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charge OF the Astor Office. relying on cable
gram from Londoa, the uulti-millio1aire de-
seendent Of generations Of rlillionaires is still
awe In response to repsatsG and persistent
kilograms asserting that the head OF the house
OF Aston was dead. "A representative Of the Asso-
ciated Press made three visits TO i>ausGowne
house, Astor's London residence. between the
early hours of morning and noon, eiiciting
many denials OF his demise They said he had
been suffering from a severe cold, which at one
time threatened to develop into pneumonia, bat
he was so much improved that il is expected he
VIII Be able 10 90 out tomorrow.
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In the House.

WASHINGTON CITY, July l2-In the House the
Joint resolution relating to the election of SEN
ators by popular vote was taken up and the Re
publicans allowed 1t 20 be discussed all day and
further progress.
The conference report on the District OF
Columbia appropriation bill, which, as agreed
20, appropriaies 900 TO meet the expense OF
the g. A. X. encampment in Washington City.
the appropriation to be paid entirely out of the
revenues OF the District of Columbia, obtained
right OF way and the bill was passed Recess.
The evening session was for consideration OF a
private pension bill.
Nothing was done at the evening session.
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BOODLING IN EASTERN ClI1hS'
Ten Toledo Aldermen and Detrotts E1-
Treasurer Found Out.

TOLEDO July 1.-THE prosecuting attorney
today moved to impanei special grand jury 10
investigate charges OF bribery against ten mem
hers of the board of aldermen and council OF
this city They are alleged to be or
gauiz.d to levy blackmail on par
ties desirous OF obtaining en- ordinance:
The court granteI the motion anu
directed the sheriff 20 summon special grand
Jury The evidence is said 10 tie direct and con-
elusive 1t is alleged that regular schedule
OF rates has been made out. TO be paid by cor
porations desIrous OF obtaining favorable legls-
1ation.
DETROIT, July PA sensation was caused at
a meeting OF the council this morning when the
comptrollers report was read, showing that ex-
CITY Treasurer Tuite was short IN his accounts.
The deialcation is placed at s2l,S65.
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Arbitration of Labor pi.,u,..

WAsHiNGToN CITY. July Fin the seunte n
day voorhees, offered a resolution declaring that
IN all the disagreements and controversies be-
tween employees and employers the princfnle of
arbitration should 10 put into practice In tbe
settlement of d hculties: declaring that refusal
% a'oit'ate anu resort 70 violancs for the solu-
ton ot difficulties are methods inenasts,,,..
Win the principles OF the existing form of GOV.
erHinent' and inStructiug the COMMITTEES on Ell
u'ailon and labor tn inquire into the exne,II.
eocy ana rTopsiety Of preparing and renortinr
I" The senate bill making provision fer a sc,p,.
mission OF labor in accordance with the sreeiaI
MS se ana recommendations of President
Cleveland. April - IS,6 The ,nessspe ,.ss -,
anu at the request ot Hale the reso,utto-, !, as
laid over TIL tomorrow. As he desired IN exar,-
Inc II and see whether arbitration was not mo-
NiGCd Ter in the act a. Octob.r II 1SsS
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The Seizure of the CoouitIam.

OTTAWA, July l2.-In official circles the
seizure OF the steamer Coquitlam Off the
Alaskan coast BY the United States cruiser Cor =
win, is regarded rs likely to lead to further
complications between Canada ami the United
States. Sir John Thompson, minister OF JUS
tice stated TO n CORES pon Dent that while there
were certain customs regulations of the United
States which give jurisdiction within radius
OF twelve miles of shore. such authority only
applies 10 vessels of the United states and not
foreign vessels. In the ease o; the Coquitlarl
she was seized in waters outside of the three
mile limit, but within the twelve-mi.e limit
over which the officer of the Corwin Claimed
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BLACK AND WHITE WITNESSES,
President Harrison Discusses the De-
feet in the Chinese Exclusion Law.

Boston, July 12-Regarding the clause in the
Chinese exclusion act requiring that the ident-
ity of Chinese resident must DO established
by the testimony of a credible "white Witness"
the following letter from President Harrison
was received by Butler r Wilson, q colored
lawyer of this city:
My Dear Sir: have your letter of June 90,
and would have answered sooner but for the
great press OF other matters Senator Dolph, of
Oregon. who was on the conference COMMITTEES
that framed the modified bill, assured me that
the use of the term white was a mere 81 ip in
the haste that characterized the legislation at
the last by reason o. the fact OF the expiration
of previous exclusion laws being so near at
hand. The whole scope OF legislation sho rs
that there could have been purpose to dis
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California,
SPOKANE OPENS TODAY,
New Talent in the Game-McGinnis and

Ollie Boards Spokane team will be here this
afternoon for the first time during the new
season, and with such a lively lot of players
pitted against the Hustlers there will be plenty
OF ginger in the game. There will be some new
cards, too, in the makeup OF both teams Mark
Poihemus, the heavy hitting outtiel der, who has
been with Spokane for two and a half seasons,
viii make his bow in Seattie's right field. With
the visitors are Harry Raymond, the brilliant
third baseman, late of the Pittsburgs, who
plays his first game with spokane to-
day; Pitcher Fitzgerald -"Strike- em-out
Fitz'-one OF Seatte's favorites in 1890,
who is but recently from Louisville, and Joe
Lohbeck, who won popularity for his splendid
catching during his short stay with the home
team before he was sold 10 Spokane. Joe strauss
will be moved TO second base, aud Gus klopi to
the outield.
McGinnis will endeavor to NOW down the
Spokanes with Billy Earles aid behind the bat.
Charlie Irwin is still too lame to play, and Willie
Laugs will be stationed at third base. 'Strike
'em-out-Fitz' viii probably do the boxwork Tor
Spokane, with Joe Lohbeck to catch him. The
IN i'll La
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Distress I'm Alabama Flood DistrictS.

JoSEsBoRo. Ala, July Il - Thousands OF
farmers have had their crops completely ruined,
their stock drowned, their homes washed away
and in many cases there was loss OF life by the
recent heavy flood There are hundreds OF
fsmi! les on the Little Texas and Black rivers
who do not know where their next meal is COM
ing from, and there are no means OF getting 1t
until the water recedes 1t may be q Christian
act for the people of the United states TO con-
tribute to the starving people OF Russia, but we
Cannot look al it in that light when thousands
O. our own countrymen are actually starving
for the bare necessities of life.
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PHltAnEL9HlA. Jay l1---Ta.s was The opening
day 81 The gEea; c.-cult trat>. The -.St rae
wss not finished because @. larkUess. sQIoma-
E.ts:
1-22 cjsss-Auboy " 81, Captain LYONS second
Gyg>y GeGers. sGlE,l- l,gs. J.aae. 49,.
--l# raC4EE->atsliu w.1. N=V-d t.I.r,srss :
second, LADY Sheridan ta--t. Rest time, > i1- :.
--&{ gla>s-Cec5t wag. Js--e Fisher seClt.,.
NE...s L E..-l- L.: .---.- > -.
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Great Oil Fire at Butte.

BUTTE, July 12.-IspecisL 1.-The warehouse OF
the Continental Oil Company was destroyed by
fire at an early hour this morning. Prompt
action by the fire department prevented an ex-
plosion. Several 1Sl0-gallon tanks of oil, 5000
Cases and 500 barrels OF bricating oil were lost
The less is $40, COD. insured in the Standard OIL
Company, OF which 1t is a branch. The origin
OF the fire is believed to have been incendiary.
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William Waldorf .stor Not Dead.

4@'NooN. jajy I'M. Adams, manager OF the
!-'H1ea 0-1. ST ~ y. Aston, stated tonight
-. '"S IestE5a}n nuraartinS So have been sent
sS ma u A>;sr'- Nsw Tcrk office was aio-sery,
S'a sc s754 BE would take immediate steps -
ieyra' out the farSer.
ioNHoN, jay l1-Nilliam Waldorf AstoF Is
ROC dead a3tes a.- Ia spite a. the fast that
l."'-.e 81 IS cesta was posted On the ooor Of
t-l AN'"E estate IL Ne YORK, and the puelsc2-
- ~ TIE New YORK saora4.g papers 81 =
1esiaa' death notice. israished Is the sexton of
-fAA.} IAaPei. T. authority q tie nan II
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REV. DIR. BRIGGS
OPINION.


The controversy arising from ''ths hishs,
criticism" of Rev. DR.. Briggs who ha.
been tried for he-esy, will change Ia.
complexion of the ''unchangeable"c r,ed
In the very nature Of things every human
device Is prone to change. Pray, vhv
should medicine be the exception to H.
rule? The Histogenetic system 10 thu
newest change and is head and shoulder,
above the old and effete "systems." Hav.
you progressed mentally sufficiently "a
appreciate . fact?
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STRUCK BY ACYCLONE
Excursion Steamer CapsiZed in
Peoria Lake, Ill.
A DOZEN PERSONS DROWNED.
Merrymakers From Pekin Taken Tn
awares by . Whirlins Monster
Every Person in the Cabin Lost.

PEORIA, July 12.-Peoria lake was this even
ing the scene of horrible catastrophe A
cyclone struck the water about 1888 and cap
sized the excursion steamer Frankie Folsom with
party from Pekin. about forty-one. on board.
All but eighteen have been accounted for. 1t
IL believed fully dozen persisted No one es
capped from the cabin. The work of bringing
the dead ashore is in progress
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The Permanent Min. Gam,

IAco%A. July 2-.spec.aL Adult Gen
erai hsien, alter caulerriug with the Point
Defiance FarN ml1is> .oneTs, stated tonight
before tae Commercial Club that the state
could no. atto-1 - clear the timber OF the re-
qnret 70 acres 10y permanent state camp
grounds. out taat e jhe grounds were accepted
t-e government -a.-aE io5ti.y Point D.hance
am I1s stlis - s-..4 rlt up permanent build
lu-S ;eT state camp. No action Was taken
Efforts sre r1sAi@E - secure permanent state
camp ECollG- near Iscoma.
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To Blockade the Columbia River.

PORTLAND, July l2-lSpecial Tho Union
Pacihe has advanced its rates for townge and
pliotage on the Columbia ,lver from the sea to
Portland and return. The new rate is so
cents per registered ton, and is an advance of
about % per cent. over the former rate. The
company has promised shippers better service
than last year.
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stanwood Farmer Killed hvaFall.

eT'Nwo23. July = -tNpec.1l OF Johnson,
an old gentleman about - Years OF age. while
walking down The Great Northern track 70 board
an-rih-aouna freight tram !or Mount Vernon.
fell. str. Sing h.s heat q rail. cutting = deem
El>A- i. .. Norman. who was walking with
hin AZ 1Ae time, picked him up, bat either the
blow ~ heart disease caused immediate death
Johnson leaves an aged wife. and three chill
Urea, two OF them maErsei. He lived about
three rJi.es from t4ls p.aca and highly re-
spUcteL farmer
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erexArR, Wash. March Il, lSoa

Dr.. J Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear Dr. Jordan-Your letter and medl
cines for my wife received; thanks hR;
your promptness.
Twas under the impression that wrete
you about my granddaughter. She b
perfectly well and had no relapse vhaA
ever. Yours truly,
PAUL STRoBAOH
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Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-I have been taking your medA
cines regular until about two weeks aea
1 feel perfectly we'll: my heart don't
trouble me any and am getting a. fat q
a pig. Some tell me that il was faith that
cured me, am very thankful for that
much faith. remain yours respectfully.
GEO. GRISWOLD.
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Suicide of a Real Estate AGENT.

PORTLAND. July 1o.-ISpecial William F.
Creitz, a wcil-knowE real estat, agent, COM
mitted suicide by drowning himself in q stag
nant slough this morning. Financial troubles
were the cause for the act.
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" = VII pay the above reward for any OF
Liver 1casP .ala1 IJvspsps.a = * ueasache ins3f-
s7st4on tsrs1. ps.i0a or Ccssiveness we caauog
e-te ~tth "ests Vegetables Live pills. when lhs
a-iectaoas ars strictly complied with. They are
paLs4y vegetable, and never fan % give ss.isisc-
non sugar Gated L.aEge boxes. % cents Ire
e-T@ OF co4nterfelts and limitations The genuine
- y LElIaEAD - CAwLkX, 9oS kEoEs So,
Seattle. Wash.
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CYRUS W. FIELD DEAD.
Miserable End OF Benefaetor oy <h.
Huuan Race

Miserabfe End Of . Benefaetor of the
Human Race.
NEW YoeK. July r. Cyrus W. Field died ,b,.
morning Those st the deathbed included David
Dudley Field. Mrs. Dudley Field. Mrs Isabella
Judson, Cyrus Field tucson. Frank Judson and
early this morning By ariolent spell of eiIrin,
Physicians were summoned and administered a.,
anodyne to induce sleep But this proved of no
avail. and in less than an hour the aged fnnncier
was dead Death vas not unexpected. Hs hal
been in a critical condition for ten davs He
had been suffering from Physical and mental
exhaus ton caused by the financial troubles OF
his son during the pas, year.
Arrangements have been completed for the
funeral. which viii take place ar stockt,lr,e.,
on Friday at ?. n. The services viii b. SIM
pc, AMI only members o! the family and thu
most intimate relatives aud friends of the Co.
ceased VIII be present
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Democratic Rally at North Yakima.

NORTH YAKIMA, July p Especial - The
Democrats held very successful ratification
meeting tonight There was LANCE procession,
headed by the band, ali wearing Cleveland hats.
Ex-Governor Semple, Hon. II. j. Snively and
Judge Reays addressed the audience. Much
enthusiasm was evinced
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Cyrus West Field gas born In stockhridga
Mas. November 81. 1sIa He was a son OF DaTii
Dud!ey Field, q noted e4ergvfnau, and q brothar
OF David Dudley Field. the LAWYER; Henry Ma.
tyn Field, the clergyman, and Stenheu ] Field
Justice of the United stafes supreme curt. lie
received his edacstloa Ia his native village. ans,
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Tacoma ..siIt>" Kepublican. nt.bana.

TACOMA. Ju.y I--tspesiaL Probably at the
teNs meeting az TIE Washington Republican.
1-"a5,.a5 organic cation Will disoGni. II was or
E-uiEs-. iast tai. 5UE laaarno1y Cre1t in a. the
VeEy sjart, tc.SUse certain Republicans yere
te.t 'lt 81, members. Il was termed oy is OBJ
.e-i'Fs fac ''~ilN Stocking Club. AMI as lime
"eai o1 s,s members lost Interest N tie organi-
za.+-a- 1Le clubs furniture = for sale
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A Row Drowned ut Blaine.

BLAINE, July 12-[special. while PLAYING in
the yard today the 2-year-od son OF p. n. Nelson
fell into pond of water and was drowned A
small excavation had been made near the house
and today's rain having filed i. with water the
above result followed. The body was warm
when found but could not be resuscitated.
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TsyloT's action for a balance of $500 said TO be
Cue him. The city attorney announces in this
answer that Taylor did not acknowledge his
oath of office aud therefore was not in fact
controller. 1t is ALSO shown for the first time
that all of the city officials during the Mayor
handle administration technically did not
Qualify In not acknowledging the oath OF ofnce.
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skagit County WORLDS Fair Society.

MOUNT VERNON, July l2-(Special THE
County Board OF Trade today adopted plan
for raising funds for the collection of an ex-
hibit from skagit county for the Worlds fair.
The plan Is to form an auxiliary society, to be
known as the Skagit County Worlds Fair Asso-
citation, the membership fee of which viii be
u. Each member will be given q certificate
and his or her name will be published in the
county papers. 1t is thought that $500 or 1000
can be raised in this way.
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jay Gould in Good Health.

NEW YORK, July 12-Thc reports which have
been received here that Jay Gould is in dying
condition at Tikura, are not confirmed. On the
contrary Eddie Gould received q dispatch at
1:30 today saying that his father was enjoying
general health
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Fres.as.t MarrL.nn Adare..es reaeher..

sARAToGA. y Y. July l2-Prcsiient Harrison
srrlyed this morning and was ceremonia.Iy es-
coFted To Congress PARK. where the National
Educational Association OF Teachers Is ss-
semb.ed. He was received with address of
welcome, ana replied in a we.!-turned speech.
complimentary 10 the teachers ana their work.
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decided TO retain permanent headquarters her.
The campaign will be opened a. vincene.. Ind.
July % Weaver ard sisid Viii be present An
appealing for contributions for ca n,paIgn f,,uds
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Western League Games.

CHICAGO. July l2-Wesiern League games to-
day were.
Al Kansas City-Kansas City 5, indianapolis s.
At Omaha-omaha i. Toledo
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Travellers Leg Smashed at Westminster.

NEW WESTMINSTER, b. c., July 12.-[Speciall-
A young man named Thomas Jctfries. from
Sumas City, had his leg smashed by accident
on a ferry steamer last night, while she
making q landing with passengers from a Great
Northern train. Jeffries' leg was amputated
and he is in serious condition.
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EVERETT, July 12.-tSpecial. The body of
young Livingstone, drowned ten days ago, was
found among the rubbish st the Everett avenue
bridge this afternoon, and buried at Narysyille.
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An OREGON Pioneer Dead.

ALBANY. Or, July l2-Ispecial. Robert Fos-
ter a pioneer farmer, ded at his home near this
city this evening after short Illness. He Was a
brother OF James Foster, one OF the founders of
Alhanv
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Tho Republican Executive Committee.
WAsHINGToN CITY. July 12-Chairman
Campbell, of the Republican national commit
tee. has issued call for meeting OF the execu-
tive committee in New York on mex. Saturday.
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Iottfe Collin. Not Dead.

LONDON, July l2-The reported death of Lottie
Collins, the famous concert hall singer, who
achieved notoriety with the song, "Ta- IRA
Boom-Ds-sy," Is unfounGed.
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Bob Ford's Murderer Sentenced for Life.
LAKE CITY, Colo, July l2-Eiward OKelly,
who killed Bob Ford, the slayer OF Jesse James,
was today sentenced to imprisonment for lie ct
hard Labor He claims he convicted be-
cause OF the false swearing OF witnesses.
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PoCATELLo, July PA Union Pacific train
colided with d runaway coal car near Beaver
canyon today. Fireman Jack Moore was killed,
anu Engineer George Dram badly hurt.
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er, PAUL. July lat IS stated here that Ig-
nstius Doaue.ly Will be nominated for governor
on The Peoples party ticket tomorrow.
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Iowa Democrats and ree,,.,

DIES NeISEs, la. July t2-Thera Il "a To-
- =. - ~. as sac FED PIES party
eud have been ia progress ever sfz..-I =. < -
III Kansas Vae fusion will nrahzA -
basis oi the Peoples party nas5as.3 'NS
the Democratic state ticket n "A4
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Tacoms's Tardy Discovery.

TACOMA. July 2-.Spec.al. city Attorney
- -Esag 4-s Led al answer to ex-C City Controller
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-25
An Undesirable Business.

There il not a he Insurance. c0nDsnv In
the country that would take a risk on the
life OF A ;powder slower" Most people
never heard Of a powder slower. and if all
the powder stovers in the country were to
go on a strike tomorrow there would not
be much of a rush to Get their places. for
the business of a slower is about as I'M
healthy a lob rs ANYBODY could well i'm
agine. After gunpowder has been manu-
featured there is always a certain amount
of moisture left in it, not so much as to
prevent it going of with bang if a spark
IA Ell -, :. L.. -, -, . , - g..
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-25
BRIEF MENTION.

Fer rent-S.ore room q. 1905 Third
| avenue.
F. E Rogers. of Por. Byron, was in
the city gesterd.v.
G c. Bilio~s OF 81 Louis Is here Wis
ting few days with friends.
Charles Buford is at home from school
on q fes days visit with friends.
Gustav Stengel and wife went 10 Chi,
csgo last night on few days visit.
Joseph Miller came down from c. ',ago
to spend Thanksgiving With his 10 .s
Mrs. john Breecher leaves re frs.
part OF the week on visit to Lends in
Chicago.
J. c. Adams and little daughter ar,
rived from Chicago last evening on
short visit
Frank Rattle, who is nov located in
Chicago, spent Thanksgiving "a lis
home here.
Clark Bufori came up 9rom Blford
from Champaign to eat Thanksgiving
turkey at home snd visit day or Two.
The cold weather has no effect on the
ice cream business. Krell y Math keep
it for sale vi winter. Parties and fans
lies supplied.
II you want something extra fEe for
decorating your homes, paTlaTs or club
fooms on any occasion, renee Der KTell
y Nath have 1t.
Send your orders Tor game, fish lob
s'efs, CLANS. shell sn5 canned oysters to
Harry Smvthe's, 1873 Second svenue
Telephone 1Ul7. Orders for wild tur-
keys tskeu for Thanksgiving.
The Bel Ringers viii give oue Of the
finest concers Of the season next Mon
dav light 81 Hsrper's lhsHGs Be spre
and secure seat- at Y d.C.A. building a.
7.30 tomorrow morning il you sTe going.
Only q .aw tickets that caa be cold.
G. W. -.anabgTrv, Of the Adams FIX
press company, l,ft yesterday for his Old
home "a Co5iyU, Ill.,, being called there
Ivy the i8-ess ct b-orh Manager
al r,chi OF tie Postal Telegraph com.
pauy S looking fer the afIairs f Inc ex-
press company during Mr.. Stau-burr- 5
bsllce.