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Will Not Drop Army.

Cambridge, Mass, July 27.-FootbalI
relations between west Point and Har-
ward Will not be severed on account of
the fatality that took place at last
years game at West Point as the mil
itary academy is again on the Harvard
schedule for the coming season, which
was announced the other day. One
change, the dropping of the University
Of Maine and the substitution Of Am
herst, was made. The schedule fol-
lows: Oct. /. Bates at Cambridge;
Oct. 8, Bowden at Cambridge; Oct. s,
Williams at Cambridge; Oct Is, AM
herst at Cambridge; Oct. %, Brown at
Cambridge; Oct. 20, West Point at
West Point; Nov. s, Cornell at Cam
bridge; Nov IL, Dartmouth at Cam
bridge; Nov. 10, Yale at New Haven.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

It easy, coming under the wire in a
jog at 2:09 Ia.
The most notable features Of the
regular racing. card were. the excel
lent split up heats ano the remark
able time In the 2:40 pace. The time
hung UP for the fourth heat was 2:1S
Ia, AN heats were reeled off at 2:15
s-4 or better. Rob Roy took down the
long end Of the $1,000 stake, after be-
Ing third, and second in the two first
eats, taking tie last tree. Captain
r. took the initial heat, but couldn't
do better than third afterwards. Star
King got first in the second and second
in the rest. Star King Is. a faithful
plugger. steady as a clock, but lack
Ing in anything like Anal burst Of
speed. He shows evidence of rather
hard work around the circuit and with
a few days rest should win in the
company he was In yesterday.
The 2:25 pace was rather tame, Don
Densmore winning in straight heats.
He is. a handsome horse owned by
Dave Dinnie of Minot and his owner
has every reason to feel proud of him.
DR.. Scott was starter, His work
was most satisfactory yesterday.
There was the usual delay attending
the first @Sy OF the meet The ofTicials
promise that the events for the rest
of the week win be- pulled OFF with
less hardness.
'FNt1a -Y.aSJ1Itu .sl--i.. sA
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Orphans 70 Soc Race.

Atlanta, Ga-y July 27.-Secretary OF
State Bill Nye believes in giving the
orphans a good time and has invited
all the children of a dozen or so local
institutions to be the guests Of the
Speedway association at the races Sat
urday. ..... '@
A partial list Of whose invited In
cludes the Home for the Friendless,
the Hebrew orphanage, the Fulton
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HANBRIDGE WON
The HANDICAP

Empire City, July 27.-FIanbridge ex
hibiting wonderful sprinting ability
won the ehandicap at six furlongs here
today from high class field. Jack
Atkin was a starter and favorite, but
he was not ready to race. Restigouche
the 2 to 4 favorite, won the midsummer
selling stakes in a gallop.
Fffth-Two- years, s400 added, six
urlongs; Novelty 4 to won; .Hectagon
~ to 1, second; Mr.. Golightly IL to l.
third. Time 1:12 S-5.
Sixth--Sellings three-years, and up
$500 added, mile and twenty yards;
noon ,Sto 4. won;, Question Mark, to
5, second;. Green Bridge, Is to 1, third,
Time 1:42 2-5.
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Moclusky Wins Double Header.

McClusky, N. D., July 27.--The Nc
Clusky baseball team played a strange
double header here Sunday, when the
Mercer and Denhoff teams both came
here to play the home team ON the
local grounds. In the first game with
Mercer, McCluslSy won by a score of
IL to 2 and In the second with Dem
hoff, the home boys again won by 9
to. 6. The McClusky and Mercer teams
are said to be the fastest in this Sec
ton of the state.
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.SOMERS ACQUIRES
CLEVELAND TEAM

Cleveland, July 27.-vice President
C. w. Somers of the Cleveland baseball
club has acquired the interest of Pres.
], #. Kilfoyle in the club for con-
sideration said to border on the $780,
600 mark. He is now sole owner Of the
club.
Messrs, Somers and Kilfoyl have
been associated as owners of the
Cleveland team since 1900 when the
American league was organized.
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.LEGG BREAKS
GOLF RECORD

Minikahda Club, Minneapolis. MINI,
July 27.-Sixteen golfers Of sterling
worth survived the second days play
of the tournament for the champion
ship of the Western Golf association.
1t was day OF wonderful scores and
fierce competition and the honors of
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Columbus, July 27-MiIwaulSee
cinched today's game in the third in
ming, scoring FIVE runs on three hits
a pass odwelrs tumble OF a bunt and
kaler's bad throw of another. Per-
rings doubles and one by Hinchman
gave Columbus three runs. Downs and
Charles set the fielding pace. Score:
r. III. E.
So '. ".'''...'......, 3 8 3
NAli"duhSe .-................
Batteries-Kaler, Sutton, Arbogast:
Schardt and Ludwig.
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. r. "a. BURTON--OFFIGE HOURS
10 70 II a. m. 2 10 D and to d. an,
Once, Stern bpildIng. Phone i73-L.
Fargo. NJ. %.
DIR. HOMER B. SMI TIL, SURGEON--de LEN,
drecie Building Phone 2l9A.Ls Hours to 4
pm, Residence Phone 2t94-L-2.
T.. !. CAMPBELL, n; y. = PRACTICE
limited to diseases 81 women - Genito.
Urinary and Skin diseases. Once hours.
10 to IL and to g.. Over McDOnatd
Drug store, Front street. Phone 729
DIX. A. q. NORRIS, pHYSiGIA.s AND.
Surgeon. Office over Wilsers Drug store
eos Front street. Houra o TO III, = 20
b. and to s. Telephone 1O43.L, office.
in43-T.2. residence.
NICHOLS Os.-PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEONS. Office 608 Front street. Office hours .
10 to IL a. m, to and to6 D. N. Phones
office 30S, residence ZIG.
DIR. u Il. SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN AND SUR.
geon, COG Front Street.
!. W. VIDAL, M d., HOMEOPATHIC:
Physician and Surgeon. Edwards Blk.
Fargo.
DIX. j. q. DILLON. HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, de Lendrecic Block
DRS BARROW AZ WETBLE. deLENDTE.
Gle block. Office hours from 4 to d b. ID.
DIS. Il. Ill. BAILEY az kAGHELMAGHEts.
Specialists, Eye Ear, Nose and Threat.
OfIlce hours, to II and 80 70 8. Of
does In the Stern block.
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nnkotnnn Swim Lake.

Aberdeen. s. D., July 27.-Dr. o. @.
Frink and Maurice Haukland have
b olRn amateur aquatic records at
South Shore by swimming across the
lake at that place and back again
without stop. The distance was about
one mile and the time 55 minutes.
will not drop army-SA4 ga
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county rsformatory, the boys club of
Atlanta, the Baptist orphanage and
the Methodist orphanage.
The different delegations will be
seated in flrst-class seats and will be
given all the privileges Of the place,
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Tigers Defeat Yanks.

New York, July y27.--Detroit made it
three out of four from New York win
ming Il to o. Donovan and warhop
had a great pitching duel. Cobb
knocked homerun in the opening in
ming. Wolter got one hand, on the
bali and broke q finger for his trouble.
Score;
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Tony Jones Suspended.

Chicago. July 27.-President Chiy-
ington OF the American association to-
day suspended Tony James of the
Kansas City club for three days for
showing Umpire Bush on the ball field
at Columbus, July 20.
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standinu q the cIuhs.
Cleveland spIlts poubIs Headsr.

Philadelphia, July 27.-Philadelphia
and Cleveland again broke even in
double header. The home team won
the first game by punching hits Off
Falkenberg, while, in the second con-
test Cleveland hit Bender's curves
hard Cleveland made four double
plays In the second game. Score:
First game $50 RH e
cleveland .''..... .~'.-'.......4 3 3
vVH- II.
Philadelphla Northumberland IL 2
Batteries-Fa lkenberg and Bemis:
Coombs and Lapp.
Second game RHE
Philadelphia q 6 z
Cleveland ...... .a.........s 12 o
Batteries-Bender and Lapp; Koes-
tener and Easterly.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
standing Of the Clubs.
MiIIers Lose to Colonies.

Louisville, July z7.-I,ouisyiIle
BANKED Minneapolis 4 to 0 in a. game
which took only one hour and twenty
minutes to play, Manager Howard and
Jim Doyle were back in the lineup and
ably assisted the locals in giving Slagle
perfect support. Score.
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WORLD RECORD
BREAKING stunt
At FARGO FAIR

FIRST TIME IN HISTORY OF RAG
ING THAT THREE HORSES WITH
SUCH RECORDS APPEARED IN
THE SAME RACE-DAN PATCH
ACKNOWLEDGED APPLAUSE OF
MULTlTUDE-FAsT TIME MADE
IN REGULAR RAGING CARD.
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Boston Beat Browns.

Boston. July 27.-By free hitting,
Boston won the final bame of the SER
les. from st. Louis, today. to I. Kar-
ger was taken oat when the visitors
began to look dangerous. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Hold PhilIies 20 arw,o. Hit..

Pittsburg, July 27.- White held
Philadelphia to only two hits and his
two two-baggers drove in three of
Pittsburg's Ave runs The two runs
which the. visitors scored were on the
widest kind Of throws by Byrne and
Flynn. Score: ~
R H e
Plttsburg d.. ......5 z 8
Philadelphia 2 3
Batteries--White and Gibson;
Moren, Ferguson and Doom.
Boston Banlshed Brooklyn.
Boston, July 27.--Boston defeated
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Indian seaIn salnta.

indianapolis, July z7.-Indianapoiis
easily defeated st. Patl. to /. Hard
grove kept the visitors hits well
scattered Laroy lasted but three in
nings. Chech, who relieved him, held
the locals safe. Score:
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ToIedo's New Pltohar Mina.

Toledo, July 27,-Rogers, a new re-
cruit, obtained Saturday from Peoria,
Ill., was tried out by Toledo and he
won over Swami. Lands single in the
fourteenth. inning scored Freeman.
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AND LICENSED EAIBALMER-- E'UNER.
I'll Supplies ]. Ri. Rlce. 8 south Broad.
cay. once south 81 Moody'a store.
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Additional Sports on Page SO.
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II n u
Loieoo ..''''''..~.'...... 2 10 /
kansas City ...~.............. 2 10 l
Batteries-Rogers and Land; Swami
and Ritter. -s-.
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Half Mile Dash,

T" S2-'~ Half Mile DASH
. Ben Hur, first; Garland, second; DR..
Hollis. third! Daisy B., Rally o, La
doga. Dotty, Fashion also ran. Time,
1914
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White sox Win From Washington.

Washington, July 27.-Chicago de-
feated Washington to 2. White out
pitching Johnson at critical points. A
fly catch by Parent and the batting
Of schaefer- were features. Score:
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s r H e
New York s
Detroit .'.'';:.s;- :"'.'.'''.'.l l
Notwithstanding and MITCHELL
Donovan. and Schmidt 49,.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

FLAvoRINE win not bake out
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ARCHITECTS.
ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT & RICHARDSON. Alto 4.
neys e. law Office. 4 and g. Morton
buiidirg, broadway, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUST, HENDERSON block.
Broadway, Fargo. probate practice q
speciality.
TURNER, III. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OGaces In Edwards building, Broadway,
Practices in al courts.
MILLER, HENRY r., ATTORNEY AND
Bank block, Fargo.
EMERSON Fl. SMITH, ATTORNEY,
ConEAercial bank building, Fargo. Prac'
tices In all courts. Particular care given
20 probafing estates.
ROBINSON, j. f.. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ga Front street, Fargo. Practices In all
courts. Tax cases speciality.
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BEAUTY PARLoRS..
NINE. MELIN BEAUTY PARLoRS ELEC.
trolisis, Massage ChiFopody and ManicuE.
ing. los Broadway. Phone T0SJ.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. Nm. kLIMMEK, III NINTH AWE.
nue. south. Master cunning and repairing.
Phone e16-L.
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nlMlI EMGlMEEp
DENTISTS.

FRANK &. ANDERS, CIVIL AND Me.
chanical engineer City EnSineer's ONCE
City Hilll
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New Bishops Named.

Cincinnati O., Oct. 21-The names
of six clergymen elevated to the
bishopric by the house Of bishops
and confirmed by the house of dep
uties We're announced at the general
Episcopal convention Rev. George
Allen Beecher of Omaha, Ne5., is to
be bishop Of the missionary district
of kCarneE TO succeed Bishop
Graves, and the following five are to
be bishops Of the newly created mis-.
sionary districts: The Rev. Theodore
Payne Thurstun Of Minneapolis, 70
be bishop of East Oklahoma; Rev
Francis /, II. Potts of Shanghai.
China, to be bishop Of WU.Uu; Rev
Louis Sanford of Berkeley, Cal. to
be bishop Of San Joaquin; Rev. Ju,
Illus w. Atwood Of Phoenix, TO be
bishop OF Arizona, and Rev. Edward
A. Temple Of Waco, Tex, to be bish.
op OF northern Texas.
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TWO KILLED WHEN
POWDER EXPLODES
One Blown TO Atoms and Others
. Neck Broken.

New York Oct. 81. Nearly two
tons of black powder in the process
OF manufacture at the n. /. Dupont
company's mills at Wayne, \, j., eX
ploded, and two men were killed
The corning mill, which Is one o..
eight situated in a swamp mile
away from Wayne, and in which the
explosion occurred, was completely
demolished, and the concussion
broke windows on Caldwell noun
tain, Eve miles distant,
Simon Tilson, the man who was in
charge of the mill and the only EN-,
ploye who happened to be inside Of
the building at the time the powder
Went or was torn to shrcds, No
PARTICLE OF his body larger than a
ten.cont piece could be found after.
ward John AlsOck, a Pole, was push
ing an empty car on the powder
run" on hand railroad which leads
from building 90 building when the
explosion came. lie was hurled
against the car and his neck broken
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WOMEN WHO
NEED STRENGTH
VIII Be Interested in the Story Of
This Kansas City Woman.
After Years Of Terrible Suffering She
Tried DIR. Williams Pink Pills and
Became Well and Strong Again.

Miss Florence Whtehouse, music
teacher, of No. $50 Oakley avenue, Kan.
sas City, Mo, found DR. Williams Pink
Pills exactly suited to her case and he,
cure should encourage other women tc
give these pills trial. She says:
"a few years ago | was afflicted with
weakness, which followed severe attacl;
of malaria. / had severe pains through
the small OF my back and could hardly
move around. II seemed that every bone
in my body was sore. | was chilled
through all Of the time. During the
warfncst days of summer ] would have
to dress with heavy clothing. was just
like skeleton and kept losing flesh. ]
would have terrible headaches. My head
felt as though IL was whirling around.
My people thought | was going into CON
sumption and | did not care whether !
lived or not | was sick for nearly six
years.
81 was under the care Of q doctor fer
several months. lie kept me alive and
that wasAa ont all / could see no inn
provcmentNnder his treatment and, as a
last resort, ny people sent me TO Excel
sior Springs, No, thinking that the
water there migM help me. / did not
improve much butNhilc there | heard oi
DR. Williams Pink Kills, and as soon as
| arrived home ] hcgaMo Jake them. /
could see quick chanA Natter short
rial. told my doctor Wlt was TAX
ing and he advised me TO continue with
them. lIc said they just hit my case. |
took the pills until | became well and
strong again and have since been in
good health. | clccriully recommend
DR. Williams Pink Pills to veal, wo-
men.
Two helpful booklets Diseases Of the
Blood and "Plain Talks to Women" "
giving more information about the rem
edy will be sent free on postal card re-
quest.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold hy all
druggists, or will bc sent, postpaid, on
receipt of price, 80 cents per box six
boxes for 81 80, 10y the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, ~ Y.
The genuine are sold only in packages
hearing the full trademark, CDR. vii.
Iiams Pink Pills for Pale People"
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END COMES QUICKLY
TO FORMER SENATOR.
David B. Hill Dies at Home Near
Albany.

Albany, N. Y. oct. 81. - Former
United States Senator David b. Hill
died at his residence. Woolferts
Roost For two weeks he had been
Ill with cold and complications.
Last week the senator's condition
was serious, but he had seemed TO
improve this week and was In good
spirits.
David b. Hin was born at Havana,
N. Y, Aug. 20, 1S43 lie was admit
ted to the bar in 1864. He never
married. From the day he cast his
first vote he was tensely interested
IN politics, and was a delegate 10
nearly every Democratic national
convention for half a century.
He held several minor Offices be-
fore he was elected lieutenant gov
ernor OF New York on the same tick
ct that elected Grover Cleveland gov
ernor. When the latter resigned to
60 to the White House in 1884 Hill
became governor and remained In
that Office until 1891
IN JndJ year ne elIeItu lhe ohlteu
States senate, where he served one
term. lie opposed Bryan in 1896 upon
the free silver plank and supported
him four years later on antiimperial.
ism
After his retirement from politics
Hill devoted his time to the practice
OF law, and he was one of the lead.
ing members of the New York bar,
His home was in Albany.
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Policeman all over the world use
i | n. Policemen stand on their feet
IL day and know what sore, tender.
weaty, swollen feet really mean.
they use TIZ because TIZ cures their
ieet right up, 1t keeps feet in per-
iect condition. Read what this police
man has TO say; II was surprised and
delighted with TIZ for tender feet. /
hardly know how TO thank you enough
Tor 1t. It's superior to powders or
piasters. | can Keep my feet in perfect
condition. Believe in my earnest graft
tude Tor TII. l am a policeman and
Keep on my feet all day."-E,mzy Har-
rell, Austin, Texas.
you never tried anything like TIZ
before Tor your feet. 1t is different
from anything ever before sold
TlA Is not a powder. Powders and
other root remedies clog up the peres.
Tlz draws out all poisonous exuda-
tlons which bring on soreness of the
rect and Is the only remedy that does
Ilz cleans out every pore and glorl-
hes the teetTyOur feet.
You'll never limp again or draw up
your face in pain ana you'll forget
about your corns, bunions and call
louses. You'll feel like a new person.
Ilz Is for sale at all druggists at
zoc per box, or It will be sent you
direct II you wish from Walter Luth-
ef Dodge 4 Co., Chicago. III,
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M ABSOLUTE NECESSITY
So Thinks ~ Least one Travelling

would as soon think about start
ing out without my mileage books
and grip as to start ont on trip
without box of Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets in my valise. said a travelling
man who represents a St Louis
hardware house. Why? Because
have to put up at all Kinds Of hotels
and boarding houses. | have to eat
good, bad and Indifferent food at all
hours ot the day and night and l
don't believe any mans stomach will
stand that sort of thing without pro-
test, anyway l know mine won't. 1t
has to have something to break the
fan and Smart's Dyspepsia Tablets is
the crutch l fall back on.
My friends often Gosh" me about
It, tell I'm an easy mark for patent
medicine takers, that advertised medi-
Cincs are humbugs etc. but / notice
that they are nearly always complain
ing of their aches ana pains and
poor digestion, while ! can stand
almost any old kind Of fare and feel
good ana ready for my work when
It needs me, and | believe owe
my good digestion and sound health
to the daily regular use of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, year I'm and year
out, and all the "joshing' i'm the
world will never convince me to the
contrary
used to have heartburn about
three tintsS a day and a headache
about thre\ \pr four times a week and
after standing for this for four or
I'VE years I&egan to lqpk around
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Warrant out Eor MAYOR.

Salem, o., oct q Warrants for
The arrest OF Mayor Edwin Mckenzie
and Police Officers Cosgroye. Down.
ard. Counor, Mcllyano and Fago, all
OF Welsyille. were issued az Lisbon.
Charges of impcrsonating an officer
obstructine an officer and impeding
Justice are lodged AGAINST Mayor Nc.
Kenzie. The police officers are
charged with false arrest and lmpris.
oument The warrants are the out.
growth Of the attcmpt OF Lisbon off
GERS 10 serve search and seizure
warrant on John Donabue at Wells
Vile.
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PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

AT Diamond, Ind, fire detroyed
23 frame buildings In the business
section; loss $4,000.
Mrs Helen Parker was killed at
Newport, X. l., by being run down
by an automobile driven by Charles
Schaeffer, who Is ont on $4,000 bond.
United States Senator Shlvely of
indiana must part with one of his
small toes as the result OF an infeo-
ton from bruised corn.
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ono Mssora Eleot onoers.

Columbus, o. oct 21.-The Ohio
Grand lodge Free and Accepted Ma.
sons, adjourned after selecting Day
ton rs the next meeting place and
clccting the following officers: II. s.
Kisscll Of Springfield. grand master;
Thomas y Guttoau, Toledo, deputy
grand master I'D s Grimths, Clevc.
land senior grand warden; Charles
J. Pretzman, junior grand warden.
Three officers were reelected: Ralph
r. Richly Columbus, grand treas
uror. j. II BrcnwcN Cincinnati,
Grand secretary Austin NJ. Courte-
nay ZaueEU.'o grand chaplain. The
new officers elected are George l..
Marshal grand orator c. F. Buch,
hoz, Springfield Hnud marshal; H.
u Marquis. Mansfield, senior grand
deacon; II. NJ fIagelbarger, Akron
junior grand deacon.
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EXPLOSION KILLS EIGHT
Two Boilers Let Go In Crowded
Factory Buildings.

New York, Oct. PA boiler ex
plosion killed six firemen outright
fatally wounded two others and
threw 1000 women and girls and
half as many more men into panic
at the bagging and rope plant Of the
American Manufacturing company at
Greenpoint.
When the big boiler in the two
story brick warehouse attached to
the plant blew up, there was rush
for the door, and many OF the weaker
ones were trampled under foot. All
the time the building was shaking,
as another boiler blew up.
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Encounter Wrecked Schooner.

Mobile, Oct. 2l - With the ship.
wrecked crew Of the fishing schooner
Minnie W on board, the Norwegian
steamship Belize dCcked here after
an eventful voyage from Belize p
II. After weathering q fierce storm
OF the coast of Yucatan, the Belize
changed course for Mobile Eari'
Sunday morning they encountrrcs
the wrecked schooner Minnie w
which had been almost torn TO pieces
by the hurricane. Captain S.lvie and
crew OF eight clinging to the wreck.
age.