton Mills, nj Waltsr-l
boro, were sold at auction in that city
to-day under order. 81 the. United p tatesi
PRESIDENT OF the colleton Banking Com,
jnanv. heing the ppg chaser q;
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JUSTICE VIM. n. FISH I.
MADE CHIEF JUSTICE
nv Associated Press3

ATLANTA, GA, September, 814,-Goy-
error Terrell to-day appointed Associate
Justice William H. Fish Of the Supreme
Court. TO succeed the late Themes ]. Sim
mons, as chief Justice, Judge Marcus w
Beck Of Griffin Was apponttedd a. e ~ ne
motion OF Justice Fish,
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palace fo,,1r. HYDE.
Groom. 10; Bride, 10.

y z TACoAi9, b. WASH. September .l Z.
roy c. Lander ged ears, and !, MAY LAT
fticaIDavis refused to marry were married
BY ts Justice van olinda Of yashon Isia = q
When lie found he could not get married &c
in Tacoma or Seattle LANCER H ana sa'd Il ne
5the ceremony performed there. He did
5Washon. Justice Van Olinda says that
he Investigated the matter thor9 },ns 10y
t psaqrS vas vas once a member Of the Guam
5trell gang Of outlaws. 81
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l
4 Nv virtue or an order OF the Orphans
Court OF Baltimore city the undersign neg
administrator OF. gD. Mallory. q aeceasea.$
ss guPIo a9S rdos e. M
Ma, on On \: MONDAY the 18th day g sep
tenn Der, 1906 commenc ct 10 clock a.
IL 4 T15E ,sT9GAtS14 GE NB
MAC SUPPLIES, partly 8e nuns
terated8as follows: !. -, Y, W y, =,
FITTEEN ENGINES g e 8; 2 4 .I64, 2
HoR1zoNTAL oILHRs, 90 ITO =, g 9, So 4
SINGLE SIZE q , ,Sa w
Machinery, Smoke Stacks. sRP 2, lplng Pipe 1
Tools. shafting. Hangers, Pulleys and /;
Betting Pulls MaShinlsts
,Mascthines. 1Endless Bed Double surfacer,s
Double Spindle Variety ;.
Scales iowera ana na X
haust Fans, steam Whist les, Canning Ma
nhinery, CaipcrsN Chucls. ID les. Man drels,
Rntchets Tube ExpanTsdiegs reaeass'
rs Office Fixtures, oliver Typewritar and !
Desk Roll-Top Desk, o fftce Filing Cab
met, Comblnatio Lock Iron So fe,B5 etc.
Terms OF sale: Ca sh. ;i5
al Catalogues on apple Lion to L the au CNcEE.;
'ioies's E.5 DWIGHT r MA Liz RY.3
55 PArTIsoN & GAHANs e AUG ts..
@ Sept. O.. Q, 1s,5 is. 3 ltim 70 Mo
4. BY John T. 5 God din s. Co.. 5ESs
Real Estate Agents and 9Auctioneer err
5ss Bank and Eleventh Streets
q EXECUTORS AUCTION z n SAID 8 L. #
EERWRH 5ixfI IS s4R e H9RrH
AL request OF the executor, OF John S.
&Bowles, deceased, we will sell. on M u 855
n STTIESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH 81 l9O6,
AT Is O'CLOCK p /, /, \,
on the premises, the above d le . sta
Dwelling, containing 6 rooms ~ Lot fronts
IS 31S-ig feet and runs back ! az feet
This property Is well located. occupied
by@a good tenant, and will pay well eli as as
TER Ms: One third cash, balance and
months negetablep no g sadG Interest add-
~ j o FIN ~ GoDDlN y. CO.s43s:.5
Sept. 15-tds. .....AMcI!onee.s....-.8s
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2 Two-basc hits, Bowers and Sharp; three
base hits. J. Anthony and jennings; sto-
len bases Bache e. Swift, Brooks. Nc
15voy and Hicks; double plays. Hicks to
McEvoy, a. Anthony 10 Bache. ]. An
,thony to Swift,EA. Anthony (unasslsted);
base on balls of Winston 3. off Leake 81;
struck out by Winston |, by Leake 8;
passed balls, Mills; wild pitches. Win
ston; time OF game. hour. q minutes.
Umpire, Mr. Kahn. Attendance, sos.
'Oneout when winning run was made.
Z Hicks out. Rose interfering with field
ing Of ball. 1s
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CHARGED With Bigat11y.

DENVER, September 14.---Dr. Henry
Dalton, Of Sn PROMINENT Massachus,et Is
famniy grTasa;atss q Harydara an Veil
known Contributor to medical journals.
IS Ia fugitive, with a charge OF bigamy
against him. His first vile has arrived
has told the story OF what she terms
her husbands double life. &,
sDr. SDalton's second wife, With whom f''f
he feli3in love when he was q s II !,
taxing d postgraduate course at Eleldel-
ghetr. Wnn, ias famous beauty, when ne
married her. in Paris. At that time slio
wns the wife Of James Bruce Mcclellan,
a wealthy American, who was ,!s,,s 80 ? : az I
ton that he cut his throat in a Paris
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Boston, d Philadelphia, 3.
Detroit, s.; Cleveland, Q.

~ DETR OFT, Septembe 14.-Donovan was
III splendid form " to-day. shutting out
CLEVELAND. Ess4 n y 4 .58 N i . 1, I, Z,
Score: X. q. -
Detroit ............2,0 o. 90 - 9
Cleveland ..........0 o 0 o 90 0 o 90 " 0 o
6.Batterio Donovan and Warner: Moore
West and Clark. Time, 1928. Umpire,
O.Loughllii. Attendance LOO.
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Southern league.

MI AL Atlanta:$Atla nta. s.; shreveport, ~
At Nashville: Nashville, 10; Little
Rock. O. a !, 8, z, >. ,,a,,
I AT AZ montgomery: Montgomery 9; New
Orleans, 0 (forfelted).
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South. Atlantic League.
At Charleston: Charleston, 9; Macon. 5,
At JacksonvIlle: ia cksonville, Au-
eusta, e game called end sixth inning
account darknessl ...@ !; H I.
n At Savannah: First game Savannah b, 2;
Columbia 8. Second game p, 4;
Columbia, 3. 5,i
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philadelphia, 81 Boston, 2.
BosToN, September philadelphia
hit Wilhelm opportunelys to-day.
Ro 7gu 800. o OOo1Go01sO-2 2
Philadelphia 1890. 0 9 O$2 90 % "a,
! IA tteries: Wilhelm and Needham; Dug
elesby5 and DOOM. Time, 1888. Umpire,
Murray. Attendance, 1895.
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New York, q; Washington, s.
NEW YORK, septern Der 14.-3y OUT
fielding the visitors, New York beat
Washington to-day . Z, !,
Wa. MA Il on \. 70 4 % 90 o22-s 10 9
New york. .........S 900 053 o - u !
Batteries: Adams and E1eydon; Hogg,%
Mcclure and Kleinow, Time. zoo s. IT
tendance. $500. Umpire, Sheridan
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II Chicago. &; st. Louis, 2.

TI-7T- go % ~
CHICAGO, September a. Chicago de-
feated st. Louis day. 7, x
CHICAGO .........s00 1SOO0g2'O'-3
St.3Iotlis o o o q 0 o 0 o. z
S1, Batteries: Altrock and Mcfarland;
Howell and sugdeh. Time. l:42 EMPIRES,
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
Foster s. Foster, ttorneys at Law
4 iDMINIsTRATOR7s SALE t,a 81

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW AND
n sECOND-HANDN 1ACHINERYO OF II
"a BUSINESS LATELYGCONDuCT By s
i, >DNNIALLORY1 g. c !, 5A,r 410 TO 428,
EAST CROSS ST. BALTIMORE.S Md ND.
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Miss Evaleen MabIe, OF Tampa Fia;, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. " H. 5gSYa aA'!F
In Fulton. s5 y II. 4
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y NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Standing Of the Clubs.
clubs Won Lost n Clubs Won Lost P
New York. ..se q 77scincinna,i 6 .!s s
r!ttsbnrg g t as s5s S sost oouls IS
Philadeipha.7o 60 .o42lBrooklyn ,:se I % .sos
New York, 10; Brooklyn, =.
BROOKLYN, September 14.--New y or6
won an easy victory over the local team ear
- i'e eeor nc 49, i55 ii R. H. E
NsW York 30 o O3O1t7:O DO q !
Brooklyn .oO10 o o o. % 8
Batteries: McGlnnity and Bowerman;
Strlcklett, and Ritter. Time, 2;0o. m
pire, O'Day. ATTENDANCE, -
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THE SCORE BY INNINGS.

Brownies J. I. Z. !. % o 0 DOL I -
Manchester ~. 1850 20 o:oo1 S1..s
&
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;TEsTEp,--A new question vas vas thus
b sts9ba en King is more Conducive to health
. fha tbs aot of i HebrsW home That
question was one Of great mn 81 N 81 y:
resolve and prlno ples must be abandon
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AUCTION SAIL rs. This Day
By Green and fsedd, n
Heal ESTATE Auctlofieers.
AUCTION SALE

is 49,. 81 Si n ss9 ~
al Auction RIO SALE ~ I .s3
Il OF A + S5l VA ~
Valuable Building Lot, In IN
Fulton at the N orthea!s'tt.'s VI
Corner Of Denny and q. Sec 'Ass ~
ond Streets, 38x12O Feet
With + ram . Dive ling
Thereon. M
on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. SrTI, 1906, az
B :30 o'clock P. NJ on the prem sest ii We
will offer the above lot at auction. 4 ..&
This lot Is In q CROWN ectton or 81 q
city, where property Is enhancing eacha
day, and dwellings built here " can A bs
TERMS: Liberal and announced Ct SALE
+ - e REETN6 al & BTlEDD, 5s
Auctioneers. NJ,
The above sale has been postponed until Y
FRIDAY, SEPT. 18TH 19o5, at same same
hour I'M 5i5s 3 IL 3g g5f5J5 gi
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Mental Relapse.

Mental Relapse.
MoRRrsTowN n. ~ septcmb Der i = ~ Z
remarkable case Of men tai relap se Is
year-oid daughter@of Patrlck scalIy 4 o.,
MaoY ulloeh Aysnu9 shs c, other young
i Gyih1' good 70 health. To-day she is Ike
a baby OF eighteen months. hardy "a, a tI,
to walk and appreclatin ts, ansoi her
ITThis is not her first experience OF me
hind = twice before she has had these
periods of relapse to infancy, and ner#
ease Is puzzle e the I physea
III attendance on her. !.
Impure Foods.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., September IA
To demonstrates the effect Il OF npu y !,
foods on the human system. F nbann,sia
Eugene Glard one Of the chief cneihiiis ~
10 In session here, startled the delegates
By SHOWING the. results or .experisnesI ~ =
has been making on animals fed with w, :.
food Impurities. .ssf y, 4. \. Y, !,
H. Professor Giard has experiment e ca or
rabbits. guinea pigs and dogs Of different
breeds. a few months ago one OF the
dogs, a Newfoundland was healtny5 ana an !
robust. Professor Glard extracted ne COL %
toring matter used in breadstuffs and fe e
he t1oK from day to day on this SUB
s sta mixing itswith his food. day
the idog lis thin and ema ciated, and VIII
have to be killed when the experiments ~
are ended. 5,f s,s.5
Palace for Hyde. s5s
III MEMORIES September III a a1 i 1ysl;s
-, Z IJwde Il said to be looking for a
Ncwport residence, as we'll as q BRIDE "a! 2.
Last night 1t was said that he would ply
an estate hitherto said to be unP,urehas Is,
able-Marble House, the place. s.v " y, .:
who is now Mrs oliver II. 2. Belmont, II
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BY The Valentine Auction Conf any,
MI N 61S East Broad Street. n 5S2i

Large and MI gnific cent A l.lrlt',#
ton Sale Of Hands o II1.flN'|,
Household Furniture at at
our warerooms, No. Glib
E. Broad ST., this Fri day
Morning, Sept. 16, Com ,t'tll7l.;s
1nencing 1890 Clock loci 4 !. !.
embracing Fine Parlor Suits and odas
Chairs, Rockers and settees handsome
Bedroom Suits in Walnut BirG Gl , and
Oak, Massive Walnut stdeboard, Dining
room Chairs, Extension Table, Mating
Rugs, Carpets, oilcloth. stoves. Grass Grass
Bed, Couches. Wire Cots and other Aer G ~
The ''sale Is too large to describe in de-:
tall. The goods are magnificent, aha
must be seen to be appreciate ted. Lad DIES
especially invited. . !, Y, = |
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~ Brownies.
Manchester.

Players: Alb. r. H Q. a.. q.
Hogan, SIS 80. !. ~. y. "A 1 1 - ~ Q
Jennings. AZ -. 3 Va 4 "a Q Q
]. Anthony, cf..........,4 10 o
"a. Anthony, 1b........... 3 I - 10 l o
Bache. Sb. q ~ lE@O
Edwards. 5000 o ~ s4 o.
Swift, ...-...,..t4 - 2 NO
4 Brooks.if,rf -. ..........s4 Q 70 IA 2
Lcake. p.3.................2 no y
Totals I. e. sss .42s % IS
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II. BY John 7. God din & Co.,
- Bank and Eleventh Streets
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: OF the i Orphans
! the undersigneds
Mallory, deceased.
Ion, on the prem-.
,ss ST., Baltimores
18th day 81 Sep,
/ & at TO- 3sA.i
a OF NEW; AND.
cHINERY AND.
[FS nartlY enur1l-;
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Byyirtue OF an order Q
Court OF Baltimore city tn
administrator Of ] d. Nal
will sell at public auction.
ises, 40 TO 42S East Cross
Md, on MONDAY, the ist
mber, 1905. Ecommencing q
M. ALL THE Y STOCKs.O
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may have the balance OF evidence
in his possession. hope that the
sffair win not go too far. The
coast ~ the only place where
fighting ~ allowed 10 flourish and
overy effort should be made 70
keep u on a clean basis Ia order
that II may continue IN the favor
Of the public.
The phase 81 the muddle which
hns followed the Briti-NelHen
fight which ~ most diaagreeabif
" the charge brought out BY No
Ian. Nelson's manager, IN regard 10
tho recent action of the legislature
10 killing the RalgiOn anti-prize
fight bin. on top n Nolana charges
comes the report from Sacramento
that District Attorney Seymour has
within his possession evidence
enough 10 convict at least 10 Of
California'E most prominent sports
OF bribery.
n THIS ia this case then II Is
goodby 10 the ring sport In Call
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