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stanley's Earliest Love Affair.

LONDON, June Some surprise was
manifest among the guests at the Stanley
dinner last night that no reference was
made TO his marriage. A gentleman here
who knows Stanley intimately said that
despite Stanley's professed aversion for
women he had loved and lost before he
met Miss Tenant. Twelve years ago he
fell in love with Miss Webb, of New
stead Abbey, Byron's old home. She was
then about eighteen. Lately she married
an English army officer. At that time
Stanley was very much smitten, but the
girl refused to listen so his suit
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Here's virgins Again.

OTTAWA. ONT, June l.-Prof. Virgins
saws that Italy may be shaken to its very
center by earthquakes the present summer.
The earthquake in Armenia three days
ago was caused by the same force that
shook up Queen Charlotte Island. The
nIanets were in nearly the same position in
4 ID %. when Pompeii was overwhelmed
nv ashes and lava from Vesuvius.
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Two Illinois PugilistIc Battles.

CHICAGO, June 1.-Robert Ferguson and
Michael Queenan, couple Of Chicago
heavy-weights, pounded each other through
twenty-five rounds this morning at Shelby,
Ind, for purse Of 800 A Knockout blow
made Queenan quit. Ferguson was com
paratively fresh at the close.
In Chicago, Tom Hanley and Joe French
fought six fierce rounds with small gloves.
Hanley had the best Of il and was awarded
the fight on foul.
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A Slugging Match.
anton q.
Nnrfugfisl,t

SPRINGFIELD, O., June IA slugging
as follows:
II. II. =.
| Canton .................l7 II
| Springfield ............ib 10 II
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Mormons In Ohio.

HrLLsBoRo, O., June Elder William
II. Rhoads was yesterday authorized by
Probate Judge Kelley to solemnize mar
riages. Rhoads is Mormon preacher and
holds forth down in Brush Creek, where a
church has been erected, and the member
ship numbers about fifty. 1t is called the
Highland Branch. They claim that they
do not believe in polygamy, and assest that
the founders of their church bolted from
the old excrescence on account of polyg-
amy
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TESTING THE NEW LAW.
A Boston Saloon Keeper, Who Sells Over
IA Bar. Appeals From the Payment of "a


BosroN, June 1.-The first case
brought by the Police Commissioners to
test the mo public bar law" was heard
in the civil side of the municipal court
yesterday. 1t was that of w. II. San
born. who keeps restaurant on North
Market street. and who is licensed to
sell liquors, and does sell them over a
counter, and tables, to his customers,
whether food is ordered or not. The
case is brought by agreement between
the Commissioners and Sanborn, for the
purpose of obtaining clear decision OF
the law. Sanborn having made no
change in his method of doing business
since the issuance of the famous order.
Judge Hardy adjudged Sanborn guilty
and imposed a fine of 500 and costs.
Sanborn appealed, and the case will be
tried at the June term.
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They Sat I'm WashIngton,s Pew.

WASHINGTON, June Mrs. Harrison
and Mrs Blaine to-day visited Alexandria
and attended services at Christ Church,
where Washington worshipped and 0ccu-
pied the pew formerly occupied by Wash
ingtOn. While Mrs. Blaine's carriage was
waiting her return the horses became
frightened, and in the runaway that fol-
lowed Mrs Blaine's coachman was thrown
TO the ground and seriously injured inter
nally.
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Interstate MILITARY Drill.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June The Inter
State military and competitive drill begins
here tomorrow. The numerous prizes
have attracted many crack companies from
an over the country and preparations TO re
ceivc 1000 men have been made. me
camp was established today on the grounds
of the Kansas CITY Trotting Association,
and was named Camp Holmes.
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NEW YoRK. June david Barrett, al
ex-convict, aged % years, saved Charles
O'Connor. lad Of ; years, from drowning
to-day at the risk Of his own life. The boy
was brought up from under barge by Bar
rett while a score or more Of men were
looking at the little fellow drown. Barrett
has served two terms in the State prison
the last one OF ten years.
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pynamiters Expelled From Switzerland.

LONDON, June "A dispatch from Berne
says that several Nihilists, arrested IN
Paris. were expelled from Switzerland u
wear ago. and that they took away with
them number of bombs. The Swiss Gov
ernment warned the French authorities
that they were coming to France. Demski,
one of the men arrested In Paris, is IA
matte and terrorist.
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PAsTEUR's TREATMENT
Applied to Twelve Dog-bitten Boys in
New York.

New York. June 1.-The seven persons
who were bitten by mad dog recently in
St. Joseph, ILL.,, arrived here to-day. They
were taken at once to the New York Pas
teur Institute, at No. rs West Tenth street
where they received prompt attention
from DR.. Paul Gibier, the spcial
list in charge. The patients are small boys
between the ages Of four and twelve years
When DR. Gibier was ready to proceed
with the innoculating process, five more
bows were added to the list, swelling the
number Of patients 10 twelve. The course
of treatment requires daily innoculation
for two weeks. DIR. Gibier Is certain tina,
he will have satisfactory results from the
work begun to-day.
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FOR ALL FAITHS,
4 Great Temple Proposed for the Worlds
Fair.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The Rev. DAILY
Utter has a proposition for the Worlds
Fair. There should be on the Fair
grounds great tabernacle wherein 20,
600 people might assemble" " said he,
.this could be used week days as a con-
cert hall. but on Sunday it should be
used as a great temple for the religious
ly inclined of all faiths. He doubted If
the Roman Catholics would enter into
such combination however. though
MohammedanS and BrahmanS would
certainly be heard there. He wanted
the place to be built by Il contribution
from the worlds churches.
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FEMALE PRISONER.
A New York Wife Charged With IA Horrible
Crime.

VlxELAND. n. j., June The wife of
Daniel Lockwood, well-tO-do farmer re-
siding on Vine road, has been arrested on
charge of trying to poison her husband by
placing morphine in his teacup.. Lock
wood discovered the powder Just In time.
Mrs. Lockwood will not talk OF the matter
and is completely Frustrated. lie visited
her in the cell and saws he does not believe
she tried to kill him He is siXty-six and
she is forty-tive.
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nelrian Glass blowers stopped.

New YORK. June 1.-The contract
labor inspectors attached to the Barge
Office stopped seven BelgianS from land
ing to-day. They were expert glass
blowers bound for Glassboro, n. j. The
men were evidently posted as to an
swerS to inspectors questions, as they
answered with remarkable prompitude.
They will be examined tomorrow.
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Land Slids at Piedmont

Sl.c'1i Telegram 20 ne Register.
PIEDMONT ". VA, June IA large
land slide occurred on the West Virginia
railroad NJ the end Of the suspension
bridge opposite the b. x o. shops. The
bridge is slightly damaged, and a quantity
Of earth is slipping down by degrees that
will likely dcm0lish the trestles and let the
bridge fall into the river. \ small boy mar
rowly escaped the falling mass. large
ganr of men are removing the earth so as
10 let trains 20 by.
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A SLEEPING BEAUTY.
An Indiana Girl Who Has Slept Most of
the Time for Weeks.

LA PORTE, IND, June Miss Mary
Hansheor, daughter of the late Herman
Hansheor, of this city, is strangely
afflicted. and her case has thus far
balled the best skill of the physicians.
About two weeks ago the young lady
became bed-ridden, and for fourteen
days she has had her eyes closed in
slumber. She awakens every morning
and afternoon for an hour at Il time
and then enters upon slumber, from
which it is impossible TO awaken her.
During the time she is awake she par
takes of little nourishment and talks
with the family, but when asleep she
rarely moves
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NEWS IN \ LINE.

Hon. John Thompson, a prominent citi-
zen of Poughkeepsie, n. Y, died suddenly
last night.
O. c. Brown, millionaire banker OF
Marinette. Wis. committed suicide by
shooting himself.
BENJAMIN Bauman, aged : years, fell on
q picket fence in New York. His arm was
impaled and his weight tore il from the
socket.
Six smugglers and one officer have been
killed in conflict at Povoa De Varzlm'
Portugal.
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DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. IL
never fails to cure old chronic eases of
long standing.
Judge COonS, M2ySville, KY, says;
'Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years of suffering.
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Baltimore Republicans to clarkson.

BALTIMORE. June THE Waverly Re
publican League Club held meeting last
night and unanimously passed a reso
luton directing that the club should
send letter of appreciation and congratu
lation TO the Hon John s. ClarksOn for
"the noble stand he has taken in expressing
his views before the whole country de
nouncing the civil service law"
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sullivan VIII Fight Jackson.

San FRNNc1sco. June Peter jackson
returned here yesterday He went direct
lv to the California Athletic Club, where
he held a secret conference with President
Fulda Fulda said afterward that from
what Jackson said and from u dispatch he
mad lust received from Sullivan's agent, he
was satisfied fight between the TWO men
would occur AT the California Club very
soon
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with Orders to Watch Yankee Fishermen

HALIFAX, y. S, June 1.-The fisheries
protection cruiser Vigilant. Captain knowl-
ION. sailed this afternoon to the eastward
To look after American fishermen.
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Ono or Two Drowned.

CHICAGO, June Miss Ida Smith,
voung dressmaker, suisided by jumping
into Lake Michigan last night, at Fullerton
avenue. Some boys who saw the suicide
saw an unknown young man who attempted
to rescue her was also drowned. The re
port of the second fatality has not beer
cop firmad
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4 Murdered Acrobat Found.

CmcAGo. June THE body of an acrobat
named Murdoch. who has been missing
since Friday. was found floating to-day in
the river. dead. Five ugly wounds on the
head Indicate murder. Murdoch's watch
and a large sum Of money, said to have
been In his possession. are missing. Muir
doch's partner named West is suspected.
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international sunday School Convention.

PIrrsBURG, June THE sixth Inter
national Sunday School Convention Of the
United States and British North American
provinces opens here on June 9th, and will
remain in session all week. The sessions
of the convention will be held in Mechan-
ical Hall. Of the Exposition building.
Three sessions will be held daily, and at
least 2,OOO delegates are expected to be in
attendance
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LIghtnIng,s Franks in Ohio.

CNcINSATI, June IA Sandusky, o..
special reports a thunder storm there yes
terdav morning in which the switchboard
OF the Western Union office was destroyed
and the building damaged. II also re
ports James Truesdale's barn at Eas
Monroeville. struck and burned by
lightning
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CYCLONE SWEPT.
Servia's Capital City suffers Terrible
Disaster-F oreign News.

SOFIA, June 1.-The northern part OF
this city has been wrecked by a hurri-
cane. The loss of life is considerable.
Among the soldiers the killed and wound
ed number eleven. The loss among the
inhabitants has not yet been ascer-
tanned. The damage to the palace
amnnntS To 5000. 900.
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Exnort Duty on Coffee.

san JOSE, COSTA RIGA, June l.-Congress
has established an export duty on coffee OF
20 cents per kilos to defray the expense OF
building a national theatre in this city. 1t
will cost 500. 900
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VIII Hold to the Fisheries.

PARIS. June "A bill has been deposited
| in the Chamber, backed by the Ministers OF
/ Finance, Marine and Commerce, extend
| ing the fishing bounty system until June,
| 1911. Deputy De LOnclene in the Steele,
/ declares that France will never renounce
ber Fishing rights on the great bank.
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Herbert Bismarck Engaged.

LONDON, June 2.-The Chronicles Paris
correspondent says that Count Herbert
Bismarck Is engaged to the eldest daughter
Of Lady Dudley.
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OUR SAILORS ABROAD.

\ Letter From the American Squadron
at Gibraltar.
ON BOARD the ATLANTA. SQUADRON or
Evolution. GIBK,LrAR May 1.-THE
weather has been fine most Of the time this
week. and agreeable entertainments have
followed each other rapidly. Then, too,
there has been q cessation of the almost in
cessaut drill. The evolution drill has
been faithfully followed. We have been
ordered on a long trip 10 Brazil, the worst
climate in the world, and il IS expected
that there will be many desertious before
we leave Gibraltar.
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GalIIpoIIs Appropriation Safe.

Special Telegram 10 fhe Rtgiste-.
WASHINGTON, June The indications
are that the appropriation OF $4,000 for the
proposed Marine Hospital at Gallipolis,
Ohio, will 20 through Congress.
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Mwanga in Control.

ZANZIBAR, June l.-Advices from French
missionaries in Ugand, dated March u, are
to the effect that Kalema had been De
feated and that Mwanga was IN complete
possession of the whole kingdom.
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Or high or low, or rich or poor,
None would foul teeth or breath endure
If they but knew how sure and swift
Was SOZODONT, the priceless gift,
In giving beauty, life and tone
To every charm the mouth can own
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Iudge.s SON Meets Fatal Accident.

CHICAGO, June Phillip Lyon, the p
vear.old son of Judge Lyon, of Ithaca, n.
T.. was fatally injured this afternoon by
a grip train on Wabash avenue. In at
tempting TO cross from one car TO another
he trlpped and fell between the platforms.
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scHAEFFER's GAME.
4 Continuous Run of Three Thousand
Points at Billiards.

Points at Billiards.
SAN FRANCISCO, June The billiard
contest between Schaetfer and McCleary
closed last night Schaeffer scored
another run of 1000 points, which made
a continuous run of three thousand
points for the three nights. McCleary
had no opportunity to use his cue after
the first night of the contest, when he
scored fifteen points. Score: Schaeher'
3.OO4 McCleary. l..
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Iafavctte.s Grave Decorated.

PARIS, June IN. Wyse has sailed from
Southampton on mission connected with
the Panama Canal. Ii is expected that he
will return to Paris in the autumn.
| Col. Gouraud placed wreath on the
/ tomb of LAFAYETTE Yesterday.
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KIlrain AT Home.

BALTIMORE. June Jake kilrain Is
here. He saws: 81 feel strong and am open
for match. If the purse suits. Muldooh
wrote on the 10Th that he would try ana ar
range a meet with Ed. smith. who IS ABOUT
my build 90
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NERVOUS debility, poor memory, DIM
dence. sexual weakness, pimples cured oy
DR.. Miles NeTvine. Samples free at Inc
Logan Drug Co. s and X B. burts ana aV
Bowie Bros Bridgeport.
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Two ohIoap. killed py Lightning.

CHrLLIcoTHE. O., June IA barn was
was struck and burned up by lightning,
Saturday afternoon, and two sons Of Chas.
johnson killed by lightning
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nacora,ed the Grave of .Juarex.

CITY OF MEXICO, June l.-U. S. Consul
General Guenther is receiving praise from
the newspapers for decorating with flowers
Yesterday the grave of Juarez.
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CINCINNATI. O., June This afternoon
the Carpenters' Union held 4 mass meet
ing and resolved 70 strike in body to-nor-
rov N the bosses did not agree to nine hours
a dav's work. About 100 carpenters Will
h. Inn the contemplated strike.
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scrupulouSly abstain from all
UNNECESSARY INTERFERENCE
with the personal and domestic concerns
of the citizens and coniine itself strictly
to the administration Of purely public
affairs. IL is cardinal principle of our
political faith that the people are best
governed when they are least governed,
and that they are most prosperous and
contcnted when left 10 the free exercise
of their own Judgment in the manage
ment Of their own business. subject only
20 such reasonable regulations as may
be necessary TO preserve the peace and
good order of the community. These
propositions are fundamental, and we
can not abandon them without repudiat-
ing an the traditions of our party and
an the distinctions between conStitu-
tional government and paternal deSpot-
fems
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BERLIN, June 1.-The Emperor drove out
today wearing a shoe. \ royal order pre-
scribes knee breeches and buokled shoes for
I , "a eourf
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sIavin ChalIenres McAuliffe.

LONDON. June 2.-Slavin has challenged
McAuliffe 10 box in London for $500 side.
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DONE IN sHoRr rIME.

4 TcNaS Pugilistic Terror Easily hnocked
Out.
Ell PA>o. TENA~. June The sport
mg fraternity of this place chartered a
train and started at 1870 this morning
for point just across the line into New
Mexico To witness a prize fight between
Charles Hcarld )l35i, pounds, OF II.
Paul, and Tom Standard )li3 poundSl
the hard hitter of the Southwest, for
$3.50 side and the gate receipts. The
fight. which began az 5:l5, lasted but
five minutes and ten seconds, Heard
knocking Standard SenSeleSS by Il swing
ng right-handcr in the neck.
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Sunday Base Ball.

Handiboe and Hart and Yak for Can
ton, Scheible and Mackey for Springfield.
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