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NEVIS OF THE NAVY.
New Commnndants for the Boston. Nor
folk, and Mare Island Yards.

New Commnndant. for the Boston. Nor
folk, and Marc Island Yards.
WASHINGTON. June 22-Secretary Herbert
has ordered that another examination be
held for the place OF Master Shipwright in
the Now York Navy Yard. which has re-
NAMED vacant for two years by reason Of
the failure Of applicants who have been ex-
amined to secure high enough percentage to
satisfy the officials Of their fitness for appoint
ment The Board of Examiners will convene
at the Navy Yard on July g.
Secretary Herbert has decided upon the new
commandants Of the Boston. Norfolk. and
Mare Island Navy Yards. and will assign off,
GERS to these places this week. Capt Belfrage
now at Boston. is to be relieved by Commodore
Fyife. in charge of the New London station.
station. Commodore Tyde viii be sue:
George Brown. who was on duty here dur
ing the Hawaiian debate in the Senate.
to sTs To s tG auS sarSF M
Can't. Potter. who will be transferred to tho
League Island yard at PhiladeIphir; Cart,
mIiral Irwin. who has recently relieved Admiral
Stanton, who will sail in the Newark for the
South Atlantic station as soon as his ship is
MI sPr us hrE sn Of tho naval
Paymaster John Clyde sullivan of the navy.
who Is under arrest Mt San Francisco
for embezzling $4,000 OF the Govern
ment funds, will be tried by court martial
formation from the Mare Island yard regard
ing this officers conduct which neces sitates
the court martial. which will convene Monday
trouble in six m onths. he having narrowly es-
caped a court martial last winter for express
ing his opinio on our rights in Behring Sea.
The new gnnboat. the Machias built by the
Bath Iron Works. has started for the Ports
mouth Navy Yard. where she will be put into
commission next week. Az soon as she is
commissioned she will be fitted out and sent
to tho ASiatic station for duty Capt. C. ].
Train will comm and her.
Sailing orders have been sent to the eunboat
Concord. at Norfolk. Va. and as soon as che
she will sail for the China station. She will go
by, way OF the Mediterranean and the Suez Ca
nal
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SAVANNAH. Ga, June 2a-Argument on the
liability OF the Southwestern Railroad on the
tripartite mortgage continued this morning.
and at its conclusion Justice Jackson an
nouncad that he would grant decree for tho
sale OF the property. The three companies. he
held. were Jointly liable on the tripartite mort
gage which was q most peculiar and we'll
drawn instrument. The Court decided that
z per cent. should be paid on the tripartite
bonds before and alter maturity: that the
Southwestern was liable for one-third OF this
mortgage and interest, and that u that was not
paid Il should be sold first and that one-third
realized; that the Central, from Macon to At
lanta. was liable for tworthirds OF the tripar-
tito mortgage and interest.
The Court ranked the tripartite mortgage as
flrst lion and $4,000. 600 outstanding bonds
second lien only on the assets Of the Central
Taxes due cities and counties will rank as first
mortgage. The receiver was ordered to give
ating expenses.
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1T WAS A JOG FOR YALE.
THE TRIANGULAR RACE SOMEWHAT OF
A DIS1PPOINTMENI.

The Blues Passed Columbia Amer the Start
and Then Won n- They pi~nscd-Hnrvnrd
an Easy Sccond-Yn1e's Time Much slow
CIR Than Cornrlr- Over tue same Course.
New LONDON, June 2S-Blue first, crimson
second. and blue and white third. So ended
the triangular two-mie freshmen contest on
the lower half OF tho Thames college course
this afternoon Ynle's limo was 10 minutes %
seconds: Harvard's 10 minutes AZ seconds.
and the slow but gritty Columbia's. IL min
utcs 2 seconds. Iale's time, although nude
under very favorable conditions, is IL seconds
slower than Cornclls in tho raco with Column
bia week ago Tho latter's time then was 10
minutes AZ seconds.
Tho race was n procession after tho first
mile. II was rowcd up the river. the finish he
ing ut the Thames naval station. All of the
crews were late in appearing. and tho start did
not take place until nearly q o'clock. Yale
won the toss for position and took the centre
lane: Columbia won the secuno choice and
selected the eastern course, while Harvard
rowed on the west. The crews appeared in
excellent form and were stripped TO the wa st.
The Yale men lowered up like giants when
compared with Columbia.
The crews were weighed this morning and
sat in their bouts as follows:
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cAspARY VAS Il NICE MAN.
His Friends Arc CIph erinE Out Now that II
Cost About $4,000 TO Know Him.

His Friends Arc herring Out Now that Il
Cost About $4,000 to Know Him.
Joannes Caspary's friends want to know
what has become OF him and about $4,000
which they have lent him. Two years ago he
got place at SIS week in Charles Mayors
drug store at 515 Ninth avenue. He was good
looking. about go years old. and well educated.
and Mr.. Mayer. his landlandy. Mrs. McCuskey
OF 300 West Forty-eighth street. Herman
Speor q saloon keeper Of $50 Eighth avenue.
and othor people liked him very much.
Last summer no got Legacy from Germany.
He quit work. and all summer entertained his
friends spending $1,000 which he had re.
ceived on account OF the legacy In the fall
he reversed the lever and began to borrow
from Mr.. Spenard NJ. Mayer. who lent him
SIS to $50 at 3 time He borrowed frequently.
and assured his friends that there was much
moro money coming to him.
After q time he got behind in his accounts
With Mrs McCuskey: and three weeks ago no
Mr.. Mayer. Mr.. Mayer said he had lent Cas-
parry about S4OO. Then MIR. Mayer went to see
Mr.. Speer. Mr. Speer had lent Caspsry about
$500. Then cableRrams were sent to Cas-
pary's lawyers in Germany to see when the rest
OF tho legacy would be available. The lawyers
replied that Caspary had received al that was
due him. And now Mr.. Casparay's friends are
Of the opinion expressed by one OF them last
night I'VE thin Mr. Casparay Is a dead loss.
loss-a dead loss"
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LONDON. June 2S-At the sale to-day OF the
art collection OF Baron Revelstoke Edward
Barring OF the firm OF Barring Bros. 4 Coz. the
sum of 10000 was realized. Among those
who attended were MIR. and Mrs. William Wal
dorf Astor. and a number OF other society poo-
pie. Most Of tho purchases to-day were made
through agents. and. consequently, It cannot
be definitely reported who the actual purchas-
ers were. Among the principal articles dis
posed OF was a marble bust OF oliver Cromwell.
attributed to Giovanni Bernini. tho famous
Italian sculptor. whose works are so well
known to those who visit Rome. This bust
phvry and ormolu jardiniGres sold for Fl ,6IB,
and three gilt and painted fan.shared jardi-
nieres for e.. BIB The sale which is held at
the rooms Of Christie, Manson l. Woods, will
be continued tomorrow.
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by the Police Honrd.

The Police Commissioners have decided to
open tho now Twenty eighth precinct station
house in East 10Ith street on July !. at q p.
nj. Capt Westervelt asked the Board to es-
tablish forty-eiGht night posts In the precinct.
for which he would require ninety-six men.
Tho Board detailed thirty mon from the East
IEighty, eighth street and twenty from the East
man In the Prime" street station was made
detective and transferred to the new precinct.
Roundsman A. J. Panet OF the Grand Central
station and Sergeant Edward Lucas OF the
kingsbridge station were also transferred to
the new station.
Sergeant Joyce Of the Grand Central station
was Transferred to kingsbridge. and Rounds
man John X. Martens was transferred from the
street station.
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GEORGIA CENTRAL TO BE SOLD.
Justice Jackson Clears Up the Litigation In
the Railroads. A fairs.

Justice jackson Clears Up the Litigation In
the Railroads. Affairs.
SAVANNAH. Juno 2a-In the United States
Court to- day Justice Jackson decided that tho
tripartite bond mortgage held by the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company OF New York covers
the Centraps leasehold interest In the South
western Railway The Court directs the sale
of the Central, including Its leaseholds. to pay
this tripartite mortgage. The Southwestern
Railway has permission to pay one-third Of
this debt or 1t must be sold to pay the one
third principal and interest The Central. from
Savannah % Atlanta. 10 to be sold to pay the
other two-thirds. II 1t fails. tho Southwestern
Railway is responsible for the whole debt The
Other bonds have q second lien, Justice Jack
son anno1nced that the Central road would be
lanta. New York. and other cities, beginning
Dec. !. He hoped that those principally In
terested would by that time agree on q reor-
ganization plan to prevent the sale The sale
OF the roads will be on Jan. 81 next
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AGAINST EXCURSION RATES.
The Grand Trunk Doeant Want to Kun
Cheap Trains to the Worlds Fair.

The Grand Trunk Doean't Want to Kun
Cheap Trains to the Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO. June 2a-The Grand Trunk Rail-
road is not going to run excursion trains to
the Worlds Fair at least not enough to
amount to anything and 1t is now trying to
prevent the other roads from running such
trains. 1t sent out letter to-day protesting
strongly against the extension Of time re-
Gently granted excursion tickets by the roads
of the Central Traffic Association. The time
originally set was four days. including the day
on which the ticket was purchased. This was
subsequently extended to seven and ten days.
according to the distance to be covered. The
Grand Trunk now says that this latter ar
rangenient must not be carried into effect. and
that If It is the Grand Trunk Will proceed to
demoralize business by cutting rates.
The extension OF time was granted by the
general passenger agents, and the Grand
Trunk insists that 1t should have been ratified
by the general msnaCerr The only, reason
day limit will ruin the railroad. The other
roads say that they will pay no attention to
the Grand Trunk and win keep right on sell
Ing ten day tickets.
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4 STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
II Is the Work OF Her Daughter beatrice.
and Her Majesty Unveils It.

II Is the Work OF Her Daughter beatrice,
and Her Majesty Unveils II.
LONDON. June ga statue OF the Queen.
the work Of Princess Beatrice. her Majesty's
youngest daughter. was unveiled in Kensing-
ton Gardens to-day. The weather was beauti
ful. and the ceremony was attended by Nom
bers Of the royal family of Great Britain. and
number OF princes and princesses from other
countries. The nobility and fashionable
world of London wore well represented. Do
taehments oi troops were present. and their
brilliant uniforms added much to the beauty
81 N, me scene. Tho statue was unveiled by the
Suern IN person. Tho work has been highly
'oHm,mended Tor It's artistic merit
o nv DuE" Of York. in whom great interest
r Unsrt nc present owing to his approaching
marriage n, with the Princess May OF Tcck. was
ho oS lt,fent at the unveiling. He Ia not In the
th Sst VI health and has been at Sandringham.
hnSGiouhtry residence OF his father. since Fri
~ Say n lnst, He Is under medical trcatment but
on s physicians n say his complaint is not ser-
r uJS one Acting on their advice he will not
As'uiA 10 London until he implicitly RECEIVERS.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the valuc to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced i'll the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive efiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Commins, who unsuccessfully contested the
South Division Of Roscommon county ut the
general election last July. while the other was
Or. Magner who Is comparatively unknown In
Irish political circles.
The election in the district took place to-
day. but n measurement OF the strength o! the
two factions OF tho Anti Parnelites was avoid
ed by tho withdrawal OF DR.. Magner from the
contest This rendered alloting necessary.
the field and the Sheriff. after the customs AIRY
formalities. declared hi N elected. His Parnell-
lite opponent received only 49, votes.
. The election In the Parliamentary division of
Northeast Cork to iii the vacancy. in the
House OF Commons Caused by the withdrawal
from tho House Of Mr. Michael Davtt, Anti
Parnelite. was held to-day. The Anti .Parnei-
ties nominated Mr.. William Abraham and he
was elected without opposition.
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THE BEHRING SEA CASE
Mr.. Phelps Argues that We Have PROPERTY
Rights In the Seals.


PARIS. June 2a-The Hon. E. j. Phelps. Of
counsel for the United States. continued his
closing address before the Behring Sea Tri-
bunal of Arbitration TO-DAY. He reanalyzed
the International law bearing upon the case
before the tribunal. showing that all marine
animals in which there was q property inter-
est were treated as property by the nations
best entitled to protect them. In support OF
his contention on this point Mr.. Phelps in
fisheries. which. though they were outside Of
territorial waters. it was absolutely necessary
exterminated.
In reply to q question asked b.. Baron de
Courcel. President of the Tribunal. Mr.. Phelps
paid that the United States had a right to pro-
tect. even by force. their property interest in
those animals What the Americans would. In
thu, judgment OF the civilized nations. have the
right to. was the Just m easure ofaward claimed
from the tribunal which was IL substitute for
the national right OF self-defence.
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New York Day at Gettysburg.

GETTYSBURG. juno 2a.-The arrangements
for New York day on the Gettysburg BATTLE
field are being rapidly completed This morn
Ing the huge bronze statue OF victory was
carefully drawn eighty feet W. into the air and
placed In position on the top of the New York
State monument Tomorrow, the. scaffolding
will be removed, and then the place will be
afternoon. A small detachment OF cavalry
from Fort Meyer have arrived TO guard the 700
tents that have been pitched on Cemetery Hill
to accommodate those veterans who desire to
renew camp "" on historic ground. The light
artillery battery from Washington barracks
and the remainder of the cavalry contingent
are due Tomorrow.
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Elected to Parliament In Cork County.

DUBLIN. June 2a-The contest for the seat
N me House OF Commons for the Southeast
DIVISION OF Cork county rendered vacant by
,he retirement from Parliament OF Mr.. John
Morrogh. Anti-Parnellite. who withdrew from
political lie because OF the recent dissension
over inc frreoai'S Journal promised to be in
'eresung' There had been split among tho
d,aa i,tIarneliltes In the district. and two can
uiuatos oi me same party affiliations Wer
Nominated One Of these was D.. Andrew
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She whipped Her Dcfamcr.

Mrs. Eliza beth Pfendler. 35 years Of age. Of
1872 Lewis street. heard week ago that John
Farley her next door neiGhbor. was talking
dsparaGingly about her. She got a rawhide
whip and waited for Farley to como homo
from work. Tho moment she spied him on
Thursday evening as he turned into Lewis
street. she rushed up behind him and began
to thrash him with the whip. Farley started to
run but tripped over barrel and fell Mrs.
Pfendler dealt the PROSTATE man fully hun
dred blows befo,9 he could get out Of her way,
woman was held in $500 bail for trial in the
Special Sessions.
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THREATENING BANGKOK.
n french Gunboat In the Mrnam Prepare
to Fire Upon the CITY.

10 FIre Upon the CItY.
LONDON. June 28.-A despatch to the Times
from Bangkok, capital OF Siam. says that the
french Gunboat Latin has anchored in the
river opposite the centre OF Bangkok. and has
made preparations to fire upon the city.
The topmasts of tho gunboat have been
struck and guns have been mounted in the
nghtlng tops. The French admiral, In Ills
llaSshlp. is expected to arrive In Siamese
waters from saigon.
siam. the despatch adds. though most anx-
quietly determined to resist aggression. and is
Preparing herself for any contingency that
may arise. Tho defences OF the country viii
prove stronger than expected. "'''
sInree ships have boon sunk at the entrance
81 Si,1,he Mepan River, on which Bangkok is
4 Inns reduces tho channel TO the narTowest
l!mis possible for use and the Government ia
SI1ek to prevent the ingress and egress Of YES.
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Assistant Bishop OF North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c.. June 2a-The Rev. Joseph
B. Cheshire. Jr., rector at Charlotte N. c.. was
elected on the thirty ninth ballot to-day As
sistant Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church for the Diocese Of North Sarolina- l Mr'
and graduated from Trinity College In 1870
He studied law and practised several years.
lie has been rector at Charlotte since 1888.
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THREE cn1IDRrS sMorHEnED.
A Family OF Five Eutrnpped In Their Burning
Mome-The widowed Mother Dying.

Home-The widowed Mother Dying.
SAGINAW, Mich. June 2s.-At 10 o'clock last
night fire started in wooden two-story build
ing on North Jefferson avenue occupied By
Catherine Neumann. widow with Eve chill
drcn. as q millinery store below and residence
ton OF the building and was not discovered
until the exit of the family was cut or The
entire inside Of the structure was In flames
when the fire department arrived.
The mother was taken out and sent to tho
hospital. She is terribly burned and will die.
Tilda Neumann, aged 20 years, Lena Neu-
mann, aged 10 years. and Frank Neumann.
aged IL years. were smothered to death.
Another daughter. Alma, aged IL. escaped
with slight scorching.
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Mrs. Gabrielle Greeley GIendennin Gives .
Dinner 10 Horace Greeley Post. Al,

WHITE PLAINS. June 28.-Mrs Gabrielle
Greeley Glendennin. the wife of the Rev. F. 8.
Glendenp In. the pastor OF st. Peters Episco-
pal Church OF West Chester. to-day entertained
at dinner at the old Greeley homestead at
Chappaqua the members OF Horace Greeley
Post Of New York. The post Is composed of
pewspaper writer's and c9mp nn re- OF the
nent members are Amos J. Cummings. Col
John X. Cockerill. and William T.. Griniths.
Mrs Glsndennin entertains the post at dinner
every year.
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Sentenced to Prison for Treason.

LEIPZIG. June 2S.-The Supreme Court sit
ting in camera. has sentenced Fohrer Bies-
helm. the keeper OF n public house, to seven
years penal servitude for treason in furnish
ing to the French Government. drawings OF the
fortress at Neu- Breisach.
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The Victoria Disaster.

LONDON. June 28.-Capt. Bourke. the senior
officer among the survivors OF the warship
Victoria. will be tried by special naval
Board. sitting at Malta, for having lost tho
vessel. Further proceedings will denend upon
the event OF this trial. No steps will be taken
in the matter OF court ma rtinlling Roar Adj
miral Markham and tho oflicera OF the Cam
perdown until after the end Of Bourke's case.
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BosToN. Juno 2s-The statue Of Admiral
Farragut was unveiled In the Marine Park.
South Boston. this afternoon. There was
much saluting. and In the harbor assisting
with their guns and colors. were the Russian
war ships lynda and Dmitri Donskoi and the
United states cruiser San francisco and the
dynamite cruiser Nesuyius The Grafton was
By ex-GoV. Ric0
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Edward Box to Marry.

PHILADELPHIA. June 28-The announcement
is mado here to-day of the engagement Of
Edward W. Box. tho editor of the Ladies Home
journal. to Miss Mary Louise Curtis. the only
daughter of Cyrus II. X Curtis. the proprietor
OF the magazine which Mr. Box edlts.
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Tho Cholera.

PARTS. June 2S.-There were two new cases
Of cholera ut Toulon yesterday. one new case
at HyGres. one new case at Seyne. and two
deaths from the disease at Cette.
. Two persons died o! cholera to-day In Tou-
Ion. and one in Montpelier.
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The s,,t,uo Chapel Choir Going to Chicago.

ROME juno 2S.-The Pope has given his con-
sent to the proposal that Maestro Mustafa, d.
rector of the choir OF the Sistine Chapel, and
the members Of the choir should visit Chicago
and sing there during the progress Of tho tx
position. This will BIS the first tmc that the
choir MS a choir will have sung outside tho
h,lv
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A New White Star STEINER Launched.

BELFAST, Juno 2S-The passenger steamer
Gothic. built for the White Star Steamship
Company by Harland 4 Wolff OF this city. was
successfully launched to-day. She will sail in
tumn. but will ultimately be placed In the New
an In nd fra6a
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The MIlwauIe. and Northera Absorbed.

CHICAGO. June %. -Beginning on July the
Milwaukee and Northern will be operated by
the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul. and
will be known as its Lake superior division.
Tho officers OF tho Chicago. Milwaukee and St.
Paul will be In charge.
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Real Estate Snlos.

BY william Kennedy: Foreclosure sale of two four.
brick and lots each 2lS1OO south side OF
l34th street 80 feet east OF Alexander avenue each
Seven four story brick houses and lots each 2oxloO
side of 1884 street. 17lJ feet east OF Alexander
avenue, each TO plaintin, $1,000.
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Railroad Notes

:, After July the Milwaukee and Northern
Railroad will be operated as division Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad;
pany has been put into tho hands Of q receiver
ppon the application OF creditors. Tho railroad
IL thirty miles long.
The Freight Traiiio Association OF the Mid.
die States has decided to make no change at
present In the rates on fruits and vegetables.
Fest time TO- Montreal. via New York Central Bee
time La0Ie.-Al1
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Moro Cowboys Arrive.

CHICAGO. June 28-George Jones and Doc"
Mddletown. two Of the participants In the
cowboy race. came in to-day. Jones arrived
at $3.50 o'clock this morning and Middletown
at 12:2S p NJ. The horses OF both men were in
nod han
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a Village Fire Leaves but Few Houses.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. June 2a-Sixteen busi-
ness places and four dwellings in Augusta.
village of5O0 inhabitants in Kalamazoo coun-
~. were destroyed by IRE early this morning.
ance but $751; Only few OF the buildings
will be rebuilt
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Imported d.

mo but equally as good
LTbAna Wine Co.'s "Gold Seal ChAmpagne.--AdA