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Show 33 w)haii.JSfS&si-- Tnu MORNING HIS BEST STORY THIS TO BE PRINTED IN EXAMINER: r. l OGIEX, r.iNF.MAY UTAH. M01INISG, NATIONAL LEAGUE 11 the:r arriial at Ni Out St Louis. Chicago chut iMt Talk of Sondmg Char-Sr. J,.iui again todav, 4 to u Owr-uto Cuba. a tex'.urv. pt'rhiug tor t'hicagu hr St Tjouia team being uuaule- to Oct. 2 auiliv hta delivery and bunch bus The inetWashington.tor k peri-meeting series wtl! conclude tomorrow with a munli was held at tb doiihle-headrOci. Z lit I E. - Score: K (Kill utiu euo 110 20U I'Oi' 81. iMliB 0 4 H E 4 n. rim w It was attend-today rion Root. Bonaparte. V- re i cla Mviealf. and S.-ox-u- . ": itm-cil- - - 1 readers will recognize in this portrait the author who lives his stories, making them highly realistic pictures of the west. We have secured for our columns cul-aen- HESPER one of his best which we shall begin to print In a few days. In selecting Hesper we have been guided not only by our own judgment but by the opinions of competent reviewers who agree that it is the author's best story. St. Pawl Dispatch: la many ways the best thing Mr. Garland has ever done. Independent, New York: A thrilling romance worthy of the author reputation Buffalo Commercial: Best constructed and most realise tic and Intense story that he has written. Outlook, New York: Mr. Garland Is at his best showing as the miner and the cowboy as they are, without the glamour of romance. .. Look lor HESPED by HAMLIN GARLAND in This Paper. To Begin In an Early Issue f. WILL BEGIN SUNDAY g IN Tie a siring around your Unger ao ts to remember (o favor lie with jour cxi order for Laundry work. You 'mini very well do without the ser-'icwc render. Our aim in to satis-four customer, for by so doing e y patronage is assured. hpir continued Ogden Steam Laundry 'Ihone 8t. 437 35th 171. LIGHTER VEIN. The Darn Goods in Labrador, When Pete went out to oonk dinner I told him to make a little eornmeal porridge and let ll go at that, tout what s surprise he had for use when, a little later, dripping wet and handi full cf kettles, be pushed hia way Into the lent! A steaming veniaon potpie, broiled veniaon ateaka, hot fried bread dough, slewed prunes for dessert, and a .kettle of hot tea! All experienced campers In the north woods are familiar with the fried bread dough. It In Hough mixed aa you would mix it for squaw bread, bur not quite so stiff, pulled out to the also of your frying pan, very thin and fried- In swimming pork grease. In taste it renemblea doughnuts. Hubbard lined to call it "French toast." Our young men bad never eaten it before, and Richards, taking one of the'enkes, asked Pete: "What do you call this?" "I don't know," answered Pete. "Well, said Richards. with a mouthful of It. "I call ft darn good." "Thatwhnt we call him then," re torted Pete, "darn good." And ao the cakes were christened "dam goods" and always afterward we referred to them by that name-Dill- on Wallace In Outing. - She Had Misunderstood. "Marie, sinre I've been awaj you're been ,wealing mr dresses." But didn't madam give me explicit, order that they should lie aired?" Meggendorfer Blatter. i IN ALL COUNTUItS. JMaws diri with MuiMfdff min mtmy mmd ft ikt Pnetiot ExcIwiviU. htut erwd hfrkfMwnt to el DM Oflw. BM, apt. MM IWtHe WfMHIHQTOW, New York. Ort. 2. The threatened strike of shipwrights In the ship yards of New York and rirlnlty. following demands which sere to go Into clfert October 5th. came off yesterday, a few The demands, days ahead of time. which were an Increase In wages from 13.50 a day to $4 and the ttaturday half holiday, were refused. The employers have opened bureaus Q. C. WMMM Second Hand Stores We s for Hiring in Phi'Jdel-phfBoston, Baltimore and Norfolk. a'rlke-hreaker- are a, I. T." at ODDS and ENDS." OBTAINS ORE LANDS. T. Alvord, 2377 Waah. Phene New York, Oct. 2. Announcement 372. Any old thing bought, aold or of the details of the lease of the Great New and Second-Hanxchangad. Northern's ere lands to the T.'nited rumitur , Alvord. Slates Steel corporation may be made NEVADA SECOND-HANhowever, that, STORE. todar. It We buy and sell all klnda of new (he announcement may be postponed nd eecend-han- d or phone for a few days or even until today good. Call Wcckar A Haynaa, Props. 1H 25th St week. The statement was made In Rhone, Ind. 22. authoritative quarters yesterday, however. that little or nothing remains to PAUL ZIEGENHIRT, he done to complete the deal. Sooond-Han- d Store. N you have anything to cell or buy cell or phono 1870 to 187S Waah. Av. Bush A Cert's Pianos. H 556-k- . Ind. 675. Newman Bros. Organs. B. A. DENKERS WU secend-hinpay ths highest price for furniture and soil to the publle Je cheapen. 2416 Grant Ave. Beil "cone 637-k- . Ind. 820l I. d t. d C. J. HERRICK A CO, Succetaere to H. L. White. Bring your goods here If you want to tell them. Call here If you want Ly. 2342 Wash Aw Bell Phene Mly- - Ind. 407. H. C. WARDLEIG11 PIANOS de- Washington, Oct. I. The navy department baa no confirmation f the rumor that the battleship Texas la disabled off the coast and believes that the veaael la now on her way to Cuba. As boon a the Texas and the Prairie arrive at Havana, lbs big battleahtp Kentucky and Indiana will he relieved and ordered north to complete their target practice. They are not needed BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS ae warships In Cuba, merely serving aa boarding helixes for the marines 2. Reaulta: and sailors. New Tork, First rare, six furlong Mlaa Ogdea FRENCH ARE PLEASED. won; Winning Hand second; Clolaiaecss third. Time, 1:13. Second Pari. Ort. 2 The foreign office race, steeplechase, about two miles- - Rcundbraok won; Ruaaell has received a cable despatch from the Bage second; Allegiance third. Tima, French commercial represent live In Cuba giving the text of the resolutions 4:13. Third race, six furlongs Merrill adopted by them commending the eswon; Victoria B.. second; Dan Ruhr tablishment of the provisional government and pronouncing themselves In third. Time. 1:US-S- . Fourth race, the cup preliminary, favor of any government which will one mile and a half Proper won; maintain order In t.lie Island, ao long Oxford second; Flip Flap third. Time, as the administration does not affect the question of the open door. 2:33. Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth PALMA LEAVES HAVANA. Far West won; Garnish second; Dolly Spanker third. Time. 1 : 41. Fal-in- a Havana. Oct. 2. Sixth race, flvs and a half furlongs . 5 oclock this at the left lialacr secLandsman won: Lady Vincent morning. He budr farewell In hia ond; Cargauutg third. Time, 1:07 Seventh rao five and a half fur- apartments to many frteqda. Including Main Chance won ; Anglune Gen. Montalvo and Gen. Rodrigues, and long staircase, second; Linnepe third. Time, 1:0G. then descended the great and, accompanied by his family, entered a closed carriage and was driven LOUISVILLE RESULTS to Regia, where he took a train for Matsnxa. His departure was witnessed by a amall gathering of loungLouisville, Oct. 2. Results: First race, selling, six furlongs In- ers In front of he pxlace, but there tense won: Ruballi second; Usunis was no demonstration. third. Time, 1:17. TAFT COMING HOME. Second race, selling, miln and an eighth Golden Mineral won; Cham-hleWashington. Oct. 2. Fred C. Carsecond ; Joe Leaner third. Time, penter. Secretary Taft seerctary, re1:58. Third race, purse, seven furlongn ceived a cablegram from the secreMartha Gorman won; Vaury second ; tary dated Havana Iasi night, ntatlng that he would probably remain there Clifton Forge third. Time. 1:312-5- . Fourth race, steeplechase, short not more than two week longer. Vourse Maveriek won; Sigmund secPURDY AGAIN DISMISSED. ond; gt. Volina third. Time. 2:58. Fifth race, selling, six furlongs Tima Ha Is DisTom Dolan won: Gracchus second; For the Fourteenth charged. Clamor third. Time, It 18. Sixth race, selling, one mile InKant St. Louis, UN. net. 2. The Bel-de-u spector Girl won; Ixelle second; city council last nigh? for the four third. Tilde, 1:45 leentb time dismissed George O. Punljr feated Washington today. 0 to 5, knocking Goodwin out of the box In R. H. K. the seventh, tonre: Washington ...001 310 00- 0- 4 1 2 14 0 9 000 010 41 Boston Smith and Goodwin. Batteries: Wakefield; Oberlin and Carrigan. 0. - 2-- a ASK 14 A DAY. werrtaMxMW 13 Boaton, 6; Washington, 6. Washington, Oct. 2. Horton 3-- TRANSPORT. SUMNER DEPARTS FOR CUBA WITH 900 SOLDIERS. from the office of chief of police and Instructed IJeiitensnt Michael Doyle to assume charge f the department. Purdy han steadfastly refused to vaWivea, SwMthaarts and Frlands Wcro cate his office, being upheld by Mayor at the Dock to Bid Farewells. Silas Cook. Factions! trouble In the Mers Marinaa to Sail. municipal government are the basis for the dismissals. New York. OcL 2 Amid the cheers and farewell of wives, sweetheart CIRCUS DESTROYED. and friends. 900 men, composing the first portion of the Cuban expeditionOne Man and Nearly Ail tha Animals ary force to sail from New York City Wore Burned. direct to the island, sailed from the New York navy yard a few minutes Cummin's Geneve, Ohio. Oct. before noon today on board the United show, owned by Walter 1 States transport Sumner. There was Wild West fire in winter a big gathering of friends and relatives Main, was destroyed by here early today. One man, of the troops on the dock to witness quarters an employe, waa burned in a crisp. AU their departure. ; exrept four elephants and-twAs the troopship passed down the the animals, that were In the building, horses bay. amid the kalutes of the harbor were consumed by the (lames. The craft, she waa accompanied by a tug loss will be about A4'.""(i, with no General Grunt, commander of carrying The fire Is supposed to the department of the East, Mr. Insurance. have started from a lighted cigar or Grant. Admiral Schley and Mr. Brhley. General Weaver and Major cigarette. The tng escorted the big Sherman. THAWS ATTORNEY ship to the sea to ace her safely clear the ehannela. Defense Would Said The troops on the Sumner comprise Has Never Net Be the Insanity. two battalions of the Fifth Infantry from the Platteburg bamcks, with New York. OcL 2. Clifford W. Hart-rldgofficer and 517 men, twenty-eigh- t counsel for Harry K- - Thaw, decommanded by Col. C. D. Cowles; the clined to aav whether or not an applibattalion of engineer! from Washingcation would be made to the courta for ton. comprising 12 officers and 41 men. the of a lunacy commisThe transport la due at Havana. Fri- sion appointment to examine Thaw. will be arms sent The to on them day. 1 have absolutely nothing to say, a transport later. The ammunition for said Mr. Hartridge. except that I la rifle Identical. old Genand new the have never aald that my defense would eral Humphrey is making arrange- not be Insanity." ments today for aome additional transports that have not yet been actually UNITED IRISH LEAGUE chartered. of the all troopa detailed Practically Philadelphia, Oct. 2. The annual for the first Cuban expedition now ere convention of the United Irish league Newstation to tbelr from enroute of America was opened in Witherof the Va.. mobilisapoint port New. spoon hall here today wi'h 700 deletion and embarkation. They will begate in attendance. Among them are at Is New. It Newport arrive to gin O'Connor and tomorrow or Thursday. (Donovan Hossa, T. I. expected, John Redmond, Transport will ) WSitlBg the troops e, PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH " ? l:!i. di Lit I '! k ! 1 ft il'.fii MITCHELL BROS. Monument, Coping and Head-on. Don't buy from agents, a they get large commissions and you bare to pay them. Bee 'o'Jr home people first. Yard Tpoaite City Cemetery. , 'NT ADS YIELD BIG RESULT A VNT AO' MERCHANDISE Vmlln, Guitar. Accorricons, Banjos, Strings. Publications of Sheet Music. Latest See the Wonderful Pipe Organ. YIELD BIG RESULTS. VNT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. kNT ORGANS AND MUSICAL YIVO BIS RESULTS.! A 2376 Washington Avenue. OGDEN, UATH. Id c. , - "? J "ni" 4 ,pS Home Made Shoes for men. boys, misses and chU dren again in Ggcen. They are the old reliable, every pair guaranteed. as well aa tha LADIES PILLOW SHOES OF DEBRIS AND RELIEF WORK ORGANIZED. OUT Lighthouses Forty-fou- r Were Wrecked The Shoe for Tender Feet1, and Swept Into the Sea Along at tha the Gulf Coast. FiftH Ward EU- . 2. No olium ai Mobile, tut.. l'u:-iiuroig the iiigiil and there ts nunc at hand this iiiurn-tnCelestial. Imported to Work in a SalThe la rtill l..w. Inn mon Cannery, Are Not the decline in gradual and. although t rike I Id Mime wind nta Wanted. eity. no j Morin of great severity l expected. j Telegraphic fwellilic ate gm dually being restored: all of the railroad ex Euicka.l'a... tk-i- 2 - A- a the . IxmiM'llle Xnaiikllle are ing uf pitiuiiueiii inn uu.l uuiou cepi nu c)icdult time; the cit) running labor of kill sirt-ela) have Wit cleared of deliris it was tlecitii-that iwi n; t'ni and. save for tin bartered (vudithm of neat-- , brought hcie by tin- Taliani cum ao many building. Mobile la outwardpauy ot Astoria, Ore. i wrk iu a ly at leant ax good us ever. salmon raunery a: ;lic mult! Ii of the Belief wurk for stricken communiEel liver, ntuai go. Al I he meeting ties down Ihe bay la nowhere a eumnilttee of fifteen wsa ap- and wurking admirably. ajateuiatized pointed to confer wiih the Humboldt la beiug Fond, eloihlng and county t'huuiber uf Cumim-rctonight. furnished ax rapidly aa imasible. Tlti-iThe people of the county an- aroused lx. however, still tuixl f- -r all the supand iltt- sccnea enacted on February plies that eau he iu fruut out aide 13. Dhi. when ihe ('bluest- were drivpoint. en oui of tltn! city and county for killing a cilizeu a the reull of a highLOST IN THE STORM. binder war. may be It is ald that the Tallaut company, which Washington, Oct. 2- .- From Major operates the caunery. declares its In- General Wade, commanding the easttent Ion to call on the guvernor for ern division at New York, routes furmilitia in the event any demonstration ther details of the damage wrought by Is made against the Chlneae. Since the hurricane al Southern army post. 1885 there has only been one ChinaThe commanding officer at Fort Barman In Humboldt county. rancas. letihacola, CDuflrois the veimri of Ihe drowning of (Juartermaater SerAMERICAN OFFICER WINS IN geant Maurice G. Olmrlutider and PriPARIS BALLOON CONTEST. vate Rez A. Jordan, Itutli of the Twenty-second company of coast artillery. Liut. Lahm Covartd 415 Milas, and The bodies were not recovered. JorDefeated Hia Nearest Competidan's nrareat reluliv waa Mrs. Philtor by 45 Milee. lips, a slater living at Beotia, Nebraska. The quartermaster's steamer Poo Paris. Oct. 2.- - All the uncertainty was saved by the work of regarding the retuilt of the balloon the captain and crew. The launch race for the Janie Gordon Ben- Mendenhall waa washed ashore and nett cup. started front here on Sun- lies wltn holler displaced and conday afternoon, waa ended al noon to- nection broken. Thus estimated loss day, when a despatch was received by at Fort McRae la ftn.tHHi; at Barranthe Aero Club announcing that Hon. C. cas. F5.IJU0. and at Pickens, $12.lMirt. C. Roll and hia cunt panion, Col. Cap- There has been no definite new from per. In the balloon Hrltlaaula, landed Fort Morgan, Mobile, alnce the storm. at Sandringham Upland 6:8ti at o'clock, thus establishing that Ueuf. LIGHTHOUSES DESTROYED. Frank P. lathra. Sixth cavalry United State army, the American competitor New Orleans, Get. 2. - Forty four in the race, who ileecended near Whitlight houses, either swept into Ihe sea by yesteiday, In the balloon United and lost or the structure an badly StatSi, Is the winner. Signor Von Wll' damaged that no lights can 1m shown, ler. Italy, la gertuid. Count De I .a and four lighthouse keepers drowned, Yaux, France, third, and Hon. C. 8. during last week's hurricane, la the Holla, Great Britain, fourth. summary of the report niado by UnitSome anxiety waa felt on account of ed Btatea Light house Inspector Bear Mr. Rolls, It being feared that h had of New Orleans. These lights were attempted to cross the North Sea. De- located on the coast and adjacent Islay In reKrilng hi descent la not yet lands between Ihe month of lh Mlstd-alpexplained. river and Mobile. Mr. Kcara did Lieutenant lathin' friend are en- not Investigate the lighthouse loams thusiastic over hia victory. With the between Mobile and Pensacola. He .exception of Senor Salamanca, the has not yet made public an cat inline Spaniah aeronaut, Lahm was the of the money kiaa Involved. Since hia asyoungest competitor. signment to the cavalry school at Sau- POSSIBILITIES AS TO nter, Lahm has devoted much attention CUBAN SUGAR to aerostatics aad hia rapid advance aa an aerial pilot 'has already attracted The trouble In Tuba lends considerable attention. He made a Interestpresent to the remarks of a German down aaceiialous during the aiinimer, Professor Wolf of Hies'ail, the loiigeat voyage being from St. scientist, who atalea that the preaenlcane fields Cloud to Hr.' Brleune. The lieutenant of Cuba cover scarcely more than took the place of hia father in the aqmn-miles, and jet. despite this rare, the latter, who la the heat known fact, Cuba already produces more than In American aeronaut Paris, being call- half aa much sngar aa Germany. There ed home on Saturday. Major Herdaoy' are 44.IHH) square miles of amble land trip, a IJciitenaiit iJihm'B asslstance available in Culm for augur culture. was quite accidental. A Frenchman, Professor Wolf estimates that sugar Ievee, had been selected a hia ran now be produced ill Cuba at l.2'l of Club but the Aero France per inn pounds, which, he aHjs. la very protested and Major Heraey. who has nmch Iras than the coat cf producing with just, arrived hen from Norway He Indicates a' sugar in Germany. Walter Wellman, leader of the of the fear great injurious competiRecord-Heralexitedl-tion- . tion of Cuba with the Germans for sueagerly seized the rhanee. In sugar production. The premacy JJeutenant Lahm, who la expected llanier. however, show Ihe tn arrive in Paris today, covered 415 Igiiilslana Improbability of these fears In Ihe miles against 370 miles covered by Von following statement: - It ta necessart neai-esWilier, his conqictltor. ily flattering to Cuban to know wlist for The heauilful cup presented natural condition they have in Hucom pet it bin by James Gordon Benssy of sugar production, but for Culm nett becomes a trophy of the Aero to five tinu-Its present crop, easli or. produce The find Club of America. say, fi.tHHi.out) tons of Miigsr. would to lJeulcnant I2.9IHI goes prize of such a readjustment of I lie laLahm and the end man re medal to require bor question there as seems ImposMr. Rolls, who was the longest In the sible for Wlia' many years to com. air. Is. however, more Important, to Cubs than either a great qf expansion In sugDESCENDED AT SANDRINGHAM. ar production or an increase In the labor elipply. Is the maintenance of olOct. afternoon the der and the protection of the life sml London, Aero Club of England received a tele- property of the Inhabitant of that Isgram, announcing that lion. C. H. land. Today the entire wiiasr crop of Roll descended between Kamlrlnghaiti 1.200.01 tons, now ripening, is imperand the sea at C : .".u last night, 2fl-iled by the liumrrectiiin, which also hours from the time of his departure threatens the millions of foreign capifrom Paris. tal Invested during the past few years Lieut. Fmnk P. Lahm. of the Sixth under promise of a stable government H. InterU. of winner the A., cavalry. and Ihe continuance of peace In that national balloon iare, arrived in LonIkIhtkI. don this afternrsiii from Whitby, where he siient the night. The lieutenant and TWO THOUSAND YEAR OLD BATH. Maj. Heraey, his asistant during Ihe trip, described their voyage os having Bignur ile Marinis, the well kiuwn been most delightful, the weather Italian deputy, has taken a leaf out favoring them from the atari until of the book of his illustrious ronfere. shortly before the finish, when an easi- Marcus Tullius Cicero. Our photro er! y wind sprang; up and took rlu-lgraph shows Hlgtior de Marinis bathballoon, the United States, aangemiiHly ing in the mud of Lake Aguan, as Cicero rild 2.0011 years ago, In order near the cliffs near Whitby. At the stait, Lieut. iJIhm said, s to get rid of the gout. The mud of wes' M'ly wind carried the balloon the standing waters In the district over western France and then veering west of Naples whs fsmon from esriv of arthritis; Hip northwestward, look her serosa the times for the the luxurious high livers of the imperial channel from Just north of Caen its efficacy, and no doubt They had a days knew ealuary of Uhlcester. beautiful moonlight for crossing (he did their "cure" ibcie In much the channel and great ty enjoyed the ex- same rough and ready fashion as their doesnov. The perience. The balloon was so low and modern representative mud maintained It equilibrium' so well that district in which the benefln-nwas known the areonstna were enabled to see per- of Lake Aguan Ih deKidi-sons on life decks of the channel in the old days as Cainp) Phlcgracl. the Phlcgraean Fields. Hnd It lie besteamer. the channel the wind tween Naples and Cumae, with Ihiteoiiof After enu-sinon-took the United Htstes almost, directly iPoxzuolll on Iho sea shore. It the most Interesting parts of Camnorth, along the roast, and had the and. of course, highly volcsnic. breeze continued favorably, Lieut. pania, said there would hHve ben no as Is the whole shore of the bay of Naples. It is no doubt to the sulphur trouble In reaching Scotland. As It and other deposits that the mud of was, an east wind sprang up and waa the little lakes on the of carrying the balloon hack seaward, so Cumae owes Its health promontory giving properthe aeronauts made a leisurely descent, ties. and ae nature works much the the lieutenant climbing down the guy same now as she did in the lime ropes to inquire the way to the station. of the why Caesars, the effect upon Signor A the wind was favorable, the AmerMarini's will he mich the same icans continued their journey towards as when gout the Tislly sosked hi the railroad, descending not far from Inflamed joints great in the ooze of the the station. Fields-- a salutary effect, wo While the trip was entirely without hope. London Graphic. Incident. Lieut. Lahm give much of tha credit for tin success of the UnitRAILROAD COLLISION. ed States to Maj. Heraey' meterolog-ica- l knowledge and the major says Chicago. Ocl. 2. In a dense fog tolhat the licti'cnanfs management of day the limited passenger train on the the balloon waa perfect. Grand Trunk iwilroad. due to arrive here this morning, crashed into ;i "I hear that the baron wants o get suburban train at Elston, nine miles a divorce from his wealthy wife." from this city, demolished three "Yes. he was only temporarily em- coaches and injured a num'ier of persons. One of the injured. Charles II. barrassed whin hi married her." Translated fur Till' from Flu guide Lifernmn. i,swn, is l cx- Blatter, jecied to live. (H-t- Store ' liiitiH-niatel- 2546 MADISON AVE. BELL PHONE 613X. Catalog and Samples. i j . !wr i Z. C. M. I. STREETS CLEARED AT ". .- can get You HAS PASSED 1 - QARLAND STORM BE OriVEN ut. Boston and Cincinnati Ti. na'uraMy ma"er brought up. Boston. Oct. 2- .- Dai knees necias: the moel place occupying taie-the calling off of today's game in the discussion. It - iiiiiierstood between Boston and t"lncinna:i with that a proposition a to the end of the twelf'h. with the score send Gov Charles K. - n late gor- a tie. 2 to 2. Weak batting marked eruor of the canal aonc, i .m ixed in the comest and all of the rune scored Washington this morirn tu resulted from putir plaklng Score: "ii setnaMve Havana to art as the R H E. there of the civil bran- !t if t lie war 2 7 (' Boston . . 10O (Htl uti ut( department. In rase such an official is " 5 nneiunaii...U00 U20 umi ii.ift deemed necessary. Th k suuld of and Pfeffer Batteries: U'Xcill; course, indehniteiy pestih-uthe asEwing and Srhlel. sumption by Mr. Msgonu ni the office of vice governor of the Philippines. Brooklyn Shuto Out Pittsburg. Brooklj n, Oic. 2. - Whiting. BrookPENSACOLA GIVEN A SCARE. lyn's young pitcher, completely piu-ile- u the PRiaburg nine this after-nuj- Weather Bureau Banda Notice of Anand shut them out. Score: other Storm Forming R. II E. 1 OOP MO 4 0 00 - After a PUuburg Ponsactila. Fla., Ort 2 U 1 OIU UiiO Aux Brooklyn Penaaoola awoke tins restless night, Batteries: Wlllia, Phelps and Gib- morning to renear the urk of rescue son; Whiting and Ritter. and rebuilding. Realizing the condition of the city, Oov. Broward of Florida, today wired th nia.'ur of Pensa-cula- . AMERICAN LEAGUE s Charles T. Bile, that. If the he would immediately desired, Cleveland, 7; Detroit, 1. issue a proclamation calling upon the Cleveland. Oct. 2. Cleveland euully people of the a Late and the outside defeated Detroit today, hitting Dono- world for assistance. As yet the offer van freely. Llebhardt, late of the has not been accepted. Memphis Southern league, pitched hi The people hers were given a fright first league game and held Detroit to this morning, when offleiai newa came three hits. Congalloni halting und front Washington of the appearance Turner's fielding were features, of another disturbance off Cuba. SpeR H. Bi-- cial weather bulletin! were posted adScore: ..100 001 OBx 7 12 S vising veesris not to venture out In th Cleveland 0 100 000 OOtl Detroit gulf. Batteries: Llebhardt and Buelow; The lis: of dead has not grown suy, and Donovan Payne. but there Is a stench arising from the mile or more of debris along the water Philadelphia, 4; New York, 3. front. Just west of the city. The fish2. Oct. Philadelphia ermen's cottages were cleared away aa Philadelphia. defeated New York today through the If by one stroke by lha storm and It of Coomb. Snore: effective pitching la believed that In the pile of debris R.H.E. will be found many bodies. 0 UAO 010 3 0 200 New York BATTLESHIP TEXAS. 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