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the papers in the case which resulted
in his being relieved OF hts command.
They consist OF statement by Ad-
miral Meade and also one by Assistant
Secretary McAdoo. Commander Ide
will make an explanation OF the cir
cumstances from his point Of view. II
Is understood that his contention IL
that Admiral Meade was of his sta-
t!on at the time they met in Panama.
and was entitled TO no more considera-
tlon than an ordinary citizen. II Il also
said at the department that many
years ago Admiral Meade. then a COM
mander. was In charge Of the Naragan-
sett and Mr.. Ide was Lieutenant CON-
mander and executive officer. Trouble
occurred between them and the feeling
has never subsidized.
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BIGGEST ON EARTH.
Religious Gathering Of 10000 Delegates
In Twenty Churches.

Boston. July 3-on Tuesday next
there will be opened in Boston the larg-
est religious gathering that has ever
assembled in America. There will be
more than $4,000 delegates present dur
Ing five days OF its Christian Endeavor
convention. July 10 to Is, representing
every state and province in North
America and no less than II different
nations. More than 1000 addresses will
be delivered. The largest auditorium in
Boston will not hold NTH Of the del
egates. so in addition to the immense
Mechanics fair building, two NAM
moth tents have been made for the
convention. and these will be pitched
ON Boston common. The convention
opens with 20 Simultaneous meetings
In as many of the large churches Of
Boston on wednesday evening.
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ON THE TRACK.


New York, July 3.-The attendance at
Sheepshead Bay to-day was good. but
the card was poor. Garrison got his
license as a jockey to-day and was en-
gagged to ride Sister Mary in the last
race tomorrow. Five furlongs-- Fasci-
nation won, Sebastian second. Sir Peter
H. third; time. 1:o1. Six furlongs-
birmingham won, Defargilla second
Declare third; time, liza 1-5. Mile and a
quarter-Primrose won. Landsdale sec.
ond, Tom Moore third; time. 2:1e i-5
Mile-Bathampton won. Helen Nichols
second. Emma c. third; time. lac Is
Futurity course-Mack Briggs won
Premier second. Heresy third; time
1905 1-5. Mile and a sixteenth on turf
Integrity won. Deer Slayer second, Sa'
lonica third: time, 40.
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Denver, July 3.-The board of mana
gers of the proposed International Min
Ing and Industrial exposition an
nounced tonight that the enterprise
had fallen through. The idea was to
hold a monster exhibition in Denver
next July to celebrate the Goth anni-
versary of Colorado's admission to the
union. a gloomy outlook for financial
support Is given as the cause of the
failure.
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STEALING STOCK.
A Couple OF Men With Couple Of on
GERS In Pursuit.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Miles City. Mont. July 3.-Deputy
United States Marshal Davidson ar
rived to-day and went out TO the sheep
shearers' camp on Sunday creek with
Deputy Long of this county and ar
rested Tulley Williams and Charles
Smith, who are wanted in connection
with William Cromwell. who is now
under arrest at the Crow agency for
stealing and branding Indian stock.
The stealing of Indian stock has been
going on for some time. Captain Wat
son made complaint against the above
parties and much credit is due Deputy
Marshal Davidson for the good job he
has done in their arrest. They will be
taken to Fort Custer for a hearing.
with a strong case against them. They
arrived and left town yesterday, Dep
uty Davidson following closely on a
freight train.
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AUTHORIZES AND HER WOES.
She Tells the World All About Her Hon
eymoon.

London, July 3-The suit for divorce
Instituted by Mrs. Pearl Craigie. the
authoress. best known by her pen
name Of John Oliver Hoddls. was heard
to-day. Adultery on the part OF her
husband. a clerk in the Bank OF Eng
land. is charged.
Craigle pleads condonation and the
connivance Of his wife in his Illicit re-
latlons with women Mrs. Craigle. sob
bling, related a terrible tale Of her mar
ried life. She was, she said. during
her honeymoon, infected with a disease
by her husband. Later. she alleged. he
had been guilty OF repeated acts Of
cruelty toward her and adultery since
the marriage in 1857.
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A LITTLE DAMPER.
The bctt-Fitnsimmons Encounter Gets a
set Back.

Austin. Tex. July 3.-The state
comptroller gave the Corbett-Fitzsim-
mons fight at Dallas setback In u
letter to a tax collector at Dallas. He
says that. while the act Of 1889 provides
for an occupation tax Of $500 between
man and man. the legislature has sub
sequently made 1t unlawful for any
person to voluntarily engage in A pu-
gilistic encounter for money. you are
therefore respectfully advised that
this department will not attempt to To-
gallze the proposed pugillstic encounter
in this state by the issuance of a IL
cense."
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Wichita, Kas., July "A terrific
cloud burst occurred on the divide west
Of Medford. Oklahoma. last night. The
food was So great that many people
were compelled to fly to the house tops
Creeks were swollen to such an ex-
tent that 1.500 feet Of the Rock Island
track were washed away. All crops
over an area Of five square miles were
destroyed.
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Bismarck's Condition.

London. July 3.-News regarding the
condition of Prince Bismarck Is contra
dictory and difficult to obtain. The Lon
don Times correspondent at Fried
richsruh confirms yesterdays cable
gram to the associated press, and the
Hamburg Boursehallen says the accu-
racy Of the statement that the prince
Is seriously i'll is undoubted.
A rumor reached here via. Paris that
Bismarck was dead. The report Is not
generally credited.
Hamburg. July 5.-The rumor NJ
Prince Bismarck's death is found to be
without foundation.
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Stock Yards Sold.

Sioux City. Iowa. July 3.-The Union
stock yards has been sold in accord
ance with an order Of the federal court
The sale was made to I. C. Elston.
president Of the Sioux City Stock Yards
company. for 100000. The sale grows
out OF the case from the Missouri. Kan
sas & Texas Trust company VS.. the
Union Stock Yards company ct al. re-
spondents. and A. l.. Stetson. plaintiff.
VS.. the Union Stock Yards company.
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VIII Fight Anyway.

Dallas, Texas. July 3.-Thc refusal OF
Comptroller Finley TO issue a license
for the Corbett-Fitzsimmons mill has
had no perceptible effect on the mana
gers of the Florida Athletic club. 1t Is
not even looked upon as a frost"
They say that eminent lawyers have
decided that glove contests are not
prohibited by law in Texas. and that
the mill will surely take place in the
ring at Dallas on Oct. 81.
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NEW WEATHER PROPHET.


Washigton. July at Is understood
that Willis J. Moore, now in charge of
the forecasting Office OF the weather
bureau in Chicago. has been selected as
chief OF the weather bureau To- succeed
Professor Harrington. whose removal
was announced In the associated press
dispatches yesterday afternoon.
Tho selection Of Professor Moore will
probably be officially announced with.
in "a hours. He received his first ap-
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San Francisco, July 3.-Thrce favor
ties and two second choices won at Bay
District to-day. The five furlongs and
a hal. the only feature OF the day. was
won by Myron In a very exciting fin
ish. Five and a half furlongs, 3-year-
olds-Bobolink won. Hanford second
Amigo third: time. 1:osls. Five and a
half furlongs-Melanie won. Rico sec.
ond. Venus third; time. 1:0sk. Six fur
longs-Carmel won, Julia Martin, filly,
second, Nellie G. third; time. 1l7h.
Five and half furlongs. 3-year-olds-
Myron won. Seraphin second, Rinfax
third; time. 107. Mile. 3-year-olds-
Remus won. Miss Garvih second
Greenback. jr.. third; time, 1;i3%.
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iIave the Lnst say.

Denver, July 3.-Thc board OF alder
men tonight adopted the Emery
amendment. by which the report OF the
arbitration committee on water rates
will have to come to the aldermen for
consideration after being presented to
the supervisors. The lobby was crowd
ed. but no demonstrations occurred.
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FOR FREE SILVER.

Senator Stewart Elected President of the
"silver Knights of America"
Salt Lake, Utah. July IA special
from Washington to the Herald says:
Senator Stewart has been chosen pres
ident of the secret society, which Is
known as the "order or Supreme Tenn
pie, Silver Knights of America" 1t is
organized under the laws of Virginia
and their charter says the objects OF
the order are to disseminate and prac-
tice the principles of fraternal love and
to secure the free coinage of silver
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Southampton. July 3.-The American
liner ST. Louis made the passage from
New York in days, % hours and 5
minutes. Her engines were not slowed
down from the beginning OF the voyage
To the finish.
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THREE NEGROES HANGED.
They Confess Their Guilt and Go straight
10 Glory.

vicksburg. Miss. July 3.-Twenty-flve
hundred people witnessed triple
hanging at Marysville to-day. The
criminals were Bill Purvis. Griffin
Hubbard and Grant Wilson, all negroes
who were convicted Of the murder OF
DIR. King. owner Of river trading
boat. Each made speech on the scat
fold confesing his guilt. but saying
that he had been forgiven and was go-
ing straight to glory. All were pro-
nounced dead within IL minutes.
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May Garry Back RsvolutiouIsts.

Key West. Fla, July 3.-rhe steamer
George W. Childs arrived here from
Kingston. Cuba. this morning for the
purpose her captain said. OF repairing
her machinery. Ii is believed her ar
rival Is the signal for the embarking
Of an eypedi'iOr.
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Omaha, July "A special to the Bee
from Pender. Neb.. says: Captain Beck
did not evict any one to-day. and those
thrown out of their homes yesterday by
armed Indians returned to their homes
to-day
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China's Big Debt.

Washington. July 3.-Acc riding 10 a
dispatch received from Mr.. Derby.
United states minister at Prking, May
u last. t0 the secretary Of siase. the
war indemnity TO he paid by China to
Japan under the provisions of the
Shimoneseki treaty amounts to lSs Sc0.-
900 Mexican silver dollars.
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Fight or Keep still.

Syracuse, n. y. July 3.-Tommy Ryan,
champian wel,crweight of the world, re-
ceived word from Chicago to-day that
Hugh Mayer Of that city would back him
for 5000 against mysterious" Billy
Smith Of Boston, and says he will now
force Smith to fight or keep still.
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Racing nt Newmarket.

Newmarket. July 3.-There were IL
runners to-day for the plantation
stakes for 2-year-olds, including Rich
ard Croker's Montauk which, however.
was not placed. Chinkara won. Done
gal second. Longford Lady third. Dis
tance. five furlongs.
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Harry TAYLOR Wins.

Salt Lake, July s-The rooms of
the Salt Lake Athletic club were
crowded tonight to witness a fight be-
tween the BLACK Prince" OF Salt Lake.
and Harry Taylor OF Portland. There
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Muskegon. Mich. July 3.-Hostilities
between the old and new boom COM
panies were resumed to-day. All Of
the new company's men. 43 in number.
were arrested on charges of trespass.
The old company will continue to ar
rest all persons touching on their
l.,
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Iin.rhall Yr.IerInN.

At Cleveland: Pittsburg. I.
At Washington-ll. Philadelphia, TO-
At Brooklyn-6; Boston, ).
At New York.: Baltimore, 5.
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Torpedo Boats Boiler Burst.

Genoa. Italy. July s.-While the tor
pedo boat Attilla was speeding under
high pressure her boiler exploded. kill
ing two men and injuring several 9TH
erS.
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was some hard slugging. but It was
plain in the third round that che Prince
was no match for his opponent. The
colored man was knocked out in the
eighth round by a hard blow on the
neck
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Weir Challenges Dixon.

Boston. July 3.-lke Weir. the cham
pion featherweight pugilist. has chal-
lenged George Dixon to fight at Dallas
during the coming tournament for
$1,000 a S de.
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The Nation. Money.

Washington. July S.-To-day's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $780,
Oes.Osl; gold reserve. slO7, 7,55s.T5o
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The Weather.

Washington. July s.-Montana--Fair
cooler in central and western portions:
variable winds.
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Another ship Leaves kiel.

Crnstadt. July 3.-The United States
cruiser Marblehead has arrived from
Kiel.
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Washington. July 3.-Secretary Her.
bert has furnished Commander Ide all
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The following advertisement,
which is evidence of trouble
some conscience. appeared in tho
columns of the Picayuue on Wed.
nesday last:
OWNER wanted for clock taken from
. house In New Orleans by one Of Gen.
eral Buffers officers during the late war.
Please send description to John A. Fitz-
roy. Greenwich. Ct.
In view Of the fact that the Off
cers of General Butler went Lway
from here with thousands Of
clocks, rare paintings, valuable je-
welry and silverware, together
with other property belonging to
tho people of this city. it will be q
very difficult matter to furnish a
description of the particular time
piece in the possession of Mr..
Fitzroy after q lapse OF thirty
ysars; but nevertheless persons
who have lost clocks as the result
Of the capture Of this city by But
lsr's plunderers. had as we'll de-
scribe their property as well al
their memory will serve them, and
forward the same to the conscien.
lce-stricken Connecticut man. II
10 to be hoped that others of But.
ler's officers will advertise for the
owners of property stolen by
them, and in this way many valu'
able heirlooms may be recovered
States.
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How A Great Story Was
Written.

The history Of any great and success
full undertaking is always interesting.
therefore at the risk Of being accused OF
violating personal confidence. we tell
our readers IT the origin Of q famous
story Of the late war. The publishers OF
the Chicago LEDGER wanted q story
which. besides being love story Of great
merit, should vividIv describe the thrill
ing events Of the battle Of Gettysburg
and the siege OF Richmond. One au-
thor after another failed In the work.
and ut last the famous st. George Rath.
burne was approached on the subject.
He demanded a fabulous price for the
work, but 1t was paid. and the story was
actually written to order. 1t IL however.
printed under the pen name Of Hugh
Allen" It Is declared by critics. who
have been shown the advance sheets. to
be the best story Of the war ever written.
The 6rst instalment Of 1t appeared In
No 3, Vol. xiii Of the LEDGER. and st
once attracted the greatest attention.
A private letter from the editor informs
us that in order TO reach all class OF peo.
pie. the publishers of the LEDGER will
mail the opening chapters Of the storv
free Of charge to all who send In theiI
names at once. The LEDGER II a great
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20 make dollar hook. Address
THE CHICAGO LEDGER.
Chicago. Illinois.
job work in all styles at this
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l.. G. Duchanp,
WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AS HE
WAS DOING FOR THE LAST
SIX MONTHS.

NAILS at az cents pound.
LOADED CARTRIDGES at 50 cents box
As for PLOWS and Plantation supplies he will give to
the planters better chance than any one. Being an
old planter he knows exactly what they need.
LIME in lots Of ten barrels $3.50.
HAY best Timothy IS cents bale.
SEED POTATOES in large quantity and cheap.
SALT in lots Of sacks 9s cents sack.
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T.J.Labbe,
St. Martinville, Louisiana.
OF

-DEPARTMENT OF
HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE,
4 HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS 4
We sell fast and succeed not be-
cause we sell below cost, that does
not pay, but because our profits
are very small and we treat all our
customers alike and have only one
price.
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job work in all styles at this
Office. get samples and prices.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
HARRY wRIGHT'S REQUESTS.
Valuable Baseball IL and Cricket Records
Received by Nick Young.

According TO the will of the late Harry
Wright, chief of League unipires," observed
President Young, to-day, ''ail his books
and papers relating 10 baseball and cricket
were to be turned over 10 the League for
such disposition as that body might deem
proper.
Three large boxes have reached me from
the executors OF the estate, the largest of
these boxes weig hing upward of200 pounds.
Inside were score books of cricket games
played nearly half century ago, baseball
records and pictures OF famous players,
which Harry Wright had been collecting
all his life, and | don't think | exaggcrate
when / say these three receptacles con-
tanned all of Importance relating to these
two pastures in the United States.
AT the League meeting at New York
next week | shall ask the directors what
we shall do with this bcquest. The Ger
maniown Cricket Club, whose grounds are
at Mannheim. near Philadelphia. have put
in a proposition that the cricket records
shall be turned over to them, and as this
club is the fostering spirit OF cricket in this
country, think their wish should be graft
fled. -"
The morning times., 1895-11-07
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.



an Etghf-Oared Race Accepted.
At wen attended meeting of the
Potomac Boat Club held last night much
accumulated business received attention.
Among other matters acted upon was
the challenge to the club from the Naval
Academy Athletic Association, To row
an eight-oared shell race ut Annapolis
in the latter part of May next.
The challenge was unanimously ac
cepted. The race viii be one OF a mile
and half over what is known as the
outside course.
Ii will be remembered that the 2 otomacs
won q race from the Cadets in May OF
the present year and hope to be able to
repeat the feat at the next meeting of the
crews.
The resig nation of Joseph A. Oliver
as first lieutenant and as a member of the
board of governors was accepted. John
j. Nolan, second lieutenant, was elected to
the first lieutenantcy.
DR.. j. {. EXner was elected to the second
lieutenancy, to succeed J. j. Nolan. Oscar
Schmidt was elected a member OF the
board of governors to fill the uneY PRED term
OF Oliver, resigned.
The club approved the action OF the local
representative on the executive committee
of the n. A. A. o. at its recent meeting in
introducing the resolution TO add light
weight four-uared shell race TO the list
OF national championship events and in
struct the secretary of the club to notify
the local delegate of this action. The
weight OF individual members Of this class
OF crews was limited Ia l25 pounds. This
class race WIS first introduced IN this
city some twelve years ago and has always
been a successful and prominent feature in
local regattas and would undoubtedly prove
SO in national regattas.
Important amendments 10 the constitu-
ton were adopted and plans for the future
welfare - tho club We're approved.
4 number of new members We're elected.
The morning times., 1895-11-07
GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.

Ollie Saers, the quarterback of the Poto-
mae football team, has decided TO go over
to the team of the Columbia Athletic Club.
Sacrs has made a name for himself as one
of the best players in the District. He
plays remarkably fast game for one of
his experience and age. He is also q good
leader and would make an excellent captain
for the Coumbias, in place of the figure
head that now fills that position.
The football eleven OF the Columbian
University defeated the eleven OF the
Episcopal High School, of Alexandria,
on the grounds of the latter vest erday after
noon, by score Of 20 too.
Cap in Jack Jones Stewart, formerly OF
the .artinsburg baseball team, has been
secu-ed to coach the Potomac football
team. After the close Of the season lie
will leave for San Antonio, Tex, where
he will likely captain the baseball team.
Local sports are looking forward with
much interest TO the coming fight between
Jimmy Lynch, of New York, and Jack
Daley, of Wilmington, Del, which will
take place at Dan Henry's Theater, Alex
andria, Va, on Friday night, November
10.
This contest Will he strictly on its merits
and as both men have excellent records
as pugilists OF their class, good fight is
looked for. The affair is under the per-
sonal supervision of Dan Henry.
Tody Banks, champion featherweight
OF Washington, and II GRACE Leeds, OF
Atlantic City, n. j., were matched last
night to fight twenty-five rounds, within
two weeks time. The fight will be under
the auspices or local athletic club and
will be pulled off in the vicinity of Wash
1ngton. Both men are now in the hands OF
their trainers.