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THE LBNlBNT rOlICg.
ra,lorstown Oil Men Resent "slan der,p a,
Wheeling Officers.

1N1loFstOWn VII Men Resent uSlnn dersD nm
Wheeling Officers.
As several parties who have been ar.
rested in Wheeling, hailing from INV.
lorstown, have tried for sometime IN cts-
ate the impression that the Wheelin,,
authorities have made II their MIN IL
place oil Talorstown oil men IN hoe whom
possible, the following will dispel TINT
idea. Alta meeting OF pressers, drillers
antl bumpers held there last oyenir"
the following was unanimously passed
WHEREAS, II las been CirCnlatel IN
this place and surrounding localities
thht we, the oil men, have been made n
mark for the police authorities who%
whiting Wheeling, West Virginia,
Resolutd, That we, in meeting assam.
bItd, telute said slanderous asseriions
anl unanimously agree that wa Inv,
always been allowed many priyii"arsss
not granted In other cities, dyss and yvs
tender a vote Of thanks TO Tie Niavor
Chief ol Police, and police force II
general, for their generous, lenient and
Kind treatment; and We do moi s",n. @
pqthize with parties who visit eaid Siy
aud act In such manner as to reflect & Ji,',
cfdit upon Us as oil men In general
a a1d upon the city Of Wheeling In par.
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FASTEST ON RECORD.
Notable Racing Event in Wash
ington Park, Chicago,
MAORI oUTDoES TEN BROCK
by Small Fraction of Second aud
Runs a Mile in n Minute and
Thlrty,nine and Four-lfths
secopds-St,OOO Extra.

CHIcAao, July l2,-The races at WASH
ington Park to-day were made notable
by the fastest mile ever reached in a
race, .Maori leading Little Minch and
three others in 1880 rs, official time.
Outside timers all make the mile faster
none making it slower than l;S0l, and
the electric timing made:it 1891, The
race wasrun under the scale Of weights
prevailing when Ten,BroeCk set the
record at 1891, and the winner was to
receive $1,000 extra II his record was
beaten,
First race-Purso $500, ~ iurlongs,
Tula Blackburn won. Time 55 10,
Second race-same as first, Amelia
won. Time 55 10.
Third race-Puse $500, 1 mile, spald.
ing won, Time l:l43,
Fourth raCe-Purse $500, 4 mile, Steve
Jerome won, Time l:l4 40,
Fifth race-Purse $500, lilo miles,
Ganymede won. Time l:4St.
Sixth raCe-Purse 5000, with $1,000
more to the winner II Ten Broeck's time
Qi30l was beaten, one mile, Maori
won; Little MinCh second Laura David
son third, Time 80 40.
Seventh race-Purse 5000, II miles,
Mlnita Hardy won. Time ;55 4.5.
Early this morning the following dis.
patch was received from the Associated
Press agent at Chicago:
CHICAGO, July lS,-To EprToRs;-Our
Washington Park race introduction
tonight has been questioned by one or
two editors, saying that 1870 4.5 did not
break the record We did not claim
this, merely that it was the fastest time
ever made IN q race, which Is correct.
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Annrornl Of m. tlrnrD ,,onlrnol.

LIMA, VIA GALVESTON, July 19.-Con,
gresSional Committees, having unani.
nously reported In favor Of what iS
known as the Grace BondholdoB Con.
traCt'and the contract having passed 70
the voting stage, the lower House ot
Congress yesterday, without discussion,
approved Of the lfst two articles by ma.
j0fltieB Of 90 and 81 respectively. II is
expected that the remaining articles Oi
the contract will also DO promptly up.
nfnVpl.
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CUMBERLAND, Mp, July ia gang
Of Italians arrived last evening over the
West Virginia Central railway, on the
extension Of which they had been work.
ing, and left during the night over the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. Their gem
Oral appearance, their number and bag
gage attracted considerable attention on
their way up Baltimore street when 80.
Ing from one depot 10 the other.
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rwo 1nterealInr nli Il.ll.

The venture near NIiddletowo sovor
mles southwest Of Taylorstogn, il down IIoVv,,
apout ! 300 feet and will hd watshSS hITa I,,,
HAny with great interest, A great % do:I S
q territory Is here hold by the STANDARD. ard.
aga perhaps as much more BY indiyidu!
a, john D. France, proprietor i'lH of tbo
lpwning House, 1'aylorstown. hstnS "
apong those who hold good leases its
cIese proximity to tho venture. :"
me venture two and one.hali miIoa
eet OF the . bridge and four miles iro,n
lbylorStown, haS put In tho last sisin,, T
q casing. They struck a heavy SttoSE %
p COM company y drillInga four aud d quar-.
Y mole, This is beyond all deyslnn.
penis and Is watched with interest,
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Nav ORLEANS, July 13.-An armed
mob of l5O whites and colored rode into
Lafayette last evening, broke open tho
parish jail and took thereirom Felix
Keys, colored, who in Jealous ilt last
Tuesday, near Carencey, murdered his
wife, cutting her throat with knife aud
then knocking her in the head with an
axe He was taken to the scene OF his
crime and executed by the mob.
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Trouble IIrewinr IN Okinhomn

Fl. LEAvENwoRTn, KAs., July a.
General Merritt, commanding tho Do.
partmont OF Missouri, accompanied
by his aide, Lieutenant Swift,
left this evening for Oklahoma
City, |. I. Trouble Is brewing
at that place. A new crowd 81
settlers have resolved themselves into
an opposition faction 10 the city admin.
istraIion and have issued cali Tor q new
election 10 be held July 10.
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Arrived ut Deer Park,

DEER PARK, Mn, July l2.-Tho Presi
dent arrived here at 10 o'clock tonight
The weather has been delightful for the
pNst few days, the thermometer usually
registering at noon 20 degrees or less.
The carriages oil Ex-senator Henry G,
Davis and Hon. Stephen i. Elkins met
the Presidential party. The President
was received with cheers. lie drove
Immediately to the Spencer cottage,
where Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee
awaited him. Secretary Window went
to the Deer Park Hotel, where rooms had
been reserved.
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JACKSONVILLE, oRRy July lg,-ThiS
morning tile Jail containing three prlS'
oners was discovered 10 bo aarC. Before
the cells could DO reached tho three rrls.
ohon sulIoCaled, The fire originated In
the front room where tho deputy AhOrlLlI
slept, which made II impossible to reach
The prisoners Until after the FIRE had
been pTtlngulShed, The origin ol the
Gre 10 a matter Of conjecture,
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CnlcAoo, July 19,-1n IN interview
with Parson Davies the parson said that
during the excitement and rush for the
train the correspondents were In error
us to Kilrain being left alone in tho ring
after tho fight. Tho Parson says that
Kilrain's hackers, trainers, ETC., did
desert him, but that Mike Donovan,
John Murphy and himself picked xii.
rain up, carried him through the ropes
and placed him In a buggy driven by
Col, Rich, tho owner OF the plantation
and the battle ground. Kilfain was
then driven rapidly 10 car prepared by
the railroad company at the station and
placed on board,
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Killed Ili. IHits nn1 IIIm.alr.

ANsLEy, NEu., July 12,-Joseph NJ,
Moody, living fourteen miles from this
place, killed his wife and then suicided,
Moody had trouble with his wiIe some
timo ago over his treatment of the chill.
dren aud she left him. Wednesday night
she went TO her fathers house where
she was stopping and shot her in the
breast with d shot gun, killing her in.
atantly. He then fed, but yesterday his
body was found several miles distant
with bullet hole In his head.
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Club this evening, has been postponed
second time owing to the fact that War
rem sprained his ankle two days ago.
Billy Murphy, the Australian feather
weight, win take Warren's place in the
contest with Griffin tonight,
GRIFFIN KNOCKED OUT,
A fight to a finish between Johnny
Griffin, Of Boston, and Billy Murphy,
the Australian ieatherweight champion,
for a purse OF $500, took place at the
rooms Of the California Athletic Club to-
night. Griffin weighed at l20! pounds,
Murphy at III, The fight resulted in
Griffin being knocked out IN the third
round by right-hander on the chin
after a lively but bloodless contest.
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INDIANAPOLIS, lSp., July l2.-Atter
fifteen months Of contention with mem.
bcS Of the Union employers Of Indiana,
polls stone cutters have AZ last aCCedel
70 Tho demand for recognition Of eight
houts us Q day's work. The persistent
agitation by tho union brought tho con.
TRACTORS to terms, aud under the ugrGe.
hlehI ny which tho strike ls ended mono
unt DUN, members OF tho Union will DO EN-
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nenry .. n,wen nndlr InInrod.

PUTNAM, CoSN, July l2,-Henry o.
Bowen, editor of the New York Indepen.
dent, was badly bruised and suffered a
severe shock by a carriage accident Fri.
day afternoon. His horses became
triRhted by the cars and ran away,
throwing Mr., Bowen To the ground. Mr..
Bowen was attended by physician and
taken To his home in Woodstock. AS
he is 20 years Of age, there are fears that
tho shock to his system may prove SO.
rioug.
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Allegation nod nnlInI.

PHILADELPHIA, July ia report IL
in circulation to the effect that the
Southern Cotton Oil Company has beer
absorbed by the American cotton oil
trust. The officers Of the Southern EN-
phatically deny tho truth OF this repor;
and state that their company is to-day
entirely independent OF the control o.
any trust or combine whatsoever and
that they propose to remain so.
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CnicAao, July l9.-The three Circuit
Court judges, before whom tho Board
Of Trade yesterday asked the privilege
Of sending its quotations to its own
members fifteen minutes in advance Of
their transmission to outsiders, rendered
a decision this morning denying the re.
quest. The request came before them
In the shape Of motion for q nodihca'
ton OF an injunction restricting the
Board from cutting olr tho quotations
furnished to certain bucket shops.
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KILLED BYA DEPUTY.
Another Victim OF the Celebrated Hatfield
AtCCoy FSud,

- N'N t-N'ssNAN
McCoy Foud.
ClARLEsroS, W. VA, July l9.-The
Hatfield Mccoy feud has claimed an-
other victim. Frank Phillips, the Ken
tuCky deputy sheriff who led the Nc.
Coy raids into West Virginia, was in a
wild part OF Tazewell county "Wednesday,
aud became involved in a quarrel with
William Keyser, relative OF tho Hat
fields, 1t ended by Phillips shooting
Keyser dead, Phillipshas killed no less
than three mon with his own hand dur.
ing tho Mccoy raids. One Of his victims
was lying helpless on the ground, when
he blew his brains out. Phillips has fled
70 the mountains, and 1t Is not probable
that he will be captured.
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AUSTIN, TEX, July 12.-Heavy rains
west Of here during the past week have
swollen all the streams, and the Colora.
do, at this point, ishigher than for TWEEN.
ty years, and Is still rising at tho rate oil
ten inches an hour. Hundreds oil
melons and numbers Of horses and cattle
and immense quantities OF drift are 90.
ing down. Plantations on the bottoms
are overflowed and fences arc swept
away, causing a loss difficult to estimate.
A new iron bridge, a few miles below
the city, has had two Of It's spans swept
nwnV
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Parties are reported 10 DO hunting n.
llver near the Twenty.ffst brIdus iUs ~,
tpe baltimore y Ohio road In IIHosni ~
tRunty Silver ls known 10 bo ,,ear vt ,hst
lsVerai ~ s1's years ago II was dlBCoy yered hv
IN TIH q settler who mined some Of i aSiI
1au II ,asSayedt II proved 10 Sa " ,vns,, a,u
Ply. ~ watched the spot yetv My MY
uring hlS llle, but died without teiij1SS
llyone where II was BltuHiei w 'V'''nE
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NNLliY,

Nrw HoRE, July lg.-rho grand Jury
today dismissed tho complaint for mis-.
dgImC0nor aValnSt George N. stotrs, son
ol Tie late Emory SlOrfs, Oi Chicago,
whose vile charged him with sending
ller Rh indecent letter pending lhOIF
ulNOrce proceedings. Mr., SLOFr ID Ia fail
on civil suit brought by hIs wife,
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CnicAoO, July lg.-The statement Ia
published here that Notwithstanding
10 action Of the trunk line manageS In
New York yesterday In restoring the
rates on all sorts Of grain except COFn u
tho basis Of twenty-five CentS per 10l
hounds 10 New York, the Chicago 4
Grand Trunk last night issued q tariff
announcing a twenty.cent rate on wheat
corn, oats and oil kinds Of grain and III
products, including flour, from Chicago
10 New York.
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GROSS OARELBSSyESS.
Nine Freight Cars Left on Grade with
the BrnkOs LOOHened.


the brakes LOoscned.
PATERSON, N. ]. July 12.-Nine freight
cars were side tracked by switch en-.
gine about 8 o'clock this morning, hall
a mile above the Eric depot, and were
left without the brakes being set. An
hour later they started down the grade,
jumping several switches and finally
crashed into the freight engine. The
pilot and tender OF the engine were
smashed and three passenger coaches
aud two freight cars were demolished.
Fireman Joseph Goodwin, OF Jersey
City, was caught between the tender and
the fire box and had one OF his legs
burned to a crisp. He was removed "a
ST, Joseph's hospital, where he died at 6
o'clock this morning. Engineer Davis
escaped uninjured. The end Of the dc.
pot was stove in and the night telegraph
operator had q narrow escape.
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CAUGHT IN TIlg ACT.
a Nest OF CouutorfsIters HrOkea up Ia
Mexico.

- HNNeN vs. NNNANVAtpttuEh hFuhuu up 90
Mexico.
Ell PAso, TEX, July l2,-A nest ol
counterieiters doing business in Juarez,
Mexico, has been broken up. A man
named Allen approached Charles Jones,
a young stockman in FL Paso, and vol
unteered to show Jones how to make
$4,000 il he Jones' would give him
per cent oft. Jones agreed and Allen
informed him that man in Juarez
named Martin was making $40 gold
pieces that could not be distinguished
from the genuine stuff, and that lie could
get $4,000 Of it for $500 in currency.
Jones reported the matter 10 the police,
yesterday afternoon the gang was arrest:
cd in I'll Paso and Martin was arrested
In his den in Juarez while in the net OF
casting money. Ho tried to destroy his
1ipg
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IMMENSE COKE DEAL
This LeIsenrinG Plants Sold to the II. {
Rrinls Coke CnmnnnY.


FriCk Coke Company.
PlTTsBuRGM, Pa, July 12.-The II. @.
Frick Coke Company has purchased the
property Of the Connellsville Coke and
Iron Company, consisting Of 1900 ovens
and 10000 acres of coal land. This
makes the Frick concern tho largest
coke.producing company in the world,
with 1000 ovens and over 1000 acres Of
coal land, and daily output Of 1900
tons OF coke.
The transaction was the largest that
has ever taken place in the coke regions,
The price has been quiet, and Mr.. Frick,
while admitting the purchase, declined
10 give the consideration. lie further
said the price Of coke would not be af.
ieCted BY tho purchase,
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RIcuMoSD, Va, July l9.-Thc funeral
Of Mrs. ex.President Tyler took place
from the Ballard house this morning
Tho cortcge arrived ut St. Peters Cathe.
dral ut II o'clock a, M, where the very
Rev. Father vaudcvyer, the future
bishop Of this diocese, preached a very
impressive sermon. Tho remains wore
attended by distinguished personages OF
the State and city, and were followed by
a large concourse Of people. They were
inferred beside the remains OF President
Tyler, the husband OF the deceased.
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IItIln FIrhInra Arrn1ln,I.

WASHINGTON, D, O., July i9.-Aboul
a week ago Mike ROidy, Of this city, and
q Philadelphia puglllst named Joe Ken.
nedy, engaged In d prize fight at a resort
on the Maryland shore Of the Potomac
The owner OF the resort complained Il
Governor Jackson, Of Maryland, vht
issued a reputation on tho District al
thorltiVsior the surrender Of the fighters
their seconds and hackers, Tho felulBl
tiOn was served to-day, and Reldy, thI
winner Of the fight, William Mcmillan
his second and three other participants
Immediately agreed 10 20 10 Primo,
George county 10 answer the chargI
made against them.
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shall, Of Texas, to be Attorney Of the
United States for the Northern District
Of Texas; Charles S. Varian, OF Utah, to
be Attorney Of the United States for the
Territory Of Utah; Elias H. Parsons, Of
Utah, to be Marshal OF the United States
for the Territory Of Utah. Lars P, Ed
holm, oi Utah, to be Judge OF Probate in
the county OF Morgan, Utah.
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Officers Elected by tho Isocl,nbltss

SARATOGA, July 19.-The High Tent
Independent Order Of Rechabites, con.
cludcd It's national meeting in Ballston
yesterday afternoon. Alarge amount Of
business was accomplished and tho fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: IL. o. r., Frank Dc Yoe,
Waterloo, N. y; II. D, r., Rev. J. L,
Gilmore, Savannah, Ga; II. s., W. j.
Webb, Washington, D. O; II. r., o. A,
Gregory, Elmira, N. y; z. II. @. r., /,
N. Groons, GAINESVILLE, o, The Tent
adjourned to meet at Hagerstown, Nd,
July 9, 1900.
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Ex,senntor por.ry ln pnnr

Ex-senator Dorsey IN Danger of Arrest
New YoRE, July 19,-An afternoon
paper says: To-day deputy shcrifls are
scurrying about town in search Of Ste.
pllen W, Dorsey. They hold an execu,
lion against his body OH an order Issued
In the Supreme Court chambers yrstor.
day by Judge 0'lIrien. The Bank OF
San Francisco lias claim against ex-
Senator Dorsey for over $1,000. The
bank brought snlt recently aud obtained
q verdict TO recover $l.039 10. This
judgment was not liquidated, so an order
was granted by the court directing Dor.
sey to submit to supplementary cxami.
nation as to his property. This edict
from the court was disobeyed, SO Judge
O'Brlen yesterday fined Dorsey tie
amount Of the judgment for contempt oi
court. II Stephen W. Dorsey Is found,
and he does not settle the amount Of the
clain with sheriff fees attached, lc will
be placed under arrest.
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OHIO Second 10 Ml,,ou,l.

Neb london Record.
The Republican platform says on the
LIQUOR question that tho party viii 10 as
for az public sentiment will sustaln h In
lcgislation on the regulation Of lluuoF
eel ling. The Idea, "lllgh taxation ol
saloons, low taxation OF homes, " appears
TO DO on the gains When the RGnubiI.
can party will make the general lax
y, ,0OOor 81 900 year on Bainons Il viii
be getting somewhere near tho rivhi
spot OHIO should be as far advanced
az Missouri 10 Ia saloon regulation, mi
she 10 yet considerably behind, y"
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RUTLAND, W., July 12.-Carnogie
Bros. have purchased tho mineral
rights in Tho land at Brandon, formerly
owned by the Brandon Mining Company,
paying $4,000 for the right to work the
mines for manganese. II the "And" Ia
satisfactory large number OF men will
beenployed,
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Gov. Lowty sun IIInsletInr.

JACKSON, Miss, July l2.-1n a lengthy
interview to.day Governor Lowry OK.
pressed the opinion that tho New
Orleans X Northeastern Railway has
laid itself 10 forfeiture Of lts charter BY
the recent acts In connection with the
Sullivan.Kilrain fight and will shortly
direct the Attorney General 10 institute
proceedings against the road with d
view to obtaining cancellation OF liz
franchise. No information Of Sullivan
or Kilrain to-day, but the case continues.
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GROWING MORE INDIGNANT.
The GrOwl OF OhnStOwnitss-Tho ConSolI.
dalton Scheme.


dalton Scheme.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, July l2.-The peo,
pie are hourly growing more indignant
at the way the distribution OF the RELIEF
fund has been managed, and a meeting
has been called for Saturday evening to
give expression to their indignation,
The leading citizens Of the town are
taking hand in the affair.
What is to DO done with the Okla,
homas now here and on the way Is a
question, as since 1t has been announced
that the price Of them was to he de.
Quoted from the amount OF relief money
allotted TO each one, those who have or.
ders for them refuse to take them.
At last the ten dollRr-a-head commit
tee announced that they have completed
sending out checks, except to those cases
that are held under advisement.
The fire insurance companies have re.
turned about S., 100 to their policy hold
ers in unearned premiums, having re-
turned pro rata rate on all properties
that were washed entirely away.
AS the boroughs now have to pay for
the extra police, the force has been
largely reduced, and as consequence
there was much disorder last night.
This morning the military were again
called upon to gather In the vagrants,
and a large number OF them were put to
work. 1t has developed that the arrest
OF Corporal Jones was made by Officer
Reese, in a spirit OF revenge, and as
consequence the officer is severely Criti-
cised.
A meeting OF the Board OF Trade is
called for Monday evening, when the
subject Of consolidation will be consid.
cred. Since the announcement has been
made that the Commissaries will be
closed on Monday, a number OF able
bodied men who have been loatlng are
beginning to look around for Job, real
izing that they will have to subsist them
selves.
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INC Crow E.enned.

BERLIN, July IA fire which broke
out to-day among some hemp ware
houses on the docks along the river Pre-
gel, ut Koenigsberg, caused a loss Of half
a million marks, During the progress
OF the fire the English steamer Tortona
was burned. Her crew Mt first took ref
uge in the rigging and thence, after vNri-
Gus exciting escapes, finally got to shore,
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maud. ,,..,,i, =, i,.n,,,l,nu u,I,

Sr. LOUIS, July 19.-NliSS Laura NJ.
AShdown, a 81. Louis society girl and q
nIeae Of ex.CongresslnAn Stone, has filed
a breach Of promise suit for $50, 900, al
Kansas City, against u. \. Allen, 4
wealthy Kansas City man, On Tuesday
night Allen was married TO Miss JuliN
Riddle, daughter Of ex.CongresslnAr
Riddle, OF Tennessee.
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New YoRx, July l2.-In regard to Mr..
McCook's circular in regard to the for
nation OF a huge railroad trust, Mr.. Nc
Cook this afternoon said that the state
ment printed in Chicago that certain rail-
roads were already committed to the
scheme was incorrect.
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WASAMAEER 4 BaowS's suits ara nm.
egualled by 83 per cent In every tpSnSci s
lV9salnple9 70 select from. Tho wonder
ol the consymer is why II has moi ieeil
represented here before, Also llupuIer
a,6, anH Vaipets at cost at j, ". IefTeI's