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WASHINGTON, Nov 12.-Admission
was made at the state department to-
day that King Oscar of Sweden may
be. called into the Venezuelan arbitra-
ton only in case Of a disagreement of
the four arbitrator appointed as to
the selection of the fifth member, when
the king will be asked to designate
some person as president of the tri-
bunaI This is considered an exceed
ingly distant contingency
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Kelly on for England.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Sammy Kelly,
the 112 pound champion of America.
who is matched to box Billy Plimmer
of England for 20 rounds in the
Olympic club of Birmingham during
Christmas week for a purse of $4,000
and bet of $1,000 aside. left for Eng
land yesterday on the steamship ST.
Paul. Paddy Moran, his trainer, ac-
COMMANDED him
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AT the Tuxedo.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12-Five six
round glove contests were pulled off
at the Tuxedo Athletic club tonight
The principal one was between Charles
Johnson of Minneapolis and Jne
Dougherty of this city. The two men
fought fiercely and the bout was
stopped at the end of the fourth round.
and awarded to Johnson by the referee.
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Rusie Wants His Release and Dam-
n@es.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Fatling to secure
his release from the New York base
bail club at the hands of the national
league, Amos Rusie, the Indianapolis
player fled q bill for an injunction in
the federal court this morning, in or
der TO secure his release by legal pro-
cess. Incidentally, Rusie's application
to The court means more than his per-
sonal release IL granted. 1t means that
the right Of reservation exercised by
the baseball clubs has no legal stand
ing. and makes an open field at the
close Of each season for the contract
ing of players for the following sea-
son.
In addition Rusie began suit at law
for the recovery of $4,000 damages by
reason OF the conduct Of the New York
club in depriving him from following
his profess on.
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THE TURF.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 12.-Resul

NASHVILLE. Nov. 12.-Results:
Eleven-sixteenths nldles-Idle Hour
won, Jack Busby second, Susie Hawse
THIRD. Time-1:14.
Three-fourths Of mile-Liselg Won
Santa Cruz second. Haiqstone third
Time :20A.
One and three-sixteentls miles-El-
yria won, Beware second, Billy Fischer
third Tsme[1:271a.
Three-fourths= of a mile-Sister lone
won, Clifford Ham second. Eleanor Nc
third. Time-1:20A.
Short -Somersault won, Colo
mist second. Time-3:59
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4 ScHnAL RIrRNs-

CHICAGO, Nov. 12-The Chicago
English high and manual training school
ct 167 West Monroe street, one OF the
largest public institutions in the city.
was partially destroyed by fire tbs
afternoon. Superintendent Robinson esti-
mates the damage at $50 000 All of the
machinery used in the institution. valued
at $4,000, was a complete loss. The blaze,
it is supposed, originated from the
furnace in the foundry.
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MERELY a REPoRT.

LONDON, Nov. 12-Nothing has been
heard here either by the foreign Office
or the British South Africa company of
the decision Of the Transvaal govern
ment to claim Fl 100000 indemnity from
the chartered company for the Jameson
raid, beyond the report to that effect
received from Pretoria yesterday. The
authorities at the foreign office regard
the truth Of the report as highly i'm
probable
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Ns~~er Night.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 12-This was
Niger night" at the Eureka Athletic
club, and colored pugilists presented
two good bouts. Joe Cans, the light
weight champion of the south, and
Jerry Marshall of Australia met in a
20-round contest.
Cans was the agressor throughout
They went at it hammer and tongs in
the twentieth, and the gong was all
that saved Marshall from a knockout
The referee decided in favor of the
Baltimore boy
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FOR REASONS UNKNOWN.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12-E. ]. Ballous
committed suicide in Jackson park to-
day by shooting. The reasons for his
committing the deed are unknown. He
was the local agent for the Publishers
Collection agency of St. Paul and he
also represented a magazine company,
published in New York.
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FAGN rs FINEn.

CONVICTION, KY. Nov. Thames
Fagin, who threw lighted cigar into
the face of Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle after the gold Democrats meet
ing held here last month, was fined
$40 and costs today. This was the
meeting at which eggs were thrown on
the stage at the secretary while he was
Speaking
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1IISSrsSIPPI,S VOTE.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 12.-With one
county missing, the total vote for pres
idential electors is Sc. 14O. divided as
follows: Democrats, 4S,16S; Populists,
1929; Republicans and scattering,
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WHEELS Go ROUND.
Resumption of Industries in Penn
sylVania

PITTSBURG, Nov. 12.-The Rankin
works of the Consolidated Iron and Stee,
company resumed in all departments this
morning, with the exception of the rod
mill, giving employment, double turn, to
500 men.
At the Pittsburg wire works, Braddock,
the rod men are operating double turn
and all the other departments half time
giving 450 men work.
The Garland chain works have been
put in complete operation, with $50 men
and boys.
The Westinghouse Electric company al
East Pittsburg has its machine shop in
operation, and the other departments are
resuming with $500 men at work.
The new lock plant of Chess 6, Co.,
at Rankin, started this evening with 150
men and McVay's foundry in Braddock
is to be set in operation Monday.
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MANsFIFI.D,s VIEW PLAY.

CHICAGO, Nov 12-H. Greenough
Smiths Castle Sombras'' was produced
tonight for the first time at the Ora nd
Opera house by Richard Mansfield. The
play is a comedy drama in four acts,
and the scene is laid in England early IN
,he reign of Charles l. Mr.. Mansfield s
careful work was received with great
favor by a large and enthusiastic au-
dience
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600
TIE. TEXAS T.R NI-RIES.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The court of
inquiry to investigate and determine
the responsibility for the recent acct
dent to the battleship Texas continued
it's Investigations at the Brooklyn nav
yard today behind closed doors. 1t
was said at the navy yard that the
court would be in session q week.
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THE sLUGlERS.
Choynski Leaves California for New
New York.

New York.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Joe Choynski,
who has been training at Palo Alto for
his contest with Peter Maher, which
takes place at the Broadway Athletic
club Monday evening. came to town
from his training quarters yesterday.
He expressed himself as being in good
condition and his appearance bore out
his statement. Joe will weigh about
165 pounds and is confident of winning.
He will leave for New York accom-
panied by his manager, ''Parson"
Davies, on the limited this afternoon.
'-Parson" Davies, on behalf of Jimmie
Barry, yesterday issued a challenge TO
Johnny Murphy, of Boston TO contest
before the club offering the largest
purse, conditions to be the same in
their previous match at FL Paso.
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OREGON LANDS.
A Case Involving Title to Ninety
Thousand Acres.

WASHINGTON. Nov. PA case il
volving the title to about 5000 acres of
land in Oregon was argued in the SUI
preme court of the United States today.
The land in controversy. formed one of
the grants originally made TO the oregon
Central company to aid in the construc-
ten of a road from Portland TO Astoria,
The circuit court held that the land was
forfeited to the United States but the
court of appeals reversed that decision
and the government came to the supreme
court For the United States appeared
Assistant Attorney-Genera: Dickinson and
ex-Attorney -Generai n. Williams Of Ore
Joseph II. Choate of New York.
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Ten Rounds.

: ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, Nov. p
At Fitzgerald hall tonight Paddy
Maggie and Arthur Schram, champion
welterweight of Canada and western
New York fought ten rounds. The
honors were slightly in favor of
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--c-~lEn-cG-
CHICAGO HOLD-UPS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-As a contInu-
arlon Of a series OF store holdUps, three
men tOrislhc robbed the Adams Street
pharmacy. Western avenue and Adams
street. o'0taining $25. Two clerks were
helpleSs at the points of REVIEWERS.
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KANSAS VOTE.

TOPEKA, Nov. 12.-The plurality for
Bryan in Kansas is u, 932; the plurality
for Leedy, FopUfst for governor, is
1902. 1t is estimated that 1000 Repub-
leans voted for Bryan on the free sill
yer issue.
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FOUGHT hORSETHlEVES.
Marshal and Posse Have an Interest,"
ing Experience.

ing experience.
DALLAS, Tex. Nov. 12.-United States
Deputy Marshal Erwin arrived here to-
day with wounded Mexican prisoner
named Hosea Cardinas. captured in a
fight last Saturday in Childress county.
in the Texas panhandle Marshal Erwin,
the sheriff of Childress county, and a
posse attacked five Mexicans who had
stolen SO head of horses in Oklahoma, and
who had killed two men and commi tied
a number Of highway robberies in New
Mexico and Colorado. In the fight two OF
the Mexicans were killed and one wound
ed and two of the Childress county posse
wounded. The MexicanS escaped There
is 49, Geo reward offered by Colorado Off
Gals for the two dead Mexicans and the
one captured.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 12-Ja

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12-James
Michael is the hero in bicycle circles
tonight. Late this afternoon he made
a successful try at the 1O-mile record.
He was paced by one sextuplet, two
quads and two triplets. He lowered
every mile record from the second to
the tenth inclusive. The record for 10
miles was made by Tom Linton of
England and stood at 1874 IS. Michael
clipped 8 seconds off this and made it
1888 10. Johnson will try for the two
mile record tomorrow.
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at Curtis Bay would reopen in a few
days, giving employment 20 1000 men,
at the stockholders meeting today Mr..
Searles voted the stock in favor of re-
naming idle
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WILL REMAIN IDLE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-John e.
Searles Of New York. representing the
sugar trust, put quietus on the plans
of the directors of the Baltimore Sugar
Refining company today. The direc-
tors had announced that the big plant
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MCrTIIOTGH Ill.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 12.-Joseph B. Nc
Cullough, the we'll known editor, is very
i'll from bright's disease and dropsy
His physician expresses fear of his
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LATONIA. Nov. 12-Results:

Three fourt7ls of mile-Liberati
won, Lester second, Katie G. third.
Time-1:20i4. 2H
One ulfle--G anelon won, Earth sec
ond, Grey Eclipse third. Time :4712.
Three-fourtlls OF mile-Al won,
Bromo second. Belle Bramble third.
Time-1:1914.
Three-foupHE1s of a mile-Bfll Ellison
won, Helen Wren second. Yellow Rose
third. Tirne-1:2 014.
F'ive-efgl1ths of mile-DiscipEne
won, Calculator second, Falax third
Tine-1:07.
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MADISON

MADISON. Wis. Nov. Il. = Miss
Caroline Upham, second daughter Of
Governor Upham, was this afternoon
married 10 Philetus Il. Sawyer, OF
Oshkosh, grandson Of ex-senator
Sawyer. The ceremony took place in the
executive mansion and was Witnessed by
a number Of distinguished persons.
The presents were unusually costly, ex-
Senator Sawyer giving his grandson
check for $4,000. while his father also
gave him a large sum of money.
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He WAS ON THE
WRONG SIDE
AstgeId Talks of the Removal OF
Postmaster Ridgeley.
WAS A FAITHFUL,
COMPETENT MAN
DARED, HOWEVER, TO ADVOCATE
BRYAN'S ELECTION.

For This He Was Removed. While
Other Democratic officials Who
Supported Mckinley and the Gold
Gang Were Defended, Although
the Same Rule Was yiOIated-AIt-
geld Is Very Severe.
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Billy Whistler OF Baltimore and Joe
Fairburn of this city fought their bout
to draw. The other bouts were be-
tween boxers.
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LONDON. Nov 12-At Catford today.
the Chase Bros, broke the tandem BIZ
cycle records for from two TO five miles.
They also broke the records made on any
tv@,e Of bicycle for from three to five
miles. They covered the five miles in
n-ne minutes, 13 i-5 seconds.
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THE WHEEL.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-Little
Michael, in an attempt at the 1O-lnile
record yesterday, placed a new mark
for America in the seven-mile record,
taking one second off his mark of 1910,
going in 1909. His 10-nile time was
five seconds slower than Tuesday. Yes
terday's was 1884 10, Is seconds out
side the world record. The fault may
be attributed to the pacemaking.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12-The Cramp
Ship and Engine company Of Philadelphia
is preparing for a greatly increased bust
ness and state that there will be great
activity in shipbuilding in the next six
months
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov 12-The
match race between Joe Patchen and
Star Pointer, the worlds champion,
which was to have taken place at Bel
mont course today, was postponed until
Saturday
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BEAUTIES AND BEASTS.
Society Bellies in the Boxes Attract
More Attention Than the Animals
on the Floor at the New York
Horse Show

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Jupiter Pluvi-
as and his attendant ministers of rain
and slush have no terrors for the fash
ionable throng who for a week every
year vie with each other in the dis
play of pomp and beauty, and Incl
dentally patronize that noble animal
the horse. Consequently. the attend
ance this afternoon at Madison Square
garden was the best since the show
began, numbering $500 people.
At night. too, the constant stream
that poured in and distributed itself
through the boxes and reserved seats.
leaving the overflow to Join the eddy
ending. Those who came to see the
horses always q herdoc minority, were
ranged six deep around the tanbark
where they stood criticising form in a
learned manner. Those who came to
"see and be seen," the great majority.
paraded in such numbers that the
"making Of the grand circuit" on the
floor was feat only to be accom-
plished at a slow pace and at an utter
disregard of time, and occasionally at
tended with q decided wrinkling of
voluminous sleeves and diminished
patience
A MILITARY AIR.
The drill of municipal mounted po-
lice under the command of Acting In
spector McCuIlagh. lent a military air
to the evening performance. which was
mighty appreciated. The troop, as
usual, made a splendid appearance and
cbeyed the commands of their leader
like veteran cavalrymen. They went
through all evolutions with a perfec-
ton of discipline that provoked a storm
of applause at the conclusion of every
movement.
The irrepressible variety actress who
was turned down yesterday was again
on hand today. She had substituted
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NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-The Herald's
special cable from Lima. Peru says:
General Parra'S division ENTERED
Huanta, after sharp fight, killing more
than 800 Indians with their Hotchkiss
and Mannl:cher guns. The troops lost
three officers and 20 soldiers. The gov
determined 10 infiict lesson on the
Indians.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-The purity con-
ference of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union began this morning. Many
papers were read. At the afternoon seS-
sicr addresses were delivered on the
work of the conference. President Frances
able TO preside at the opening session to-
morrow morning. 1t has been decided to
send Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman of Missouri
on a three months tour along the Pacific
coast for the purpose of lecturing and
O~zanfZing societies.
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COLUSA, Cal. Nov. 12.-AIbert Shaffer.
while hunting in a boat today. was
knocked out of the craft by the recoil of
his gun and drowned before help could
reach him He was y years of age and
unmarried.
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Among the lots at the recent sale in
London OF the Rev. J. c. Jackson's col
lection of manuscripts and art treasures
We're fine manuscript Josephus, from the
Hamilton collection, 5000; a magnificent
illuminated manuscript On vellum. the
.'Pontihcale Romanum, formerly in the
possession Of Cardinal Colonna, with
work In The highest style of the Renais-
sance period, S1.G20; the Great
Antiphcnon of Sarum and Norwich, an
important English manuscript of the
18th century, $3.50.
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The Daily News.

grave departure from the rights of ma
tons
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hOnE AFFAIRS.

NAMPA, Cal, Nov. 12.-After months
of idlenesS, the Sawyer Tannery and
Glove factory reopened today. giving
employment TO $50 hands. a number OF
smaller establishments have increased
their working forces since the election.
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The corse,et bod.ce-which shows The
curves OF a slender figure TO perfection
and the cross bodice n Marie Anfoirette
style are the newest models for evening
f,owns While the chiffon Dcdice. tr- same.l
with bands of jeweled rassementerie,
makes an effective dinner toilet.
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Accidental Happenings.

Four lives were lost by the sinking
of a barge at Milwaukee.
At Aurora. H.. an old building con
tanning lJ0 tons of wool was burned;
loss, $4,000.
A reviewing stand at Burlington. Ia.
collapsed, injuring Il large uube OF
people. including Vice President Ste
yenson and Gov. Drake.
Many towns iii Florida We're swept
by he cyclone. and at least Il hum
dred lives are known 10 have been
lost.
John !. Ralya. q machine manufac-
turer of indianapolis. while walking
on the Biz Four track. was struck by
an engine and instantly killed.
The Little aud postottice block At
Merrimac. Mass. were destroyed by
fire. Total loss. $25.ono. OF WhichSSI-'
600 is on the buildings. The insurance
on the block was $4,000. Two iifcthrn
were slightly injured.
\ banner across the streets ~ Wa
karusa. Ind, was pulled dowa 10y boys,
and the rope also pulled down Il CHM
ncy, to which ii was fastened. \ brIcN
fell on the head of Jesse kaufn Ill II
merchant. killing him Instantly.
Bcrnicc. the little daughter Of II. j.
.Jilbert Of Rockford. H.. while visiting
at the home Of her grandmother. ate
some bread containing rat poison. and.
after suffering terrible agony for ten
minutes, died.
Mrs. G.. LUZ was riding TO the sec
| ond floor at the Z. * NJ. clothing store
in Peoria. H.. with he: W boys. wien
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ROW IN ZANZIBAR
SERJOTS COMPLICATIONS BETWEEN
ENGLAND AND GERMANY.
The Usurping sultan, Who Recently
Sounht Protection in the German
Consulate, Is Placed AbOHrd n
German Vessel Against the Pro
test of the British COnsul-The
Affair May Cause "a Big Row.
Copyright. 1896. Associated Press.)

Copyright. 1896. Associated Press.)
Zanzibar. Oct. 4. - An incident of
great political importance occurred
here to-day. resulting in decidedly
strained relations between the British
and German officials ashore. and which
may lead to international compiled
tons Of a serious nature. After the
bOmbardment Of the palace of IanZi-
bar by the British gunbOats Sparrow,
Thrush and Raccoon. Seydi Khalid.
who had proclaimed himself sultan on
Aug. -. after the sudden death of
Seyyid Hammid bin Thwain bin Said,
sought refuge at the German CONSUL
ate. 4 demand was made by the
British authorities for his surrender.
but the German consul. acting upon
the instructions received from his gov
eminent. refused to place the fugitive
in the hands of the British. This
caused considerable irritation and has
been the cause of considerable diplo-
matte correspondence between Great
Britain ana Germany.
The situation took Il rev turn today.
An unusually high tide prevailed. and
while ii was touching the wall OF the
German consulate, Khalid was placed
under an escort of armed German
sailors on board the German cruiser
Seeadler. for conveyance. ii is believed,
TO II of the German colonies.
The British consul here. Basil Cave.
in charge of the British agcncy in the
absence of a. III. Hardinge. the British
agent and consul general. who has
been to England to consult with the
home government regarding the ad-
miniStratiOn of Zanzibar. was not no.
titled of the removal Of Khalid to the
German warship until after the usur-
per was safely on board the Seeadler.
But, so soon as he became aware Of
the action OF the German authorities.
Mr.. Cave entered n vigorous protest at
the German consulate against the en-
barkatiOn of Khalid. especially point
ing out that the question of his sur
render to the British authorities was
still under discussion by the govern
mentS of Great Britain and Germany.
Later Mr.. Cave cahled Il report of the
circumstances to his government and
is now awaiting instructions from Lon
don.
Viewed in the most conservative
light. the incident is regarded as being
an act Of studied discOurtesy upon the
part of the German representatives to-
ward the representatives of Great Brit
ain. and it can hardly fail 10 call for
serious diplomatic representations.
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I'm Print.

Gen. Euclid Borland. treasurer Of
the city Of New Orleans, died in Nor
folk. Va.
Paul Kal!igas. a celebrated juriSt.
and at one time IA minister OF the Gre
clan government. is dead.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett earns
a larger income than any other woman
writer in the world.
James VI. Sperry. prominently identi-
fed with the business interests of the
San Joaquin valley. died at stockton,
Cal.
Ian Maclaren'' say that the Ser
mon on the Mount was ChriStS. man
ifesto and the constitution Of Christian
ity."
Miss Mary Taylor, who is said to
have been the heroine of the poem,
MARY Had Il Little Lamb" die re-
Gently ut Somerville. Mass.
Ex-Commodore Il. ID. Morgan is re-
ported to have sold his yacht. the May,
to Mrs. ]. II. Fell of Philadelphia,
who this year chartered the Barracon-
ia,
DR.. $. A. baltimore. Of the depart
ment of chemistry of the University of
Rochester. will be acting president
until Il president is secured. Prof.
Wheeler of Cornell university has been
elected, but has not yet signitied his
acceptance.
John Lee Spohn. a Cincinnati photog-
rapher. claims 10 he the fifth earl OF
Ludlow. viscOunt Preston and baron OF
Ludlow of Ardsalla. in the peera@e OF
Ireland. and baron Ludlow in that OF
the United Kingdom. His brother has
zone to Shropshire, Wales. 10 claim
the rights and titles OF the elder broth
er.