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lieved to be insane, killed his partner at Coldfoot and eluded the officers who were pursuing him.
 1t is reported from Gakona that the complete outfit of farming ma chinerY sent in by Jas. Fish, has reached iCs destination. Farming will be conducted at Gakona this summer on large scale, under the management of C. w. Bram. Fine crops of hay and vegetables have been raised on this farm for several seasons past, and now that farming implements are provided, great re- suits are expected
 The Nome postof1ice has been advanced to the second class.
 Cut glass and fine china at one third off the marked prices this week. Owl Drug Co.,, Dependable Druggists.
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Notice

All garbage piles and ashes in the alleys and back yards of the business district of the town must be cleaned up and removed at once, as they are a menace to the health Of the community. Anyone failing to comply with this notice within a reasonable time will be prosecuted under the local ordi- nanCcS.
 STREET COMMITTEE
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expressed that the plague may be carried to North America and Flu rope unless strict quarantine is enforced against all vessels from Chilian ports.
 San Francisco, May S-An att tempt was made yesterday to op- crate street cars with non-union men, and the strikers interfered, a pitched battle ensuing. One man was killed and thirteen were ser iousIy injured in the fight. A de- mand has been made that the mil itia be called out to protect the property and employees of the car company, and until the troops are called out no attempt will be made to run cars. The policemen are all being armed with rifles, in an ticipation of more rioting
 New York, May S-The Rock Island, Milwaukee, and Ontario X Western railroads have been found guilty of granting rebates and ma y be fined millions.
 Los Angeles May S-The fight be- tween Burns and O'Brien comes of tonight. O'Brien is the favorite in the betting.
 Washington, May 8-Congress- man Towno, former vice. presiden- vial candidate, will make a trip to interior Alaska points this summer
 New York-A cousin of Silent Smith, who worked eight weeks as clerk for the millionaire, received a bequest of $4O,o0O,00O in Smiths will
 Holly, Colo, May 8-Santa Fc train No. 6 was wrecked near here this morning and 20 passengers were injured, thongh none serious ly. The wreck was caused by by spreading rails, and is the sixth accident to this train in ten days.
 Notice
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HER IN TROUBLE

comptroller ana Mayor ,."atc Riplinger, 1t is uat he got away with 1000 of the public funds, q the theft by false en- Fl were only discovered
 Riplinger is now in May S-The men sus- the attempt to hold up Coast Limited have been The attempt to rob the frustrated by the heroic [ the engineer, who, .ortally wounded by a Ugh his body, refused to May 8-The new Irish u reduced in parliament >d much dissatisfaction Ireland, as it does not ame rule for that country on expected. The. bill -orously opposed by the hcrs.
 nd, May S-It is said resent by Ryan of a half ,he Jamestown exposl-
 the first step toward ~ of the United States, $ ambitious to attain. ' this means to secure of Virginia.
 ny s - Today is the
 ary of the organiza-
 A.-Y. P. Exposition.
 oney pledged by the
 amounting to three
 ri millions, has al-
 voted by the several
 " 8-Further inves- " the accounts of Ril- calls additional shortages, " amount 10 hundreds cf 2 of dollars. He cannot |. back to Seattle for trial Honduras, where he is litcable.
 go, May 8-The steamer E arrived here from tte ID 900 Chinese and 300
 During the voyage a out among the passcn- hey tried to siege the
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NATIONALS GAMES
BILLER MAKES RECORD IN
HAMMER THROW.
Turner'S Giant Athlete Huris Missile
15e Feet 1-o Inch-Brennan and
weber win Five Events.

A new state record for throwing the r.
mound hammer was established by John
KILLER in the annual track and field meet
of the National Turner's yesterday at West
side oval. The giant athlete hurled the
missile 1856 feet u inch, which beat the
nrevious record held by Arthur Williams.
Of this city, by 10 feet II inch. Biller was
the individual star OF the meet, having
three first places to his credit. Marcus
Brennan and Charles Weber each finished
awarded at the Turn HaI last night.
Summary:
10-yard Dash. First Heat-Won by H.
Kaufman q YARDS; second, e. J, Leub-
ker "A YARDS. Time. los. Second heat
Won by @. N. Marshall q yards; second.
heat-Won by M. Brennan (scratch): sec
ond, II. Kaufman @ yardsl;- third, ".
Marshall a yards). Time. 10 lbs.
na Mo-y yssfate 55nd second. f. x Kau II; nleP 8
YARDS; third, 70. j. u u yards).
1s ssee,va n iI Handicap-won by ]. r. oberle
Il Yard; second, E. J. Leubker 90 yards;
third, Fl. Kaufman q yards), Time, 2lT15
Running Broad Jump-won. by g, Weber
esq: third, W. Marshall q inches). Dis
lance. 20 feet 2h inches.
Running High Jump-1Won by = 5llher
third. J.. Donnelly (scratch). Height, . feet
5k inches.
F. Jarasek a feet; second, J. Peth a feeoi
and ]. Donnelly (scratch). Distance, Al
feet.
(scratch); second, +. Crum a feeD; ..
Broant "A feet. Distance, 46 feet 11A inch
Hammer Throw, Il pounds (handicap,15
Won by j.. Biller fscratch); second, e.
Broant Us feet); third, G.. Rosenstangel
az feet). Distance, 156 feet n inch (rec-
ord.
Weber Q5 feet); second, ]. Biller (scratchl;
third, G. Rosenstangel q feeD. Distance,
100 feet 2 inches.
All-around Gyrlnnstic Competition, First
Ciass-First prize won by Joseph Barth,
1914 points gold .medaD;. second. r.
Losher, 1853 points (silver medal; third, b.
Roenbeck, 1881 points (bronze medaD;
fourth. P. Pheil. 1861 points fdiploma).
Second Class-Won by Joseph Mergner,
1888 points (gold medal; second. A. Wan
drick. 1854 points silver medal; third. Y.
Johnson. 1907 points tbronze medaD;
fourth. II. Kaufman. 1879 points (diplomal:
Third Class-Won by G. Sigmund, 164
point (gold medal: second, p. Hosp, ISL
points (siIver medal; third, w. Herr, 15oA
points (bronze medal; fourth, c. Canteimo
diplomat.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, July 5.-Tracy L.
Smith, the young golf champion of the
New Brunswick Golf Club, yesterday won
for himself the name Smith, the irwin
chile" by winning for the sixth consecu-
tive time the title of champion of the
club, defeating Mortimer A. Wilson. an
other ~well-known amateur golf player,
IL up and 10 to play.
Young Smith was in fine shape and
played excellent golf throughout the day.
In the morning he tied his previous record
of Y for eighteen holes. made several years
g and in the afternoon made the double
round in "a. establishing a new thirty-slx
hole record for the course, which is re-
garded as a difficult one by many of the
best known golf players in New Jersey.
For the past several years, even when
he was a sehoolboy, Smith was a member
Of the clubs team, and it owes many a
victory to the young player. He now cap
tains his team, but seldom, If ever, plays
a match game with any member of 1t.
As a result of winning the championship
match yesterday, Smith won a handsome
trophy. He also received a prize for
breaking the club record for the thirty
six-hole course. Smith is connected with
the Newark office of the New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company.
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NO HUBBUB OVER BRYAN.
Tammany Fails to Cheer Name as Boom
ers Hoped.

NEW YORK, July 5.-An effort was
made yesterday to turn Tammany's
Fourth of July celebration into a Bryan
demonstration, but it failed. 1t had been
planned that Congressman Henry t.
Rainey, of Illinois, a Bryan boomer,
who was the princial speaker, should
urge the nomination of the Nebraskan
next year and predict his election.
Unbounded applause had been arrang-
ed for.
Mr.. Rainey carried out his part of
the scheme, but the rest Of the plan
went askew. At the opening IF the
meeting when a letter of regret from
Mr.. Bryan was read. a couple of hum
bred men grouped together in the gal
lery and cheered Mr.. Bryan's name for
about half a Mute. Afterward when
MIR. Rainey nominated Mr.. Bryan the
gallery started another outburst, but
as the lead was not followed by the
rest of the audience the stampede was
called off.
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JERSEY TENNIS
Games To-day.
Brooklyn at New York.
Yesterdays Results.

ELIZABETH, July SIN the mems sin
giles play for the championship of the
East jersey Tennis Association. on the
courts Of the Elizabeth Town and Country
Club. yesterday afternoon, the semi-hnal
round was completed and as a result w.
B. Cragin, of the Elizabeth Town and
Country Club and g. w. Case, 1r., of the
same club will meet next Saturday after
noon at 2:30 to decide the final round and
the championship.
In the semi-final round Cragin defeated
F. f. Ferris. of the Elizabeth Town and
Country Club, the scores being Ga. 80,
6-S. and Case defeated Dean Mathey, rs
and 81. There was a good crowd present
and the good exhibitions were keenly en-
joyed by the spectators.
The second and third rounds resulted as
follows: Wallace Krugler, of the Danforth
Tennis Club, defeated r. A. West, of the
Elizabeth Town and Country Club, GA and
Is; w. B.. Cragin. of the Elizabeth Town
and Country Club, defeated H.. II. Foster,
Of the Elizabeth Town aud Country Club,
6-3 and 60; N. Stevens, Of Morristown,
defeated H. Nick. Glazebrook, of Eliza
beth, 6--S, 81 and g.; F. E.. Ferris, of
Elizabeth, defeated G. C. Thomas. of
Elizabeth, GA and s-3; NJ. S. Charlock,
VI rhiNapstn, ueledleu y. >. II, Fenuer-
CAST, of Elizabeth, SO and 60; Dean
Mathey, of Elizabeth. defeated G.. w. Bar
roll, of Elizabeth, by default; G. W. Case,
jr., defeated F. H. Glazebrook, GO and
Ga; @. Barrett Littell, of Elizabeth, de-
feated c.. F. Neal, Of Elizabeth, 6-S and
CO.
In the third round Cragin defeated West,
So, 2-6 and 81, Ferris won from Stevens
by default; Mathey defeated Charlock,
60, 0-6 and go; Case defeated Littell,
81 and 6-3.
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ARREST BARNEY OLDFlELD.
Automobile Racer Accused of Obtaining
Money Under False P~retenses.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 5.-Barney
Oldfeld, the automobile racer. was ar
rested yesterday and a warrant issued
for E.. A. Moross, his business man
ager, on charges of obtaining money
under false pretenses. The warrants
were issued at the instance of the
Evening Telegram, and are an out
growth of yesterdays automobile CON
tests in his city. OIdfeld was released
on $500 bail.
The paper charges that Oldfeld and
his manager used the name of a local
automobile club for the purpose of
gaining prestige. and without the sane
ton of the club; that the promoters of
the race meet offered a card of races
when they knew non of the entries
listed intended to participate, and that
in general the meet was a fake.
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RACE RIOT IN N. Y.
ONE POLICEMAN BADLY
SLASHED WITH RAZOR.
Negroes in Harlem's Little Africa
Finally Dispersed by Whites
and the Reserves.

NEW YORK. July 5.-A race riot
that required the entire strength of the
Harlem police to subdue start
ed last night in the belt be-
tween Fifth and Eighth avenues
IN the neighborhood of 133d street,
where the police raided a number of
alleged disorderly houses a short time
ago.
Ever since the police made those raids
there has been much bitter feeling In
the district. Bicycle Policeman Conrad
heard shots last night along Lenox
avenue and rode hurriedly to the
place where the reports were coming
from. He found a negro, William
Henry Brown, of 81 West 1880 street.
walking up and down the venue
shooting a revolver into the air and
terrifying all who attempted to pass.
As the policeman vas leading his
prisoner toward the station another ne
gro, who had heard Browns calls for
help, ran up behind the bluecoat. The
negro reached over Conrad's shoulder
and with a razor slashed the police
mans ears. nose I'M face until 1t was
cut nto ribbons. He then drew the
razor down Conrad's back and across
his shoulders.
A crowd of nearly 1000 negroes
poured from nearby houses and at
tackled the policeman. The white peo-
pie of the neighborhood saw that 1t was
a white man who was being attacked.
and Joined the fight and went for the
negroes. The fight then became a gen.
eral mixup between the whites and
blacks.
The West 125th street station reserves
hustled all the available men Up to the
scene. With the reinforcements there
were about fifty policemen on hand. and
they jumped into the mixup without
wasting any time.
some of the negroes had pistols in
their hands, and one or two shots were
fired. Others were brandishing irazors
and cursing the policemen.
The fifty policemen formed solidly
and drove the negroes up Lenno ave-
nue., calling on them to disperse and
get to their homes. A few at a time
they were shepherded into the side
streets and into their houses, n ex-
cept for a few shots over the police
mems heads, which did no harm, and
a lot of swearing, they made little re-
sistance.
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AT the Kearny Oval yesterday morn
ing the Kearny A. c. defeated the Rose
dale Juniors, Of West Orange, by a score
of Y to 4. A feature Of the game was the
new twirler, who struck out eleven men
and allowed only five hits. In the after
noon they defeated the Central A.. c.,
by innings:
Rosedale Jrs... D O o. 0 o o o 81
Kearny A. GA 3 0 2 IL ' ~-22
Batteries-Grant and Kilback; Gran
guist and Cowell.
Manager Brennan. Of the Eimerons, has
signed Tom Dcnnins. who played first-class
ball OF first for the Athletics, and now has
every position on the team well guarded.
and would like TO hear from all nfteen-
vears-old teams. Address Harry Brennan,
107 Pncifc street.
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INSTITUTES U~NPLAcED.
Newark oarsmen Fail to Figure in
Regatta.

PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-The Institute
oarsmen of Newark, N. j., competed in
the regatta on the Schuylkill River yes
terday, but were not placed In the fin
ishes. Summary:
Junior Eight-oared .Shells-Won by the
mount B. c.. philadelphia; third, Vesper
B. c., Philadelphia. Time, $40.
Senior Single Souls, Quarter-mile Dash
Won by F. Fuessel, Metropolitan B. c.,
sylvania b. c. Time. liz. q
Junior Double sculls-Won by Undine
3. c.. New York; third. New York kA. G.
Senior Single, seulis.won by Fred shep-
ond, Dursndo Miller, New York 4. G.;
third, H.. De Baecke, -eVsper b. G., Phila-
delphia. Time, s:24 20.
3. c. Philadelphia; metropolitan r.. q.
New York, second; Nassau B. G.. New
York; third; n Y. A. G., New Yorkf
Junior QuadrupIe sculis-won by West
Philadelphia B. c.: Nassau B. G, New
York. second; Pennsylvania B.. c.. Phila-
delphia. third. Time, S:37.
Senior Four-Oared SheIls-Won by Sea-
wanhaka B. c.. Brooklyn; Nassau B. G.,
New York second. Time, S:43.
In~1ernational Eight-oared shelis-wou
Philadelphia, second. Time, sos.
intermediate Single Sculls-Won by
Doyle, West Philadelphia b.. c., Cleyenger,
Bachelor B.. c., Philadelphia, second. Time,
1858. Z
Junior. Single Sculls-Won by Smith, ves-
per b. G., Philadelphia: second, Barthold,
Metropolitan b.. c., New York. Time,
intermediate Double Sculls-Won by
West Philadelphia B. c.; second. New
Rochelle B. G.. New Rochelle, N. ";
third. Staten Island B. c., New York.
Senior Pair CARED S~hellsAThere being no
other contestants, the Nonpareil B. c.,
New York, rdwed over the course.
Senior Eight-Oared SheIis-Won by New
York A. c. second, Fairmount r. c., Phil
adelphia. Time, 7:54.
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POINTED BULLETS BEST.
British Army Experiments Show Some
Unexpected Results.

LONDON, July 5.-Experiments have
been conducted by the military authors
ties recently which may lead to a revolu-
ton in the system OF rifle shooting in the
British Army. Acting upon the idea Of
the German pointed projectile trials were
made by the English authorities with a
bullet longer than the ordinary and the
nose Of which had been s~harpened to a
fine point
The results exceeded all expectations
Instead OF a muzzle velocity of 2.0w feet
per second a velocity of from 2.4o0 to 200
feet was obtained. This gives a point
blank range Of 500 yards. The authorities
are convinced that the pointed bullet is
the prodectiIe OF the future.
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powers Downed the Newburgs.

DOVER, July SIN an exhibition game
yesterday morning the Dover Lackawanna
League team defeated the Newburg Hud-
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TWO THROWN FROM AUTO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Hart Seriously
Injured Near Mt. Holly.

MOUNT HOLLY. July Stunning
into the gates of the Centreton draw
bridge, which was closed, yesterday
noon, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Hart. prom
lnent residents of R~ancocas, were
0 headlong from their automobile
and seriously hurt. They were picked
up twelve feet from their car.
MI. Hart sustained internal injuries
n a bone in his arm was fractured.
Mrs. Hart was removed to her home
unconscious. The extent OF her injuries
have not yet been ~ascertained.
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MILLIONAIRE FLEES COURT
Slips Away While Fighting Ex-
tradition at Toronto.

TORONTO, July SHERMAN Bartels.
the millionaire brewer of Syracuse, ar
rested in Welland a month ago on a
charge Of perjury and ordered to be
e~xtradited by Judge Wells, and who
appealed to the courts at Toronto, es-
capped from custody about noon yester-
day and the proceedings abruptly ter
minated.
Just before court opened the Sheriff
left him alone for a moment in the
corridor. and when he ooked for him
again Bartels had disappeared.
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BADLY HURT QUELLING ROW
Hainesport Man, Tangled in
Barbed Wire, Beaten.

NEW YORK, July 5.-what may
prove to be a murder in the Polish
quarters at Hainesport last evening,
occurred during a fight among some
foreigners.
Frank Miller, who tried to stop a
row. became fastened to a barbed wire
fence. While thus detained three men
held him and pounded his head with
a brick. He may die from his in
turtles. Sheriff Norcross has sent Of
hcerS to the scene.
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PICNICKER FOUND In CREEK
Trenton Man Killed -on Judge
Reeds Estate.

TRENTON, July 5.-George New
brock. SO years old, a resident of 81
Lamberton street, was found drowned
yesterday in a creek on the farm of SUI
preme Court Justice Alfred Reed.
He had been missing since Sunday
last, when he attended an outing of the
Yara Yago Association in a nearby
wood. All of the picnickers claim ig-
of his fate end the police are
Investigating. His relatives fear there
was a fight. Others think the drowning
was accidental.
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BEATEN BY 'FRIcso THUGS.
Man Had Ridden on Car Manned by
Eon-Union Men--He
Will Die.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5,-With his
skull fractured and face terribly beaten
up. George Mcguire, local manager of
Bradstreet's. was found in a dying con-
dition early today at Jackson and Fillmore
streets.
Mcclure allghted from a street car and
started to walk TO his home, a distance of
three blocks. As he started up the street
he was accosted by a couple of men, who,
according to a woman who witnessed the
affair, asked Mcclure If he had ridden on
the car, manned by non-union men. Upon
replying in the affirmative he was set
upon by the men and beaten into uncon-
sclousness. The police ave no clues as
to his assailants.
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BALLOON PIERCED CLOUD.
Gas shrunk and Aeronaut Was Forced
to Earth.

ST, LOUIS. July 5.-The balloon ST.
Louis, recently purchased by Russell
E. Gardner for entry in the Aero Club
tournament in October. was used in a
test trip yesterday by H. e. Honeywell,
professional aeronaut, accompanied by
H. F.. Cartwright. secretary to Mr..
Gardner.
When released the big gas bag shot
straight up and drifted slowly east. 1t
was the intention of the aeronauts to
remain up all day and endeavor to
reach an altitude of 10000 feet.
The balloon passed through a cloud in
the afternoon. however, causing the
a bag to shrink. INK the ~balloonists
descended near Lebanon, ILL.,, twenty
five miles from st. Louis.
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DROWNED In HUDSON UPSET
Jacob Resch, of Jersey City, Lost
Vixen SaiIboat Capsized.

JERSEY CITY, July 5.-A small sail
boat containing Jacob Resch, of 387
Montgomery street, n Jacob Drills,
of s6 Armstrong avenue. Jersey City,
capsized last evening in New York Bay
as 1t was nearing the Faith Curers'
immersion grounds at the foot Of
Chapel
The young men were making for the
shore when the accident occurred.
Both were thrown several feet from
the boat n Resch was drowned. His
body was recovered. He was 80 years
old. Drills managed to swim ashore.
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BOY DROWNED FISHING
Jersey City Lad Fell Into Hacken.
sack River While on Outing.

JERSEY CITY, July 5.-Charles
Graft, Is years old, of 46 South street,
while fishing from a wharf at West
End. fell into the Hackensack River
and was drowned.
Desperate efforts were made by his
boy comrades to rescue him.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Game Today.
New York at Cleveland.
Yesterdays Results.
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rho Actress's Progression.

There is no more honorable profession,
there is no more exalted art. A woman
does not eacrifice dignity. position or self
respect when she becomes an actress. Good
looks and q graceful hearing. however. win
not help a woman who refuses incessantly
to toll over her part. to give her undivided
attention to the work in hand-Julia Mar
lowe IN Ideas.
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In a well-played game at Branch Brook
Park yesterday the Ashland A. A. de-
feated the Park A. c. The features of the
game were the heavy hitting of julius
Benedict and the one-hand running catch
of J. Fitterer of a hot llhe drive. Score:
Park a. Ca..-I Q Q 9 o-s
Batteries-Gascong and Kuch; Lefcowitz
and Fitterer.
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NEW NGLAN LEAGUE.

At Haverhll-Haverhin 4; Lynn 4
Called.
At New Bedford-New Bedford, ?; FAN
River, l..
AT Lawrence-Lawrence 6; Lowell, ..
At Brockton-Brockton, o. Worcester, o.
Called. 2
All Fall River-New Bedford. 3; Fall
River. l.
At Lynn-Lynn. 3. Heverhill, 0.
At Worcester-Worceste G; Brocbton, o.
At Lowell-Lowell, 5: Lawrence. g.
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At Des Moines-First game: Omaha, 6;
Des Moines, ?. Second game: Des Nome
u: Omaha, 0.
At Lincoln-First game: Lincoln, 3;
Sioux City, 0. Second game: Liucoln, u;
Sioux City, s..
At Denver-First game: Denver, s.;
Pueblo. 5. Second game: Denver, 10;
Pueblo, 5.
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ASBURY ARK, July 5.-whiie
David Lewis. of Sylvan avenue. was
celebrating yesterday a giant cracker
exploded in his hand n tore out his
right eye. He is at the Long Branch
Hospital.
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DROPPED DEAD PLAYING GOLF.

PITTSBuRG. Mass, July 5,-Major
Charles w. Knowles. a fire insurance
manager of Albany. n. Y, dropped dead
of heart disease at the Pittsfeld Coun-
try Club yesterday while playing golf.
Major Knowles was 81 years Of age
and a veteran Of the Civil Wal. He is
survived by three daughters and a son.
Or. Charles p. Knowles, Of New York.