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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-01-30
LILLIAN Macleod RAlNE
Copyright, 1907. by GILLIAN Macleod Raine-
SYNOPSIS.

CHATTER las a representative OF
s$Sa government Gordon Elliot is on his
lsyEy &C alaska to investigate coal claims.
ia the boat he meets and becomes in
fsarus is Sheba ONeill, also going in"
G1Iby Macdonald, active head of the land
grabbing syndicate under investigation,
:sornes aboard. Macdonald is attacked by
s14rs labOrers whom he had discharged.
nd the active intervention of Elliot prob
20 EHIy saves his life.
CHAPTER II-Elliot and Macdonald
Neconae in q measure friendly, though the
after does not know that Elliot is on
H1iGSon which threatens to spoil plans of
Macdonald to acquire millions of dollars
through the unlawful exploitation Of i'm
saanse,y valuable coal fields. Elliot also
Bsiy seiEridge, Macdonaid's right-hand
gan, zyiGO is returning from visit to
the States" where he had gone in an
y yssbort to convince the authorities that
hare was nothing wrong In Macdonald's'
RssetkO6s.
CRATER III-Elliot secures an intro
. EacSfol 20 Miss O'Neill and while the
3 ao&& Is taking on freight the pair set out
% c1nb a locally famous mountain. They
@b fC6 sh ana no reTSn fo P0sI Mss
JEeiil to go forward or turn back
CHAPTER Iv-EIliot leaves sheba and
at Imminent peril of his life goes for as,
art&ace. He meets Macdonald. who had
4Sturu and rescue Sheba.
CHATTER v-Landing at Kusiak Ell
So< 6nGs that old friends of his, Mr.. and
hSrs- Paget, are the people whom Sheba
les come TO visit. Mrs. Paget is Sheba's
Sc0Kn. It dinner Elliot reveals to Mac
S.snsi6 the object of his coming to Alas
&c TIL two men, naturally antagonistic,
cow also become rivals for the hand OF
CHAPTER vI-Macdonald, foreseeing
- earns tae facts, sends SelfTidge TO Ka-
. Tsatiah - arrange matters so that Elliot
SSfr be deceived as to the true situation.
CHATTER vII-Elliot. on his way to
2Rmatlaa, wandeCs from the trail. He
lsesE MS horse in a marsh and is com
scI 81 unnecessary clothing. After Ionc
S<ruSgleS he realizes that he will never
each Eamatlah, and resigns himself to
CHATTER VIII-At Kamatlah. Gideon
r1c.C, OILS prospector and bitter enemy Of
MscGouaid, learns Of ELiot's coming and
Sc, trt[-s mas Holt kidnapped and taken on
. 8 prospecting" expedition. Elliot, bare
= sl.ye- wanders into their camp and Is
Sad ic-.
CHAPTER IX-Holt recognizes Elliot
O ~ the I've overpower the kidnapers and
rsE-n EamGtlGh. Holt gives Elliot the
-eaa facts concerning the coal lands deal
CEIAPTER X-Having all the informa-
-sC. ne wanted. Elliot, with Holt guide,
So back Eusiall. On the way they
III SOU aIeteeJse, with her child,
* Is Mac .ll's son. Reaching Ku-
q EEgz Eliot ! .les convinced thaJ Diane
Us Page; IS doing her utmost to in
O. ~ & Sdeba . -I.lrTy Macdonald. He de-
4s-cTI1-.sg TO win her for himself.
CHAPTER &I-Nacdonald confesses to
zt.ra that he had wrOnged her father in
lining traction and makes financial
re- tuition. Macdonald and Sheba be-
-GZ2. eu gagged. and Elliot is sent down
she river on official business.
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CHAPTER XII.

Cen '.sve Mallory Takes Hand.
ms. Of an hour the news of the
engaC, .ant Of Macdonald was all over
[usial Il was through a telephone
-e-ei-. that the gossip was buzzed
20 ~. .-Gilory by a friend who owed
Ter ID ' .le stab. The voice of Gene
We've .'I-.y registered faint GmuSe-
ment. . .- as soon rs she had hung up,
ne q, fgl info haEgard lines. She
had -r. cd a year Of her waning youth
nn "i- 1,n- the big mining man of
Eusfaf together with all the money
-hz- 81 had been able to scr.pe W
for hJ campaign outfit. Moreover, sha
t!I1ad M.
Mr> TaiI0ry sat down in the hal
oesid, Ia telephone. her fingers laced
about ne crossed knee. She knew
-lat i rhe5a O'Neill had not come or
che sC.Ie. Macdonald would have
asked l-r TO marry him. He had been
.Zcvinc slowly toward her for months.
The- 81. .leEStoOd each other and were
At cas-, 3gether. Between them was a
strong physical affinity.
TheT Diane Paget had brought in this
slim, young cousin Of hers and Colby
Macdonald had been fascinated by the
myster- OF her innocent youth. Mrs
&aIlOr- was like steel beneath the soft
and 70lent surface: Swiftly she
mappc, her plan Of attack. The Alas
kan cold not be moved, but it might
be possible to startle the girl into
breaking tn engagement.
Int before she made any move Mrs
M;-."T intended 10 be sure of he1
facts 1t was like her to go to head
quartz FIR information. She got
Macdonald Oh the wire.
1--WE just heard something nice
about you. Do tell me it's true" She
said, her voice warm with sympathy.
Macdonald laughed with almost boy
;Lsh embarrassment. "Its true,
reckon"
'Tm so gfad. She's a lovely girl
The sweetest thing that ever lived
Tn sure you'll be happy. / always die
think you would make q perfect huS
band. OF course, I'm simply greer
with envy OF her."
Her little ripple of laughter was ga!
and care-free. The man at the othe
end of the line never had liked her bet
, ter. She was a game little sport, b,
told himself approvingly. 1t appealed
10 him immensely that she could TAX
such a facer and come up smiling.
There were no signs of worry wrin
r1Iles on her face when the maid ad
united a caller half an hour later
Oliver Dustin was the name on tn
stard he was a remittance man. 1
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GETaIrS at I\uSiak might think what he
pleased for all the explanation he
would get from him.
Tell your master I don't take or
ders from him." he told WaIly quietly.
"TH stay till my work here is done"
They had moved q few yards down the
street Now Gordon turned, lean
Joined and active, and trCd with crisp,
confident step back to the hotel. lie
had said all that was necessary TO say.
Two men standing On the porch
nodded a good evening to him. Cor
con. about TO pass. glanced at them
again. They were NOrthrup and Ire
laWney, two Of the miners who had had
trouble with Macdonald on the boat.
On impulse he stopped Found
work yetF' he asked.
Found a job and lost it again."
NOrthrup answered suIlenly.
'TOO bad"
Macdonald passed the word along
that we weren't to get work. So our
boss fired Us. The whole district is
closed to us. We been blackEsted,"
explained TreIawney.
"And were busted" added his mate.
Elliot was always free-handed. Per-
haps he felt just now unusually SYM
pathetic toward these victims OF the
high-handed methods Of Macdonald.
From his pocket he took a small
leather purse and gave a piece Of gold
to each Of them.
"JuSt as a loan TO carry you for a
couple Of days till you get something
to do" he suggested.
Northrup demurred, but after Il little
pressing accepted the accommodation.
81 pay you soon back" he promised.
Trelawney laughed recklessly. He
had been drinking.
"You bet. Me too
His companion flashed a look Of
warning at him and explained that
they were going down the river to look
for work outside OF the district.
Suddenly Trelawney broke loose
and began to curse Macdonald with a
bitterness that surprised the govern
ment agent. What struck him most,
though, was the obvious anxiety Of
NOIlAIup " uuIGL HIS ktiA tLCL t>LLA "
gloss over what he had said.
Elliot bought an automatic revolver
next morning and box Of cartridges.
He was not looking for trouble, but he
intended to be prepared for it when
trouble came looking for him. In the
afternoon he walked out Of town and
practiced shooting at tin cans for
half an hour. On his way back he
met Peter Paget.
The engineer came straight to the
subject in his mind.
"Selfridge came to see me last night.
He told me about the trouble between
you and Macdonald. Gordon. You must
leave town till he cOOls down. Mac
donald is bad man with a gat."
as he? Theren be no trouble OF
my making. But il he starts any I'll
be there. Macdonald doesn't own The
earth, you know. I've been sent up
here by Uncle Sam on business, and
you can bet your last dollar I'll stay
on the job till I'm through"
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sUOou- Iii the uuss so tall and rigid, he
knew her heart was steel to him. Her
finely chiseled face had the look of
race. Never had the spell of her been
more upon him. He crushed back a
keen-edged desire to take her supple
young body into his arms and kiss her
till the scarlet ran into her cheeks
like splashes Of wine.
"You haven't the proper slant on
this, Sheba. Alaska is the last from
tier. It's the drOpping-off place.
You're north of fifty-three."
cam north of the Ten Command
mentsW she demanded with the mex
orable judgment of youth. Did you
leave the moral code at home when
you came in over the ice?'
He smiled a little. Morality is the
average conduct of the average man
ct given time and place. 1t is based
on custom and eXpediency. The rules
made for DrOgheda won't fit Dawson
or Nome. Meteetse does not hold her.
self disgraced but hOnOred. She counts
her boy far superior to the other
youngsters of the village, and he is
so considered by the tribe. l am cold
she lords it over her sisters"
A faint flush OF anger crept into her
checks. "Your view of morality puts
us on q level with the animals. l will
not discuss the subject, if you please"
eve must discuss it. must get you
TO see that Meteetse and what she
stood for in my life have nothing to
do with US. They belong to my past.
She doesn't exist for either of US
isn't in any way part of my present
or future"
''She exists for me-" answered Sheba
listlesSly. She felt suddenly old and
weary. But I can't talk about it.
Please 20. l want to be alone"
Again Macdonald paced restIessly
down the room and back. The man
was one among ten thousand, dOmi-
nant, virile, every ounce Of him strong
as tested steel. But he felt as if all
his energy were Gagged.
"Why don't you go?" the girl plead
ed. ITS no use to stay"
He stopped in front of her. 'Pm
going to marry you, Sheba. You're
mine"
"No. Never!" she cried. 'T'n take
the boat and go home first"
you've promised to marry me.
You're going 20 keep your word and
be glad of ii all your life"
She shook her head. NO"
11v VIC
shown remarkable restraint with her.
he had kissed her seldom, and always
with a kind of awe at her young pur-
ity. Now he caught her by the Shout
derS.
The color famed into her face. She
looked hot to the touch, an active
volcano ready to erupt. There was an
odd feeling in her mind that this big
man was a stranger to her.
'Take your hands from me-" she or
dered.
do you think I'm going to give you
up nOw-nOw, after I've won you
because of q fool scruple in your
pretty head? You don't know me. It's
too late. 7 love yOu-and I'm going
to protect both of US from your prud-
ishneSs."
His arms closed on her and he
crushed her to him, looking down hun
grily into the dark little face.
'Let me CO." she cried fiercely,
struggling TO free herself.
For answer he kissed the red lips,
the flaming cheeks, the angry eyes.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-01-30

Henry 5 Chubb, national COM
mitteaman of rha Republican
party from Florida and chairman
of the Republican State Central
Committee, Oied of pneumonia
at mis- home at Princeton, aged
60 years.
Sid Lawrence, of Springfield,
who died at a Lou svilIe hospital
last week, was the forty eighth
victim of the Shepherdsville
wreck.
/ keep On hands a full stock Of
collins, caSkets, and robes. also keep
Metallic Caskets. and Steel Boxes aid
two hearSes. We keep extra large
caskets. Prompt service night or day.
Residence Phone 20, Office phone les
45-lyr I. E. TripleGt,
Columbia Ky.
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THE spre ro"NTY wv s. 50
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her from him, turned, and strobe heav-
lily from the room.
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Continued next week
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

The U s Govt has opened a Postal Savings Bank at Kenni- colt. Deposltors may oper :c counts and make deposits and withdrawals by mail.
 In view of the Prcsi 1ent's de s,re to promote thrift in Jll D esent crisis, thls arrangement is of general community ln5er- est.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

Don't worry over the Bridge read the ads in the WEEKLY NEWS. You will find many live ones, represented in these and more come in every week.
 They know it pays to adver- tise because their ads are read by the best.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19
The Mccarthy Mercantile Company

The mineral output of Alas klin 1915 is valued at $48. .632. 13o being %' increase Of nearly 70 Der cvAt over the output of the prevlous year which was S32.o54, 229, This increase h,s been due mainly so the .::, yjty in coppermining.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

For Sale:- Rocking Chairs and one child's nigh chair. Also VapOr Bath, all bargains. Apply News Office
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19
NOTICE

TO comply with the instruc' ons issued to Retailers by tht U s Food Administration, an? which the Cordova Stores have adopted: we wish to announce
 at we have made a reduction in the items already listed by them, and will base our prices on Cordova prices pln~ the "reight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
SpOrtOgrdphy.
sam Crnwford,. nIrthday.

Sam Crawford the veteran out
s.icr will celebrate his thirty
eighth birthday tomorrow, and de-
spite the fact that he is one Of the
Oldest players In the national pas
time. he's doing pretty well, thank
YOU
Crawford was born at wahoo.
Neh. August 20. 1850. and played
with Chatham IN the Canadian
league. and with Columbus and
Grand Rapids i'm the Western be
fore he broke into tho main show
with Cincinnati In 1900. In 1908 he
Jumped the Reds and Joined the
Tigers. ana remained with them
until he recently went to the coast
Few n any baseball players have
taken better care ot themselves
than Crawford. and the fact that he
is stan In the game at the rare old
age of rs proves the worth Of keep
Ing I'm trim. lie has generally start
ed training for the season soon after
New Years day. keeps OF the booze
a. an times, smokes very little and
not at all In the training season ],
is probably due TO his abstcmious-
ness that Crawford up 10 very re
Gently showed steady Improvement
In his play despite his growing years
only one American league pitcher
ever seriously bothered Crawford,
That was Rob Groom. formerly with
Washington. Rob had Crawford s
number Tor fair, although cobb and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
DIRECTUM J. TAKES
BELMONT 2:O5 PACE
Driver Murphy Has Easy TYNE In
Opening, Feature Event At Pough-
kccpsae Grand Circuit Tracks.
rouGUKEErsIE. ~ Y, Aux II

POuGGIKEEPsIE. ~. Y, Aug 10.
Spirited racing marked the open
Ing day OF the Grand Circuit races
at POuEhkecpsie. Directum j.. pi-
loted by Thomas J. Murphy won the
"Bolmont" 100 pace. with compar-
atiye ease, hut the other races were
All hard fought contests
In the 2 OF pace Lizzie March took
Tho first heat with four horses fin.
ishlng abreast. In the second Rowe
went out In the lead with Baron Alta
and was never headed. Raron Alta
also led to within few feet OF the
wire In the third hsat, Betsy Hamlln.
driven by Cox. beating him out by a
neck with the three heat winners
starting In tho final heat. Betsy
Hamlln again outstayed Baron Alta.
LORD Stout captured the 2.IO trot.
the only trottinK race OF the day, In
three straight heats.
The 7;04 pace. with five starters,
provided the best race OF the after
noon with a driving finish every
heat. Baxter Lou won the first heat.
Ben All the second and Hal Boy the
third. hen All took the race hy win
ming the extra heat In close finiHh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
LITTLE ACTIVITY Is
SHOWN IN DEALINGS
New Premium for Liberty Bonds l.
Offered but Otherwise Trading
I4ngs in New York

NEW YORK. August 10 Apnrt
from a new premium for Liberty
. hs which rose To lOlOG. and tho
Isolated strength of shipplnEs and
rails, todnya stock market was one
OF the most Insignificant OF tho dull
summer season
The usual leaders moved I'm very
contracted radius. United states
steel, for example varying only the
smallest fraction until the final hour.
when n manifested nrmpr tone
with associated industrlals.
Marine preferred scored an nd
vance Of y points. the common
gained "A substantial fraction and
American International Corporation
/ point on the growing recognition
OF It's shipbuilding operations
Rails were featured by Canadian
Pacific, which was unusually active
at "a 2-point advance
utilities made additional recov-
cries from the depression which ac-
companiod the recent acquisition OF
the telephone and telegraph com
pnnies BY the government and a few
spccialtics stlffcned on publication
of favorable financial reports Sales
amounted To l72.OOO shares
The bond market was irregular
Liberty issues contributing exten-
sivcly 20 the enlarged turnover Total
sales, par value. aggregated tG,075. .-
oOo. old United States registered
~ rose y per cent on call
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a suff right which shook jess from
stem 10 stern and wiped the smile
OF. his face. Then Jess began 20
fight. and he had Luther groggy In
a short time II ls likely that Jess
could have won hy a knockout but
he was too good natured. and every
time he had the advantage he ensed
up and smiled s0mc more That
battle demonstrated that Jess was a
man 20 be considered for the heavy
weight puEillstIc honors. which no
assumed couple OF years later.
A signal honor has been conferred
upon Pitcher Ernie Shore. formerly
OF the Red SoN and one OF the first
players 90 enlist iu the service ar
ter the declaration OF war shore
enlisted at the Boston navy yard
and he showed such an aptitude for
the special work 20 which he was
assigned that his superiors have rec
commended that he be sent TO An
napolls 60 complete n special course
OF study and obtain a commission in
the navy Many ballplaycrs have
gone into the navy, but Shore Is the
first 10 whom such an honor has
been paid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
CLEVELAND IS AGAIN
BEATEN BY RED S0X
Boston Increases Lead for First
Honors ir American In Crucial
Series with Indians
WHITE Sox DEFEAT YANKEES
ChicAEo Makcs IL Two Out Of Three
Athletics Win From Tigers by
Rally IN Ninth.

BOSTON, Aug. Boston took
the second game OF the important
series with Cleveland today q TO o,
giving the Red buI. with ~ games 10
play, lead Of four games over the
second pace Indians Jones hcld
Cleveland, his old team. To two hits.
The contest was decided In the thlrd
innirg CoveleskIe walked Hooper
with one out Shean singled Strunks
single of Turner's glove scored
Hooper Ruth was passed intcn-
tionally MClunls single through
short scored shcau and Strunk Ruth
reaching thlrd on tho play ana Acor.
inE as Turner threw out Scott Nc
Quillan, who started pitching in tho
sixth, yielded TWO runs in tn sew
epth when Ruth doubled. Mclnuis
sacrificed and Scott ana Agnsw sin-
Eled
Score hy iuningo X. H. D..
Cleveland ..O 600 900 00O---0 p 4
Hoston ......OO4 600 90 G 4 v
batteries aCovelcskic McQullnu.
Enzmann and O'Scill. Jones and
AgnCw
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Mnlnrd.McCnrt, nnttlc.

six years ago today. August 10,
l5l2. Jess willard defeated .Luther
McCarty In ten rounds ln New York.
Poor Luther was then considered
one OF tho greatest OF the hopes
while willard was rather low among
the fans. despite the fact that he
had. decislveg beaten Arthur Belky
only a short time before Every
body expected the mighty Luther 20
wipe up the ring with the ungainly.
smiling cowboy, hut nothing like
that happened McCarty fought
savaEely. intent upon a knockout.
while Jess appeared 20 think II was
all joke until his opponent landed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
GOOD ADVERTISING ANT
BAD THEME FOR kD CLUB

be the chief theme today before the
Advertising club at rs MONDAY
luncheon. A study OF Tulsa adyer-
tisinE copy will biz the order OF bust
ness and each member OF the club IN
requested 90 bring two advertise
mcnts OF local firms. one good eK-
ample and one bad one These will
be discussed after a statement Of
the committee has been made,
In tho future at least on Tuesday
Of each week. will be given over TO
study OF local advertising This IS
the prime purpose or the club 'and 10
will be more strictly followed I'm
making up the programs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Athlctlc- WIN In NInth.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ig.--Gnrd-
ners single following two bases on
balls Two infield hits ana Bush'B cr-
ror. won for the Athletics today,
score , 10 s, In tho ninth with none
out
Score by innings. *, " o.
Detroit ....... 00O COS OOO-.s o
Philadelphia .OlO iO3 0Oi-.0 10 o
batteries Jones'. khllln and
Spencer. watson, Grcgg. Adams and
hcAyoy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20

other Detroit swattcrs were not
baffled by Grooms delivery.
In his IL years OF major league
ball, Crawford rarely ended up the
season with battling average OF
less than 800 His biggest year was
1914. when his average was .3TS.
One reason for Crawford IS success
has been his wonderful cycsight His
vision has been tested by oCuIistS
who have found that 90 is twice a.
powerful As that uf the average
man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
Eddie Collins Eniists
in II. S. Marine Corps

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. t9.--Ed
die Collins. star second baseman OF
the Chicago Americans. passed the
physical examination today and was
signed into the United states ma
rlnrs lie expects TO leave for tho
training camp at Paris Island, s.
C.. within few days Collins was
81 years old last May, IN married
and has two children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20

ST LOUIS, Aug. is.--After play
Ing two games Of the present series
without an error both sides juEgled
the ball today Errors behind Amea
proved the moro costly and philRdel-
phia won. TO /. Not a run on
either side was earned.
Ncore by innings n, ~ T..
Philadelphia OO2 O2O O08- 7 10 J
st" Louis 900 900 O0i-- 6 =
batteries Adams and Prender-
CAST, Amcs, Tucro and Brock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
GIANTS AND PIRATES
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
Chicago hnd New Work Even IN In
Two Rntilc-. Cooper Wins second
Game. Cnusc, Takes First
CHICAGO SHUTS OUT BRAVES
"hpc,d" Martin Holds Iloston safely,
Allowing But 1hrc" Hts; PhilR-
dclphla Defeats Cards.

rITTSBrRGiI Aug 10 - The
Giants and Pirates split double
header here today. Pittsburgh win
ming the first game TO /. and New
YORK taking tho second 2 10 l.
First game
Score by innings: Il. li T..
New York .0Ol og0 900 . z
Pittsburgh 700 I5a 0O.-S o
batteries g. Causey. bemaree and
Raridcn, Coms,uck and schmidt.
Second game.
Score by innings: r. H. T.
New York 100 OOt 900 6 o
Pittsburgh 900 600 O0i- Z 0
Hattcrlra Toney and Rarlden:
Cooper ana Smith, Schmidt.
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CINCINNATI. Aug 10. - ny
punching nine hits with three passes
ana Wild pitch In the sixth and
seventh innings Cincinnati scored
eight earned runs or Marquard and
beat Brooklyn today. \ to 4. In the
third game OF the series,
Score hy innings n. III T.
Brooklyn ..l0l 600 oil ia ?
Cincinnati 600 OOa sos lg 1
|. batteries MarquRrd and Archeri
Schneider aud WinEo,
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Now ArtllIerY Corn a..

a WASHINGTON. Aug, l9.-Eew
field artillery camps to be located
near Suthton, KY, and Fayetteville,
n c.. were named camp Knox and
Camp RraEg In honor OF Henry
Knox, who was commander in-Chief
OF the army IN i7S3, and later secre-
tary of war. and fraNtuu BragE, who
was Confederate general after rem
doring valuable service In the Mex
iCAu WaEa -