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The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

flashed from the radio station at Fort
Myer. pleases the men.
During their stay. the District guards
men will have target practice and VIII
be instructed generally in the gentle art
of warfare. They will be taught how TO
handle horses under war conditions and
how to make use OF the telephone on field
duty. The last three days Of the stay in
camp will be taken up with actual firing
Of the big guns.
The work Of the artillerymen will be
arduous. The gunners will work steadily
practically all of the time they are awake.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

Ngument Of the society that 4 healthy
body kills bacteria.
DR.. William Wallace Fritz. OF Philadel-
phia, was reelected president. In his
annual address he defined the science
Of drugless healing and traced 1t back
as far as 1900 B. c.
Election of officers OF the association
resulted as follows:
President (re-elected). DR. W. Wallace
Fritz: secretary and treasurer. Sarah E.
Groves. Philadelphia; vice presidents,
DIS Eugene Christian, New York; ]. l..
Sharp. Davenport, Iowa: Benedict Lust,
Butler. ". J., and T. c. Weltmer. Ne
vada, Mo. n
Board Of directors-Dr. George T. APP
plegate, Trenton. y. J.. chairman: Drs.
]. Lambert Disney. Philadelphia; H. n.
d. Parker, Washington; Joshua Lake,
Philadelphia. and Arthur c. HeintZ, Cam
den, n. ].
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
GERMAN AVIATOR DROPS
BOMBS INTO NAMUR

Brussels Aug. IA number Of resi-
dents Of Namur have been wounded by
bombs dropped from a German aviator
upon the city, It Is reported by the Bel
gian generals stationed near there.
A message to the war ONCE today said
that a German aeroplane few over the
city yesterday, from which a number Of
grenades were thrown. Five men ware
wounded. one being mortally mangied
about the legs. Namur was not under
siege when the bombs were dropped.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
CAPITAL MAN HONORED
BY DRUGLESS HEALERS
Dr.. H. N. D. Parker Elected a d.
rector at Cow ention Of Ma
tional Association.

DR.. H. N. D. Parker. of this city. was
elected to the board of directors Of the
National Association OF Drugless Prac-
titioners. which met Friday at -Pythian
Temple for dts annual convention.
Dr. Parker was a speaker and was one
Of those who decried the use of drugs in
treating disease. It was the argument
Of the 100 delegates that drugs are use
less in treating Ills Of The human body.
The contention of Dr. Parker and others
was that while bacteria exist In the hui
man boy. II is necessary to drive them
out only to regain health. It Is the ar
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
WAR FORCES CLOSING OF
BIG HARVESTER COMPANY

Batavia. N z, Aug. l5-Asserting that
the European war has had disastrous ef-
tects on its business, the Johnson Har-
vester Company, the principal manufae-
turing concern here, closed down its
plant today.
The company employs 1850 men and 3
per cent of its output goes to Europe
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
RUSSIA FORMALLY NOTIFIED
HOLLAND WILL BE NEUTRAL

st. Petersburg, Aug. i5.-The Dutch
minister today handed to the Russian
minister of foreign affairs q statement
declaring that Holland had determined
to maintain its neutrality throughout the
war. ..F
1t has not yet cen violated. the state
nent added.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
DISTRICT ARTILLERY IN
CAMP AT TOBYHANNA
Fort Myer Flashes Bulletin Service
and Baseball Scores to
Guardsmen.


SPECIAL to Ths Washington Herald.
Tobyhanna. Pa, Aug. 1.-THE artillery
men Of the District National Guard
passed the day today in getting settled
in camp and preparing for their ten-day
stay. A field inspection Of the regular
artillery from Fort Myer. which is also
camping here. gave the District boys
some respite from work during the morn
ing.
The guardsmen arrived here late yes
terday evening and made temporary
camp A bulletin board, which gives all
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
GERMAN CRUISER SIGHTED.

San Francisco, Aus. 1S-The German
cruiser Leipzig was sighted near the
Golden Gate early today, though II was
thought she had sailed north. The cruiser
Is believed TO be lying in wait for the
British steamer cloughton and that YES
sci has been warned by wireless to stay
within the three-nile limit The Clough-
ton Is bringing 400 tons OF coal, which
would be OF great help TO the Leipzig.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
PROTESTS ALLEY BILL.

Thomas Grant. secretary Of the Cham
er Of Commerce. yesterday sent for the
executive committee a letter to each
memer Of Congress, calling attention to a
section Of the alley blu. recently passed
by the senate. which It is claimed. would
render much alley property valueless
without giving compensation to the
owner.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
LOAN TO GERMANY TREASON.

Ottawa. Aug. 15.-Any Canadian
lending money to the German gov
eminent or assisting that government
to obtain a loan will be arrested for
treason and vigorously punished. A
royal proclamation, making this an
uouncement was issued today.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
KRocN1AND SAILS WITH Is.

New York, Aug. 15.-Carrying only
twenty-eight passengers, the smallest
number in her history. the Red Star
liner Kroonland sailed for Liverpool to-
day. flying the United States nag. on
board were a number of prominent Bel
gians. one of them being the owner OF an
ordnance facorty near Llege.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
GERMAN SURVEY SHIP SUNK.

London, Aug. 15.-A German, survey
ship has been sunk by British man
o'-war in the harbor at Dar-es-sAlaam.
in German East Africa, it is stated
in a Reuter- telegram received today
from Zanzibar.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
AUSTRIAN COAST MINED;
FLEET IN P0LA HARBoR

Rome. Aug. 15.-The correspondent
Of the Message telegraphs from Pola
this afternoon that with the exception
of the. Austrian ships blocking the
Montenegriu coast the Austrian fleet
remain in Pola harbor under shelter
of The forts guns The entire Aus
trian coast from Pola down the
Adriatic to Antivari has been mined.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
NAVY GUIDES TO BE DROPPED.

The voice Of the public guide is to be
halted at the Navy Department Capt. T.
II. Emerson, superintendent Of the State,
War. and Navy building. yesterday said
that hereafter there viii be only the nve
authorized guides.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

Jerusalem has no developed commerce
or industries.
Philippines raised 15.OooOco bushels Il
corn last year, Value. Sl2.SOo,oo
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
3 BRIT1sH SHIPS LEAVE JAPAN.

yokohoma, Aug. 1.-TWO British war
ships sailed from here today, one for
1ondnn and the other for Calcutta
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
For the Bath

White Rubber Bath Sprays.
5 feet OF tubing. tLoo value S0r
Tn1s sale
Red Rubber Bath Spray extra
dne quality; reinforced faucet con-
meet nseti0n' Worth 'l'SO. This 79c
SAFE. ...sss..s..s.s
Soc Red Rubber Shampoo 3oc
Sprays This sale. ...-....
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Vacuum Bottles

Indispensable for the home, for the
once, for the motorist- Keep hot
LIQUIDS hot keep cold liquids cold
500 Vacuum Bottles. This 7or
SAFE.
1i.25 Vacuum Bottles This Or
sale. ..-.-..s
Sloo Nickel Vacuum Bot Sf 10
EleS. This sale. ...
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
S. S. BUFFALO AT HULL.

Hull. England. Aug 16-The Wilson
liner Buffalo, Gom-GeT York, arrived
here today.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

$3.50 HoIlow-ground Razors;
drummer's samples: guaran- 301
teed perfect shavers. Choice nv
sc Williams Shaving Stick. r.
This sale. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Williams or olgats's
Round Cake Shaving Soap. *
This sale, s cakes.........-.... ~
Johnson's Red Cross Shaw r.
ing Cream. This sale ..-.. ~
SanitoI Shaving Stick or 1Sr
Cream. This sale-............ ~
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Shaving Aids

AV~ Dol AlA ,
tic Pencils: stop
the flow OF K
blood. .-......
Imported West
India Bay Rums
sealed bot
ties. IS C IL
size. -.......
$500 Butchers
Self-honing OF
Razor Suops |N
The F a m o q .
Butcher Self-hon--
ing Strop Is made
OF the best horse
hide treated by a
3 e ret process
that keeps the
leather soft and
pliable: good for
good raZors and
makes bad razors
better. Manufac-
turer's price, 5000.
Our Our. &c
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
5000 Sail for Home.

Liverpool. Aug. 15.-More than 5000
Americans sailed for home today on the
liners Campania- St. Louis and Mime
waska- bound for New York, and the
Megantic, for Montreal.
Glasgow, Aug. 15.-Trans-Atlantic travel
was resumed from this port today and
nearly all the Americans stranded here
left on steamers of the Allan. Anchor
and Donaldson lines.
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,e Days, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Soaps at a Saving

SFo - - SSN6
Physicians, Surgeons and Dentists
Soap. fathers IN salt water. SAr
10c cakes. Sc; dozen. .....
16o Cuticura Soap. This IL
sale.
Lueerne Bath Tablets. an ALL
round big bath soap. Really q re-
mRrkable value. Choice OF verbena,
rose glycerine. wood violet
and violet glycerine, Toe; Or
toF.sss .--.....-..'
Plavano CASTLE Soap. large bar,
weighs nearly a pound. 26c IA
value. This sale.
loo English Glycerine Soap. 7c
This sale.
Packers Tar Soap. This IL
safe. ...-.--....'.....
loo p. d. 8. Witch Hazel K
Soap. This sale.
Crystal Cold Cream Soap. 0S1
lee bars, ( for. S
csc Palmer's Skin Success *
Soap. This sale.
2Sc SchaeIer's Medicated Skin O.
Soap.' This sale. ...--........
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5000 Stranded in Italy.

Rome. Aug. 15.-The transport hset
that the United States is to send for
stranded Americans will be totally in
adequate to accommodate all the
Americans that want to return to
America at once.
The transports can carry 5000 per-
sons only. There are now in Italy
about 5000 Americans. and in Switzer-
land about 1000 more. In England.
Holland, and France, from information
that comes here, there are at least as
many more.
Some of the Weather Americans here
have tried to charter Italian steamers
to take them back, but the prices de-
manded by the ship owners is prohibitive.
One company demanded $4,000 for the
use OF q steamer to New York. Another
company demanded $3.50 for the best
first cabin and from $1,000 to $1.2Oo for
second cabins
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Peroxide Of Hydrogen


SIC Genuine Pro-phy-lactic Tooth
Brushes; the handles are slightly
imperfect, but the bristles are
guaranteed not to shed. This 10.
sale ~
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

Scotland now has 124 agricultural coop
erative trading societies.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Face Powders

L! L.SiAeh' fo~d'r' This sc
b0lc.. s.'s''F'
$50 Imported Idalia Face S0r
Powdor.. s...'..' ..'.'''''''
Madeline Rice Powder. the mas
terpieee Of Bour5ois, the IA 1or
nous French maker. SOC sise
!, Pr &c. cnarI :s,. FACE ..,. Powder Ioc
Fellows 6wansdown Face f1r
Powder, This sale.
Creole Cream. the new face pow
der, made especially for bru-
s scts.:: ds,, si. fully so'nseai DC
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Berlin Refugees Say They
Were Well Treated-More
Than 5000 Sail from
Britain-Plight of Ameri-
cans in Italy Sad.

Amsterdam, Aug. 1.-Two hundred and
eighty-nine Americans arrived here to-
day from Berlin on a special train that
was routed by way Of Bentheim, Prussia,
and oldenzeal. Holland. The Americans.
who were accompanied by an attache
from the American Embassy at Berlin.
reported a comfortable journey and said
they had no trouble at the frontier.
One hundred and thirty-eight members
Of the party are going to The Hague,
seventy-two 10 Rotterdam. ten to the
Hook of Holland and sixty-nine will re-
main here.
Among the refugees were Dr. and Mrs.
Runkle, of Harrisburg. All were unani-
nous that they had been well treated in
Germany.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Make Mosquitoes Move

Make Mosquitoes Move
joss stIclu burned on the porch In
summer will keep the pests ~
away. Large bundle. ...... NV
OIL citronellH, ounce. loo; DC
ounces.
''Skeetsr Dig" 10 q clean, pleasant
smelling lotion that, applied to the
face or arms, will insure q night
free from these pests, Csc the bottle.
Summer Complaint
HAVE handy . simple remedy for
cramps and bowel trouble. II may
save serious illness.
Ess. Jamaica Ginger. o., 1905 1Sr
4 ounces Tor. ............,..'
ParegoEio, two (2) ounces. fflr
This sale. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Blackberry and Jamaica Gin 0Sr
Fer. This sale. .....,.....
Nuern Blackberry Cordial f0r
This sale. .................
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Shaving Brush Bargains

25c value Shaving Brushes -. lie
Set-in Rubber Shaving Brushes;
q big value at-b0c This 30-
sale. ~
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Turkish
Towels

Sc Wash Cloths, . for. .Ioo
Ioc Wash Rags; assorted cod fSr
orB, 2 for.
OUR SPECIAL WASH RAG-Hell
made, very absorbent, extra quality
and size II n only by buying i'm
mense quantities that we can give
you such q value. Choice Of pink.
lavender. white and green IN
Three for 25c. Each.
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Van Dyke Helping Everybody.

The Hague Aug. 15.-AmerIcan Min
lister Henry Van Dyke went TO Rotter-
dam today to assist the arriving Amer
lean refugees in getting quick passage
to the United States. Van Dyke not
only is helping the Americans in every
way possible, but is offering his as
sistance to persons of all other ma
tons who are stranded in the Meth
erlands and who went to get back to
their own countries.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
Bathing Caps

An the newest creations At half
the price you pay At the store
CSC Bathing Caps. This toc
sale. .ss.''.'
600 Bathing Caps, This 39c
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Keep Your Feet Of
Your Mind

how this antIseptic foot powder
prevents perspiration. Stops the
aching and burning and Keeps
your feet OF your mind" by max
Ing them comfortable. Get . big
80 box Of Tread Easy" and prove Il.
liz for tender feet; 2oc f5c
size. This sale.
Aliens Foot-Ease: 25o Eise. toc
This sale
Antiseptic Corn Files. This &c
lnlos.
Blue Jay Corn Plasters: 1bc f0r
GiSa This sale.
cADoX. the sparkling OXYGEN
foot bath salt, 10 real RELIEF for
tired, aching. swollen and tender
feet; tnkea the ache and burn out
Of oorns and 6unions; spend $50
for O box and give your feet .
treat
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Mum, 25c size. This f0s
sale --.s......-.-'...'''
sptro Powder. Csc size. This n
male .....-....-...'......
ZIrn, the dainty Precipitation
deodorant that contains perox- 1St
ide: 86o Jars. This sale.....,.
Amoltn Powder. This *
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Face Creams and Lotions

DagEett & Ramsders Cold
Cream; 1oc size. 7c: 25c size 1sc;
25c size. use: SOC size, SSc-
Peroxide Cream- the Dainty. Crease
leas, MID Skin Bleach.
This standard toilet aid, 10
26c jar. This sale. .......- >/S
witch HaIeI fer sunburu-
The Witch Hazel we sell is Dick
inson's-a guarantee OF high quail f,
ity; draws the are" out Of sun !
burned skins Take a bottle
to the beach with you Full *
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Queen Anne Lotion, / non-greRsy
lotion that will make your
skin glad In shaker-top bot 0Sr
ties. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TAN-Apply a little Barnardns
Complexion Cream before going
out and laugh at the tanning
effect OF wind and waves, *
Get a large Jar for......... S
Hair TONES
BSe Pinaud's Eau de Out IL
nine. This sale. IN
SLIM j5S wA% &Pf! ..,s Sage and sc
80 soc Partisan Sage, This 33c
30 SCc Seven eve Sisters Hair Tonic DC
- .I;So g Seven as Sisters Hair sc
So soc Hays Hair Health. This sc
-, Pan sIas-I Hair 1T! Tonic kins Soc
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Wasl!in- on. June II Day In con-
gress.
House: Met at noon. :,
Consideration of the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill was resumed.
Speaker CLARK designated ReI1c-
sentative Dixon, OF Indiana. to act as
speaker tomorrow while absent tu ad-
dress Marshall College. Huntington.
w. Va. Of which lie was once ricsi-
dent.
Representative Ketncr, of California.
u'der lcr: 0nal privileges, deried re
ports that President WILSON had re-
fused Ia me-! California shriners her.
!cc"Lty.
AdioLrn.d at ,6:1o u. nj. t. noon FRI
d:.y
Senate: Met at IL q. Ill.
Debate was resumed on the repeal
Of the Panama Tolls exemption
Diplomatic appropriation bill was
reported without provision for buying
embassy properties in Mexico City and
Toxic. and legation property in Berne.
Passed repeal of. Panama canal tolls
exemption. with !. Simmons Norrh1
amendment, so to So.
Adjourned at 1920 p. M. to nopi,
Friday
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Financial and Commercial
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. June 1l.--Bullislt, sem
timent. followed by continued droutfl
over large portion Of the cotton belt
and unfav0rablc crop accounts, made
itself felt in the cotton market today
although the net results of trading
were again only to 4 points. Tbs
highest levels, rise Of 0 to 13 points
were reached In the afternoon. but
this advance invited realizing sales
and offerings suddenly BECAME ;, So
heavy that the market went into a
quick reaction.
The detailed weather reports inii-
Gated that practically no rain fell in
the belt overnight and the forecast
promised little change In; the situation.
Temperatures were high. Crop
news pointed to considerable aban-
donment of acreage. Bears pointed
out that crops east Of esMississippi
were clean and were fast being clean-
cd In the west. but bearish utterances
received little consideration.
Cotton futures closed steady:
July 1857: August 1886: Octobcv
IL S2; December 1882; January 1882;
March 1892.
Spot cotton quiet, unchang9d Mid
ding Is 1916; sales on the spot 725;
to arrive 400.
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!, Stocks i and! J 9 Bonds { !.

New York, June 11.--Heayiness ap-
.peared in spots in the stock Iiarket
today. Speculation 'xas dull ahd
colorless .as on recent, lays. Canadian
Pacific was depressed BY the state
Tnent Of gross earnings AR the first
week In June, revealing q .iec cease
Of Moarly 100000. St. Paul j2lli be-
hind for q time owing presumably
to. disappointment over the. slow, abb
'sorption Of the new bonds. ReaAing
and Smelling also were heavy as We're
few Of tho specialtieB: { The mhye-
ment az whole, however, Twas mar
row. with only. q. fractional change.
I Z Engagement of $2,300,Q00 sold for
paris today brought Ip the total this
week TO $17,350,606, d high record In
tile outflow OF gold from New York
in a single week, but exchange rates
nand sterling touched;,a new high
cables mounted to. 4088.45. Sixty and
Once more the freight rate decision
was the foremost consideration In the
stock market and 1t was said generally
that barring the unforeseen. speGula-
tton would be held down to "a low
point until the Interstate Commerce
Commission announced It's ruling. Y
Weakness appeared again IN, vfr-
ginia debt certificates. which fell a
points To so. Rock Island '!ssnes were
also heavy. The general bond market
moved uncertainty. Total saleB; spar
value. $2.000,000. United States bonds
u ~
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tar HEEL SU|C|DED
BECAUSE OF HEALTH
Overton Westfeldt Price Shot
Himself At His Motner's He
Near Asheville Yesterday
(By Associuted Press)


Asheyille,1 June 11.--Oterton West
feidi Rrice. vice. president of the Ma
tionai Conservation Association, aged
81. ended his life at Rugby Grange,
in Henderson county, l6 miles from
Asheytllc this afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK
by firing pistol ball through his
brain. Death was instantaneous, life
being extiI It when the lO-year-old
son OF the deceased ran to the room
TO find his father stretched on the
floor.
The decd wa3' committed in the
room occupied for years by his mother
and in the house occupied by her fam
lily for fifty years. MIR. Price arrived
with his sfamiiyofrom his home at Alex
andria, Va. at. 10 o'clock this morning
with the Expressed intention Of opend-
ing the summer here 10 regain his
lost health. "a
wrecked nervous system and Ill
health for many months is given as
the reason for the deed. His finances
are reported to be In excellent condi-
tion and no intimation was given that
lie intended taking Ills own life.
Mr Price took prominent part in
the Ballinger-Pinch0t forestry dis
'pute being personal friends OF Mr..
Pinchot and ex-President Roosevelt.
He left the forestry service of the gov
crnment when MIR. Pinchot was re-
moved.
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SCENE FROM ,.THE THUMB PRINT.

"Judge Not" is a magnificent four
reel subject soon to DO released. Tho
story has "a distinctly ont of the ofdi.
nary plot and is conspicuous for atsiin.
te-esting situations and swift action.
a prosecuting attorpes. eppjSct 20
spells OF temporary alteration. and . q
dear friend Of a Judge. Smnrders the
Judge one evening while strolling down;
the street Another, man sis accused.
and the prosecuting attorney. With NO
memory of' bis deed. thrpms hltn3ait.
vigorously into the 'pr8se Flow
q sclentiat nntangles the skefn Of des.
tiny ID hofS only iiniisiiaiiy snreresting,
But highly scientific. q
"Buddy's First Call" wfil remind
sou OF your first attempt .at being 4,
real f..u and calling Upon a young.
iady for the Grst tine. shpday's 4eH
perlence Is perhaps a little different
from ours. bit Il fs Just as ,eTnRrfass-,
Ing and q great deai fuInier. Ke
'ifnkes. the mistake Of calling On q girl
who has a mlsehievous Eisfsr. =! -
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aUspECT F0tL PLAY
Further Inquest VIII be Made Into
* Eeath Of Miss Winter.

Washington, June ll:-aPolice OF An
ne Reundel courty today we're invcs.
tightini the t."ath Of Miss CHA ".
Winter. stenographer whose body
was foundsflipa'ire IN Curtis creek last
ffonday, After o second post nc. Il Il,
= y.stcrdays an { fHcial Of IN. coinpan,
declared he. believed the nj. had not
Mrn Iro ryred. trE ~, !
States Attorney Green today said
he would not take definite action until
he had received the report of tfi,.
chemist who will analyze the Hscara
OF the body to dstafmine the possible
presence of poison.
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Pittsburgh won from st. Louis 7 to g,
Score:
Pittsburgh 90 004 003-7; 10; i
ST. Louis ...... O10 600 1902: IL; l
Knetze and Berry; Crandall and
Hartley.
Kansas City, Mo-, June 1l-Four
hits in the sixth inning today gave TO
Buffalo runs and victory over Kan
sas City. Manager Stovall, batting for
Packard in the ninth, hit u home run.
Score:
Buffalo -. 600 Oo3 1904; 7; 0
Kansas City -. O10 O0l OO1-3; 8; II
Ford and Blair; Packard and Eas-
terly.
Chicago. June 11-Broklyn made 1t
out of S from Chicago by winning
the final game of the series today. Sea-
ton struck cut II of the locals. Mana
ger Tinker was in the game for the
first time since illness forced him to
take a rest.
Score:
Brooklyn .... 022 o1O OOO-5; 10; O
Chicago ...... 020 O01 000-3; 4; 2
Seaton and Land; Hendrix and Will
son
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ULSTER TO THE EXCEPTED
The Amendment to the Irish Homo,
Rule Bill Authorized.

London. June 11, Premier Asqpith
announced In. tho House Of ,Commons
today his Intention to Introduce the
promised measure to amend the Irish
home rule bill before any further
progress Is made by the House OF
Lords with the second reading OF tho
main measure. The Unionists .hus
have won the day with their insistent
demand that he should take this action
The lords will be entirely free to
change the amending bill as they
think proper and 1t generally ia as.
,sumed they will insert provisions for
the unconditional exclusion OF Ulster
from, the operation of the Irish shorn.
fnle hill and also for the protection Of
the; protestant minority in the rest of
ireland. s, s,