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Mr., VHHKS' IMPRESSION
OF the Country to be Opened
Soon in West Virginia
BY THE CAMDEN RAILROAD
From FaiFmont to cInrksbuFg-The
lime which will Place a Great
Region within Easy Reach
of the Coal Markets,

PITTsBuRaH, Pa, May 0.-The Bald,
more ( Ohio Railroad will build link
from Fairchance, near Uniontown, To
Morgantown, and with the completion
OF a direct road from FaIrmont to clarks.
burg, the line will be complete, BY the
connection Of these lines the richest
lumber, coal and grazing country in this
section OF the country will be developed,
Mr., Joseph D, Weeks returned TO the
city to-day, During his absence he, with
President Mayer and Vice. President
Thomas A, King, of the Baltimore {
Ohio, Messrs, Sloan and Frick, OF Balti,
more, Manager Clark, OF the Flat Ton
Coal Company, and Senator Camden,
made tour Of inspection OF the district
mentioned, The party assembled at
Fairmont and drove along Tygarts Val.
ley to Olarksburg, a distance Of twenty.
four miles. There Is now under way a
railroad through this valley, mainskirt-
Ing the river, connecting Fairmont and
Olarksburg,
Between these two points and almost
the entire distance said Mr.. Weeks,
'are veins Of coking coal six feet thick
in quality the coal Is as fine as any have
ever seen. The object OF this road Is TO
develop these fields. II will, however,
prove exceedingly valuable to Pittsburgh
for other reasons. At Clarkshurg the
new road will connect for Weston, 80
miles south, and from Weston to Buck
hannen, 90 miles southeast OF Weston.
From Buckhannon a road will be built
up the valley Of the Buokhannon river,
tapping therlchest timber country in the
State, and will terminate In the iron
country OF Virginia.
"Now TO outline the route from Pitts
burgh to Buckhannon; Pittsburgh 10
Fairchance, "A miles; FairchanCe to Nor
gantown TO be built, II miles; Nor
gantown to Fairmont, 20 miles; TO
Clarksburg, "a, now building; to Wes-
ton, 80; to Buckhannon, 20 miles, a |
total Of 2l1 miles. The new coal cotln. |
Try, however, is only about 100 miles
distant.
"Mr. King told me while the party was
the country that the y, 4 o.
company will build line irom Fair
chance TO Morgantown. The other
links are now all under operation ex.
cept that between Faifmont and
Clarksburg, and that Is almost
entirely graded. It will be in opera.
ton this fall. Near Weston Is one ofthe
richest grazing countries ! ever saw.
Therefore with the opening OF the route
named there will be placed at Pitts,
Durgh's disposal coal, iron, lumber and
i've stock. have been informed that
he Baltimore 4 Ohio Company will
start on the Fairchance extension this
year. / am delighted with the country,
and ! am sure that Pittsburgh people,
excepting very few, know Of the natural
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M. ,A,I9r... SIso,Ior o,,..v... :.

LITTLE Rock, AK, May O.-Deputy
United States Marshal Faulkenburg ar.
rived here last night from Morrillton,
having in charge William Palmer, Mayor
Of Plummerville, DR.. r. D. White,
Cyrene Mccullough and Thomas Dur.
ham. These men are charged with at.
tempting 10 shoot Charles Wahl, who
was a United States Supervisor at the
November election, at Plummeryille,
some weeks after the ballot boxes had
been stolen. The preliminary examina'
tion will be held to-day, Other arrests
will also be made ot nine persons, in
Cluding Deputy Sheriff Bentley, impli.
Gated In carrying of the ballot boxes.
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omcAoo, May O.--John Fitzgerald,
President Of the Irish National League,
arrived In this city last night. nThe
disappearance Of DR.. Cronln Is not 50
very mysterious 10 me-" he said. ~
would not DO surprised 10 learn that he
was building up Q new practice in some
far.away town. His love for rotoriety,
! believe, has conquered him. The
stories that his enemies In the Land
League has disposed OF him because he
was aware Of certain questionable doal'
ings regarding funds collected 10 send tc
ireland iS not only absurd but wicked
He neyer collected any money for the
League, nor was he aware Of the deal
ingS Of those who did,"
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MARauErrE, MicH., May 9.-Terrible
forest fires are still raging in this section.
The village Of Norway Is surrounded by
flames. Two buildings have been burn.
cd at Vulcan mine, aud miles Of flames
are Spreading throughout the home
stead district, Bruce Crossing and
Matchwood have been destroyed, the
refugees seeking safety In bitches and
cellars and many are missing.
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ons KInd Of a Isporl on Tru,ta,

ALBANY, n u May 0,-Tho State
Senate General Laws Committee ordered
last year 70 investigate trusts have 10.
ported. The committee concludes that
oppressive trusts have within them the
element Of thelf own destruction that
10 trusts become better known they DO.
come les9 ieated that the evils bi whleli
they are the cause are Abort llyod that
pending pulW being nov on TIE way Ia
in1 sSSS SSSoSafsoiSPPealS, nOleg!Sla!ion should
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1hn Ynis no,., SsM Lonllnr Place,

NEW HAVEN, May e.-Yale students
have at last found a place to rest their
weary frames much more comfortable
than was the historical fence. The new
rooat 10 the broad GRANTEES teps Of The new
receptlon building, occupying almost
the identical spot which tie fence GOV.
cred. They have been occupied for the
last twenty:four houS by armies OF the
students who h9Ye dedicated them BY
chanting the old college songs while
sitting on their llnty surfaced. The
steps command the same extensive view
Of Chapel street promenaders that the
old fence did, but the interior view Of
tho Yalo campus is shut of by the new
building They will become Is much Of
an institution at Yale as the fence ever
WU.
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INDIANAPOLIS, lSp., May a.-At the
BRAZIL delegates convention nearly
1000 miners were represented. By a
plurality vote committee was instruct.
cd to call on representative Of the
operators executive board and state that
the miners were willing to submit the
differences TO arbitration, The opera
tors declined arbitration, saying
II was impossible 10 pay q higher price
than that offered. The committee re.
turned and reported TO the convention,
and committee Of five was appointed
TO act In behalf Of the miners at any
conference that may be asked by the
operators. A il mining has been sus.
pended and the prospect Is not encour.
aging.
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INTERNATIONAL Y. N. C. A.
Second Days ssSslon-Appointmsnt OF III
Leading Committees,

LeAnAnB Vomnittoess
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The second
days session OF the International Con
yention Of the Young Mems Christian
Association was opened by the reading
Of a passage Of Scripture and prayer by
Rev, ], A, NJ, Chapman, D, D., Of Phila'
delphla, President Chamberlain then
announced the standing committees as
follows;
on Business-J, l.. Gordon, Connecti-
cut; G, N. Paden, Pittsburgh; O, NJ,
Campbell, sacramentoi +, w, Watkins,
Hamilton, Ont; d, r. Noyes, st. Paul ;
II, A. Myers, Nashville; O, H, Potter,
Cleveland, o.
On International Rsport-T. De w,
Ouyler, Philadelphia; Z. B, Barnum,
Washington w, Woods White, Atlanta; |;
7, B, Sweet, Topeka ], Z. @. Farnham,
Proyidencei !, X. Keller, German
Branch, New York. Robert A, Kilgore,
Toronto, Ont.
On Associations-B. E, English, NJ,
D., New Brunswick; G. K, Thompson,
Blnghamptoni Gideon Hawley, Omaha;
W, H, Cunning, Natchez, Miss; @, b.
Bears, Portland, Oregon; Henry Heaks-
ton, Halifax, N. s.; w. il. ]. Patterson,
San Antonio, Texas.
Lpeyohonal-J. w. Hansel, Kansas
City; ]. W. Allen, Knoxville, Tenn.
George B. Scott Philadelphia; W. @.
Hendricks, Louisville, KY; 7. ]. Will
king, Toronto, Ont; D. T. Stephens,
Elkhart, Indp and Ralph Weaver, Can
On Resolutions-Edson Burrett Smith,
Chicago; Z. Z. Yates, Gallatln, Mo-, and
D. Purnell, Frederick City, Md,
The topic Of the session, "Approved
Methods OF State Work, How Made
More Effective" was then taken up and
addresses on the subject were made by
I. ]. Gillespie, Of Cleveland, Chairman
Of State Committee oi Ohio; Charles
Ioughbridge, Chicago, Of the Illinois
State Committee, and H, ]. Mccoy, San
Of the California State Com
mittee.
The topic OF the afternoon was "The
officers OF the Association, the
class Of men wanted, the training they
should receive, their relation 70 the
work." and It was fully treated In a
paper read by H. B, Chamberlain, Of
Denver, now President Of the AssoCia.
lion.
There was an animated time over the
selection Of the place for the next cen.
gention In 1901, as q number OF invita-
lions had been received,
An informal vote was taken which re-
Iulted: Chicago 250, Kansas City 24s,
Nashville 10, St. Paul 10.
A formal ballot resulted in Kansas
Jity being chosen as the place for the
convention in 1901, that city receiving
,S5 votes against 2SS In favor Of Chicago.
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WARRINGTON, May O.-The President
las committed to ten years imprison.
ment the sentence Of death imposed in
the caso Of Grace smallwood, colored,
convicted Of the murder Of her infant
child. lie also granted a pardon in the
case Of John Alaska, an Indian, con.
vlcted Of resisting an officer and sen.
fenced 10 six years imprisonment In
Washington Territory. The President
has denied the application for pardon in
the case Of Joseph White and Shannon
Foster, convicted in Arkansas Of man.
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Arnmi,ntnr, nm nn,rn

CHICAGO, May O,-owing 10 the fact
that work In the Pullman shops Is slack
tits reported that about 1900 employees
have been laid otT, OF about 9U pei cent
Of the regular force, and that the wages
Of others have been reduced. This 40.
tlon Is said 10 DO only temporary, as sew.
efal large contracts are coming which
will give employment 10 tue iulllofce,
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OVERDOSE on MORPHINE.
Walter t. Logan the Victim of His own
CnreleAsnesa,

Walter 7. Logan the Victim OF His Own
CRrelesSness.
ALBUQUERQUE, N, NJ, May 9.-Walter
7. Logan, a member Of the stock firm Of
A. L. Morrison, Sons 8 Logan, was
found dead in bed on Sunday morning
last at the ranch Of the firm in the south.
western part Of Apache county, Arizona.
Mr.. Logan had been suffering for several
days from felon on his hand and had
procured small amount Of morphine to
alleviate his pain, When he retired
Saturday night he took several doses OF
the drug To his room, and 1t Is supposed
that inadvertently he swallowed an over
dose with fatal results.
He was a son Of Thomas A. Logan, OF
Cincinnati, one Of the most eminent OF
the Ohio bar. His aunts, Olive and
Celia, are well known In journalistic and
theatrical circles. He was O lawyer by
profession, but was for some time on the
staff Of the Albuquerque Democrat.
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Trial Of tile Baitimore's Engines.

PniLApELpnrA, May GA dock trial
was given the starboard engine OF the
United States cruiser Baltimore, now in
course Of completion at Cramp 4 Sons
shipyards, this city, yesterday, A speed
Of over ifty revolutions per minute was
maintained from 8 a. IN. 10 0 p. M, on a
steam pressure Of 95 pounds. The en-.
gine was also operated to-day, and on
Friday and Saturday the port engine
will be worked. 0nlytwo Of the boilers
were In use Yesterday and the test Is re.
gafded as satisfactory In every detail.
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Essc,,,yo IIsSt IN CHICAGO.

Cnicooo, May V.-Durns the past
three days the weather has been very
warm. The signal service thermometer
touched 9l. According 10 the signal
service these were tho three hottest con.
secullye days Ia May since the signal
Office was establlshedhere In 1871.
August witt, while working ln q brick,
yard, was overcome by the heat yester,
day afternoon. He died last night
John Holmes, an employe Of a bakery
was overcome by the heat In tho bake
toom yesterday. He will probably re
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BERLIN, May 0-Aiany iron works
have been obliged to extlngutsh fires In
their furnaces in consequence Of the coal
strike. The number Of strikers bSs
reached 10000. AT a meeting Of < 0S0
strikers In Boychum TODAY h y wss 49, ~
solved 70 insist upon their demands
Lhe kru1pp works has arranged 70 OH
taln ,a coal from Upper Sllesla and Enc.
land and Will resume the making Of raiIs
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Mr,l YlrrinIn prn,Inn..


hPotIA DUpdItN % Nt IHI1LIlltnctT,
WASHINGTON, May 9.-West Virginia
pensions were granted to-day as follows:
Original invalid-Abram Cotton, Martin
Y. Carder, Jacob Kalc, Thomas Turner,
Daniel Shell, Henry A. Eskin. In.
creaSe-Francis Taylor, John l. Nc.
Donald, George W. Droddy, George w.
Hunter, Nicholas Swadley, T. F. Quick,
John +. Pauley, Original widows, etc,
Minors Of Wellington 2. Leary, E. ],
Hendricks, for widow OF w. p. Leary.
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ToHoSic, oSf., May O.-fhc Ontario
Department Of Agriculture has Issued
bulletin No, 2A from iAO bureau Of Ia,
duSLries, II reporls remarkable and
gratifying contrast In The tenor OF lnior.
nation about fall wheat a. compared
with that Of the spring Of 1sS2 Whef.
ever Winter. rye 10 grown extensively,
prospecls ol On extraordinary crops aie
febbrte1,
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MAY CAUSE DISRUPTION.
The Rock on Which the United brethren
Church Will Split,

shN AAsSA w WhiSh Wv bhtttu
Church VIII Split.
York, Pa, May 0,-The worlds quad.
rennial conference Of the United Breth-
rem Church was opened here to-day by
Senior Bishop Weaver, OF Dayton, Ohio.
]. II. Snyder, Of Arkansas, was elected
Secretary, and L,W. Stahl, Of Allegheny,
Pa, Recording Secretary. The Bishops
address was read by Bishop Weaver. It
showed an increase in the past quad.
rienium Of 10000 members in the church,
l43 organized societies, nearly 100000
in benevolent interests, over a halt mill
lion In church property valuation, and
gain In the Sunday School attendance
Of $1,000. The mission collections were
s309, ,460, an increase OF Sl0l, 900 over
the previous four years. 1t favored the
non.prohibition clause pertaining 10
membership in secret societies, which
stand brought q minority repoit, from
Bishop Wright, OF Ohio. This will likely
be the cause OF disruption In the
church. .--4-,
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AN HISTORIC CHARACTER DEAD.
A Man Who Was Once Arrested for Booth,
the Assassin OF Lincoln.

A Man Who Was Once Arrested for Booth,
the AIGaISln OF Lincoln.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., May 9.-samuel W.
Pearce, a member Of the Board ofTrade,
died here this morning Of psritonitiS.
AT the time President Lincoln was assaS.
sinated Mr.. PeSrCe aud his sister were
en- route from Providence to Newberne,
North Carolina. The news Of the trag.
edy was flashed along the wires and q
full description OF ]. Wilkes Booth and
Mrs. Surratt sent out. All OF the
trains running south were carefully
inspected and the officers boarded MI.
Pearce'a train. As chance would have
II, they bore a striking resemblance 10
Booth and Mrs. surratt, and despite
their protests were placed under arrest.
That night an attempt was made 10
shoot the supposed aSsssslns, and the
plan Of taking them out and shooting
them was dbGusGed BY the officers.
Good counsel prevailed and the protests
OF the alleged Booth were listened 10
and the two travellers were released,
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HUTCHINSON, KAs., Mayp,-Addlaop.
Al particulars from The scene oi Monday
nights cyclone indicate that the ast re-
ports were In tho main correct, The
storm extended over an area Of forty
miles In length aud two mllea In Width,
The los. o property and stock was very
great Relief committees have been Gl
work and last night most Of the ylctlmI
Wetg resting easy and doing a. well %
could DO expected. One death, that oI
Miss BAftl6tl, occurred yesterday, and
come qi the other wounded are not ex
pec,ed 70 tecoyer,
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provisions Of A cents, while the best
the Lake Shore could do was fraction
over 40 cents,
President and General Manager Henry
Ledyard, OF the Michigan Central rail-
road, was followed Mr., Howell. Hisroad,
he said, was rapidly losing It's export
business by reason OF the fact that the
Canadian roads were practically free to
do as they pleased while the American
roads were iettered by the Interstate
law, Throughout his examination Mr.,
Ledyard was quite bitter against the
Canadian railroad and rather favored
special legislation against them.
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In Northern Mllcnnlln.

DuLurH, MINI, May O.-Fierce forest
arcS are burning in Northern Wisconsin,
east Of eoseblc Lake. Several railway
stations have been bsrned and reports
from the VeImllllon range state that an
the towns in that yiciplty ana IprTouTT!
ded by ftmsS, Great aSaase las been
done SupheE .AHthe telegraph wires
ifop tReie into Duluth have been down
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FAiRBAutr, MiSN., May 9.-FlSe bsokC
out In tue timber SeE woiSOlt Mill
Tuesday night, and spread rapidly over
Ihe wooded Country between there and
BAitbaull, deslIoyihR everything. The
iAtmeFg abandoned their houses and re.
moved their families and household
goodg 70 open heldS. The damage is'es-
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On nm Inr N..il...

PiffaBvAan, May O.-C. Il. Starr. IN.
I.;..t. petintsndeht Of the PILsburVh, n,
'. wayne I. 4 Chicago Railroad Comn0nv
, W. !. Y placed on trial In the Criminal Enuyl E
yy,S ,,sS,Iy! on1tged with negligence In con.
% sllssi nith an accident At the Federal
VA "a saaileg9ony city, crossing about A
{St, shi eo, which resulted IN lhe tieSib NJ
inau,S ynS ~, Vplp and Miss Weyman, We!i
AnOWn residents Of this Cily, "'''
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A Noble Ptielt neaii.

SAX FRANCISCO, May O.--The batken.
tine W. II. Diamond, which arrived yes.
teriay from Honolulu, brought word
that tho Rev. Father Damien, widely
celebrated as the leper priest Of Moloka
died at Kalawa, Hawaii, on April 10 last
Father Damien was born Ia Belgium II
1910, and arrived In Hawaii Id 1884. Fol
the past sixteen years hlb lab6tA hAyt
been con6ned 10 The ldpets seitl lRmenI d
Moloka Shete BID topltatIed Tie dreat
disease who'll cost him hls lIio,
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DuLuTn, MINI, May GA strike al
A. NJ. oox's broom factory was settled
in rather singular manner. The pro.
prletor increased the wages OF all biz
married employees and gave the single
men notice that they would not BE
wanted after tue end Of the month, t1n,
lcsg they were married by that time, Ii
which event they would be retained a
an increased salary,
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WARRINGTON, D. g., May 9.-The
President to-day appointed Asa Mat.
thewS, Of Illinois, to be First Uomptrol.
lcr Of the Treasury, vice NJ. j. Durham,
resigned. Mr. Matthews is4hs presen,
Speaker Of the illinois House Of Repre-.
sentatiyeS, which office lie has held iol
several terms. He was colonel OF an
Illinois regiment during tho war. He II
said to bo an excellent lawyer. He was
endorsed ior the Office by Senator Cul
Ion and others.
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onEtnoYGAN, Micn., May s.-Forest
fires are raging 70 an alarming extent
along the line Oi the Michigan Central
railroad. On several OCCASIONS trains
have been delayed for several hoptn on
account Of hfeS alonE the tlaCR, Me
!iSi. aSnse s,1 smoke neatly sitting the paSSen.
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A MAJ MAJ q no ilsnp0,,,

sruTToARTl May o,-An auctioneor
named Bosch, residing In this city, sud.
denly became violently insane to-day.
poIore he could DO secured lie seized q
hAtehet and Killed his sister and ihen
rushed into the estteet aud killed A pesSeI
W Alter desperate struggle the md
man was oyefpoweFed by6oldleWl NM
taken 70 place OF confinement,
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TwsntyToYon Families Homeless.

ST. JonSsBuRr, VI, May 9.-The
business part Of the village Of Danville
was wiped out by FIRE In ono ho ur this
afternoon, only the bank and hotel es.
Gaping: Twenty:three buildings were
burned and twenty.seyen families are
homeless. A high wind prevailed and
there was no water supply. The fire
caught in F, X. Kittrege's barn, either
from manure by spontaneous comhus,
ton or children playing with matches,
The loss ls $40, 900 10 1000; insurance
about $4,000. The postoffice was burn.
ed aud all the mail lost,
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sAlr LAEE, IlrAn, May oanmen
VOCOnnOt y Lee, GOudAur, Iamm and
Peterson will row on the Great Salt
Lake, on tho second Of June, single
sGniI race, three miles with turn, iof
N,oW 70 bo divided, A San Francisco
man oilers a s., 800 purse 10 the man who
Dteaka tho worlds record,
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NEw YoRE, May 9.-Tho sale Of The
trottins stock Of the Polo Alto farm In
Santa ola5s county, California, tbo
properly Of Hon. Leland Stanford, closed
To-day at the American lnsiltuls riSI
rue prices obtained ranged from S3O0 "a
oSs over $4,000. The total feCslpis WefS
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fAs FiFss NeaS 4dIIan,

ADRIAN, Mich, May s,-E1tensiye
wood afes are raging In this county.
Stephen Carpenter, aged tixty.two, while
lighting The flames on his premises N
Madison, Tuesday, WAS overcome and
died Of gufocatlon before a5slstance
could reach him,
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n.in ,l.a.l.a alniAll...

INDIANAPOLIS, AtlyO,--c,uplalnls arc
coming in from farmers ihill parts Of
Indiana and central llllnolAhbout Tho
need Of rain. II the droulh SohiinueS
many days crops will suffer sSlouslv
The rainfall has been much hloV ibs
spring average,
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oHioAoO, May o.--Mr. Robert 4. Lin.
coin and party depart for London thlS
evening, and in the Chicago club lsst
evening one thousand ladles md G vSnIIs. is
meI, clq9 members and invited FuesiS.
tenderedh him a farewell reception, ''"'
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plmlIrn ilnnnL.

BALTIMORE, Mn, May GA fne day,
good attendance, and ans SPORT First
race, !, one mile, salvihi won in 1 l4si,
second ! tlcc, one mile, Holiday won In
,., ~ Ihitd race, three quAftefs oi {
mlle, brtlAnlC won in lBl, Fourth
tseei u miles, BuFch won In / b7l
F'''n rrre, | mile, Romp won In 1sl,
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The Oidelt Army ObIeet I1,nd,

81. Lofts, May o.-A private dispatch
received here this noon roposLs thS
death to-day al Orlando, Fla, u General
William HEtnsy, Tie oldest officer oi the
United StateS army. General HIAEney
five yeaIa ago, ~ "
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srAuSToS, VA, May p.-The mercury
at noon to-day stood ~ degrees in the
Rhade.