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A FLAT HOUSE FIREt

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Firemen andPolice Carry Women andChildren from a Tenement in Second

J Avenue When a Blaze Was Spread ¬

ing with Astonishing Rapidity

Between thirty and forty women and children were carried down lad

jcrs and fire escapes out of the burning sixstory flat house Nos 17161718 and 1720 Second avenue by policemen and firemen this afternoonThere were many narrow escapes but fortunately no one was injuredsave for the evil effects suffered from inhaling the stiffling smoke

1 The building stands at the northeast corner of Second avenue andI

Eightyninth street There are stores on the ground floor and fortyfive I

apartments on the five upper floors At 2 oclock this afternoon tfiere wasnot a man in the building above the ground floor but there were womenand children too small to be In school in almost every apartment

The fire originated In the basement of Xo 1718 and worked out Into abig alrshaft It happened that none of thfl women In the house nern Inrooms opening on this shnft and the tire was not discovered until It had

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worked Its WilY clear to the roof II

There It mushroomed spreading Into all the fipartmenta on the lopi floor of No 1718 and working through tho walls to tho top floor apartments

of the other two houaw Coincident with the npread of the fire the roomsj l1oer the ho ise were Oiled with smoke and the women becnroc panic5 stricken

f Roundsman Kaiiff and Policemen Connelly and Reagan of thn KantEightyeighth street station nero passing the house when tho first alarmwns given They knew that the building was probably full or holpleuowomen and little children and lost no time In making thfllr way up 1hestairs each of them taking one of tho houses

i They assisted the terrified women and children to Uio stairs on tht-f lower l1 but when they got to the roof they found their work cut out I

for them because tho fire and smoke had become alarmlnc Tt won Impos-qtble to go through the halls Mil recourse was had to tho firecscapoi

On tho top floor of No 1718 a Mrs Martin was found unconscious In I

the kitchen of her flat with five little children huddlod around her TimIwllcemen and members of flic truck No 13 carried them out to the rtrce cnp landing on tha Second avenue slrto and lowed thorn to th stiootOn the top floor of No 1720 was found ft Mrs Komst hysterical and Iltielcfber mothorlnlaw overcome by smoke nnd thoe children panlrstricken Thny wpro got to the street with dufflcum lccatiso the flrc

Ps by thlR tlno were cluttered with telHnlll hOllebohl goods flrmen alifire apparatusfvj 0 A Mrs Drsllor who veil on tho second lloor or No 1716 outcot oftho building all right but nhon sho rcachf the rort reraembprpd thatshe had JoJt her pet CRt behind She rottaned for U

f Went Mcapath of No 22 Bnglnp aw licr enter the bulldlni and followed her Ho lost her In the nmoln nnrt Marehrd through tho nnnrtmomHfinally coming upon hor In a room on the second lloor uncuuriou thestairsfloor The CM was sato In Her arm and McOrath carrier both down

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The big building was completely Rutted and many of the lennlsespeclRllyof dead

those on the upper floors lost ovprytblng they had A bakelflIcanary birds thouBhMgrVSnS and don 1 gathored 111 hthe firemen In their tour after Ihn flrf nK exUuullhlll

POOL ROOMD JDNCH IN STOCK EXCHANGE

j1Tho brokers on the curli market arenot hp oily men In Wall street whofme taken nn Inteipst In Hie niclng nt-

tlif Aqurdiict track since the raclncjcann nprncd There wa n Rpnfml

r pool formed bv some of Ihn rurb mennnil thej mad a blp wlnnlnc at TO to lJcsleiday liut the curli In not theJinU inarKet that Hie l0okmnlirrn haxo-Bot liiislneHii In A number of liooK-nmker hne been ReltlnR bn lnr nfrom om of tin brokers on the Tllt-cUoanl Itccir-I It I Julie llkelv that thn Gnxrrnnrof th New Ygrlt Stock KirhaiiBo noulrl-Xrownil hard upon this form of gnmblln-amij rhups Iliej nmy have tholr ui-a

TIOUTNfY PLAYED-

ROCKEFELLER

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1 The Tip That Failed a Wall streetj

i jama with John D Rockefeller Jrmentioned In the cut nnd a member of

fjii his Bible class as n Bteerer In theffty game was rehearsed In Justice Kel

< f togga branch of the Supreme Court Inijjti Brooklyn today The comeons of

I course had planned to get back whatt I they Iwt through tho bad tip

George Doutney sued Ujdney C Lovoand Frederick Swift brokers for HJ-MO which he paid he liad lost throughj their firm In speculating in Wabash

I tockThe brokers retaliated through a

iJ counter suit for J1355 which thyi claimed woe the amount of margins

Dyer the roM which Douuiey Jiaafailed to pa

U I The itory went on record that J P-

BawlcyI4 Is a friend of John D Rocke-feller

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jr and a member of his illble-elaas1i Witness Love continued

Rawley had lunch with Mr Rocke-feller

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l one day and Informed Doutney-plater that Mr Rockefeller had Intimat-

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to him that there was somethingj

It doing in WabdKh that the stock wasbound to go up very soon

kf On this tip Doutney wa advised tot get aboard and he came to us He-

i i Slut up WWO tn cosh and bout HIJi > > f OO1Ii collateral Wabash went down

Ill t i r sla tad of up It went down so farij of the margins were wiped out

J r iIlndJdr Doutney still owes us tl3i forI r cUUttonal margins before he discoveredft 1f1 t that the tip ha had received throught HocJicf ller friend waa all to the

f tedi i1f Th Jury thought over tho matter for4i >

In hour and then decided that Doutney-vsTiould have lost what he did In back

euch Information Not only thatMl lVut they ordered Doutney to pay thetlt tfendanu the tltSS with accrued In

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lenJon rlllled 10 II hUI Ih r all nla litII tallc tol1a by ahocked brokeillhnlll Ih Irepnrf of booklllalcurlifthlo Ihe Slunk IIIExchan << tu1ldln It1111 It Is anld thAtI aevenl men IIconwl1 118 mllker at hand booka hanbolII cnl red the now treet corridorof the htork Exchange to serhers on tho floor and one man noticed

Oell rift pUt down ln hall an hourjust hcforn noon todayrMh IV0 rUl ° f tho PxchAn Ii as Is that P entl II hookmnkfr Irom makinII A bUllneu call IIn I1tmber of the Exchallho nn enlrr Ihu rrglllnr tluppoedly

Ill1Ilhru an nd In hlaI card In Ih r nnd car till the rn mbormm

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TO THE GALLOWS

CHICAGO April SI A desperado tothe list Peter Nledcrmeler the Ort ofthe throe boy bandlta 10 b hanged todaj died with curses on his lips Hand-cuffed und with hIs leg e Becur lystrapped h WM seated In a chslr onthe trap and the rope adjusted abouthis neck When tile trap was sprung hedropped with the chair and It wa tweuity minutes before the surgeons wouldpermit his body to be cut dunUustav Marx waa the next to Bo Heaa weak but met death ganjely nn-parentlj derhlng consolation from theprayer of a priest who accompaniedhim to the scaffold Youn Harvey VanDine waa alsd accompWd by a prietheand U Ibo cap WU put ovor hIs hwlth praer Lhat hud beenS aTw alnce

day NOhll profIlf ot-

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V01 Mil authoritlei expectedwould have trouble withIedrmeler and ht didthcm Ua 1UI ullen and Waanhtmou

nil morning and mnUe aarClIstio refercnces 10 M execution when the 8h Mlffentered his cell lo read the dealh Wwrant Derore tho reading wiu concludedXn dcnelr tho documentIhe hands 01 the 8hwlfr and stucltIt In hll pocket

Although th surneonii al his neckwas broken 1111 the belief of the Uyapectntora thaf he strangled to doathTbere ere ve moempnts ofvi body lor ltteen mlnutu after thronp tI htnellWhen u drop tell the hroud aboutbody fell apart and tothe onlooker was rvealed the horrify

Inll stniKclcs of the manAlthourli the trnp waa inrunc nn

Nledermeler at 10 83 It wna 111S oclookbefore Marx appeared making icappnaet to a litany by theHe was Bent throuah tho trapat 1117 lila neck was andparentlv he suffered anVoung Van Din whose mother didnot relax her effort to bar the Goyrnor Intervene until the lut minutewa the lut of the trio to goVan Din waa hanged at 11

and Ills execution IVM without partlculliir Incident

lyflerriieTer who ncDeored on thiuhlrt nlftrnut wen a rwdroene looked about andt ene at theomcla eta lIJna m-

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BROOKL VNS 6-

BOSTONS2

Ned Hanlons Trolley Dodgers

Obtain Ample Revenge forTheir Defeat in the FirstGame of the Series

TOOK AN EARLY LEAD

AND HELD IT TO THE END

Weather Still Too Cold for Per ¬

fect Ball and a Small CrowdTurns Out to See theGame

BATTING ORDER

Boston BrooklynGeler of bTenny Ib Bhwkard Ifn lehant Jb Iumley rfAbbatlrrhlo tf nohbs cfCooley If nabb sItaymer 2b Doric JhCiumell rf McCormlfk Ib

c Hergen cirislier p Jnnp p

Bptolal lo Th Bvenlni WorldBOSTON BALI PARK April 22Ned Hanlon wearing a smile

shook hands with nucktnburger In thadressing room of the players this after-noon and congratulated him on his luckIn pulling off the rune yesterday hutIt could be eMn that Huck did notbilUv what Hanlon slid It wan aease of luck with YOU yoKUrday saidHanlon but Buck laughed and saidIt wns merit nnd nothing eII

A nlcn box of iierf clos that we getthe game thin itftnrnoon ald Hanlon

Its a go said Uuek-Th gates to the gioundj were thrown

open at 2 oclock but the old timecrowd that tmiMlj I n tn In the nar-row

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a < ixKitwny buying tlckctn wa rm-pJoiiom hv HB nhfenrr The nrtlclc of

bnll put uj vrtPiln hy UrmIJtrn-itnmim tlittm In tile inlniln of tho oid-Nntlotwl I nni Ptnnilliys i O K

Ilrnt InningSttung bunttil to rttc anti aithrown out nl IIraL Hhknrj uJl HIPnn ttif n for Itamo Liinlny r tup n high tty for Triiny V I RINVOelir out Jnn n In bovli-

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In Illmle n > ltl liant piu sII to r obrn NO WKf-irranil Innlna

Ihhi mint rout Delehanti to Vfnnf rnhh went out on R uroimder 10IVnnM i rlc of nr t Fl her cwrilnc1h It IIoyle will crd McCormUlthit afc to Cllnllrll fumhllnwJiff ormlck sot to contl IliTcen hitIt lUIH frorlmr UnMf lOud htormlrkIml nlli h tI Illo III TpnnpHlIHConlev foulnd tn prJlrn llit to left Shmrt mnldns thl BreiT

p l oilch sn nn the Kimmli In yenr-nSiili1 filII Slrl orrnlll to Doyl NO

Third Iniiluvf-itrang fouled out tn DM flheckardtannd luml w nl nut on ahllth ny-

Cannell10 nllnrll O RtJ S

hit oafp to c ntr and wasthrown It In nil nttempt to 111oond Inrati rtruck out FlehwIh IlInlllf 011 n out nabb toI InI NOFourth Inulnir

Dibbs nlnrcrt n nln Ingle betweenIjfht and centre llabb fanned andl > obb WM thrown out nt Hecond tryIIIK to steal Uovlo nnlkcd McCor-inlrk KOlng out navmsr to Tenney NOI i IS H

aeler hit to Dovlo and was liMeTenny hit to Strati ralrhlng O ler nt-etoiid T nnv beJnfr dnfr at Mal Del

then went out McConn Ink to DoyleCoolex hit rutt vcorlnic T nny >1111 out to fitmiiK ONK HtN-

rllth InnlnwDeolren fouled out to Moran and ajl

Jones did wa to give an easv nr forI ooliv Strane walked and 8hckard

TIM out to Coolry NO ntNSI Haymer went out McCormlck toipmlc Cnnnflll wnu < e and lBfI

doubled on Mlrnna grounder to Mr-I formlrk hnnrtlwl nt second bv Strang

NO HUNSftlxtli Innlnnc

I Imulrv walked Dobbs t a Mow oneI lo Tennpy who threw to second but

illil not Kel Timlfy Dobbs reachingllrat Habb hit to Del the bajies

I Doyle lilt to Fisher who threw Dobbsout nt neconfl Luinley scoring Dole

if out at llrdt IUI Pill n 1

hU Mfely nd stole pfIC ond nergen-nied out to Rayroer TWO RUNSI rither went out MrCormUk to DoyleO> lei gai Sheokard an nisv fly outind Tenn closed the Innlns golnpr outnabb to Dovle NO IIINB-

Se > cnUi InningJones went out RII >Tner to Tnn-

Ptrang>

hlti n hard on to FUher andreached flrat and stole M cond Bheckard trOt a pass Uimlov hit to Raymwwho fumbled fllllnK the b sM Dobbshit to Fluher forcing Jones at platellabb vent A saf one to left scoringShrckard and tumlev Dobb < waanailed nt thlnl TWO RUNB-

Dal put up a fly to McCormickCooley hit to Doyle und wa outAbby hit one in front of the plute

for ncrgen nml rcarhed flrit Raymerhit lIre Cannell filed out lo DobbsNO RUNS

Jhtbth InnlntrDole hit a hot one to pel and

reached flrst McCormlck hit to lUy-mei forcing Dojln and comolUng ndoiibli piny n rgnil hit to Kluher andnnsi info but unit later outwhen Jones hit to Del forcing Hcr-K n at second NO nl S

Moron filed out to Dobbs and Shrekard took n long II r from FI liPr butOeler rappod out n tw olngser Tennyfollowed with n Bale onn to rightOrter ccorlng Del went out Mc-

Cormick¬

to Do > le ONE RUNMntb InnIng

Slrantr hit ynfe and Sheokard tiled nutto Geler Iumlny hit to Raym foreIDR Strang M second Dobln nied outto Rnvmer NO RUNB-

Coolev fouled out to Bergen Abbygave Sheclrerd a fly Rnymar clotMthe game bv a fly to Bheckard NO-IUNS

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A Nice

Little Dish of

GrapeNuts-and Cream

Toothsomeand OflicioBs

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JAP COLUMN WIPEDOUT IN YALU BATTLE

Port Arthur Reports the Complete Destructionof a Force of the Mikados Troops

by the Russian Forces

LONDON April 22 740 P MA despatch to the Central News

from Port Arthur says news has been received there of the complete de ¬

struction of a Japanese column on the Yalu River No details it is added

were ohfninaableST PETERSBURG April 22730 P MThe state of siege has

been extended to all the towns adjacent to the Siberian Railroad

VICTORIES FORLOCAL TEAMSContinued from First Page

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GIANTS VS PHILLIES-

nln batters and allowing but live hlteDevlin ma49 the flrst home run of thf-

taon pending In three Olanta who oc-

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the slabs ahead of him In thefourth Inning t-

Iilnt InnliiRThorn succumbed to Taylors bend ¬

ers QlMuon could tot d6 any betterWolvmon took a wayward ihoot In theribs and wns trrt to drat Hn was n-

ay out trying to iileal on Warnerthrow to Dahlen NO RUNS

Browne wa safe at flriit on Hill afumble DMiln hit to Brockcnrldgeand both runners were cafe on Huls-wltts muff Browne wa caught napplntt on Doolns swift ton to Hulawttt MoOann singled and Devlinreached third Mtrtcna rap to Brackresulted in Devlin being run down be-

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third mid horn The batterreached second on the play MoCormlckwas lilt with a oltched hall Dahlen-im forcing In McOann Hallmuffed Donma throw to catch Dahlennff first < nil Mcrtcn raced homeDunn out on strike TWO RUNS

Soconil Innlnir I

Titus nan TAjlorn third strikeoutvictim on i caromed rafelroff T lors mitt Warner1 throw in-

alili retired him on a purloinIng ex-pedition

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Hull fanned NO JUNB-lirccli threw out AWmii Ti lor cntI a liner Mrolffht Into Hul nltt handsJjwne fanned out NO HUNS

Third Innlnir-lltilwltlI clniibiod Uooln sent a long

fb tn lUOimltl nnd Hulnwltt cAniohume liicleiiililce Mnslrd J homnr-wrr iif on Punns fiimblr Olrnjonfinned Wolvtrtoi also perished onmill PS OM HlV-

Ditlvlii ill ex n IIIM and olole uptond-MiCiiinn died on ngroundtr to Glnifin-Meiti i lll 10 Thomas and Devlin-icoreil Olnaaon throw out Mclor-mlrli OX IlLN

Fourth Iniilntr-itus rclvod pnr Harry drove

t nilln fir Ivo Inms Hulln v1bi rt to litt c litre uroillu Tllimmil linirv Devlin tlncw nut HuNwitt-Dihlrn cipturcd l ooln r r ind nou111 il im Hnll nt third TVO KtNB-

Dahlon w ilkn Dunn wan al o-

fior il hv the ijltcher Warners buntvrts Intended for a nacrltlc hilt nn-fffnrt in rnlcli Dnhlen at third failedmitl tho bnsr ir Hlrd Talor foulflv fell In Halls mitt llrownr put n-

foll for Volverton Devlin drove tn-

baJl under lion rottH In left centro-cloarlng the hase and maklnc the cir-cuit

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hlnm lf MrGnnn was hit with apitched bull Brack tos eU out MertM

RtNPrtrth tnnlnc-

Brack dlnl nn striken Thomi huntedand Wainer tJirw him out Olouson-groundrd to McO inn and riled Ta > lor-tovrlnB flrst NO HlNBO-

Jlcvncm threw out McCormick D hleu heu1 out a hunt He stole secondnnrt went on to third on Doolna wildfllnjr Dunn uliiKlfil to left soorlnDahl n Warnrr lilt to let for n hueJlrRnk Uifw out Taylor Brownewalked Devlin slnglnd nnd Dunn

< ored McGnnn doiiblort ncorlnpWivrner Browne nnd Devlinthen irllMrd Hrnrk nrldge In the boxfor the Phllllen Mertefi wolkfd Mo-rronii itolr tWrd Mertes nnd McOnnn-trlid thfi double stMl trick but Mr-Oann wa out t the plaIt FIVEnUNS

Alxth Innlno-Wolvprton filed to Mertes Titus died

on n grounder to McOann BarryUrollnd Hall rnnned NO RUNS

McCormlrk strurk out Dahlen-walknl Dun i> lnglrd and Dahlen marlthird Dahkn nnd Dunn xeciited adouble ritenl Dahlen ncorlug Wanior-dlnrtfl ejid Dunn cored Warnermad third on lurry wild throw tothe plate Warner tried to com homewhile Iunli held the ball but waatagged bv tho pitcher Lush threwout Taylor TWO RUNS

Bnvnth Innlnir-HulKwltt walked Marahall rnlleved-ortln and Mnick out IuMi died nt-

flrt ThOiiins walked Olcaion liedIn McCornilrk NO RINS-

nrowim hit bv pitched hn11 Devlinsingled and Ilrowna wan caught atJilrd Devlin ftole second McOnnnwalked MwUe etripled scoring Dov-tn and McOann Lush took McCor-

mloke liner and Mertpe wn doubleup at third TWO RUNS

FhfJI Innlnir-Milllran rolloved Taylor In the box

for < he GIants Dhkln ttvrem out Wolvert > n Titus walked Barry fouled toDevlin Hall died at flrat NO nUNS

Dihlin singled Dunn tingled andDahlen mndo third Wnrncr died at-

flr t MllllRan tanned Browne slnu-lscorln Drhlen Devlin 4n 1d seor-

Init Dunn McGann fanned TOlN R

Mnth Innluar-Hul wltt reirhpd second on tcOall

muff of Devlins naOrt Marshall lllfd-

to M Gann Ixwk struck out Thomndie ot flrat NO RUNP

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ed to TVUIlams Thonty filed to FultsNO RUNS

Fourth Innlnv-FuIU fanned Keeler out Klttredre to

Stahl BberfeM Brounded to McCor ¬

mlck NO RUNSSolbach nled to Anderson Stahl out

ChMbro to Ganzel McCormlck to FulteNO RUNS

Fifth InningWllllanu safe McCormlck woa doub ¬

led up on Andersons fly tn HoffmanQanzel rolled to Moran NO RUNS

Cuildy ned to Fultz Hoffman tan ¬

ned Klttredva fouled to Conroy NORUNB

Hlxth InnlnarMcGuIre hit by pitched ball reached

second on Chesbron roller to CniMdvand third on ConroV grounder to MeCortnlck JII scored on Fultss ilnBleto short centre Keeler walked El-

tmrfeld rounded out to Moran ONERUN

Patten out Klberfeld to HanselMoran out Williams to OanzelThoney filed to Gllnnl NO RUNS

Seventh InnlnffWilliams atructc out Anderson aln-

eled Oanzel fouled to Stahl Moflu I re out MoCorralok to Stahl NORUNS

Selbaoh utruck out Suhl fouled toanzel McCornnck walked Caasldyfiled to Williams NO RUNS I

Eighth InningI

Cliesbro won out Cassldv to StahlConroy rounded to McCorrolck Fultz

>eat a hunt and was thrown out byKlttr dge to McCormick NO RUNS

Hoffman poppd lied to WilliamsKlttredge grounded to Conroy PatterHied to Keeler NO RTTNR

Ninth Innlne-KeelerI rincled Elberfeld sncrlficed-

Mrthl to I >att < n WIlRrfms fi cd toMoran Anderson alnsled to left scor-In Kenlor Gnnrel out McCormlck to-

Btlhl ONE RUNMomn out WllltajTii to Oanzel

Thorny out Wllllnm to Ginzel Re-lhi< giounded In Oinzel NO HUNS

Scire lir Innlncm-Hl hl n1 r rs 0 no n n 0WMhlnirloni 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 00-

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NASHVILLE WINNERS

NASHVILLE Tonn April 22 Fol-

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are the winners of the racesrun here today

FIRST RA EriveftlghUn of a mileWon by Oa American 2 to 1 and

oen I Must K 1o 1 for place wa sec-

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Tnimpnnr third Tlmf 1 tt-

BECOND KACKShort Course Wonby Itacattara T to 5 and out Valentine7 to B for nlace was second JackBovd third Tliiitt0

THIRD BACK Won by Driers 2 to 1-

oIlnd 4 to 6 Port Warden 6 to 2 for placewas second Tennesslan thlnl Timeln i

FOURTH RACKOne mile and a six-teenth

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Won bv Christine A 2 to 1

and 1 to 2 Autollght to D for plicewas necond And Pouncll third TimeM I

FIKTH RACK Six and nMhllt fur-longs

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Won bv Toomv Knight X to 1

and 7 to 1 Mp ll > 5 to 1 for place wnr-peOnd Balm of Olleart third Time113

SIXTH RACKFour and a half fur-longs

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Won by Olsean 7 to 10 and 7 to20 Dlxl 2 to 1 for place wan secondVlldo third TJme Ofo

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MRS WILIAMJERVI8 DEADI Mttr

William Jervls net Bcnham of NewYork died here yesterday of pul-monary

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consumption 8be was aev-enty yea of a-

geSOREJANDS

Itching Burning Palms

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Painful Finger EndsShapeless Nails

SORE FEETInflamed Itching Burning

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Sore Tender and

Perspiring

ONE NIGHT TREATMENT

Soak the bands on retiring la a stronghot creamy lather of CuUcnra SoapDry and anoint freely wltb CutlcarOintment the great klD cure and paresof emolent Wea during the nightold or bandageIn old soft cotton or redrongh and chapped hand dry flssnred-ttchlog feverish vritb brittleshapeless nails and painful finger endsthis treatment Is simply wondtrful froquently coring In 1 single application

Complete local and constitutionstreatment for erery hnmour of thekin scalp and blood with losa of hairmay now be hid for one dollar Bathewith hot water and Cntlcuro Soap tocleanse the surface of crusts and scalesand soften the thickened cuticle Drywithout hard robbing and apply Catcnra Ointment freely to allay ItchingIrritation and Inflammation and sootheand heal and lastly take the Catlcura-Reaolrent Pills to cool and cleanse theblood This treatment affords instantrelief permits rot and in theseverest forms Ezma and otheItcblnff bornlugand points to a speedy permanent and

I economical caro of torturing disfigur-ing

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homonrs from pimple to srrotulatom Infancy to aee when

I and the bMt physicians fall

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VomensPatent Leather 35oButton Boots

pairlight welt soles Cubanheelo value 60-

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Gibson Court Blucherand Plain styleo In 350Ideal kid ptent calfRussia calf and vie pairkid value 500 f-

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