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Young Couples shonld Iisep House.

"rhc great Increase In the number
Of divorces cases In recent years. said
an old lawyer, who scores Of times had
asked alimony for ill.usrd clients, sis
dnc In great part 10 the tendency VI
the middle Glasses Of society 10 livt
In boarding houses anI family hotels.
"With no housework 10 supervise,
nor even the care ~ her own apart.
ments, young wives and mlddlearetl
wives also iini themselves with too
much leisure ON hand. To vary the
monoi0ny Of such life protraclcd
shopping excursions, street prom.nades
and frequent theatre matinecs ARE 70.
sorted 10.
"My advice 10 the newly married
couplcs,n continued the venerable
vcadcr Of legal lore, sis 20 settle down
10 housekeeping, no matter on how
modesto scale II may be-. Even n the
bride has 10 soil her white lands with
houscwork, she viii be happier than
u exposed TO the danger which Turk Ia
the lndolent life Of n boarding house
cxislence.-Er.
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New NORR, March ~. - Henry
Aveling, an actor well.knOwn In the
profession, committed suicide nj tho
sturtcvant House yesterday. lie left
some letters, In one of which lac b,-
quoathcd everything he died possessed
Of to William Sheldon Of the "Jim the
Pcnman" company. lie asks sheldon
10 prevent Miss Milton Willctts from
appearing In any Of his oh.equies. He
LETT another letter, addressed 10 mn act.
Tess named Clara Thompson, saying,
ave could not live ~ we wished, aud
go now into tho great fuiurlty; meet
me there, my darling, II you eau" A
letter was found among his effects
signed by Marguerite Bcnisou, de-
manding that he make some provision
Tor her subsistence. Sho IL an actress
whom he came 10 this country with
from England In 1879, aud they passed
a. man anu wife. In 1851 Avellng
married Miss Milton Willett-, aud they
lived togcthcruntil withina year, when
she began divorce proceedings on tho
grounds OF insufficient support snd In.
compatibility Of temper. The Clara
Thompson referred 10 said she had no
knowledge of the Intended suicide.
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TnE NATIONAL MUSICIANS.
President woi.iener Urges Cau,io. a.
Politics.

MILWAUKEE, March la.-Nearly the
entire day wa occupied Ia the coiivon-
ton OF the National League Of Ma.
sicisnB In discussing tho proposed AMI.
liaion OF the League with tie Amer.
can Federation Of Labor. Pr, sid,nt
Wolsieifer urged caution. He siln,
sit u n serious question, and thu nj.
Visibility 81 refuining from com.
hitting the League 20 either side OF
the questions At issue between capital
and labor should receive most earnest
consideration"
Delegate Currlcr spoke at length,
iavuring the proposition ns a needfIl
step for the accomplishment Of the Oh.
Jccis Of the League. lie WAS seconded
by Delegate Davis, who said the San
Francisco local had instructed him 10
vote for the Proposition, also by tho
delegates from Omaha aud st. Louis.
Manager +. A. Schwab OF New York
Is about To start for Europe 10 engage
musicians Tor scryicc In this county,
10 the hope Of healing OFT this project.
The New York delegates secured tho
adoption Of a yet Of resolutions protest.
ing against the importation Of foreign
musicians for any purpose whatever,
aud declared that there IL no lack In
America OF capable performers on any
instrument. Appended was a fe-olu.
ton extending this thanks Of this
National League TO Mn. Jeanette
Tlurber for her efforts 10 elevate tho
musical profession In this country.
The case Of Theodore Thomas aud
his contract with the Chicago Orche-.
ira Association came up, aud after dis
cuslon Il was decided TO have n special
sei OF resolutions submitted. The Ma.
sicians' Protective Union Of Kansas
CITY has been suspended from conncc.
ton with the National League on ac-
count Of the demoralized condition Of
IT, affairs.
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ruE coLoaro rpirons.
A Committee Appointed 10 visit Presi.
dent Harrison.

CiScisSATI, March l0.-Thc na.
tlonal convention u colored editors,
having elected oflicors, adjourned
until next year Ia Philadelphia. A
committees was appointed TO visit Presl.
dent Harrison and urge him 10 appoint
colorcd men on the Columbian Expo.
sition commission; also = afgc tn.
claims Of colorcd mhu for one of the
Judges OF the nine judicial districts 70.
Gently created.
A committee was appointed TO organ
izc plan for colorcd press associa.
ton, Tor the dissemination Of news.
The committee on ways aud means re-.
ported against any Idea OF cxpatrlation,
but iavoTs emigration from the over.
crowded districts of tho South 20 tho
Western and Southwestern States. Re.
grut Il expressed at the failure of Con.
grrss 10 pass the Blair educational bill
aud the elections bill. The "Jim
Crow" cars ON Southern roads and all
plans OF discrimination at places OF
public resort aud amusement were de.
nounc,d as outrageous. This penal
system Of the South IL severely crlti.
clse,l aud the ballot laws Of Florida,
South Carolina, Tennessee and Misaiss.
ippi condemned.
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Wheaton rhiuhs uim Incapable oi
Commanding Under f,rr.

OMAHA, Nrb., March lp.-rhe first
witness called In The court martial Of
Captain Galley this morning was Gem
eral Wheaton. Hc testified that Wit
nes, did not accompany his command
intD the field from Pine Ridge, and
witnr.r did not believe him capable u
commanding under IRE. The captain
had been once court mirtialed for
cowar lies In the face Of indians IN
Idaho aud found guilty, but the
finding OF the court was reversed by
President Hayes and Galley REIN
stated. The accused cross examined
General WHEATON, and asked him II nc
tWhratOnl had not been once court
martiaicd. After objections aud
lively wrangle, General Wheaton re-
piled that lie had never been arrested
aud trl-d. Captain Galley then asked
the court 10 send for witnesses, by
which he said he could sipeach Gen.
rral Whcston's tcstimoA, aud show
tina, they would not believe him under
oath. but the court refused 10 comply
with the request. Lieutenant Turner
testified that the officers Of the Second
R-fim ut h-li-v"d Galley unreliable,
md no, capable Of commanding com.
pany oil the parade ground.
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Rov. II. NJ. Shrout, pastor United
brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: 81 feel Il my duty TO tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs were bai
~ diseased, aud my parishionori
thought could live only few weeks.
! took i've bottles Of Dr.. Kings New
Discovery, aud am sound and well,
gaining 20 pounds In weight" Ar.
thur Love, Manager Loves Funny
fOlkE Combination, writes: "After u
thorough trial aud convincing eyl.
denco, | am confident DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption beats Fem
all, aud cures when everything else
falls. The greatest kindness can do
my many thousand friends " TO urge
them TO try IT," Free trial bottles at
A.. q. smith a Cos Drug Store. Reg.
ular size soc. and 81 90. 8
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Address their First Meeting 10 Raise
Money for the Canse Of
their Leader.
the NATIONAL coHveHrioN OF
eoLoaro ep.roes.
rh-ir WORK of Begging commenced
IA tnsur.f.


Nuw YoR,. March i0.--O'Kelly,
Redmond aud Harrison, agents of Par
nrll, tonight addressed their fir-t meet
inn 20 raise money for the Parnellilcs.
Twenty five hundred 10 three thou-'
and persons attended the me- iiug,
which was held ut Cooper Union.
NJ chnel Brtslin presided nj the meet
INK. John Dewey was also upon the
platform.
O'Iseliy. IN his speech, attributed the
nea ssity Of the appeal for money 10
tho fact VI rArnrlis dispute with the
other faction " the Irish party aud the
consequent tying up OF the s2ll,Opl
AInd la Paris. lie adj rcd his hearers
IN contribute II they wished mn iudC-
pendent Irish party aud Parliament.
Referring Ia the Irish party dilier-
enc,s, he said when the question comes
10 be- settled In ireland, HOme facts not
known 10 the public will be developed
aud lac did not fear that the people viii
reject Parncll aud his associates.
Redmond aud Harrison spoke brief.
ly. The mention ~ Hc1ly's aud Me.
cnrlhy's name. were greeted with
cslea u "Judas, - aud his-c-. Res0lu.
lions endorsing Parncil wof. unani.
mously adopted. Branch No. s Of tn.
Irish National League turned over the
$3.50 In It's treasury. Other subscrip-
tons were announced. Baskets were
passed around among the people pres
cnt, asking them Ia contribute. A
statement was subsequently made that
the collections Of tho evening were
si9as, Of which $3.50 were for admis.
-ions. At the first Dillon and o'iirien
meeting here last fall the sum Of $50,
900 whs realized.
LoSDoN, March ln.--It II stated In
the lobby " the Commons today that
parncll has decided 10 resign his seat
In Parliament. In accordance with his
,hult.u.,.. 10 Hale
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s. III. CllnoFd, Now Cass.I, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
rheumatism, hls stomach was disor.
dered, his liver was affected 10 AN
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced In fesh
and strength, Three bottles OF IJlec.
trlo Filters cured him. Edwagi shrp.
herd, Harrisburg, H., had ruuninr
hlro ON his lex OF eight years standing.
Used three bottles NJ Electric Hitter.
anu seven boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica
Salye, aud his leg II sound ami well.
John speaker Caiawha, o., had dive
large Fever sores on his leg; doctors
said he was incurnblo. One bottle El,p.
trio bltters and one box Ruckleu'- An.
MICA sslNe curvu him entirely. Sold
by a, {, Saith 4 Co.'S Drug Store. 9a
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CHARLES N. FELTON, ELECTED v.
.. SENATOR YESTERDAY.
The National League OF Musicians
aud the American Federation
OF Labor.
ny Telegraph to tho Snw..
'eH'doni Harrison Demands That
GcTmhns Admir- IL.


Ni;w YORiS. March ia Washing.
~ Special 70 The HaN and Egyrcss says
I,.lutnt Harrison has determined
.Poh summary measures b. relieve
y. pork, which IL the subject VI
mi niueh nermnn opposition. Minister
nnelpnA hns been notified by the State
pepa,,ment Mt the request II Prcsl.
uvut harrison, TO demand Of the Ger
l,ian authorities that tie embargo be at
onvo removed, else tho President will
proceed 70 eNcrCase tho authority given
nm ny Tue last Congress and by pro-
s,a,l'a . close our ports against Ger.
liHl imports. The announcement IL
ssig 20 Ice nothing lees than n threat,
a l.N 'iiv result VIII BE- Interesting. The
2ia'c Department officials refused 10
nlseus. the matter this morning. There
~ hu uohnl thai a communication ha.
peeh sent 10 Minister Phelps, for the
lt,alieht 20 informed a senator who
called upon him this morning.
NAhiiiNGTONi March lD.--A report
wa current here today 10 tho effect
Vhat PRESIDENT Harrison had sent
communication 10 Minister Phelps ut
ihi'fllh' informing him that unless tho
H'thihh government removed the em-
o.'go on American pork he would
ylose tue United states ports against
certain classes OF German Imports.
The President could not be seen this
evening, bat Private Secretary Hal.
lord said he had not heard Of any such
letter, First Assistant Secretary OF
state Wharton -aid lao knew nothing
about the matter,and didn't know such
stop was contemplated. Secretary
Blaine, when seen last evening, WA.
mol aware that the President proposed
" take amy such action.
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NEw NonH, March Director of
the Mint Lpech was ut the assay oilice
today, and had long consultation
with Superintendent Mason, but moth.
ing could be obtained In regard 10 the
subject Of the conference, or whsthsr
u would result In any further attempt
tOpnevcnt gold exporis. After leaving
Superintendent Mason l.eech had M
Informal conference with several banL
officials IN regard to selling gold bars for
rNpOtt. SOME OF the bankcrs are nm.
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ssyer.l yesr ago chamberIaIn 4 oo.,

Several yosrs ago Chamberlain a Co.,
OF Dies Moines, Iowa, commenced the
manufacture Of n cough Hyrup, bslley.
in9 II TO bc tho most prompt and rella.
DC PREPARATION yet produced for coughs,
colds anu Group; that the public apprt-
ciaie true merit and In tins It was
certain 10 become popular. Their mos.
sanguinu hopes have been more than
realized. over three hundred thou.
SAND bottles OF ChAelberlain's Cough
REMEDY are now cold each year, aud
u rs Recognized ~ "the bost mado,D
where ever known. II will cure a
severe cold In lcss limo than auy other
treatment. For sale by z. G.. MI.
Drug Dept. d6s
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l1'oSoRE, Ills, March 10. Link
Pore OF Streator, Ills, aud Martin
Flaherty Of Providence, II. l., bantam.
weights, fought for nearly two hours
this morning for a purse Of $500 and a
side bet of $500. Thc struggle was a
fierce one throughout. The Rhode
Island man had considerably the best
Of II from the start AMI was declared
winner AT the ond Of the twenty.sixth
round. From the twentieth to the
twenty-sixth flaherty hit his opponent
at will, and IN nnu round knocked him
down four times. Billy Myers was one
Of the seconds Tor Pope.
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GEN. wHrAroN's TESTIMONY IN
rHc galley CASE.
The Famous Lila Hoylc Murder Mys.
terry Explained by Alice
lIoyle.
s,rueL by aa Uahnown ocean Hound
steamer.

Stsnuer.
NEW YoRIs, March i0.-yust before
dawn this morning the United states
receiving ship Vermont, lying OIL Cob
dock Mt Brosklyn navy yard, was run
into by an unknown steamer, ocean
bound. The Vermont at this writing y
full Of water, and II In feared Sue VIII
sink. Tho crash tore hole twelve
feet square In her bow. The coliid.
Ing steamer r,boundcd, again crash
Ing into thc Vermont, tore her
side along the water mark, rip.
ping her open. There was lively
panic ON board. The sailors were
sent spinning from their hammocli-
aud officers from their hunks. NObOiy
WINS injured, but much OF tue interior
fufnitilr. was damaged. The unknown
NJ. amer vccrcd around and made with
all 10 iblc speed for the lower hay. AS
soon ~ the marines got their senses to-
guther the fifrt launch nj hand was
starred nut IN tair-ui'. with the sailors
armed for duty. The steamer lad n
star Of tw~u., hnut,- aud up e.
writing nothing was either heard Ofh'r
or thu isuAcn.
When the rplllslou occurred tho
steamer wns hailed by the sailors Of u o
VcrmOit, hut the crew OF the vessel 10
fused u Disclose her name.
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OMAHA, Neb., March l0.-rhe firm
OF q. NJ. Baldwin n Co., who opened
mn Office IN this city some time ago aud
secured many local victims by ndvrFtls.
Ing for mon To 70 Ia Seattle, Tacoma
and other Washington points 10 take
up timber claims, evidently did an
extensive business outside. An atlor.
ney from Orange city, Iowa, who 10.
day visited Omaha, Investigated tho
matter aud said thirty men from that
town had each invested s25 with the
firm. Baldwin, office has been
closed since the government agents got
after them.
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The pri,.nshi Between We tu,ir- aud
DaIy.

u,put,uftin Pm March Io.-rhp
,n,,ch.taIh,si'l,f prig.0ebt b,iw,.u loo
WNh,,iir..~, ~. N.,rs 49, ill.,, D,Iv
ai phiIaJein,,ia t,o,. Mac. ylrln.
10 ~ I'D. cltv tnnig,,. Nearly tnfep
hyynJ,-d ,.r.,ns w1tn,.s,sJ ,bs mill
rhs terms N the tl,nt were that Daiy
shouli inv s,x RUN h Tor a purw u
sioop Mi. la. n mayed Ia do. and.
s,,houe, receiv,nya n, of runishmeni
was ,1ont n. fqesh as h.- miriy op'
,',,,,,,' az IA. snish IA A nuIy 6.ir Ia
NcA,,liI,, bnw.v.r Ia .intc thnt IA.
h,oL. H. mi inucll, of bis I,ft n.nd
,n m. f,,,ih rn,,nI. anI wa. Inca,nel.
iaicJ finn hl,,iny The q maker t'lty man
as h,rI ~ IA. might othersl., have
,ion". MrAuiiii. weighed vi nounj.
.nJ n.iv in1- rwo.o,,nr, claws were
us,J.
uonpJ i-NcA ullfr;. tainted with his
Ian ani dr,vc hi. rl,ht into D,Iy,s
wind. m, latter r.iali,t,nv with n
wicked unnerr,t which iust mj..,d'
A N uun,,,,,t FINN tLo N.yy YotIrr f,ll
shari mi Then D,lv u,sh.d Swinging
onto bIs n.rir
R,nuI o rhe on,lt,r Inv cl.yerly
doJyrJ a swing h',f caught ,nother In
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Fnrumo"ia ana Bronchiil. Carry OIL
o"e third NJ the Herman
Haze.

II Ia not generally known that
Pneumonia and Broncbiti. carry on
one hUd OF the human race, but such
are tue facts, aud whnt Is more sur.
prising, beth ofthe above diseases result
from negl,cting u common Ordinary
cold. A cough should never be neg.
iected. Ifitis. every time you caieh
olii you cough harirr, and u sticks by
you longer, Bnllard's Horehound
syrup's the best reneiy In the world
ior Pneumonia, bronchitis and all
throat aud lung troubles. you have
amy throat trouble, call for Ballard's
~ prehound Syrup aud take no other.
nlon's Cooperative Mercantile Insti.
sds.op, Agents. -
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ruc LILA moYLE MURDER.
A My.iery Explained Through con.
fessiou.

ROCHESTER, Mass, March i0.-The
famous Lila Hoylc murder mystery Of
September, 1857, l. explained through
n confession maize by Alice Hoylc 10
her aunt IN 10y the latter given to the
lublic. the two girls were sisters and
both loved tho SAINT man. This p,au,
Thomas McQuald seemed ~ show n
preference for Lila, and this made
Alice mad. Alice said In her COMES
sion that McQuald had told her he
wuulu marry her n he could get Lila,
who was IN n delicate condition, out Of
IN, way. This was done by the girl,
her uncle, McQuaid aud another man,
" tho confession goes, aud the body
disposed ". After the deed was com
mittcd Alice lived with her uncle
and aunt who committed the
crime. Some time AFTER the girl
sloIed with her uncle, and the
aunt, In revenge for that, made the de.
tails OF the crime public.
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Enuiand'- Choie. la Regara 20
Canada.

HAIIFAN, y. H., March l9.-Prof.
Weldon NJ. Pace, one OF tho most
prominent men In the conservative
ranks OF the Canadian Parliament,
when asked tho future conservative
policy, replied; 40 Immediately make
ovcrtures 10 tho Imperial government
for large trade with the British H.
lands is the party's duty. do not
think the british people appreciate the
Significance Of the recent elections,
Tbs time has now come when Eng.
land must choose between abandoning
Canada, or agreeing 10 an Imperial
tariff that will give Canadian products
preference In English markets In re.
turn for preference 10 British manu-.
features In Canadian markets.
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a coxvicrs suearsr,oN.
To Eaiist Peni,rntlary Inmates In
the Navy.

WASHINGTON, March ia life
convict In Wisconsin penitentlary has
written tn. Secretary Of the Navy sug.
gesiinR. In view Of the deficiency VI
the number OF enlisted men In the
navy, the department might lind u
large amount u material for it, needs
In the penitcntiaries Of the country.
where there are many young men who
would be pleased 10 serve their country
on shipboard, Instead OF remaining la
prlson. The writer suggest the be-
havlor Of these men might be assured
by the provision that they shall he dis
charged at thc end NJ their terms OF
enlistment II their record Is good.
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This invaluable remedy Ia one that
ought 20 no In every household. IL
viii cure your Rheumatism, Aoura,0ia,
Sprains, Cute, Bruises. Burns, Frosted
Feet aud Ears, Sore Throat and Sore
Chest, II you havo Lame Back II will
cure H. II peuetrates n the scat of the
disease. II viii cure stiff Joints aud
contracted muscles after all other reme-
I'll ~ have failed. Those who have been
cripple- for years have used Balayd's
SHo~ Liiinient and thrown away their
crutches aud besn able 10 walk Ms well
asever 1t will cure you. ilrioo 90
cents.
z. G. NJ. Agents. lss
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CLEVELAND, March lg.--The yer.
diet In tile case OF Rev. Howard Mac.
Queary for hcrcsy was made public 10.
day. MneQueary l. suspended for Fix
months anu II lie does not retract dur.
Ing that time his suspension becomes
expulsion.
Row. Howard Maooucny received
official notice OF his sentence nom
Bishop Leonard this morning.
Mac'eueary prouounces the verdict
unjust, and says he will not submit TO
II and leave the church, announcing
his intention of preaching for some
other church.
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NEW York, March l9.-Two lives
were lost aud twenty-five families naue
homeless by n IRE tonight, which gut
ted the six STORY double tenement at 2l5
East rwenty.ninth Street. Tho dead
Are Peter Cryan, aged 80, and his sis
ter, Mary Cyan, agei 80.
Fright and confusion. prevailed
among the tenants In the house., who
ran bliDdly hither and thither IN cir
shorls to escape. The fire was sxtln-
tuished about o p. m, and tho flrvmen
s<xan " search the rooms In the burned
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HARHisnuRo, March l0.--As n result
OF changes published IN Philadelphia
this morning TO the effect that the
state had been robbed OF over mil.
lion dollars IN the management Of the
soldiets' Orphans school. II legislative
committee WAS appointed to inyesll.
gate.
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ST. Loui., March 10 -Di-patches
from Texas say, owing 10 the crev - =
caused by floods. the southern Pacific
has been compelled u abandon twn
passenger aud nine freight traius The
Texas Transportation Cpmuanvs "a
10 Clinton, eight miles frOm Houston.
Is bsing gotten In rcailness,. AMI the
Morgan steamers will tafe all the
through California fr'ight around by
way o; the gulf 10 Clinton frpm New
Orleans and then by rail. Bdsiurss by
the regular route Will not DO resumed
for three months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-20

The popularity which Hoods Sarsap-
arilla has gained m spring medicine
~ wonderful. II possesses ju I those tle-
menis ofhealth giving, blood.nurifying
and appetite.restoriDg which every
body seems 10 need at this season.
DO not continue In u dull, tired, un-
satisfa Glory condition when you may
be NO much benefited by Hoods Sar-
saIarills. II puriiles the blood and
makes the weak strong.
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There Ia no danger OF cold result.
Ing In pneumonia when Chambtrlaln's
Cough Remedy IA used an directed
"for severe cold" II eneetually
counteRctH and arrests any tendency
OF n cold 10 result In pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven In thousands OF
bases during the epidemic Of Influenza
last winter. For salo by Y. &. NJ. 1,
Drug Dept DDS
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Where The nesponsibiIiiy Rests.

WAnlISuTON, March l0,-'rhe re-
port Of Lieutonant-C Commander Bick-
nell upon the wreck of the United
states steamer GIiead places the ~.
spon-iblity for the loss OF the GaleHd
and Nina upon the officers OF tho tug,
who fallcd TO respond 10 orders nom.
the Gaicnd when tho breakers were
seen. High praise Is awarded 10 En-.
slgn Field for energetic aud courage.
Gus setvicts, and To tho crew for the
discipline maintained under trying
,ond tons.
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CoLumus, Ohio, March ia. W.
Thurman, president OF the National
Baseball Board of Control, has ton
dcrui his resignation ~ a member N
that boarl. Thurman says his rcslg-
nation Is caused by the necessity OF bis
giving his entire uttcntion,tu his private
affair. lie does not think his rrsig.
nation will In amy way affect the pres
ent complication Of baseball attain.