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STORY IS WITHOUT FOUNDATION
Reorganization Committee May Buy
the Northern Pacific.

New York, June ga prominent
banker identified with large European in
terests in American railroad securities
and associated with the reorganization
of the Northern Pacific says in. regard to
a Chicago report OF an impending Willard
control of the Northern Pacific and Balti-
more & Ohio:
THE story Is absolutely without foun-
dalton In fact As the Northern Pacific
REORGANIZATION committee has Obtained the
deporit OF nearly all OF the con1pany's
bonda. II and not Willard will. with these
bonds buy the road At the coming sale.
Wizards bonds have boon deposited with
the committee, but there Is otherwise no
connection between the parties. Further
more, voting trustees have been appointed
to control the property five years and
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nell rowed a clean race without break
of any kind. Pennsylvania splashed apd
rowed badly, and Columbia for some UNI
known reason was not in the race after
the first quarter mile. The Harvard crew
rowed pluckily, but was outclassed. The
conditions were favorable. The water
was smooth, the wind not disturbing and
In favor of good time.
Cornelps crew tonight are anything but
ON an. even keel and her enemies arc
Joining to a more or less degree In the
general jubiation. Cornelrs coach, Court
ney, is supremacy happy. His men cartec
him about on top of their shoulders til
he was compelled to cry for mercy, ane
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party a. a whole These gentlemen spoke
without authority from the populist party
and do not believe the party will sus-
tain them. They had not conferred with
the party, and had been given no permits
sion to speak for 1t. Personally, I
have a high regard for Mr.. Teller. but
have no idea that the old party spirit
of the democratic organization will be so
far relaxed as to bring about his nom
nation And In any event. do not think
existing conditions warrant populist In
dorsement OF the democratic presidential
ticket. even though the nominee Is for
free silver and the platform contains the
positive free silver declaration. regard
the integrity and perpetuity OF the popu-
list party as essential to carrying out
the plan of reforms we have espoused.
The money question Is but one OF these.
While the democratic convention
doubtless will be for free silver. yet 1t
will not be expressive of those other
Frsatzaseettens ef lAud feature and Of la
9ak x4lSS ~ peRnll1t party rNgerdn a.
.;: "a see ts.st tasEs e.'sht ., o
41& 411xef nns4 ard Al othefs IN = nav
declaratfon or prfncfp1es. and II need be,
new name. But the time for that has
gone by. and oil that remains ia for the
populist party to maintain its integrity
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ner, the republican nominee for governor,
has hard row to hoe in the race OF the
ocratic-socialist-labor union support
of Governor Altgeld, the word has gone
out thus far in advance that the nomi-
nees of the national ticket are to be
traded where possible for votes for Tan
ner and for candidates for the legislature
who will pledge themselves In advance to
Dnited states senator 70 eueceod 0e8efnI
John ~. Palmer, whose fsrp e4pirss
noxt year The nfst open n,anif1 IN
OF the plan Of the machine occurred =
few days ago, when democratic candi-
date for the lower house of the legisla-
ture who was accused by the republicans
In the last assembly of having received
hribes, and narrowly escaped Indictment.
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reiterates his desire to meet Corbett n
a longer battle. He received challenge
from Maher today for II contest Tor *oVu
a side. Sharkey says. however, that ne
will make no other plans until his meet
Ing with Corbett has been arranged.
The only mark of punishment when
Sharkey bears is black eye, acquired
during a breakaway In defiance or an
agreement with Corbett.
Sharkey says "Of course Corbett
would fight differently in fight to
finish. He would not do any infghting,
but neither would i. / would not take so
many chances as / did last night, ana
/ would be sure when ] went to hit.
1 believe 1 can put Corbett out In 10
rounds. Anyway, 1 want him TO hght
me for the 10000"
Corbett in an interview today claimed
he was not badly punished, saying that
his only marks were acquired when ne
fell on the floor after = olinch- Coroett
aid. Apeakfng Of last nights night:
made 4 mistake in graphing with 6har-
~. ~ Were to fight another four
roan1a With him would not ciinch.
would stay away and do only open point
ing. 1t was his wrestling that tired
me, and In the fourth round l frankly
confess that 1 was quite exhausted. In
- ox,A Aut, q
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question In an Interview expressed the
opinion that in spite OF the serious
pect the dispute had once more assumed
It was not likely that offensive measures
partaking of the nature of war would be
necessary, as IL was the opinion OF those
best qualified to judge that the arrest
of the crown surveyor was not the direct
act of the government of Venezuela, but
was due to the hasty and probably ire
sponsible act of some local agents. act
Ing under a misrepresentation, and that
when proper representations are made
to the government at Caracas the latter
will apologize.
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Prominent Men of the Republican
Party WIN Speak.

New York, June 25.-Carnegie hall will
be the scene tonight OF an immense rat
if.atlon mass meeting in recognition of
McKinley's nomination at st. Louis n
week since. The event takes a
special Significance In view OF the fact
that the action OF the national gather
ing In selecting Mckinley was In a
xaAapa4re = rshulxs 10 the., stats machine.
~ n1n1l3ne VIII ~ hotd under the
~ ~ IL Fep6b3icAn club, which ii
011od dlSneeoP - clean and hon
70 the methods which have prevailed IN
the party for SO many years past.
Among the speakers will be United
States Senator Thurston of Nebraska
Chauncey n. Depew. Mayor William NJ
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Billiard. I; A. A. Sprague. 6; J. B. Moul-
ton 8; r.. M. Townsend. 4; j. H. Per-
kins, 8: 8. HOLSTER. q; G. d. Marvin, l.
Columbia-H. f. Pierepont. stroke; o.
Longacre. 7; q. II. Carter. 6; Donald
MacGregor, 5; w. o. HOBBY. 4; ]. H.
Prentice. captain; A. l.. Campbell 3; j.
IL. Prentice. 2; r, w. Pressprich, l; II.
Livingston, cox; subs. II. McLoud. w. c.
Shaup.
University of Pennsylvania-Charles
Jack. 1; Samuel Royle. 2: ]. d. Carnett,
3; f. II. Darrah. 4; Il. ]. Stearns. .:
B. Howell. .; George 1. McAvoy. coz
@. L, Horn, cox; subs, Dunn. Willanier.
CornelB-N. ". Freeborn. captain, stroke;
7. J. Ludium. 2; Hugh Troy. Q: Z. 8.
Moore. 5; Lime Kline. 4: F. C. Slade, 3;
E. 0. Spellman. 2; l.. L.. Tatum, 1; #. d.
Colsom, cox: subs, johnson, Bentley,
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upon the college authorities and 1t Is
thought they may relent at the last mo-
menti and give the boys chance to sit
In the boat where they were considered
the stars. The substitutes who would
take their places are fairly good men.
The event attracted thousands of visit :
ors from the four Institutions named and
from New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
|AGPpG o&r r. ~ eo0tsn1t66 efoUa
F03u411 ~ ~ ~ x efH11iH "a $1,000
- ooonA11 ~ 11qo3o1 t6Go<k6t 1ho
crews have been training for the race for
the past six months, and each of them
was confident OF breaking all records
ever made over the course.
Extensive police arrangements were
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New York. June 2z-The municipality
OF greater New York has been adopted
as a geographical unit by the bicycle
racing fraternity. and the Manhattan
beach track Is the scene today OF COM
petitive races between the scorchers
OF New York. Brooklyn and such other
bailiwicks as are to be included In the
enlarged. metropolis. There rhas been
an n1An1eana e1eHaS<ee SAKE AZ xoatx Tor
the receA ~ h - ee<lmated that over
tee91g ~ srap1 stand
are two professfonai events on the pro-
gram. the famous Eddie Bald and Tom
Cooper being among the entries.
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toward Yale Is due to the TACT that she
has claimed certain exclusiveness and
held herself above entering rowing
matches with any college but Harvard.
The other three now think they "have
the bulge" on Old Ell, and will make 1t
get or it's high horse. This isolation of
the champion blues accounts for Yale
sending her crew to Henley, England.
The course was four times straight
away down the Hudsons slack tide
water. and the race will be rowed be-
tween I D. m. and D. M The law pass
cd by congress- authorizing revenue cut
tors to keep the way clear insures an
unobstructed race. Last years race be-
tween Columbia, Pennsylvania and Cor
nell at this place was witnessed by 1900
persons. This years, with Harvard as
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marked by constant wrangling by both
teams over Umpire Weidman's decisions
With Louisville one run ahead in the
ninth inning, Burkett of the Clevelands
knocked out a home run, tieing the score
In the tenth inning Cleveland scored four
runs on an error, base on balls and two
home runs. The home team then played
for darkness, and finally Weidman called
the game. This so enraged the Cleveland
players that several of them rushed at
him and began to shake him and use him
roughly The police dispersed the crowd
and the Cleveland players left the park
Score: Cleveland 4, Louisville 4.
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Mile and Seventy Yards Won by
Elusive In ,40.

. Sheffield. Ind. June z5.-Five and. a
half furlongs-Melody won. Siddeods
second, Virginia NJ. third; time. 1O9lk
Four and half furlongs-Siegfred
won. Thomas Paine second, DIR. Newman
third; time. 0:56h.
Five ufurlongs-Frlnk LAMBERT. Won
Dixie Lee second, Xuriel T. third; time,
1:0e.
Seven furlongs- 6ersna won, Nay Gall
10y second, Battledore third; time In
Mile ana ~ yards-Eiusfve won. Lang
don second. Eagle Bird third: time, 40
Six furlongs-Helen Wren won Big
Stride second. Adrath third; time. 1:15iL
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pRussIAN MINISTER RESIGNED

signed and the resignation will probably
be accepted. There has been i'll feeling
between the minister of commerce and
Baron Won Roettichor. imperial secre-
tary of state for the interior, since No
vember. occasioned by the fact that DR..
Boediker,, president of the imperial in
surance office, prematurely published
the plans of reforms in the system of
old age Insurance., which angered Won
Boetticher. Baron Won Berlepsh came
to the support of Boediker. At one time
it was reported that Won Berlepsh and
Won Boetticher would resign
Baron Won Berlepsh will be succeeded
by Under Secretary Brefeld.
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OF the Chicago Great Western road.
the connecting link between the Balti-
more q Ohio and the Northern Pacific. 1t
IL also said that the apparent antagonism
between the reorganization committee of
the Northern Pacific and Willard was only
assumed, and now, when the scheme Is
all but accomplished, IA reconciliation has
taken place.
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additional attraction, ought to draw 1000
sight-seers to the spot. Every excursion
craft on the Hudson has already been
chartered. and both the West Shore and
the New York Central roads. on either
side Of the river. will run observation
trains along the course. Besides, the
blurs. anording many vantage points,
will be occupied by thousands who with
field glasses Will be able easily to fol-
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the night. The city smells of burning
powder
The official time as given is: Cornell.
1923; Harvard. 1872; Pennsylvania, BOIL
Columbia 21:35.
the race. The observation train carried
1000, and 5000 people were on yachts and
other vessels. Many Philadelphia, Boston,
Brooklyn and New York society people
Witnessed the race from private yachts,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-07-02

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has no equal in the treatment of diseases
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Nervousness and lndisestiea are cured
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tionship. appeared on the balcony of the
residence of the late Jacob Miller.
Mrs. Alice Jones In a happy speech ex-
tended the best wishes of the women of
Stark county to Governor Mckinley and
hearty congratulations to his wife and
mother Governor Mckinley responded
briefly. Then the crowd passed through
the parlor to shake hands with the
guests of honor The scene was one of
brilliancy seldom equaled
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Latona derby. 3-year-olds, net value
sl2.2sO, mile and a half-Hen Brush Q22),
Sims, 10 to 4. won, Ben Elder Q22),
Thorpe, 1 to 4. second, Loki Q22). Ray
mond, to 10. third; time 2:401a.
Five furlongs-Suisun won, Belle Bran
BILE second. Adowa third; time. 1:OS1s,
Seven furlongs-Aimee Goodwin won,
Mate second, Elsket third: time, 1892
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lD0E Ul Af 5F6nfo
Jfm's Intention IL to Issue n Den to
All Corners, Fftzsimmons Be-
ing Preferred.

San Francisco, June S.-James ]. Cor
at - sasWssod Ghee1rsx'e yprbei chnl-
$500 fos neht 20 : nnish, naade 81 the
Il r16s nflsf lat uia1ta 'centeet ~
kisx&s1f al4noahS1ng his tntsntion to ~
sue challenge to all corners, f1tzsih-
mons preferred. IT the latter does not
accept within two weeks. Corbett says
he will make arrangements for hght
-Sha rlea,t to axe -place on agreed
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largest purse offered by any club. shar-
key. was not present, and the agreement
was not signed today. but there will be
another meeting tomorrow, when the ar
rangements will be completed. One OF
the stipulations already agreed on Is that
the fight must take place within SIX
months.
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by the phenomenal time OF 10 minute
20 seconds, Harvard second, Pennsylvania
third and Columbia fourth. The race we
a hard one for two miles. but after tina
Cornell had 1t all their own way. Haf-
ward tried their old scheme OF firing OFT
Cornell at the start but it failed Cor
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gent OF Texas az the strongest man for
the second place up to the time of his
death. Under the circumstances Tom
Watson OF Georgia Is the most available
man. This combines the west and the
south. the two sections to which we look
for results"
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6sua,1r II Suok fntSrfersnes va : strong
arEdrnent IN favor OF holding the race *
Saratoga. The people at the latter place
made a jealous bid for the event, but
were unsuccessful, for the reason that
there is no railroad parallel to the course,
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INVEST AT wE|SER. 1DAHU.

wSutofW Vas - -
henerr A&Ss3
mercantile
areu
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RuMoRnD soHnME OF WILLARD

43nRn&mA LINE HHosn ~ A1aaxs4ie -
~ fAo K0u14o.
i r13coHo June 2k--Uha Bvoning Post has
= ~ 1lonai ptedS ~ railway news today,
to the efrect that Henry Wizard backed
by European capitalists. has about COM
pleted deal which will give them n
through line from the Atlantic to the Pa
cihc seaboard.
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WILL HOLD THEM TO BE ENEMIES
Must Enter the Towns or Join the
Insurgents.

New York, June pa dispatch to the
World from, Havana says:
The period within which, according to
General Weylers edict, all countrymen
in Pinar del Rio must go into the towns
or go to the insurgents expired today
Hereafter all who are found in the coun-
try will be held to be enemies.
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trUI OF INC NOrthern FHciHc anu OF INC
Chicago & Northern Pacific, in which
event. even II Willard and his alleged as
sociates did secure control of the Balti-
more IL Ohio, they would not have the
connection with the first mentioned prop
critics suggested in the Chicago report
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anti-ring republcans from all parts OF the
state is to be held in this city within
two weeks, when a reform organization
will be perfected for the purpose of hold
ing the state In line with the Mckinley
column and at the same time deposing
the ring from power.
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JOINED HANDS IN RATIFYING

Nebraska and Iowa Celebrate On n
Grand Scale.
Omaha. June 26-All Nebraska and half
of Iowa Joined in the ratification OF the
trans-Mississippi exposition in Omaha to-
night 10000 visitors participating in the
affair." which Mas conducted On q most
elAborAts scales and In spite Of the hrief
period which Was allowed It was one of
The grNAkpat gala nlghts " the history
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Canton. o., June ga reception to
Governor Mckinley. Mrs. William Me-
Kinley. ST. and Mrs William Mckinley
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GREAT BRITAIN AND VENEZUELA


London. June &.--The latest advices
from 0sorketown. British Guiana. are Of
more reassuring nature. Although no
serious trouble Is anticipated, 1t
Is safe to say the British government
Will not allow the arrest OF Mr.. Harri-
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washington, June 8-senatcr Pefter
left today for home. Before starting he
said, concerning the populist attitude on
the presidential question::
Tho recent pronunciamento OF few
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of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. June 26.-Judge Sage today
dismissed the OF John w. Flora
tho richest men In this city. Flora
claimed to be the fllegitimate child of
. E|iaa IopgKortR Xho naEEled Wtlll issa
was held that the suit was due to a
tate
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Congressman of Colorado VIII Help
senator Dubois.

Kansas City. June 26.-Congressman
Shafroth OF Colorado is at the Midland.
He was on his way home to Denver from
the st. Louis convention. but today
changed his plans and will leave for Chi
cago tomorrow.
~ have just received a telegram from
Senator Dubois" he said. asking mo to
meet him In Chicago Monday to work
in Senator Teller's interest"
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HEN BRUSH WINS LArorIA DERBY


Cincinnati, June 25-The summer meet
Ing of the Latonia Jockey Club opened
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Not the least interesting phase of this
contest is the freezing out of Yale. None
of the four would ask her to join. They
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distress after eating, biliousness and erup-
tons of the skin. These things are un-
pleasant, but they are not serious. The
serious things come afterward. Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are for the cure
of constipation. They are tiny, sugar
coated granules, easy to take, mild and
efficient in their action. One is gentle
laxative, two a mild cathartic. There is
nothing else in the world like them
There is nothing that takes their place.
There is nothing g just as good, " although
Icing and INSCRIPTIONS druggists may
sometimes tell you so for their own profit.
Do you want to lose your health so that
the druggist can get richl
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Buluwayo. June 25.-1t is officially an
nounced that Fort Charles Is surrounded
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HAD NO AUTHORITY TO STEAK
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UMPIRE WAS ROUGHLY HANDLED
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ENTRIES FOR HENLEY. CLOSE

walked out OF the St. Louis convention
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edSs OF mining Is worthy of conhdes
ton. We understand the differences D.
tween mining Investments and specuA
lions. and will not permit clients to speg
plate In wildcat propositions. 1t is nssn
necessary to boom a good property W
VIII buy for you only what we can -
at an advance price. Take our ADV"
and we will make you money.
8. p. MULCAHY Il co.
Brokers and Mining Inves'o'-
Two doors west Hotel Spokane. SpokA'"
Wash.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portions of the ear
There is only one way to cure Deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When the tube gets
infiamed you have rumbling sound or
i'm perfect hearing, and when 1t is en-
tirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever: nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
gB~ Sold by Druggist, ESQ.
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Grape Fruit in Barlow.

Mr.. John A. Moore in pruning up the
trees on the old Search grove near the
passenger depot this week came across
two grape fruit trees with few fruit on
them, also one orange tree with half a
dozen or so oranges. This grove like
most of the old groves in this county
should yield very fair crop this year
if properly cared for.-Bartow Infor-
mant.