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The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-03

Mrs. Wins owls Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, -ofteu3tIa. Uas,r edUcosinhemua-
tion, ALA pain ,cgre3 TYiLC ollie Csc. Q 1ostle
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sdn aos bOie re Eis5z NIre for Consunp-
tioahsssaelI tntcoushs and ~o0ids.-JOaN
F.BoTER. Trinity ~or.n 8. nd, Feb. IS. 1893.
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Tall F..uven has visions Of
aA reaauck Botds Of wheat being
h,o"otaS 09 busileie fest. This beats
proiarc3 me 100000. The Hon.
tF sound ) 5ster talks Of 5O,0O0.010
george p Canada in a few years
u 9HoYie reoent disting lished Eng
Time lats gliBly OF 1oo.O30e0a
Hsh talk in big nguresi snc
II ig ,ash1a III tbink soberty
iue1 t-Ottawa Tree
wills re-
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Aeary Rams lngnence rrano

cotton manufa turing IS active ana
higher wages have been granted
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Beau cake he ehie Commercial. fer
tilzer III China.
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dTa1As Their Z Real Leg.s
i8!.Ye ASSEMBLY ard
Ctller Rights,
ST. PETERSBURG QgiElLa

tnapsrIas,stlo Party Ua1s, Ev~,- g. rges
ent Circumstance Retreats Ft1us 1a
Eosnaer Fo..tAoa ii Arrosaa-e-Conn
Vsltte Given Almost Cornsiole svaJ
ia ,he F~cr,nsfion Of she rsre Govern.
aent - Biot.nz &c, i.uvss sr Osile,
Cities of sAe Empire.
st. Petersburg, Russia. ~ The auto
crazy of the Romanofrs and The old or
der OF el' 70 will cease % exsst In BUS.
sia. Emp OF N,-aolag has surren-
dered, and C,on, Wite ONE into
power rs Minis President will an
imperial mandate h'eh nt. enable
him to convert The face. National
Assembly INTO a real legislative body,
elected by greatly extended suffrage,
AID 81 confer upon lie people Canda-
mental civil liberties. including free
speech.
1aose welcome tIdinss reached ST..
Petersburg Just before G o'ciock in Tie
evening. Count Witte laG .reat she
lay "itD Tie Emperor az 2eterhof
e3.n2 tLc ana draft Of The mani
tesr9 ia watch re insisted rba csfealD
,nt-lE notifications DC uia,iG. and. be
I~re 'G-.aS rha tram for 81. Peters-
Burg. ne t~eiepscnc} to p Iria0d +hct
1in0er't had ag.a0 n3s signature,
as, . tae Imperial maaa -
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H"t1H Bids tf@a6 sNd Nrrufefs
ODESSA -It r lmra bic TO fix evan
ngcEfUasaiy fae rufs5. H.. victims.
len fahs fred oil crowds Of
Norfaaea 0au students aho sad erected
batTsoaJ SRA he streets The officials
Pa q Ct t-r ,efn'iS, ceWetetIee
aae logs 1g@ -r1 rri1t'v forbtdzel
40 give roe sig 81 Information me
1oa4 and wounded. whose 4Gln5ers
uiSl he yeT5 considerable. nave 5eeu
removed oV the police aud hiddcs 1Gt
~ alelr NJ iuaulregs, TEl 1ufaus ~. OF
whose .ogaity tie authorities were
doubtful, were bgpt in barracks. and
the Cossacks ara gendarm2s, who
showed 70 disinclination 10 shoot down
people on sight, were left 70 deal With
the crowds.
At one Darricaded corner. , syaGa1r
on the appearance Of the Coseacgs.
mounted the barricade and appeale1 10
fhega to icin the people instead OF Kill
ing HER brothers, who vera sts 4sghrG
Tor the freedom o. their cc.1soca cIan-
trJ- Ihe ~casfcEs answered will ioul
voi,eys. killing niha aad v1prdias
about forty persons.
Similar scenes are taking ri7ca ercrr-
where. The crowds fleeing before The
charging Cossacks. invade private
houses ana hide In garrets anG on 'is
roofs. Many private apartment haze
been converted into temporary 4Uspi
tails f0g The succog Of wounded raf-
Ugees.
The governor has Issued =. proeiama~
ton announcing that he u~ilI not hest
tate TO adopt tbs seylrest measures 10
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ESp ~rtnarentlv
nessa or frs cay
herral 81 d str
X Ut EHrE
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~oftsornervous
~ REne's Great
En5 treatise hes
-ch ST., Phila 2
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a nan vii die
Gllaut.s.
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TOO MUCH WHALING.
EXCITING CLOSE TO NEW HAVEN
 DEFEAT.

Four of Six Runs Scored in Last Inning
 -snappy Playing and Close Score Keep Fans on Edge-HOIyOke Again a Winner-NOrwich Downs Spring feId-Bridgeport Wins at NIeriden. Eight innings of fine, snappy baseball were crowned by one of the most eXcit- ing ninth innings that has ever been seen on the Savin Rock grounds in the New Haven-New London contest yes terday afternoon. Long and Tuckty both pitched excellent ball, keeping the hits that were made well scattered. The former was somewhat wild, giving four passes and hitting two men. New Ravens failure to hit was the cause Of the defeat, as usual, while errors and hits punched in the ninth won for the Whalers.
 New London scored in the first. Keane got a hit which Burke was un- able to reach because he fell while run ming for it, went to second on Sanfran- andres error of Curtiss' hard hit, took third on Finn's sacrifice and crossed the plate on Tuckeys wild pitch. New Ha- ven filIsd the bases in the latter half of the inning, but all three men were left.
 Little zero marks lined up along the score-board until the ending of the eighth, when New Haven began the storm of excitement which surrounded the finish of the contest. With Burke down, Lenox hit safely to right. Keane 2 LI,a and tried to field Lenox out at first. The throw was wild and went to the stands, the ball mysteriously meander- ing out between bleachers and grand stand; while Lenox completed the en- tire four laps. That was all.
 But the ninth-oh! the heart-palpitat- ing ninth! Kelly was safe at first on Lenox's. error. Drew hit a hot one which Sherwood might have had for a double play, but Tuckey upset things by defecting the ball with his init, and both were safe. Supple singled and they were all there. Bird hit to Sher- wood, who caught Kelly at the plate. 5ope tried to get Bird at first, but fail ed, and Bunyan returned the ball to Jope to catch Drew. To the wrath of &H6 spSCIatO1S CAlpILe 1AoIhuliS uGCIc1A - Ed Drew safe at the plate. Jessup hit for two bases, Supple and Bird. coming over the threshold. Long and Keane went down. Three runs.
 With the weak end of the batting list hp, 4t looked hopeless for the Blues but when Bunyan's clean single was fol- lowed by Tuckey's surprise two-bagger inc fans went wild. Long passed Burke md the bases were full, with none out. Jops's try for a hit went to Supple and 3 double play cooled things down, all though Bunyan scored. Hayward pop ped to Jessup, and the crowd went home.
 The score:
 New Haven.
 r. 1b. DO. a. e.
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Alderman Homan asked for informa- tion concerning why a building inspec- tor had not been appointed. He was informed that itrwas up to the mayor, who had not yet made his selection. The amount of the salary for such a position rests with the board of alder men, and Alderman Johnson made motion to the effect that the chair ap- point a committee of five, whose duty it shall be to hold a public hearing and arrange after the hearing what should be the proper remuneration for such an office. The committee can then report back to the board of aldermen who can then take final action in the matter. This motion was carried and the fol- lowing aldermen were named to serve on the committee by President Town shend: Aldermen McKerness, Brown, Johnson, Healey, and Langley. Alder
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| ssSs opinion and views which has been had cannot but bear beneficial conse- quences.
 M, Witte, upon his return to the hotel before his conference with the Jewish deputation tonight authorized the statement that he did not intend to discuss the question of a loan at the conference. s4 K
 M. Witte upon his return to New York will have another conference with the Jewish delegation when the whole subject will be gone into more fully. Speaking of to-night's conference Mir. Straus said:s
 M. Witte impressed me as a kindly man of exceedingly broad and liberal views. The conference you may say was satisfactory. We shall see M. Witte when he comes to New York again. Finances were not mentioned"
 Nevertheless. some of the members of the delegation did not hesitate to say that if the condition of the Jews in Russia were aneliorated, and they were placed on an, equality with other Rus S4S11lS' INus94d Woulu HaNs nO IFouDle III raising a loan in the United States, to be used either for the continuation of the war or the payment of. an indem- nifty.
 Mir. selignan in reply to an inquiry tonight said: No; finances have not been discussed yet.''
 M. Witte did the greater part of the talking tonight, Baron Rosen and MT. Wilenkin relieving each other as inter- preters.
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g'ranE1er's Gaile
NaN Nfk : { :55aZd dXaFIoTd >IRAILRA4R.

July 3. 1905.
 For New YOrIz--s4:3 KS. s4.so .E.os .sS;S9 sS:sS i633a. 56;6o. $500. xs:i2. S:GS gS sIl4:SS 4. .aE :2. :;228. .s2Is. 2:S0. sz:Oo S;z5 Ito Eridgeport), s7.i0' ss.ae s,Se. .ss r5.sS' s1E5- s;15 pm snndays-sz:ss 54.SS Ao:io' p4;l0' ss;o2. s:sO. ss:05 5. m m. s' s ., For Washington via Rsriem River. m.. sl2:00 night daily,
 Eortiand and Bar Harbor-s10:O5 D. m 6.e nhlte 9e fountains, St. AIhans and Que. 4O:4V a. nl.s "11:05 D. m.
 For Bozton, Worcester and ProvI. 1Tee1nee, Via. Hartford and WflIimantic-- to;oa a. m. 4:04 p. m. soS Hoston via New London ana $ aetovlaence--s2:25. v. S2:55, 7:47. slli1.Sl' s;,sr1. a s12:o5, sIl2:l1, s2:5s. s4.ao 45.aa z X, s,olagl l:el Pm. sundays-s2 ,s2:5a
 , Ea s s:oe' .2:5S. s5:0S. s7:01 pra. si io;5S a. n.. *1:45, s5:55pm, sundavsg.n [ s1;O1 am, s5:55 pm. s.-e's.' .io For or Hartfortl. Springfield, etc.-sl.of 0;4V, 2; ad:45, x9:45, s10:04, *10:40. s10.SS ni:, Is rdaz:!0, l:45, 800, s4:04 x5.07 s5s5S xS:Ss 9:S Sso s1d dHa1rrtferdl; 's:25 lto Meriden5 sIdI:07' s-Id x9:05 a. nl., i2:i0, s5:55. x7.igO For New London. etc. .a.s6 2:5l, 1:47. 11:O5, UlI:41 a. m. .1S::05 ss!o;eo, siog, lto saybrook), s2:4I s2:5S. s:f0 9:95 lto Saybrook), s4:20 s5.03 5:iS eeido, ein,,or .ll6:41 $7:01, 8:15 (to Guilfordl, iV:95 p, m. Sundays-s2 a2:55 al iii', :O5 f2:5S, '5:03. a7;9I D. m. or MtdLletoWn. WiIIImantic, etc.,, GSS am. l:00. s6:O5 (to WoraesterI. : e:Vz pm sundays--7:2O pm. Fox shelburne Falls, etc.-7:5o \ N l,.:s lZ:zo fto New Hartford), 4:04. 6:0O 1t. Westfleld1 pm. ( " ' 0'ss N
 For Waterbury via cheshire-s:so . s:go am, 2:55, S:o5 pm. For Derby and Ansonia--6:5S. s.o0 Saioyz, S;40 @ am, 12:10. s2:O0z, 2:35 74s;ddoz, 4:S9, 5.00z, (ex. Saturdays), BIS 1i.V5o l:50p m. Sundays-S.00z 8:30 -AlaU 2: m. 3:30, 6:00z 6:40, S.46 pm. 1o E9r .1o aWaaferbury-6:5S. 500, 9:4O a. m. da.il, dda.iO, S.sS 5:1S, TAO, 11:30 D. m. Sun oAys--S:S0 51l:40 am, GAO, 8:45 D. nn, < Tor Winsted-6:5S, $40 am. 12.1n z: 5;So' S;dS, ;d 40 p. m. Sundays a
 For PittsfeId. and interme,1,at. points = 5:50, lVia Bridgeportl. 9:35 IT., sz;OO, 4:15 pm. Sundays-S :00a. nn
 For LitchfieId-9:S5 a. ln.. s2.0O, 4sl6 P. m, Sundays a. m.
 1xpress Trains. Il Parlor car limited. zIo Derby Junction. xLocal Express
 sSaturdays only.
 Q. M. SHEPARD, K. q. coT.Ey
 Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt
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COOK over the stoVe, the heaf caused intense pain. l consulted doctor. but his prescriptions were utterly useless. gave him up and tried another, but without the least satisfaction. About six weeks ago I got my first relief when ' purchased Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After using them tor g week. found to my great delight that my hands were beginning to feel much better, che deep cracks began to aeal up and stop running, and to-day my hands are entirely well. the one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Guticura Ointment being all that used. (signed) Mrs. Minnie Drew, IS Dana St., Roxbury, Mass. Oct. 24, 1904.
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At New York
R.ET,E
MEN SELECTED BY CITY
 TO MEET PRES, MELLEN
Continued from First Page.)

cation calling attention to the fact that the time was almost up for the city and town to make application to the state for the sum which they desired in their road work. The following resolution was also offered by Director Coe:
 Resolved, That the director of public works is hereby authorized to make ap- plication for the maximum amount of money allowed to the city and town of New Haven for the current and ensu- ing year, said amount to be expended under the direction of the director of public works and the state highway commissioner, under the provisions of these acts,
 Respectfully submitted,
 James B. Coe,
 Director of Public Works. Alderman Maxwell asked for unani- mouse consent for the immediate con- sideration of this communication and the motion being seconded it was pass ed. The motion was then made by AL
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CHILD'S SCALP HUMOR Still Another Speedy
 Cure by CutiCura.

] -Four little girl had a bad, itching, scaly, scalp humor. Her hair all came out and some said it would never grow again. We got Cuticura and she was soon cured. Her hair grew out again better than ever. (signed) Mrs. R. Bige- low, Norridgewock, Me-, May ?, 1905"
 Complete External and Internal Treatment for every Humor from Pimples Scrofua, from Infancy to Age consisting of Cutcura Soap 25c Ointment 50c., Resov- en Soc tin form of Chocolate Coated Pills 25c per vial of CO., may be had of all druggists single set often cures Potter Drug Chem Corp, Sole Props, Boston,
 RS- Mailed Free 1" How to Cure Every Hpmor.n
 43 S~ :
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THE RECREATION TOURS.

Block Island S-day trips, August 5, 12,
 Watch Hill, s-day trips, August 5, IF, S 19,t 26. z5sa?.,sTE $9.00
 Cottage City, g. day trips. August |, 2S, S1600 :, White Mountains, 5-day trips August z, 21, September 4, $2200 ' Saratoga Springs, 4 or 6-day trips, August [, fl, 21, 2S, September I, $I25O
 AusabIe chasm, 6-day trips. August 7, 14, 21, 2S, September 4, $2600
 Niagara Falls, 4-days' trip, Tuesday, Thousand Islands. 4-days' trip, Tues. day, August 22 $24.00
 Catskill Mountains, 5-day trips, A1- Q Royal Tour, 12-days' trip, Thousand Thousand Islands, Montreal, Quebec, Ausable Chasm and Saratoga, Tuesday, August 22, $S7.00 F Nova Scotia, 1O-days'' trip. Saturday,
 Moosehead Lake. 9-days' trip, Monday, 1piaSg September II, S40.00
 Gettysburg and Washington, days, trip, Friday, October 13 $50. .0Ot
 For the New England Tourist, de- scribing all tours and tickets, call on the Recreation Tourist Co., 715 Chapel St.
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R.H.E
BR1pGEpoRT 5. MER1pEN 1.

Meriden, Aug. 14.-Bridgeport and Meriden played a listless game this aft. ernoon, Bridgeport winning, to 1. Meridsn had new pitcher, Hannah, and he was rather wild, Bridgeport touching him up for six hits in the third inning, after which Rogers replaced him. Meriden hit Coughlin safely eight times, but he kept them scattered. Catches by C5nter Fielders Bone and Ladd were the only features of an un- interesting game. The score by fnn4 ings:
 R.H.E. Bridgeport .....1 0$01OOO 8 2 Meriden "......1 0 70 0 O0O O-1 s 8 Batteries-Coughlin and Beaumont; Hannah, W. Rogers and Thackera. CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING
 WOO D
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PLEASANT VISIT HERE.

Henry Zoeller, jr.. representative of the North German Lloyd Steamship company in New York, has been spend ing very pleasant visit in this city with relatives and friends, who were much pleased to see him.
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CELEBRATES BY FIRING GUN.

CELEBRATES BY FIRING GUN.
 Thomas c. Moran was yesterday ar rested by Officer Casey for carrying concealed weapons. Moran was iptox- icated and attempted to celebrate in true cowboy fashion by discharging his revolver. The noise attracted Officer Caseys attention, who placed him un- der arrest.
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PROMINENT JEWS SEE WITTE

(Continued from First Page.) could not well lead to immediate prac- tical results, the gentlemen present at the conference, which lasted several hours, believe that in course of time
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At last they be- came so sore that it was impossible for me to do my house work. If
 I put my hands in
 water. I was in
 agony for hours;
 and if I tried to
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ANCHOR LINE.

GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY. Sailing from New York every Saturtiay.
 NEW.TNNIN SCREW STEAMSHIPS ' Splendid AccOmmOdntiOns, Excellent Service. Cabin, $55; Second Cabin, $37.50: third class, S2750. And upwards according to aceommodation and steamship. For general information apply to 7 | v HENDERSON BROTHERS, New York Or J. H. Parish & Co, 86 Orange St,: Bishop & Co, 715 Chapel St.: Jas. Mus. dan, 665 Grand Ave; ]. Aug Svenson 6lO State St; John F. SIanlsy 7SS Grand Ave: or Sweezey & Kelsey. i03 Church St., New Haven. \ A 7.
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sEPTIMO CLUES OUTING. The Septimo club, numbering one enjoyed a dinner and dance at le Momauguin last evening.
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HoLYoKE f, HARTFORD 3.

Hartford, Aug. 14-Luck was with Holyoke to-day. A hard-hit ball struck McCallister in center field, scoring two visitors and allowing the batter to come home in the fifth inning. Parkins, while hit freely, pitched a good game. Attendance, 1000. The score by inn Iings:
 R.H.E Holyoke O0OSO1OO-41 1 Hartford .......110 01O00O OO-3 s ? Batteries-McCabe and Rementer; Parkins and Doran.
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man McKerness is the chairman of this committe and will call the public hearing when he sees fit. .~:.
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R.II.E
NORWICH s. SPRINGFIELD 3.

Springfield, Aug. 14.-Springfeld played poorly to-day, errors and slow thinking accounting for the defeat by Norwich, 6 to 3. Crolius, bought from Norwich, played for Springfield and batted hard. Umpire Hickey ordered Nagel from the game in the eighth inn ing for disputing a decision calling the Springfield man out at first base. Han nifan's fast work in the field and on bases was feature. The score by inn ings:
 R.H.E Norwich ........100O O3O110-6 10 5 Springfield .....1 0 0 OO1 0-3 10 6 Batteries-Patch and Bridges; Hess and O'Connor
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PASSENGER AND FREIGHT i1 S SSRyTcro Leaves New Haven l0:15 D. m. Starin I5nsl, PIer, foot of Brown Street. Lsaves ssv ss NeW Tssn A91rk, s1 800 ?. m, Cortlandt Street. P,lers, NO: l3 N. R. Fare 75c, excursion tickets $1.25. Rooms $l.O0. Take Chan.. eI street cars 10 Brewery Street ..,e .s C. H. FISHER, Agent.
 sAo-tL New Haven, Conn,
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HANDS CRACKED
 AND PEELED
Suffered for One Year Water Caused Agony, Heat Intense Pain
 Grew Worse Under Doctors - Could Not Do Any Housework,
! ANOTHER WONDERFUL
 CURE BY CUTICURA

About year ago my hands began to crack and peel, l tried many reme- dies, but they grew worse all the time.
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Summary: Tw0-base hits-Jessup and Tuckey. Sacrifice hits-Finn, Hayward and Bunyan. Stolen bases-JOpe, Len OK and Bunyan. Struck out-By Long ?. Bases on balls-Of Long I, oc Tuck ey l. Hit by pitched ball-COnnell and Bunyan. Wild pitch-Tuckey. Double play-Supplc to Bird to Drsw. Time of game-One hour and thirty-five min utes. Umpire-Hornung Attendance 500.
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TO-DAY'S GAMES. To-day's games are scheduled as fol- lows:s
 New Haven at Meriden, New London at Bridgeport, Holyoke at Springfield, Norwich at Hartford.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE, At Pittsburg-
 R.H.E. Pittshurg ......,O OO1OOO22 g i Philadelphia 10 poo 0 000-O 5 2 Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Corri- don and Abbott.
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Hanburg-yPmerican.

sMoltke Aug. IT ?Penns'nia Sept. g !Deutschld Aug. 24 ?Fu,t Bfsni'k Sep Hamburg, Aug. 31 *Noltke. Sent. 14 !GrIll Room. "Gymnasium on board.
 !Via Dover Tor London and Paris to Hamburg, zDirect. v. E. HAMBURG-AMERIC LINE.
 35-37 Broadway, New York,
 Sweezey.5 & Kelsey, 102 Church Street: Bishop S Co, 715 Chapel St, H. Buses man. Fl Orange St. <
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S7.5O Plaid Blankets fin blue and white, beautiful alI- wool California Blankets
 at $S.25 a Pair.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia
 R.H.E. Philadelphia 70 % 0100 *-2 6 St. Louis .......0 0 O10O 0-1 l Batteries-Bender and schreck; Pelty and Sugden.
 At Boston (1rst game)- Chicago ........0 2 1000 Is 8 Boston ..........0 l 0 0 0 0 0-1 s 2 Batteries-Altrock and Mcfarland; Dineen and Criger. (Second game)-
 R.HE. Boston .........02 2O20O01*-5 91 Chicago ........0 01 0 00010 0-3 6 8 Batteries-Gibson and Criger; Owen and Sullivan. At Washington Cleveland ...0010OO0OO0O11-3 T 0 Washington O0OO10-2 2 2 Batteries-Moore and Clarke; Patten and Heydon.
 At New York
 R.H.E New York ......0 2 0 0 0 0 "-7 g i Detroit .........0 0 0 1 % 0 0-1 7 2 Batteries-Newton and xleinow; Jackson Disch and Warner.
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SS.50 Blankets, and they're fit for a duchess bed. $7.50
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s7.75 Plaid Blankets ss.75
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING
 Won. Lost. PC.
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S3.9S White Wool Blankets
 S3.s0 a Pair.
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s4.69 White Wool Blankets
 S2.9s a Pair.
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At Philadelphia
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-09-16

year has grain poured into Kendrick
in such quantities.
Lewiston interstate fair, October l6-
IL.
Harry Schissler was found guilty of
manslaughter in the killing of E. w.
Williams at Sites. Idaho. June 10.
According to the report of the state
board of equalization, the five north
crn counties have over 25 per cent OF
the assessed valuation of the state.
The other counties Of the state with
the high valuations are Ada $9.331,-
539.S6; Canyon, $4636. t42.O3; Ere
mont, 81, 49S 10000; Bingham, S4,25S,-
751.72.
The Moscow band has closed a con-
tract with the Madison Amusement
company of Seattle for a street fair
and carnival to be held October 9-14
inclusive.
H. f. Alps. who has been in charge
Of the Lewiston United States weather
bureau for the past four years, has
been transferred to the station at
Reno, New
Only the sudden appearance of a
bridge tender. who jerked him from
The railing as he was about to leap
into the waters of the Snake river, far
below, prevented d. Shaw from com
hitting suicide Friday night.
Shoshone ranks as the third county;
Kootenai fourth and Latah fifth, while
Idaho county is 11th. The following is
given as the assessed valuation of the
northern counties: Nez Perez, $7,S53,.
5S6.65; Shoshone, $6.14S.2OS72; Koote
raj, s4.9O4, 1870; Latah, S4.72O. 507.SO;
Idaho, $2,91S,2oS.O4; total. $26,o45,
4O5.72.
chief of Police Gritzmacher Of Port
land will assign detectives to investi
gate the alleged mysterious death Of
Mrs. Sarah c. Thompson in that city
Some persons interested in the affair:
Of the wealthy Lewiston woman init
mate that her sudden demise is toe
yelled in mystery to permit of being
passed by without the most complete
scrutiny Mrs. Thompson was one o
the most prominent women in Lewis
ton.
According to the state board o
equalization, the assessed valuation o
the state for 1905 is SIS, z22, 695.S7, AM
If this sum $26.545, 4O5.95 is found il
The counties of Nez Perez, Shoshone
.Sootenai, Latah and Idaho. Nez Perc
ranks second among the counties, be
ing surpassed only by Ada, the count
in which Boise is located. The annex
alton of south Shoshone to Nez Perc
l increased the valuation of that count
, by over 81 1000, 900, which places Ne
l Perez ahead of Shoshone.