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Appi1 for rUUd3 in De11:1 of the rroneh
Prisoner.
Prson.r.
WILL [ E NEEE TO SCURE EVIDENCE
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W\SINGTON , A\ ! . 4.-The connsel In
Iht WaIler case have nnled In the following
appeal ) for asslstnnce for lrD. WaIler :
"I Is i generally known that John I , . Wallr ,
formerly United States con8ul at Tamata.e ,
Matlagafcar , wal arrested and tried by the
I'rclch military authorities , \ \ho hatl occu-
pled that place last March. anti that he was
eltelcell ! 'to twenty years' Imprisonment at
hard labor for the aleged offense ot com-
municatng with the enemy. He Is now con-
fined In a military prIson near Marseies ,
France. Mr. Walefs stepson , laul Bray ,
who was the only remaining support or the
family In Madagascar , was eXllelnl tram the
Island by the French military authorities ,
and Mrs. Wailer and her children were let
destitute at Tananarlvo , the capital at the
Isiarni over 200 miles trom tnl couto
Through the klnlnels , of ! r. Ethelbert G.
Wood , an American citizen . Irs. Wailer and
her , famiy were furnished with nteans to
reach the sea nl Vatornandry . and thence to
take passage to Maurltitis . where they arc
now stranded and living on charity for want
ot means.
"Mr. Waler was nsslatml : superintendent
at the Kansas Asylum for the Blind and held
other responsible poSil018 In that state before -
fore he was aplIlntei consul nl Tarnatavo
having been enl ot the Presidential electors
4 at-large from Kalsas In 18SS. I.'lts . ] are
needed to bring ! rs. Wailer end her family
home. She can present evidence In support
at her husband's Innocence oC the charge on
which he vat ; convicted by the Preneh court
martial at Tamnatave. -
"The elJarlment or State Is Inquiring Into
\Vailert . ' claim against the French government -
mont to' Illegal arrest and Imprisonment , and
the virtual confiscation at n valuable con-
cessIon which had been glanted to him by
Ue , queen 01 Madagascar , hut he has no funds
avaIlable for bringing Irs. Wailer and her
children to the UnitEd States. Mr. Waler
was ono or the leading men ot color In
Jllalascar : , I Is to b hoped that system-
atc and hnmEdlate efforts wil be mHle : hy
the colored people In their churches and
through other channels to raise funds for the
relief ot his needy amI unfortunate family.
I Is hele'cd that a grIevous wrong has
been done to ! r. Walor antI Bray by the
French military anthor\l s In their war ot
conquest against 1Iadagascar , for whIch an
Ipology will be made . to the sufferers.
"nul this appeal Is made to citizens ot
the United , States , without regard to Wailer's
gui or Innoc nee. His wlC ! and family
are AmerIcan citIzens , and through no fault
at theirs arc helpless ] and destitute tar allay
from 11 ni. I Is l to b , ; retell the go.-
rrnment has not funds available for such
easel a1 that ot ! r. Wailer's family , and I
I on this account that an appeal Is made to
male
the gencrl public. All subscrIptions may be
sent to the Department ot State , as the case
IH urgent , anti a liberal rcspommso Is hope for
from the Aml'llc:1 peoIlle. ,
"C1tAMMONI , , D KINNEDY .
"JOHN , . 11 r.ANGSTO ,
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. WASHINGTON , Aug. 4.-The hnreau at
statstC oC the State department has Issued
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' advance sbecs ot time expol.ts for the United
States for the first at the
Stt frst quarter year ISO .
cmpared with the same quuter In ISO I.
The totals are as follows : AIKerla. 4,24 :
Increase , $40,007.
Austria-Hungary. $12-
00S7 : Increase , $863,733. . Belgium , 2,70S-
16l : ; Increase $ S28,15. British India , $ : ,75 . -
G78 : BrItIsh Columbia $187,27 : Inerelse
from port oC Vancouver , 3287. ! Oilier
port 10t given : Canada , maritime provinces
and ! Newfoundlaad , $783.582 ; Increase . $1-
& ; 15. Province oC Ontario , $2.623,385 ; increase .
crease , $116.80. Pro.lnco of Quebec $061-
61 : Incre1st. $1&3,900. : Ceylon , $18.220 : In-
. crease. $ t5nG : Cuba , $5,10.001. oC whIch
$11,063,500 was In sugar , $2,83552 lea tobacco -
bacco and $52.30 cigars and cigarettes.
Denmark . $61,31& : Increace $219.380. France ,
$17.674,60 : increase $6,425.7.18.
This later I so great as to cause special !
commenl by the bureau , anti figures are
given showing that a large share ot the
JrEnch exports are from the ParIs consular
district.
The following are the articles that make
tmj' time large share 01 French exports to the
United States during the
tl0 quarter ltntoned :
Mes-inos cashmuerea. mlscdlaneous dress
goods , $2,673GO3 ; silk manuretures. $2,005.-
99 ; : laces yell , tulos , crepes anti embroid-
cries $1,268,049 : feathers and flowers . Cr-
tilicial . and millInery , $1i03,561 ; gloves ,
' $775.217 : vines . $6S6,741 ; skins , hides and
loather $669.631 : works or art , $153,332 ;
chIna and glassware otc , . $359,021 : jewelry
and precIous stomies $371,598 : buttons and
trimmings , $322.915 ; wool anti waste , $158.
t 461.
GE'many Is I divided Into consular districts
anti the figures showing the exports to this
country for tn quarter arc as follows : for-
Ito anti consulate Indfr , $12.90S,702 , In-
ct ' oiso. : $1,107.8 I.'ranktort anti copoulales
under , $7,969.11 : Increase . $ ! .854.SI0. Ha-
waIan Islands. $3,155,968. ot which $3.031.12
was" ugar. Hondnrs $25',155. Italy , $ ; . _
817.300 ; llcre'lso , $212,181 Mexican City ,
; 1,56,51 : Nnevo Laredo anti consulates
tinder $ ,161./:37 / : ; Netherl,1nds. $1,851,857 ;
Ihuda. $783.740 : Suushi . $77,7&3 ; : ; S\veden \ and
Norway , $ 5.000.f32 : S'mvItzcr1nuh , . $1,621,421 ;
increaie . . $1,813,131. Turkish . cmplre , $1,9S2-
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'Flu' fues for Great BrItain and I number -
her ot ether Important countries are nol
given. as th3 consuls have not made their
reports .
I.'rol Switzerland the lagest export was
, In NUoa embroideries , amountIng to $1.720.-
8:0 : silk embroideries and Piece goods . $368.-
0611. I'ror Germany thn princIpal exports
were dYE' . drugs antI chemicals , gloves , silks .
hnemi . woolen . and colon gOtds , braids , etc. .
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WASINGTON , Aug. 4.-Specal.-at- ( ! )
eats have been Issued ns follows : Nebraka :
-Gottlieb K . HolbeIn , Ells ts , graIn mPMurc
and regIster : Arnold F. : Iolrln , Nrb'I 1' :
City , Iltomatc lush tank : Iiou . . \ \ .
Somer1 , Premout , stagIng sup Jrt : 'hle !
4' , 'Stltzer. ' Central City , vet : g mimanhr.o. ,
South 1.lmtn-oeph Dennis , 11t springs ,
. lock : Oliver Swift , astimnor to Immel : : a'l I
: tI. w , Simmons , . \ \ber.ltcn wire Ca8tenJr.
Iowa-Addison lal'lr , C-Inch : C.IT brake :
Wal r W. Burchol , Slltherlan' ) . plaOt ;
Marcelus D. I 'lanllers , Ilammilitoa . \1'1 drIll-
lug machine : IIcnryV. . harrison amid , L. n.
Wallelgh , Cllntomm . mechanl:1 , toy : Hemy I ) .
'James alHt I. . 1. Ilart Dickens corn harvester -
tCr ; Jesse Kirhin . Stuart . automatic wagon
brake : Henry lcortou lnrlnto' . Iem
boiler furnace ; lste3 I Layman . Pea Iolrel.
eg tester , Wiiam H. Lt' nl.1 I. ' . 11.
( rant , What Chle : , hetnl stJle : Gccpa 1. .
2'Ii'Itemi . Des ) , , .
1I'lln. Moimmes hook and ) : Nls
Nellen . Sioux City . ! sI ) h.oimnce : , WSlcy ) I.ls . .
: - Young Jefft'rsrimm. , kItchen c ubinet
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\VASIiIuTON , \ug. 4.--The funeral oC
the negro boy , I'llt : Green. who was ahot
lut Friday by 11h1 F1ag'.er ! b.clshe h.ll
been taking flul frGll 1 pear tree In time
yard . wu Ihl today antI was atellle.l by
a lare tHouK of colore,1 Iluople. Two eol-
ore'l PIL ehe3. 11ev. J. 11. Taylor and Vaitor
If. Uro ! , . dllvr.d brief rmarhs touching
. . orl time EubJecl hails I0rl temitorate . bu .
the wemuls or the istlem'
\onls btel' weu several t\ne
Iru\full by the Interuptons at excIted
hener
: ' H'terrlo h ) time athm lIt . the coroner's
r jury I cooerJtng lss Flaglemho ut1
that evIdenty lime tkhll or hunln life
without just eaUle1t no crime iiiVish -
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Inou. 1.II' leT \D' 10t worth mmmcli . so
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far the colon'.1 ! - .
ta i race \as rueernl.I , but
Gal \ouhl hno 1 1'clonlnr. ! The acton ut
Miss 13glcr In lootn b CUil the b. , ) '
I , wo mrol' after a 1131r 13 strongly ! can-
denineti . _ _ _
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\ VASIi1NGTON.ug. . 4.-idumiirat lro\n ,
COllllllant at t\1 \ Narf'ik : n:1) yards says
the new battleship Texas. jut comleteJ d
t that yard , wil III ready : for ( omII"lon :
August 13 . and In the course uf thre weeks
to to aa
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Ims MOINES : , Aug. 1.-Spsciai ( Telegram. ) I
-The iowa democratic "olventon will meet
at Mu.hn.lown next Welnosday. The sttua-
ton Is uncertain and peculiar , because lt the
fact that the conventon wilt be coin-
pletely at Ira regarding candidates for stab
olcel , and the doubt about which WY the
convention wIlt go on tha silver question .
Many at the county conventions have c.
trely Ignored the arlopton ot relolulhns ,
merely choosIng delegates , but others have
InAtracted , and all but one against tree coIn-
age. Some pretty go01 julges-Incline to the
belief that , the salvation ot the party In this
state will 10 In the adoption at a free silver
plank : , thls giving the populrs and other
malcontents on the currency question n
chance to combine. lint Il I hardly Irob-
able that time tree silver men wIll be In I
iumajority . There will also be adopted a
valley on state Issues . whIch were lractic-
caly Ignored by the recent republican COl' .
vention. The unnimiy with which ex.Gov-
ernor Holes lu his letter rhclue ! the governorship -
ernonhlp fetes any queston a to his can-
dldac ) ' . Among the other gubernatorial IIOS- I
slhiltes are JUdge Babb at Mount l'ieaant
oath Colonel ' Charles A. Clark of Cedar
Hpldh. Henry Voilmer . mayor ot Davenport -
port Is suggested for lieutenant governor.
Judge Wallo ot Iowa City ha a strong following -
lowing and can doubtless have the nomila-
ton for supreme jUdge It rio will accept. T.
J. Harper oC BurlIngton Is ale proposed and
I. . I. . Delano ) at Atlantic Is another man
whose name Is mentone : for this ofce ,
Charles E. Whitng Is favorably mentioned
for time nomination ot railroad mmlssloner.
Iyman B. Parhal ot Jackson county and O.
J. Lylander ot Cedar Falls will be In the
field for the state superlntenll ney.
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CRESTON , Ia. , Aug. 4.-Speclal ( Tele-
ram.-The ) usual wrangle over the sliver
question occurred In the Union
queston county con-
venton , held at Atlon yc-eterday. A bitter
war occurred In the committee room when
resolutons were beIng tramel\ There was
a t6 vote on the plank for the tree coInage
ot sliver till the "sound money" men fnaly
won. In the convention majorIty and mInority -
Ity reports were Ilresented. th ° majorly report - I
port being dually adopted. The financial
plank declares In favor of the free and un-
Iml ll coinage or hath sliver and gold. The
"sounrl money" men were headed .by J. 11.
Duggan , antI the sliver element by S. A.
BrCwster ot the Aulvertloer.
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Clini rgtuiVl lit " .J. . Miiruler .
DES MONES , AUg. .I.-Speelal ( Tele-
gram.- Irs. W. K : Mert wlto ot a harbor
nt 509 Easl Scot street , was found rlead
this afternoon , h\lnJ been Ehot. Her hus.
hanll Is mmndr arrest for her murder , though
he claims It Is a case oC suicIde. The couple
have not lived together happily. The cor-
oner Is Invesl atng.
CII..ll C lie Ilnrb'r Shil' ' '
RED OAK , Ia. . Aug. 4.-Speclnl.-Sat- ( )
urday Rev. Mr. McNincim notified the various
barbers oC the city to closm. Sundays or he
would prosecute them. Today none ot the
shops opened , but there was enough Increased
breaking. profanity to offset _ the lessened S.1bb.tl
ZII ' \ 'Y1'1' H\IIY J.tILli ) .
nlrlll ) kIntIuiunhIIcMIum.rsiui ( ) Shot
JIWIfh'r ii fllA l'Ighmt.
\VICIIITA . Aug. -Dick \'eagor alias
Zip Wyatt the most daring desperado In thE
Indian Territory , was captured today near
Sheridan , Okl. , after a desperate fight with
the officers I'ursulng lslmii. Six months ago
the authorites of O ahola set out to break
up Vy.att's , gang , which hall been murder-
In ! robbing and commIttng almost every
crime In the cllendar.
TheIr last sensational crlmo was the rob-
bin ! ot the Hoct ] Island traIn near Dover ,
t1 shootIng ot Messenger Jones and the
looting oC the passenger cOJches. After that
robbery time authorities began a merciless
pursuit ot the gang. Three of his partners ,
Tulsa Jack , Di D oln amI lice Back , were
Idlell and a dozen other oC the gang cap-
timrcd. Alone and single-handed , Zip Wyatt
made a last stand before his pursuers and
put up a desperatl light for his life. Wl
was on his way trom the Glass mountains
In the weter part ot time Indian reserve ,
when the omcers engaged him 3'esterday.
They ran him across the flock Island track
near Waulwmls and Into a cornfield . which
they surrounded. The officers played a waitIng -
Ing game.
Thirst finally made Wyatt desperate , and
ho came boldly out from his cover , evidently
determined to soil his life al dearly as pOI'
sibhs lie emptied his rifle at the posse
which WIS headed by : Iarllal Smith of
South Enid. The fire was returned. Smith
lmoll to cripple Yeager , and soon his left
arm tel by hi side , so that be could not
use his gun. The outlaw drew his pistol
and advancel step hy step toward the men
who had been hunting him. They backed
slowly away , just enough to keep out of
range ot his pistols and al the sale timekeeping
Ieeeping near enough to use theIr rifles.
Wyatt soon fell . with a bullet In hIs hip
but he continued to drag himself toward lie
officers . shooting as he crawled. Another
bullet In his shoulder finally disabled ' hlh
anti the posse gathered around him. But
even then with both arms meles , he fought
on , kicking and bitIng until overpowered by
main strengtii . Wyatt was taken to the
KIngfisher jail . where surgeons were brought
In to dress lila wounds. They say he will
live. Tonight time crippled outlaw was taken
to th Uarfell county jail. This breaks UI'
the last gang ot outlaws In Oklahoma.
Time campaign against thent has cost the
government a mint of money. but the law
offIcers halo fnaly triumphed One ot 'Vy-
atl's recent crimes was the killing ot a
Baptist mInister when Wyatt made him give
up a hors3 which ho was rIding.
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Xl'nrnJI : , Snhvn.iimr . mind l.n.lnrn"
1..lllr..1 for Grim nil C.nf'd"I'llon.
NEV YOHK , Aug. .1.- ; special to the
World from MexIco City says : The new republic -
public proposed to be termed by Nicaragua
Salvador amI 10nllur.s Is Iamcd Hepublca
Mayor d Centro America , or the Great Hl
public at Central Amorlca.
Many [ people conversant with Central
American affairs look to a partition ot Gua-
t mala , her northern provinces seceding to
join Mexico amid , her souther provincEs join-
Ing the new republic .
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n.\LTDIOr , Aug. 4-A report from ner-
lIn . Md. , says : Six acres were burned over
tonIght. ! The total number ot houses burned
was about coventy-Ive. the loss $200.000. and
the Insurance about $25,000. About twenty
residences were hurnati the occupnts 01
which are eIther wandering about the streets
or aleptng : upon mattresses under trees
The fire originated In the stables owned by
o. W. Henry presumably from a cIgar ,
Very tel people were In town at the time .
owIng to a camp meelng In the vicinity. so
that the bucket brigade that was formed
was very Ineclent. -
Shot I ) ' n UI"'II..1..1 . Loyer .
SAL'I' 1K , \ug. I.-A special to the
TrIbune from Fruits , Colo. . says : Mlu Jen-
Ile Knox was eho9 lat night by James
Powel , a discarded lover. all Instantly kIlled.
Powell was a laborer working for her tat her.
They hall a terrible struggle. he tearing of
almost nil her cloUllng. lIe bhot himself In
the time lorlhcar\ ' lie Itemise Is . not dead anti , Is now at
'I'umrh.s I. . . ' . I'h' ' Jllllr1 .1ei. .
LONUOug. . I.-The Chronicle hn : a disPatch -
Patch from Constantinople whlh IYs : A
man ( rein U kDn. who traversed ! the , Jhturh.l
llsrlcl : , reports that I severe eng 1.Ilel' h 1
t 11,01 place wit I lcellcllJn Intuqent ; ! smear
Strumlt7a In which limo Turks lost , Still . kiied
al,1 , wouPced and tile Insurgents lot \oulllol.
alt of who : \ere p.cl-I : In a ! IO lllt.11 :1
Sahonica.
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10 In'or. for Shlvi'mInn Irll.'e.
LONnO , \ng. 4.-Time Iuanr II article or
lime Times today dscusslng ! blmrlatvm 8.IS
that France h not likely to ( accept any rai )
but 1. % . to 1. A ratIo ot even Id 10 1 \ ou1t
not receive attention trum time 41.er fHU or
so-called bimelalsts , who Ire really tier-
semis wllhaver or sliver o s em'llel 10 colt.
1"1" ) ' JlnhllJ t H"llurf'll Iii ( 'ii hiti.
KlY WEs'ru . --\Ih'lce received !
lmero from a truBllortby source 11 Cub are
( hit 1 great fight hs occurred near Ibra-
( 'mu. 1 ! whIch Colonel S.ndlYI .a wounded
stud that time Ilsurgclt = have burned Jig-
ulII lul Uuaa
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YACHTS DHESSED AT SOON
Beautiful Sight Witnessed il the lnrbor ef
Cottngo Oity Yesterday
CONCLUSION Of THE CRUISE IS AT hAND
Hlf' " Ilch : tt Neimjn..rt ' 1'oiiur tutu
C.llf..1 * fur Ihl' n"'x1 e"ll 1'0'
Itrrt'V linus timeiuitumntl I
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COTTAGE CITY Mass. , Aug 4.-The feel
ot the New York Yacht club . which arrived
her yesterday front Newport . remalnld at
nnehor today the yachts nearly fllg the
.arijor ) The yachtsmen took a day's rest. A
large number attended ! religious services at
: several ot the churches The only real feature
at the day was the dressing ot the shIps ,
which occurred at sharp noon . At that hour
the vessels were simultaneously decorated
with their fags , which had been sent up In
the rIgging and were broken out to the bree7J
al a given signal The movement was per-
formed with admirable precision nnl the plc-
ture was extremely prel ) ' . Tomorrow mornIng -
log time squadron will race back to : e\pJrt ,
where 01 Tuesday the race for tine Dre' 1
cup will take place These will wind up Limo
chief events ot the cruise. On Tuesday night
Newport wi be grandly iuminated II hOltr
ot the feet , and the yachts will acknowledge
the courtesy with lanterns Everybody Is
wel satisfied with the result ot the cruise so
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" 'I STEnx ASSOCIA'FION nAI S.
Huckt.rll 'I'jikt.umtllmird . Full Omit of
, \ iberfs' tlINsumuirI 't'uuu1ur.
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HOCKFOID , Ill. . Aug. 4.-Speclal ( Tele- ,
gram.-Ilorton ) pitched n masterly game !
today and nt no time were the St. Joe
nhle to solve Imim Colbur was hit hard
nnr was very wild. Score :
Ioelford . . . . . . .0 0 0 2 2 2 4 0 212
HI. Joe . . . . . . . . 001000000-1
Tilts : HocltConI , 12 : St. Joe. 5. Errors :
Hoclforll' 2 ; St Joe 2. Earned runs :
flcckford , 13. Two-baso his : 'l'ruby , Kreig ,
Visimer Ttmrcc-bam'e hits : Krieg. Stolen
bases : ICling . . lerrett. Sacrifice hits :
Truby. Hit by .plched bal : 'I'ruby , Par-
rott . Bases on bal ! : Off Horton , 1 : off
Ccburn , 10. Struck out : By Horton , 2 : by
Colburn , 2. Passer hal : Sny.ler. . 'Vlrl
pitch : Coltmtmrn . Batteries : horton and
nyder : Coiburn. Jones and Mellale. Umpire -
pire : : Ir. Br'nnt.
TWO PITCHERS 1'NOCKEI ) OUT.
QUINCY Ill. , Aug. -Speclal ( 'rele-
gram.-Both ) teams baied hart ! today
anti each Imockell a pItcher out of the box ,
hut Dls Iolnes won 1w placing their his
where they ( Jd the roost good. Attendance ,
3.0. Score :
Quiney . . . . : . . . . 0 3 0 0 2 I 0 4 2-12
Des Moines . . . . .0 4 0 6 0 1 2 0 ' -10
lute : Quincy . 12 : Des Molflei4. 10. Er-
rors : Qulnc . 2 : Des Moines , 3. Home
runs : l\ertes. [ cJ'arlalt (2) ( ) . Bases on
bats : Off lull , I ; oft Capiimmger . 1 ; off Amm-
dlews , 3. Struck out : Iy 11111 . 3 ; by Cup-
linger , 1 : by Amedrews 1. Bateries : 11111 I ,
Caplnger and Boland : Antirews Figge-
mler and IeFarland. Time ot gnome :
Two hours. : Umpire : Mr. Burns
DUCK EY1 In.'S'IG.Y WAI.LOPgD.
PEORIA Ill. . Aug. 4.-Hpeclal Teiegr.irn. . )
-Peoria and Lincoln played time third ginf
ot the series before a crowd of 5.OJ this
afternoomi. ' 1he vlsltom lurrowl fb-apct
I Rhutout. gettn ' thtlr runs tn ) the last
Inning. Hanson Itchet for the locals anti
received the best oC support The visitors
were outplayed at every point. Score :
Peoria . . . . . . . . 0 1 I 5 0 0 1 0 2-10
Lincoln . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3
Hits : Peoria , 18 ; LIncoln , 8. Errors :
Peoria , 1 : Ltncoin 1 Earned runs : Peoria .
0 : Lincoln. 1 Two-base hits : Bennel (2) ( ) ,
FIIncl3 , 'hree-bao hit : Flynn . tolen
banes : F sher hiennett Ilollingsworth.
Struck out : By Hanson , 3 , Baqes on al : :
Off Ilunson 1 ; off Klmmercr , 2. Bateries :
Hanol Of and Dugdale : Klmmnerer Grgg
and Sll cr. Time ot game : Two hours. Umpire -
pire : : lr. Stout.
DENVEII SOUNDI.Y THRASIJIID.
SPRINGFIELD Ill. , Aug. 4.-Score :
Jacksonville . . . . 2 1 1 0 1 0 3 r 013
Denver . . . . . . . 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0- 5
11115 : Jacksonville , 1 : Denver , 8. Errors -
His Jacksonville . 10 ; Denver . 8. Batteries -
teries : Parker and Hoover : Eagan and
Lmhman
STANDING OF TIlE TIS.
Played. Won. Lost P.Ct.
Peoria . . . . . . . . . i8 St 2 65,4
Lincoln . . . . . . . . ii 46 31 W.7
Des Moines . . . . .78 4 34 M.4
Denver . . . . . . . . . i8 40 3 I ! 3
(3tmincy . . . . . . . . 78 33 39 50.0
Hocktord . . . . . . . 78 : : . 43 .10
Jaclsonvle . . . . . 79 :0 . ! 3.0
St. Joseph : . . . . . .73 27 51 316
Games today : Des Iolnes al Hockfort ;
St. Joseph at Peoria : Denver at Quincy ;
Lincoln at Jacksonville.
G.I S OP 'hIC X.\'IOX.\ IN.\GU .
J.oll.'lle ; 1"1. . I 'rig re' . St."I/ht on
tint' Clll'IIIII I (1.11. .
CINCINNATI. Aug. 4.-'he Heds lost a
hot game by l.oulsvle'M rally In the eIghth
Inning. Attendance . 6,0. Score :
Clrolrnat . . . . . . 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 03
Louisville . . . . . . 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 . -
His : Cincinnati . 0 : Louisville . 10. Er-
rors : Cincinnati . 3 ; Louisville. 1. T ared
nuns : Cincinnati , 2 ; LouisvIlle , 2. Two-
base hits : Gray (2) ( ) . Collins . Cunningham
Spies. Three-bnse hilts : Burke. Sacrilce
hits : fcPhee. Double plays : Gray to
Ewing ; Gray ( aone ) . Base on bals : Oil
Foreman , 1 ; ot Cunningham 4. Slnlk
out : By Foreman , 3 : : hI' Cummnlnghmarn. 2 ,
Hit by pitched bal : Foreman , 1. Bat-
teries : Foreman and Vaughn ; ( unllnlhan
and \\'arner. Time : Two hours and ten
minutes. Umpire : Jevne.
COLTS'IN ON A SCRMCII.
CHICAGO. Aug. I-A choice aSborlment
ot wil throws anti tumulls 01 the part of
the Cols gave the Blownq their two runs
without a htt. They kept the lelil untIl
the last halt of time ninth , when the local
tied them by hard hittIng. Terry led off
with 1 trIple tn the tenth , Fearing the
wlnnln un on a long ly to center. The
visitors Illarell a perfect game In time field ,
but were unahle to do nay hatting. GrIC-
Ilh hal n Ih1Jernl ; split and had tn retro
In time tourth. Attendance . 1lC0) . Score :
Chicago . . . . . . 0100000011-3
St. I/uls . . . . . 0000020000-2
Hits : ChIcago. 10 ; St Louis 5. Errors :
Chicago , 3. J.lrnetl runs : Cblcago. 3. Two-
liatun hIt : Declel' 'l'lmrce-baso hit : 'erry.
Sacrllce hilts : he.han (2) ( ) . MIller. Stolen
bases : Sheeimnmm. Double plays : ' \11110t to
Stewart to Dahlen ; Slowat to Decker.
Struck out : By Grilhhthm . 2 ; hy Terry , : : by
KIssinger. 3. Paed ha'l : Mliler. First
base on balls : Off ( lriliithm . I ; off Terry , 2 ;
off Kissinger , 1. WIld pitch : ( irlihith. lIt
with bal : Grllth , Shmeeimmmn Batel'le.i :
Orllh , Terr ) ' . I ttledge and Donahuo ;
Kissinger anti Mier , Time : Two hours and
Uteen mlmltes. UmpIre : McDonald.
STANDING OF THE TEAiIS.
Played. Won T. Mt P.Ct.
Cleveland . . . . . . 8' ' ) 5 31 lO.r
Plttsburg . . . . . . 81 50 31 59.5
Baltimore . . ; . . . . 78 4I 32 m.o
Chicago . . . . . . . itt ) 51 39 56.7
Boston . . . . . . . . . 7,1 41 3i 55.7
Brooklyn . . . . . . . 8 44 3. . 1.0 '
Cincinnati . . . . . . 81 4 : : : 54.2
l'hilnul"lohla . . . . . 8 41 3 ra.s
New York . . . . . . . S 41 39 513
\\&Rhlugton . . . . .71 2' . 43 3.1 :
St. I.ouls . . . . . . . .86 : 5 3.6
Louisville . . . . . . . S 21 5 26.3
Games today : Brooklyn nt New York ;
Itladelphla at Boston : Baltimore at 'Vash-
Ington ; sit l Lou ! , at Pltsburg ; Iouls\lo
It Cleveland ; Cincinnati at Chlcaso.
Cii rpenter's Prl''II.r' SmmsmIeIouis. .
YORK , Neh. , Atig. 4.-Speciai.-The (
twenty-mile bicycle race which was hlI.1 .
at this place on Thuraday. . caused mrre
eJcltement than anything or the 1lnll that
has ever been held In York county. The
Crlemls ot Carpenter . who was obliged to
quit the carrenter. thIrteenth mile , now
claim that there Is somethlug very sus-
plelous In imis losing the race In the way ho
did. The night before time race It h
claImed that he was feeling entirely well ,
hut on the duty o the race seemed moru
dazed than Inythlng elpe. anti could not
hut ell up with the rest of the riders at all.
when I Is wel known that he Is a I first
clasH rl.ler. . Many rumors are out and It
Is beIng openly asserted that he wait
drugse\ Another race for 1 shorter dls-
tance will be hel ! here In the near tuture.
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Crleketuuuit. 'I'o.imuy . .
Omaha wii tri conclusions wih the Mm-
nesota cricketers I second time before the
\sltors : return home. The game w1 begin
on the grounds II Twent.seeon.1 . anti Em-
met streets at 10:30 : o'cloek thl morning.
'rhe raha t/n1 will Ie compse.1 ot Iho
following : 1 r.aurle ( elptuln ) . Percy Ii.
Ford. I. ' . A. Jeoip , Harry New H. " ' . Tay-
hoe G , U. Vaughn V. ' . H. " 'aughn. J. : ( ' .
Doyle J. FrancIs , j J. Nt-ale. J. ( amerol
enl eIther J. Douglas : or Charles 11111.
1"0'(101 Juice pt Sioux 1.11.
SIOUX FAT.L S. D. . Aug. -tSpeclal. ( . )
-Among the many features at the .tate
Isle held here In Octobo will probobly . be
. . . . . .
--i . .w.- . : : . : - . : - - : - - : - - - ,
a tale betWt1own' : Anti South Dnkotn'
!
111lO.Ilt . hiormv.i Arrlgemenl" : will la&
likely be muinllt'hfor a match betwe.'n MISs
Ik.ly I . "or 1 let\1 I"
Wlllal" , "Ith ' \ mmmiehmg record of 2:10\\ : \ \ .
1111 the Ilrhl" 1'1llnK 1111 Iralrlo huh , !
fC
with n reco1I 1 ' ' .t.f 2li't : anti the SII'lllt's !
SOlth Dalt It l , ) o 2:111 the lurt.or e.
men here tIlts 'shout equal ) ' dti'ltied on
Ollinion IS tr ' 'hh'l woull c'In. 2iIssVII -
lam . hind defeated Prairie 1.1) once thhl
season
: 1.L _ _
SCOtS CII'II' / : - w'r.s'rCny h.ILtUUIL
Sf . I'nnml ( htl\1 t lie 1"111 . li I . E ii . nl'.1
11'1 , 1"llllt 11' . .
ST. PAUl , , Al" . 4.-ln n gale oC harl
hitting anti " , petect lieimiing . Comlske"s
men tools the head In the Pennant rce for
the first tirtf' this eason. Kansas City
was oltplaYt1l hIt through the game. Score :
St.Paui . . ' . . . . . 200200141-Il
Kanas City . . . . 2 1 1 0 0 I 0 0 0 1- 6
Hits : St. lau1 , 1 : Kansas City , 12. Errors -
rors : I\nnsa : ! City. 3. Batteries : : ) : Iulane
and Bole ; I.'rlck ) mind Bergen .
MINNE.lOI.IS , Aug. 4.-Seore :
Minneapolis . . . . 1 0 4 6 0 1 1 0 -1
MIlwaukee . . . . .0 0 0 3 3 t 0 0 06
His : : lnlllpols , 19 : Milwaukee , 13. Er-
core : : lwaukee. 6. Un tcrles : Fleetham
anti Wilson ; Stephlls and 'pavor.
GHANn HA1IDS , . Aug. I.-Score :
Grand Haplds . . . 3 0 0 0 0 013 4 2-2
indianapolis . . . . .2 0 1 1 2 0 3 1 010
His : Grand Rapids , 21 : Indianapolis , 12.
Errors : Grand Rapids , 3 : Imidiminnpoiis . 3.
Batteries : Jones and NJe , Cross and Me-
li'a rh a mm
liarlant\
'rElutFI hAUTE , Aug. 4.-Score :
Terre Haute . . . . 0 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 20
Detroit . . . . . . . . .2 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 0-8
Hits : 'rerre haute . 1 ; Detroit , 13. Errors -
rors : Terre Haute 3 : Delrol. 3. flatteries :
Hughe and Roach : Pear anll Twlneham.
STANDING OF' TIlE TI' , U1S.
l'laed.'on. . I.osl P.Ct.
St. Paul. . . . . . . b ) DO 3. : 60.2
Inlianapoll . . . . .80 48 32 60.Q
Kansus CIty . . . . 8t 4S 31 : 59.3
MIlwaukee . . . . . . 85. 4 : 40 ' r.2.9
Mlnleapols . . . . . . 80 4 3 : l3
Detroit . . . . . . . . 79 .1 . 41 48.1
Terre Rattle . . . . . 8 : :10 : 62 36.6
Grand Rapids . . . s 2 57 32.9
Gales tola ' : I'ansas CIty al 1lnne-
nlols ; Mlwaukeo lt St. Paul : Terre Haute
at Detroit _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
C ) Ii ii ii ruin lie fetu . Chit' Sul ii I ( 'rs.
CHADHON , Neb. , Au ! 4.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Challnon. ) by timely hitting and
materially assisted by costly errors on the
part oC Fort Niobrara , won today's hal
gnme' Time features oC the game were
the work ot McKay at short for Chalron
anti Score the : hitting of Abbott , also oC Chadromm.
Chadron . . . . . . . 2 3 [ 1 0 : 0 014
Fort Niobrr . . . 1 3 0 0 0 2 1 3 2-12
His : Chadron , 101 : Fort Nlobrara , 13
Struck out : By Williunms. t ; by Brel-
welser , 6 : hy McBride . 1. Batteries : 'VI-
Iams anti U'Ilunlomm : Breltwel . McBride
and Feldcamp. UmLllres : Lawrence all
: IcAvo ' . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
111. . . I..t lt PI''I.lt.
FHEION' " Aug. 4.-Speclal.-The ( ) bl-
ccle tournament to be hL'ld hero this week
Is an assured success The local wheeimnen
arc taking a great deal oC Interest In it ,
anti If the weather ts good there wi bo
some fne sport. There are twenty-one en-
tries In th" liVe-tnhlo handlcull , among them
Oallw , Pixie ) . . larman anti Frecrlclson
oC Omaha , Putfrson ot 1lalsmouth , 'Vee-
ter or Grand Island amid Joe Elclt and
Kendrlclt ot this city . 'rho Irst Mix are
also entered In the one tulle open. The
track Is now In good cOlrlton and will
bo still more Improved before the rnces.
, VI..Uh.f I , , 3lmitelies lt Ch..rll" . . . .
CHEBOKEI , Ja . Aug. 4.-Spccial ( Tele-
grm.-Oe ) "Ianh , champIon Ilddlewel ht
catch-as-cntth-ca/ wrestler oC Iowa throw
Ben \Viliiamqmm. \ champion heuvywolht ot
Nebraska and Dlkota , here last nlhl The
match was for purse ot $0 all gate
receipts Wilams won the lust full 11
fifteen minutet. Marsh won the next three
falls In three . ninp anti five minutes Iespee-
ttVel ) ' . J.V. . Boyd oC Nebraska was In
the houmu'e n < ciailengetl time winner. Ar-
tcles w'rf Hlgnec l and he IJl Marsh will
wrestle lcritium3. . August 9 , for $100 a side
and gate relclpts' .
flied fr"ll hard hineluig.
CII "gL.NU , Aug. 4.-'he trotting
mare Penelope tiled at the Glenvle track
today from time effects of hard racing here
and at Det' l. The marc \\M entered hy
tiltChesumpetike stuhles at Baltimore In the
2:17 : class. She started In the race on FrIday -
day amid won hefnt - two Iwts In 2:127' :
Ind 2:137 : < . hut ' was wltJlrawn : before the
race was finished _ She . - was valued It $ IG.
' .11 Ilrll t. " ' 11. lhmi . 1lol ! . .
BROOKLYN Aug. 4.-Outfielder Tom
Burns , who has ' In for
plaed Brooklyn a
number of years , has received 1 his ten dars'
notice ot reieasc from the Broold'n club.
Young , Anderson anti Tredway have been
playing so well that Burs has been com-
peled to decorate the bench for Mome tinme
tme
past. _ _ _ _ _ _
OI.lln,1 Jh'fcII. . .llmh" ! . .
COI.UllUS. Au ! 4.-Exhibition game
Columbus 12 ; Cleveland . , 17.
: U.\ y xggn POIlcn l'nO'II'C'I'IOX.
Gariumenmi l1siku'rs of Seiv York himuve
.r
n".I..t ; fll'r. . . . y..I. . . Itn'
Not Settled ' 11"1. Stm'ihm , .
NEW YORK , Au ! 4.-The executive com-
mltfe at the Garment laleers' unIon held a
meeting today to dIscuss the attitude of
meetn ! altude
the contractors as laid down by Secretary
Wllc\sky at the mldnl"bt conterence.
Shoull a single contractor declne to sign
the Brotherhood ot Tailors will refuse to
declare the strike off . but Il Is believed thai
b ) Tuesday all the contractors will submit
to this lemanlls.
At today's meetn the executive commilee
ot the Garment Iakers' unIon decided to
Jet reports from all the shops amid have
them read at the meeting In Coop'r Ist-
tute tonmorrouu' I Is possible that the union
will decide to Ignore- the action at Secretary
Wlko\sky In making the surremider and
will prolong the resistance to the strikers
Acting ChIef Conln held a conference today
with Secretary Wlkowsky ot the Contract-
on' ' association.
The acting chief said he had reason to
believe on Saturday that at least 150 shops
would start up with non-union men ,
and that he was ready to turn Ish the
police ) rotc'lon th3t would naturally b"
rllulrerl ( In such an evont. He said . how-
over , that Secretary Wlkowsly had given
him no assurance that such would bo the
case lie said that Secretary ( Wlcwsky told
him that sOle shops might Qpen , bul they
would be compeled to cal for police Ilro-
tectlomi. In the meantme , however , a ) lateen -
teen ot police has been ordered to remain
on duty. as Il hs fur the lust week. The
actng chief said he had heard a rumor to
the effect that the pantmaker ! as they
are called , would strike , but that he had
received no confirmation ot the rumor and
did not credit It.
.
n"nlmln/ ) . ) . hmmt liroovum's . ' . . .
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-An organization was
party effected here today for the purpose ot
reclaiming John Brown's tort and sending
I back to Harper's Ferry , whore It Is Ilro-
posed 1 shall occupy Its old site. I Is
probable that the necessary tunds will be
raised amen Iht. colored pcople. Miss Kate
Field Is aIding . In , the work.
I 0
T\o U.o"'I..1 lt : In/I"I PII" .
NIAGARA r/tLLS. / Aug. 5.-Biwood W.
Butler , head engineer 0 ! he Niagara Fall
paper mi , .h.1 . Ilmoth ) I" Sweeney. machinist -
chinist , were tlroiiied ! ( through the capsizing
oC their ro10 ) : In a squall on the rIver
near Grass Ihan4 1 to1y.
lIi'ovzmrul CJT t-i , . ' \,1 , I fur ( , .mmt'ruuI Cuuuimpos.
TAMPA . Fla. : . Aug. 4.-The staler trom
Cube tenlght b Jns little news. General
Antonio 1Iaceo , offers $5.001 to the soldier
or banll at soldiers who will Capture General
Martinez de : Cal1'os. who Is now reportea
to be at Ual'oJa/ .
COl I t c Q' iOwk / I' " ihuIvl'umi'uuts .
I.ONDON.Ug ; I.-Tho Stanthrd's Vlenn
corresllondenlltHegraphs \ that Count nolu-
chowslt arrIved at Aussee at Iloon and sIlent
three hours whim Irlncq Iohenlone , afe
which he vroceedCl1 to hitch )
p
Vntui I hal ler e" 1,1.,1. . .
NEW YORK , Aug 4.- . dIspatch ' from Io
de Janeiro says the boiler at the old cruiser
Trajan exploded today. Sixteen men were
eiher killed or woundrd. The cruiser was
lying In the harbor I Rio.
St u'uick h , ' I C 1..II.lh. .
CARLISLE Mass.ug. . .I.-John W. Skol-
ton and J. Percy Wikins , two young men ot
this place , were 1Ieil while crossing the
railroad tracks here this afternoon , TheIr
carriage was struck , by - an - engine.
' 1'1.1. lteiiorit'uh I\I I. . .
MADnn Ammg 4-\n omclal dispatch ha
been rec'ived here which says the Spaniards
have defeated the rebels under Jose Maceo
near SantIago de Cuba and that several of
.tbo rebels were kied
. _ - - . - _ - - - - _ . - _ ' - '
; a-
WILt \ DISCUSS TE IPEL\NCE \
Catholic Union of America il Oonvonton
nt Hew York This Week
WANT A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE SALOON
1"IIII110.11' I " or ' 1'0111h . ( ll.'r
In t. lhll'h , 11 lit' l'repucmut
met the Sessliumus .e
thut 1111) ' .
NEW YORK , Aug. 4-Questions or a IIr-
mount Importance to the Catholic 'feml'eranco '
UnIon ot Ameria wi be 11hcussell at Its
twenty-fifth annual convention hero thIs
week. The Important busIness will be the
elEcton ot officers for time ensuing year. The
present president at the organizaton Is
Jumes Cleary ot St. i'auml. So tar as Is
known no serlouc oppositon to the election
of 11ev . 'ather Cleary has developed , butt It
was said that the friends of Archbishop
Ryan at Phiadelphia , one of the strongest
apostles ot total abstinence among the Cath-
oils hierarchy In the Unlte States , are eager
to put him forward for limo president ot time
organization.
1 Is many year since the once has fallen
to an eastern man , and the eastern member
have recently expressed lie opinIon that
they should have a llresldent. The other 0111-
cers will probably be re-elected without op-
loositiomi.
One question to be discussed wIll be that ot
the best substitute for the saloon , on which
some acton may be taken. Another will bo
the recently developed opposition to the
breweries oC the Benedictne monks al La-
trobe l'a. , whIch hiss already clnhnel1 the
allnton oC Mgr. Satoll through the Iletton
ot the temlleranee advocates ot that region.
FEATURE O THE WORK.
1 Is proposed to elmInate the Insurance
feature tram all the societies connectell with
the national union In the future , for Il Is
believed hy many that this feature Is a
detrlmenl rather than a help. H thIs acton
Is taken , It will do away with al oC the Insurance -
surance assocIations and will permit tIme members -
hers to devote their time mimi energies to
the legitimate work oC the organizaton , and
such Insurance as they may wish to carry
may be obtained tram tIme regplar Temperance
Life Insurance compny or organIzatIon.
An earnest attempt wi be made to make
the temperance movement In the Catholic
church an entIrely relgious movement. In
fnrtherance ot this Idea a plan will be pro-
loosed for the organizaton its each parish
at a total abstinence socIety ot which the
rector shal be the head and rlln splrll.
The exercises at the convention will begin
next \'cdnesday morln . Mgr. Satol will
celebrate solemn pontfclal mass In St. Pat-
rick's cathedral , with Archbishop Ryan ot
l'lmiladelphuia ns the preacher. In the afternoon -
noon a parade at the bomo and visiting so-
cietes under the command ot General James
H. O'Delrne will take place anti In the even-
lug a great demonstration will be held In
Carnegie musIc hmahh . al which time tolowlng
speakers will make addresses , Mayor Strong
presidIng : Mgr. Satol , Archbishop Corrigan ,
ex-Postmaster General James , Commissioner
Roosevelt ot the police board , Commissioner
Murray of the excise board Senator O'StmliI-
van , Victor Dowln . He\ Waler Elliott anti
11ev. James Iii. Cleary presIdent ot the
tmniorm . The busIness sessions ot tIme
Inlon. tht canyon-
ton will bl resumed on Thursday and will
be continued through Friday.
- - -
.JUnC IJX' IX A FAMOUS C.\Sr.
CIIH.rlll ) IIIIA I fll/ltOl 'h'n Ices I'
.
: . , , 'i'uurii II thc SIII" ' ' ' Ciii , it .
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 4.-The supreme
court has handed down Its long delayed do-
clslon In the fatuous suit ot M. W Fox
against the Hale & Norcross lnlng company -
pany , the Nevada Mill all Mining company ,
H. M. Levy , Aphonsa ! Hayward and others.
The judgment at Judge Hebbard In the lower
court was In part alrmCI and In part re
verseti. The decision oC the supreme court
has been awaIted with much publc Interest
for more than two years. Fox , ns a stockholder -
holder In the hale & Norcross company ,
began his tamous summit on October 4 , 1800.
The trial before Judge Hebbard was begun
No.ember 18 , J8n , but It was nol until
Slay . 1802 , that the great case was sub-
mlted for decision. In June Judge Hebbard
rendered his sensational judgment for more
than $1,000.000 In favor ot Fox and the
other stockholders and against the defendants -
ants as damages for the frauds complained at
by I"ox.
'he fndln s at time trial jUdge were ot a
most sensational character. H. M. Levy ,
president at the mining company , Alvin Hay-
wanl and W. S. Hobart were round to have
been parties to a fraudulent conspiracy to
rob the mine through manlpuatlon ] ot its ore
In the Nevada and lexlcan mils , which the
conspirators controlleti. The JUdgment ran
for the full amount at $1.001,83 against
Levy Hnywarl , Hobart and the Ne.alla Mill
and Ining comnpaimy The other director
at time mine were round oC
1l gUity negligence
and Judgment for amounts
aggregating $300-
000 was entered against thmern
Under the decision ot time supreme court
the amounts are greatly changed , anti some
ot the detendants' Judgments art wiped out
entirely. As to Hayward and Lew' the
judgment stands for $210,197.50 . The Nevada
Mil and Mining company Is let out ns having
never been properly served. The negligent
directors are also acquitted at responsibility.
The amount ot damage sustained by reaoon
ot Improper milling at the ores was left to
be determlnfd on another trial subject to
decisions contalnel In the opinion
htimums JI. n Cy'Ioumi' .
On the stroke at 6:12 : o'coclt ] every evening ,
says the New York Sums there puls out oC
the Jersey Central station In Jersey City a
new and huge locomotive whIch can run a
mile In thirty-six seconds. This monster
arouses such interest ( In all who catch a
glimpse ot It that every e.enlng I crowd oC
men and women-passengers by time 'arlous
outgoing tralns-galher arounll It and gaze on
It with amazement Even tIme engineers and
fremen from other trans shol an unusual
Interest In I.
Thp engine Is No. 385 , and was bui by the
BaldwIn Locomotive cOlpan ) . ot I'hldelphl :
for the Philadelphia & . under
Phiadelphia Hladln ; contract -
tract to make lhe run tram Camden 10 At-
lantc City , ninety miles . In ninety minutes.
I Is running tempornrly on time Royal Blue
line to IhlnMlphla to get ready for service.
I Is a compound engine built on the I nglsh
momlel wIth a small smokestack , and Is the
only locomotl.e ot the kind II existence. In
its general appearance I impresses one aM
being much larger that I really Is. I Is
higher than the ordinary locomotive , but hy
actual measurement It Is one Inch less In
length than engines ot the biggest type In
use The drIving wheels are time central
teature. There are two instead ! ot tour ns Is
the rule on other passenger engines. In-
stead at being at the back they arc In the
mldlle , and directly under the cab. They
are seven feet high.
The engine Is equipped with a Wooster
firebox and burns very fine huclwheJ coal
I 1M run tinder 200 pounds steam pressure
and uses the steam twice for hllh amid , lol I
pressure , which Insures a caving ot fuel and I
water. I
ThIs locomotive Is expected to revolutionize
raIlroad transportation. and its trIal trips
are beIng w.ltehed wIth a great deal ot Interest -
terest by ralr.l . men.
, \\fll 1"\1.11101 t fl'OI Ouit . SI"I.
As time principal sqimatiromi circled around
us , says a Chinese mmaval conimmuamimler 1mm time
Century , time raumge varied from 2,800 mneters
( nearly two mmmihes ) to perhaps 1.000 , at timiutim
even less. At about S o'clock time Mataushoimna
closed upoms time Cimen Yucn to about 1.700
tnoters and we fIred at her , fronu one of our I
12.2-Irucim guilt a steel muimell of 5 calibers' ( flx
12.2 Inches ) lengtim , imavumig a hmuratimmg charge I
of nearly nhumety imounmis of huowuler. Time
Japanese flag-ship was struck by this hmuis.
silo , anti as a bumrct of flame arose from her ,
followed by a great cloud of i'imte itmmiolco , hiding -
ing hmer entIrely from view. our gums's crew
yelled their satisfaction , Thus shell indeed
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wrought frightful Imavoc. irromos the Japanesa
report it totally dIsabled time big 13-inch Ca. I
net gulls and swept time deckit , Several
charges of lewder for this gun had beei
maased On deck Anti these , explothing , gave time
gtmnmiera a trtma "imoist with their owmi letard , "
hly this one shell forty-nipe omers and omen
wore Instantly killed and over fifty wountleti ;
the gunnery lieutenant was blowms into time
sea , his cap anti telescope being eli traca of
hint over bun. ! on time chip.
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( tt'rtIu' Auuuli'rs.mn's ( ' , , ll'gul siuuul
i4tuiult iht'mirt.
In a smith , umnllaillteti imeuse , tmtmsoimg time
Pine trees near the fiismnai itwamsip , which
stretches across the country' front ( irminml
ltapitimi , Mich. , ahmstost to Dimiuthi , lives little
( lertie Antiersomm , 7 years old , hitr father is
a laborer in tin iron amine , where lie corns
possibly $1.25 a day ,
The story of Gertio'mi bravery was related
in brief by time press a few days ago , hien a
telegrumumo from Grand Itmipitimi told that she
humid sayeti a passenger ( cciii , which was
plmmngng ! forward to certain disaster , The
track , over which had just pissed a speclal
train carrying a party of railway oihlcials ,
imaul sunk cut of sight 1mm a amumekeg , or sub.
terranenn lake , of wlmicim thor. ' are several
along limo line of time Iumluth ) , tlississippl &
Northmermo road , Imetwcems Granml ltaplds amid
Dmmluthi. haul it mint been for hmer cool head
and etrong little imady every liassemmger cii
limo tralmm is'ouiti have goime to death , for time
simmk hole which had swallowed time track
was hidden beimimod a curve in time tracks
and no power on earth coulml have mitoppod
the traimm LntImmoo to save it after it had arrived -
rived in sight of the deatlm trap.
Simmco Sunday , the 1 lIlt inst. , the child humus
been time recipiemit of no enti of attentions and
mooney , amid iresents lmave beets showered
upon her. Simo is hmatpy to thmimmk that she
ii'as the means of savimmg hmunmtun lives and
equally as lmappy over being able with some
of thai money which lmmms beemi given her to
buy some new clothes , a brand new , real
anti truly doll , one timat shuts Its eyes whom
haiti down , and. a wagon for hmcr little
brother. Gertie , as small as she is , is her
hmiotlmer's hmeiper.
I palti a visit to the Andersomi Imome ,
ii'rites a correspontlent , anti there fcomimd time
whole fammilly in hIgh feather. Thamiks to
his little daughmters bravery , Mr. Antierson ,
who is a fairl well cducateml man , imas been
offered a position with the Duluth , Mismilmis-
ippi & Northern railroad at Iuluth at a
salary of $65 per montbm and Ime was at hmonme
for the pum'poso of telling his wife the good
news. The mother was busy preparing time
mnldday hmieal and lmolplng her was lithe
Genie , clasping 1mm one arm imer precioims now
doll. The lIttle one-the baby-was hmavimmg
150 enti of fun with lila sister's discarded
rag deli and was thisputimig its pOsseastoti with
a water spaniel pmmppy.
"It was a bhesseth day for us when Gortia
stopped thmo traimu , " said time mother , Imaus-
lng in her work anti patting the soft , smmnny
hair of her daughter. "I have wished to
leave the iron district here , but no other
work seenoed open to Ilermmoanmm , so we
stayed. Now we will move to Duluth ,
where hlcrmnann imas been offeremi a good
Place amid m'imero Gertio can go to schmool-
she needs it badly enoumgim , poor clmlld. Of
course I ant proud of her-wima wotmldtm't
be-for not every little girl wommlti ho brave
cnotmghm to do as sue did. But we have ci-
ways lived near the tracks , you know , so
time chmiimlrcn are not afraid of time traIns.
And I have told imer how damigerous are time
sivamnpy Idaces around lucre and cautioned
her never to go near them. so when site
saw time track dIsappear and time water begin -
gin to conic iii ) she know that the passenger
traimi would ascot time very fate I had so
often warned her about unless It was stopped
before It came to the bemmd in t0 rood. "
While limo mother was speakimmg Omortle
listened attentively , lmor sweet lIttle face
as reti as time dress site wore , as red as time
painted cheeks of liar doll. Shuo was not iii
at ease , larticmmharly , nor was hmo forward
amid when asked to tell her story did so in
a cimarnslngly simple mnanner. Site lived over
again the excitemomit thmrougim which site Imami
passed anti omuce aimsoost dropped her doll
while makimsg mimi expressive little gesture.
" \'hy , ' ' itaiti time child , "I was Jess pickirs'
berries dowmi tim' track a wayc , ivimere they
alimma grow hlmick , an' wasn't tlmiumitin' of
nothilim' . Then a train caine alommg. I knew
it was too early for lii' reg'lar tralum , so I
jess stood an' watcheti It. Whmere I
was on a kinder little bank , little ways fromis
time track , which rummms over th' niarsh there.
Tb' groumnti looked all daney like ou'memi th'
train was agoin' over , an' Jess as soon as
it'd gone tim' track got all dancy , too , an'
then it went away. W'ater began to comne up
cli 'rotmntl It , an 'In jesa a mmoinuto there was
a bIg lake 'bout-'bout-ohm , as far as fromn
here to that tree , " pointing to a pine tree
150 feet away , " 'bout that big.
"I was awfuly scared to see It , for my
mamma had tol' nsa thuat the swampy places
was had for misc , where little girls ovouitl got
hmtmrteti it they dimltm't keep away , an' I was
agoin' to run right homne with may berries
when I heard time reg'lar traimm a-cousin' .
That musamla rmoe worse scared titan ever , fur I
knew if tim' swampy places was bad for me
timey was bad. for tim' train. So I jess
dropped my basket of berries an' run as hard
as I could down thi track. My papa was
at the mine an' I wanted lolnu. Jess then
tim' traIn whistled an' I knew It was coin'
to get hurled unless it was stopped , so I josmi
jumped rlgimt out on tim' track amid waved
nsy ol' sunbominet jess as hard as ever I
could.
"The man in the train blew a whistle lots
an' tii' train stopped rigimt near mae. I
wasn't scared tIll it stopped , tin' then I
wanted to cry. Th' niams wimo got off tim'
train first kissed nue jess as nice as soon's
he saw tim' water , an' then lots of people
kissed me an' called mc : good little girl.
One man jess cried , an' look svhmat lie gave
Ins , " and the cimilti ran to thmo big box wimichm
aerved as a bureau anti brought back two
$20 gold pieces , whmichs she proudly exhibited ,
"Oh , an' I got lots mnore , too , " comotinuem.l the
child , "only I gave it to umanmnma to keep for
misc. 'cept wimat site spent for lily new clothes ,
an' bought mae a real doll an' my little
brothmer a waggln. "
Then the lIttle wonsan turned to her
brotimer , a chubby little fehioof 3 or I years ,
anti sent Imim off hmustilmog for his wagon. A
request for a iticture of Gertie was answememl
by imor muotimor with time statememmt that imer
picture ima'i hover been taken. So I took the
child to the village "tin-type gallery. " Sue
Watchmemi tIme arrangements for takimmg humor
p'cture ' with opan-eymimi astomoisimmnemot. Site
was a bit frighmtenod , too. Her big blue
eyes wore a troublemi look as site was told to
stand perfectly still , anti her fat little honmis
were stuck out so that her flagons looketi
111cc mniumlature clotimesplmms. Just before all
u-as ready Gertie gave a gaap , pushed Imer
battered straw hat back on her head mmd as-
suimmed a hook of vast solemnity.
To say that the child was flehighmtcti wimen
she saw time likeness of herself is drawing It
very mildly. Site wait in time seventh
heaven of happiness amid cotmhml scarcely be
restralneti fromsi bolting lmome at once to show
time ivontlerfuml iticturo to imer mother. An
attempt was undo to take a seconmi picture ,
but time child was so excited timat sime cuuimi
not stand athil for a second , anmi the aeconml
tintype hooked like a lot of cimiidren emigagetl
In a wrestling mssatchm.
On time way imomne acrue ltivlted hmer caller
to remain at the imcmtmse for a whole week.
pronuising to show huimu where time berries
grew tile timlckest anmi to let imimu play with
her doll is'imen sime was mmot. usimo ; it ,
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hiu\ ) ' Ilitit :11111061 : : iIh3'htIly ) can
IittV ( ' a 1i1:1111) Ill limit liotist'-
] astvi'i1 iumutd Pimihie , I'cttcr '
timuii iliiyltdy ) ) 'l4u scll , cmiii'
ih'lt't ) 1'i5 , iithm $13 u1o'it ; ; iut
$8 a Ilictlhtil ,
0 A. 1IOSl'I , Jr.
( Music nsi.1 Art.
1513 DouiaJ.
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POLICE WTATCII ill E SALOONS
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Now York's ' Thirsty Citizens Must Remain
Sober on Sunday.
REFORM ADMINISTRATION AT WORK
OhIi'r Suumuumuer 'I'i'mil I h ii vemu is ii. Pri.
Suite Club Su'hii'uii. i , ' 'imk'ii itu
hiftili's ftc . .t'uilit flue
I I iii ha r ra ss mum i' itt.
NE'OltK , Aug. 1.-Time reformmi police
atlnuinistratlea enforced another dry Sumitiay
iii the muotropohls today. Many hmatroimmuon
nero 0mm duty iii citizemma' clothes to watch
time sahoomms , ammti they haul the tussistanco
of nmemmotjers of the City Vigilance league , who
are opposed to violatloms ,
Actimmg Chief Commhimi said tonight that ho
haul travcletl abotmt thto city consitlerabhe anti
felt gratiilemi at time success of hits cammilmaign ,
Altlmoumghi time saloomos vere aiutmt imp pretty
tight to all outsiders , it was apparent thmat
mnammy of them were tioing bumulmiess in a
quiet ray ovith timelr friemsds , Acting Chief
Conlin admmilttetl thitit l Is mimi Impossibility'
to stop the sale of liquor ito every section
of time loan whmemm it is POssible for a saloon
keeper to supply time tenants in the hiuiltiing
In which his Imiace is situmateul ,
'Wiiero there is a themand , " saiti the acting -
ing chief , "there Is likely' to be a stmpply
somsuewimere , it Is a fact thmat proprietors of
liquor stores whmo violated the liquor Jw _
were more ivary tlman ever before , ammd that
timey umianifestoul a wholesome dread of the
citizen spies. Thmoy would take no cimamuces
kmmowimmgiy , anti were too sharli to adnsit
stratmgers to their saloons , no matter how
immnocemot time would-be customiiers appeared ,
"Fc'ui' drunken mmmcmi were soon about tiuo
streets , ammd thoU comiceahimig basket was not
nearly so cemnnuen as oa precedirmg days.
Timti tmmiiqtme organization known as time
Girder club , auth fathered by Oliver Sumner
Teahi , ivas elIcited for time first tinme , and
tmuwy hiaul time umonoimmal dues for hmmcmnberslmlp
amumi luartook of liquor rcfrcshmtsemots there.
Aitlmotmghm time Police lied not flttemiiimtfti to
imiterfero i'itis the institutIon , there seemmieti
to be a feehimig of imneasimmess over a rummior
that there i'as a PoSsibility timat Captain
1'Ickett would imsako a visit. lioth Mr. Teal
amoul his lawyer \u'cre onilmimatic In saying timmut
it was aot in time itrovince of the police to
chose . themn. As Toahi said , the Girder club
i.as not ou'gammizcd solely for time pumrposo of
simpluhylmog drimmks to those whose luositiommit
Imrohilblt theimm frommi lmartaking of the Pm'ivl-
logos opemi to mnenmbers of larger climbs.
There ivere feattmres , stmcim as mihscounts foi'
mnemmuberz at time stores of tradesmmoemi , dis-
cotmnts being 10 per cent on all ilurcimases.
"Our object is also to pronioto social in.
terest ammmommg its memmmhers , " mualti Mr. Teahl ,
"amid for tIme encouragemtsemmt of tmuimsical anti
dratmiatic art. It lies time samue right to
grant to its members all privileges which
tmeiomog to all properiy organuized chubs. "
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Stuuhu h'iumuls of 'I'Imoiughuf ,
Deroit Free I'ress : A woman thInks of *
mitan ; a mmian tluimmk for a ivomnan ,
Music imaints rainbow lImits out time heart.
LIberty anti justice are represemmted as
\vommlemm , because mmiemm love liberty anti justice ,
\Vlmon a young mmmaim btmrmms time caidle at
both entis , suummcbody else hmas to pay for
time candle.
Rest Is an expensive luxury to most
pcopl to.
A kiss to a wommsan is a semmtlmnent ; it Is
merely amm incithent to a man.
Amumbition is the murderer of rumaukind's
peace ,
CharIty should not be an impulse , but a
pci mmeipie.
Pure Blood
, : s tloo seciLof time restoration to 1iealt
which hood's Sarsaparihla gives.
, "It gives me
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perIls. It lies cured
mo of many coin-
51,1 pinhits , and puxr-
, tied my blood. I
1 waa troubled with
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my. liver , imad hip
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Ing of may ankles' .
For a hong tlmno I
had to walk with a
cane , For several
years I woagradual-
breaking down. I had the grip in a.
severe form. I procured six bottles of r
Hood's Sarsaarllia aisti it built one up ,
My recovery iowa to Hood's Saraaparhiia.
All my Ills have gone and I feel like a
. I sheen vehlandcatheartll Pt
stew person.
Mns. CotulLora'a' : kELLY , ilaywards , & .
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is time only trite blood purifier pronml000t _
ly in tIme Pimblio eye today , J.'ry It.
Hood's piIlsr0 habItual contlpa.
tints. 1'ric23c , par box.
tORRLiARDt. .
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PLEASES EVERY TASTE
It is by far the most dehiciouma Chew-
j Tobaccosande.
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- i.omnetimtmemt needs a reliabha
r mtmomuthiy regulating mmmt'tiiciuta , ,
' DR , PEAL'S
' . PENNYROYAL pILLS ,
A" : , proutupt. saftu anti certain In renmlt. Time eutu-
lao ( tic i'eal's ) utum'ertihtatmrnitmt t.ntanywnerus ,
31.0th. Shermean & McCnnneil Drug Co. , ias
Dodeestreet. Omumima. Nab.
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Notice Is hereby givomm that muemumuti lmroPos-
ala viii be received by the beard of directors
or time 1,1111mm Ii ri aiomm ( district of Custer
cunty , Nebraska , Lit timeir oihhc'e Ut time ASlit
sc'imool house , in caid district , UI ) Co 2 o'clock
p. iii. of hhm iStim tic ) ' of August , iS95 , for
gm3,000 ( SC tiuq bontlit Ismtumeti by suiti irriga.
lion distm'ict , $25V0 of itmmimi huoisti h'ming In
bomuda of $500 eacit tmmmd $7,0C of said t'onds
I. , iug In ttOlmtiit of lU4) e'aehm. All of mcciii
bmoImd , lrmiwiuug intem'taut lit time rate of 6 per
It
cent imur annum , lua'aiule wt'rnh'ammnumally ,
'rime imrioeiiui multi interest of saimi buitii '
hmnymiblO nit limo oiihce of the Suite treasurer
01' tIme , state' u-ut Nu'bt'aIca , hlma timid auiiotlflt
reunmu I ml I ni. di me of atm I'I bonus paymi ititi In
twemit ) ' (2.i ( ) years ( roam theIr ilate , sail ijomidmi
PaYtihiut in Inimitmilhimmuonls mmfter term ysartu from
Itch' dm110 , 'run board or dlrertor'u u''curvo
limo rlgimt U ) reject univ ani mill imitis. Ad.
dress till bids tA P. J. . Metcalf , See. , Lit
\'tilwortim , ( 'usher count ) ' , Neitroska ,
ilyorder of time board of directors. nmaae
lImits dti ) of July , itoa.
H 1' , GATES , Prozitiet ,
. METCALJ" ,
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