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END OF A CRANKY cRESUS.
Joseph Richardson, an 0io-Tms Partner
of Jay Could, Dies Leaving "a
Vast Fortune

NEW YORK, N. Y, June S.-Joseph
Richardson, an octogenarian and eccen-
trio millionaire, who jumped into pecu-
har prominence years ago by building
high wall around his Le1ington-ayenue
mansion to shut out the light from his
poorer neigh bors, died to-day of compli-
cation OF diseases. His wealth Is esti-
mated at $50, 900 OOO
On becoming associated with Jay Gould
twenty-five years ago he constructed part
OF the Union Pacific Railroad and built
large sections of the Iron Mountain and
Mexican Central. He held large interests
in these roads, held stock in nearly all the
railroads Of this country and possessed
passes over every road in this country
and Canada.
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Il FIERCE FRgSCH COUNT.
His bravery at the BGsdar Fire Q"es-
Momed, He Forces q Duel.

His bravery at the BGsdar Fire Q"es-
TONED, He Forces q DUei.
PARIS, FRANCE, June s.-A duel was ar
ranged to-day between Henri de
Regnier and Count Robert de Monies
quion, both mem bers of the old nobility.
The trouble arose a few days ago in
Baroness Alphonse de Rothschild's draw
ing-room, where Mile. Heredia snd q
sister of Nine. Regnier made remarks
which Count de Montesquion construed
TO be taunts about his cowardly conduct
toward women at the recent charity
bazaar fire. He tnereupon challenged De
Regnler, whose seconds decided that the
remarks were harmless and offered to
arbitrate. The Count then wrote TO the
newspapers imputing lack of courage to
Regnier, who has now challenged him.
The affair is the first public outcome of
the expected society boycott of alleged
towards at the fire.
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or INTEREST TO THE COAST.
Military Re shremeHt and Tronsfers-PeH.
sioHs for Union Veterans, and Patents
for Inventors.

WASHINGTON, D. C., June S.-Secre-
tary Alger has ordered that First Lieuten-
ant Thomas M. Dsfrees, Fifth Infantry,
having been found by an army retiring
board incapacitaled for active service on
account OF disability incident to the SER
vice, be relieved from duty at once.
The following transfers are made in the
Twenty-fourth Infantry: Captain Will
liam II. w. James from Company D to
Company K, Captain Arthur c. Ducat
Pensions-California: Orieinal-George
Santa Cruz; Henry II. Livingstone
WatsonvIlle. storation-Lawrence p
HemmerIe, Soldiers Home, Los
Angeles. Restoration and increase
John Hudson, Soldiers Home, Napa.
Increase-Henry c. Salton, San Bernar-
dino; John Ford. Veterans Home, Napa;
Joseph Smith. San Francisco. Origin al
widows, etc.-Susan P. Cooper, Mills Col
lege; Sophronia Ousley, San Jose; Ara
bella NJ. Potter, Sacramento.
Oregon: Original-Louis Ulen, Ash
land; William A. Wines. CrawiordsyiIle.
Original widows, etc.-May A. Munger,
Pacific Coast patents have been issued
as follows: Will w. Beach, Los Angeles.
CAL, ship attachment; Howard Carr (as-
signor to San Francisco Arms Company,
San Francisco, recoiI operated frearm ;
Luther Cunningham, San Jose, and K. G..
Smith (assignors TO Z. Leouesne. sara.
toga, CaL). fruit-grading machine; Edwin
1. Earl, Oakland, CAL, ventilator for re-
frigerator cars; Chris P. Fogh, San Fran
cisco, awning; BENJAMIN F. Kent, Frank.
lin, Or, farm wagon; P. Litter and II. L.
Vandre, San Francisco, separator and
amaigamator; James G; Mccoy, suisun
Clty, Cal, amin al trap; William c. Nelson.
Santa Rosa. Cal, fanlifter; William A.
Papoun, Baker City. Or, non-refill al Bile
bottle; William II. Wright, San Jose,
CAL. apparatus for treating food products
Lewis Bowles. San Francisco (assignor to
International Toilet Company, diaper.
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On The Derrer Track.

DENVER, Colo, June s,-Results at
Overland Park to-day: Pacing, 2:29
class-First heat, Oscar P won, Queen
Tintabit second. Raymond NJ third ;
time, 2:15Iz. Second heat, Raymond NJ won,
Oscar II second, Tintabit third; time, 2:I4.
Third heat. Raymond won. Oscar second, Nil.
ler B ~ third; time, 2:213< Fourth heat RAY.
mond won. Oscar second, Miller Boy third !;
time. 2:2012.
Pacing. Inree-year-olds First heat-simon
Guggenheim won, Aelse second, Nancy
Medium third. Time, 2:215z. Second
heat - Guggenheim won, Aelse sec
ond, Ssturnelle third. Time, 2:2O
Third heat-Aelse won, Guggenheim second,
Lottie Smart third. Time, 2:201< Fourth
heat-Aelse won, Guggenneim second, Lottie
Smart third. Time, 2:23. Fifth heat-Aelse
won, Guggenheim second, Howard third.
Time, :26
Pacing, 2:40 clsss-Louise NJ won in three
straight he#ts. second, Metzger third.
Time. 2:1SL-2:191z-2:2I
Trottlng, 2:3o cIAsS-hazel Kinney won in
three straight heats, Michigan second, Sweet
briar Maid third. Time, 2:21I-2 :2O-2 90
Running, one mile-Paladin won Harrison
second, Anawan third. Time, 1 ASH.
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health is the very thing he negIects more
than anything else. His health is the rome
by which he climbs to success. II he.
hooves him to keep the rope in good con.
dltion, and not to neglect broken st-ande
When the rope of health breaks even :.
little bit, 1t should be mended at once II
IS easier to keep health than it is to regain
It When man feels himself running
down, when he realizes a loss of vitalitS
ana energy, he must call a halt. He is On
down grade. The strands of his rome
are parting rapidly.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov~rx
mas helped thousands of men in lust This
condition. 1t makes health, it makes pure
Tieh blood, 1t forces out impurities and
Kills germs. 1t doesn't make anv differ.
ence what name you call your trouble bv-
oyspepsia-kidney disease-rheumat;sm-
eonsumpton-skin disease. the Golden
neolcal Discovery will cure it absolutely.
None of these diseases can retain hold on
the body when it is full of rich, pure blood.
Every man who cares to keep his health should
..; nase Dr. 1erces Common Sense Medical Ad-
Ss! SssI IA nnely illustrated book of 1908 pages
go go 70 any address on receipt of Al one.ceut
AdS e 20 cover cost of mailing only
AAuuIess, WORLDS DISPENsARY MEDICAL,
~ssoSiAtloN, No. Cog Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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BRIAN TIsI4s OrrAWA.
FGrnsIy ReoetUcd by tbs People Of the
DoHLiu ion Capital.

FGrnsIy RecetUed by tbs People Of the
Dominion Capital
OTTAWA, ONT, June S.-William J.
Bryan arrived yesterday and had a
hearty reception. He was driven about
the city under the escort of the Mayor,
and occupied seat upon the floor of the
House OF Commons during the afternoon
sitting. He spoke to an immense audi
ence in the evening at the Rideaur Rink,
the largest auditorium in the city, which,
in spite Of the inclemency of the weather,
was packed.
In an interview. speaking of the srbi-
tration treaty and the refusal OF the
Senate to ratify it. he said that this fact
did not show that the people OF the Re-
public did not want arbitration. When
asked If he would again be a candidate
for the Presidency he laughinRly replied ::
Well, that's a question. II 1 had been
elected IN that contest said that l would
not again be a candidate"
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S TRONG?? ? !?

Yes, strong indeed are the testimonials
which have bsen gratefully given to the
doctors of the grand Hudson Medical In
stitute, 5 Stockton street, for what their
most marvellous specific 'Hudyan" has
done for weak and erring mortals. You
can have them free by asking for them,
and circulars telling you all about the
glorious results which have been achieved
by "Hudyan."
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GREAT Alarm IN ATHENS.
RMnIors That Peace Ne1ottatfons Haze
SuddsnLy CoIEapsed

RWmors That Peace Ne0ottattons HGue
SUddsnLy Collapsed.
ATHENS GREECE, June s.-Much ex-
element ana alarm has been caused by
statement appearing in the Acropolis III at
the peace negotiations at Constantinople
had suddenly collapsed, representatives
of the powers being unable to agree upon
a basis, owing to the attitude of Germany.
The Ministers of Foreign Affairs and
Interior declare, however, that they are not
aware of any hitch in the negotiations.
Another report is that the Porte desires to
negotiate direct with Greece and the pow
ers will agree after defining broad lines
on which negotiations shall proceed.
The departure OF the Minister of War
for Lamia to ascertain the condit ton of
the army does not calm ths uneasiness
prevailing
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Dies tn a 1aooma HospitaI.

TACOMA, WASH, June s. - Henry
France, a San Francisco sailor, died at the
Fanny Paddock Hospital to-day from in
juries received on Sunday on the South
ern Pacific collier Washtenaw, on which
he was employed.
While operating a steam winch used in
loading one of Frances arms caught in
The coes and his wrist was mangled Sc
that amputation was necessary. In ex.
Treating his arm he lost his balance and
fell from the poop to the main deck, frac-
turing his skull From these com blned in
iuries he died.
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IS OPEN FOR
NINETEEN MILES
The Sierra Railroad Issues
Its Tariff Rates on
Freights.
No Agents Yet Established at
the Stations of Occidental
and Pauisell.
The Line Is Now Ready for Business
10 Within twenty-five Miles
of Sonora

The new Sierra Railway is open for
business from Oakdale TO Cooperstown, a
distance of nineteen miles, and its rate
sheet went into effect yesterday. The
tariff rates are by 3. L. Booze, the general
freight agent. He announces that the
road will be governed by the Western
classification. The stations on the line
as far as it is completed are Oakdale, Oc-
cidental, Paulsell and Cooperstown. The
latter place is twenty-five miles from
Sonora.
The line is handling freight and pas
senger business for all territory adjacent
to the road. No agent has yet been estab-
!lsned at Occidental or Paulsell, nd
freight for these points must be prepa id.
The following is the rate:
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Veteran Firemen.

J. Lynch, F. Kayanagh, Frank Denio and
William Grissim, a committee from The Val
lejo Fire Department, attended the meeting
last night of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen' s
Association and invited the association to
visit Vallejo on the Fourth of July. Fhe in
vttation was accepted with enthusiasm.
An invitation was also received from Seattle
TO visit that place at any time. The Vets &C
ceDted the call and will visit Seattle ON Sep
tember 9.
A donation of $50 was made for the benefit
OF the families OF the veterans
Stephen Bunner, Colonel A. Andrews and
John McGeevey were appointed a committee
to arrange for the Vallej3 excursion.
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six furlongB, purse
Gey=er 81 IT. Burns), to o2......................1
imp 4Oo ~ uNlls tNeu-
Orimar 81 (Fvsrett) to
Time, 1:1412 Lady BaeE Duncan Bill, Ida NJ,
Shuttlecock AID Fred Barr also ran.
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last night on a warrant charging him with an
assault to do grievous bodily harm. Tue
com planning witness is Alice Owens, 112
Kearny street. Middlekauff says that some
days ago two men took him to 112 Kearny,
wneTe there were some women. They all got
drinking and Quarrel ensuad One of the
men attempted 10 pull revolver out of his
pocket and Middlekauff made blow at him
with his fist, but il landed VI OF the Owens
woman, who jumped in between them.
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of mile
High links 100 (Hirsch), 8 to l................l l.
Ii Hung hang 9S IT Burns), IL to l.............
kastus 106 (Nutt) to
Time, 1854. McCIeary, Tusculum and Ala
mada also ran.
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erts OF New York, Treasurer of the United
States; Conrad n. Jordan, Assistant
Treasurer of the United States at New
York; John J. dc Haven, United States
Judge for the Northern District OF Cali
fornIa; Louis A. Pradt of Wisconsin, AS
sistant Attorney General; Cecil Bailey
Hurst, Consul General at Vienna
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Deserted by Her Husband.

Mrs. Constantine Traentahlach OF 3O4 Eighth
street is in search of her husband, formerly a
freman,in the employ of the Consumers Ice
Company. She claims that he quit work on
May 10 after drawing $110, N money due him by
the company, and borrowing SIS from her and
she has moi seen or heard from him since.
The woman is des titute and in a very deli
cate condition. She mas also the care OF a
two-year-old baby by her truant husband.
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Clover STAGES, two-year-old Niles, nine-si1-
teenthS OF g mile
Fayida 112 (MAher), 6 70 o1.........,.....,,,
Lady Cooper liz (Dogg, tt), 20 / 1.........,...2 2
bundant 112 (Littleheld), to ..........3
lime, :57. Miss howena and Juda also rau.
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IN Santa Barbara, leaving here for the
irving Institute, where she took thr ee
years course, subsequen tly completing
her stud es at she University of California.
She is very attractive in person and pos
sessed OF many accom- plish ments.
In society she has always been great
iavorite. After the service at the church
a wedding supper was given at the resi-
dence OF Alfred Edwards to the mem bers
OF the bridal party and relatives of the
bride and groom.
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BERM1Neh1M-RIoE NUPrIALs.

San FranciscGn Finds Hinsome
Bride Ia Santa Barbara.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, June g.
John Birmingham of San Francisco was
united in marriage this evening at the
Trinity Episcopal Church 10 Miss Sara B.
Rice of Santa Barbara.
The groom is the son of Captain John
Birmingham of San Francisco, and is as
sistant superintendent OF the California
Powder Company's works. The bride is
the youngest daughter of Mrs. NJ. A. b.
Rice and the late Archibald Rice, who was
one of the pioneer farmers of Ventura
County.
Miss Rice received her early education
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All blood diseases are as promptly
cured as are all classes of nervous
troubles. ''Thirty-DaY Blood Cure"
circulars will tell you all about it. No
expense to you except the trouble OF
calling or writing. Pull yourself to-
e gether and write or call to-day. "a
stitch in time saves nine.'' You are not
yet hey Ond help, but act now.
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D. J. Riley of Red Bluff
WedS Miss Jean
Lennon.
Pretty Ceremony Performed
Under a Great Bell of
Flowers.
They Will Make Their Future Home
In the Tehama County
Metropolis.

GILROY, CAL. June S.-The most elab-
crate wedding In the history OF Gilroy
took place yesterday. when Miss Jean
Lennon, second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Lennon, was united in marriage to D.
]. Riley OF Red Bluff. Both are we'll
known throughout the State, Mr.. Riley
having formerly resided at Eureka, and
also at Paso Robles.
The bride is a fascinating young lady,
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R0NG

Drains on anything or anybody will
eventually sap the foundations of exist
ence, ana it IS astonishing that all people
do not understand this. If there is nerv-
BUSINESS anywhere you can make sure that
it forebodes utter prostration unless
something is at once done to stop the ter
rible evil. You must stop it if you would
live and be credit to yourself and race.
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No steamshtp, to Tnhttt.

TACOMA, WASH, June S.-Consular
Agent Tyson said tonight that the pro-
posed Tacoma-Tahiti steamship line was
3 myth. He had mIsinterpreted instruc-
tlons to call for bids for carrying French
mails TO mean the establishment of the
line. The rest was the result of an imag-
inatlYe newspaper mans report.
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TORE OUT HIs EYEBALLs.
Crazy SacrU1os If "a Recent Conrert t
Religion

hetfDloH.
MIDDLEBURG, n. Y, June s.-EH
Becker of Cotton Hill attended series of
reviYals last winter and has since been
acting queerIy. On Friday he took a
Bible and went to the woods, a short DIS
tance away. Not returning, his wife re-
quested his brother to look for him, and
the latter found him seated on log with
bis coat over the back of his bead, the
Bible in his hands and both eyes out. The
doctors found that Becker had torn his
eyeballs from their sockets with his
fingers. He said that the Lord had COM
manded him to tear out his eyes and he
had been doing the will of the Lord.
Becker is 35 years of age, married and has
a family OF small children.
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TictorR Batemar secmres q Dtporee.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 8. On
The grounds of desertion the Common
Pleas Court has granted divorce to VIC
tory Bateman, the actress, from Come
dian Wllfred Clarke. Miss Bateman is
now a member of a stock com pany in Salt
Lake Clty.
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To Consofid .te ITS Indsbtedne,s.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. June s.-A 3X per
cent gold-bond $50 600, 600 mortgage was
filed bv the Lake Shore Railway in the
County Recorders office to-day. 1t will
expire in 100 years. The object is
10 consolidate the roads inde ebtedness OF
S43, 180, 900. The balance will revert TO the
company's treasury
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To Prevent Fi.htng pio,a tom.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June S.-Orders
were issued by the Navy Department to-
day for the cruiser Mar head TO proceed
TO Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. to prevent
violations of The Canadian fisheries regu-
lations by American fishermen. Com
plants recently received by this Govern
ment indicate that considerable trouble
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RONG?

Strength is shown in as many ways as
is weakness. The strong man is full of
condolences; he never trem bles, shakes,
sees spots before his eyes or feels fear OF
losing his mani od. He walks as though
he were glad that he is alive; he does not
strut" but you see healthy, bristling
and perfect life in all his movements.
That means life.
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N,.tt- Enpeetoratton La,o for Fresno,

FRESNO. CAL, June Sat meeting
of the City Council tonight, Trustee Spin
ney introduced an ordinance TO prohibit
eIpectorating on the sidewalks and street.
cars. The wording follows the San Fran
cisco ordinance and a violation of it is
made misdemeanor. 1t is likely to pass.
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TALKING TO CALIFORNIA.
ItOo Roum0 Mem Start From Nep YorI
on q Lon0 Yra,nn

on n Long Tramp.
NEW YORK, n. Y, June ST. E. Polk
of this city and Maurice J. Cohen of Jer-
sey City started at A. N. to-day to walk
TO California. They expect to make the
trip in seven months. Each man has a
kit in a wheelbarrow, and two setter dogs
accompany them.
The men are armed with guns, but
carry them more for the purpose of shoot
ing game than for protection. They will
stop at the principal cities en- route, ex-
hibit them selves and sell photographs in
order to make expenses. They will event
ually write book, giving an account of
their travels
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S R0NG,

UOU MUST REMEMBER THAT A
L strong man is more TO be adrcired than
anything elss on earth, if you perhaps ex-
cept a perfectly healthy woman. he IS
the most perfect specimen of the human
race, and all his fellows look up to him
and all the opposite sex freely pay him
HOMAGE. But how many men are there
in the world who are really strong? Very,
very fewl Are you sure you are
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Parhaur.t to Take a Needed Rest.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June S.-Rev. DR..
Charles H. Parkhurst has retired from
politics and has also retired from the ac-
tive work of the society for the prevention
OF crime and the city vigilance league. He
will sail for Europe IL precarious health
tomorrow and will hereafter devote him
self to church work.
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Arkqm,as HuI Not Be Represented.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. June s.-Gov-
ernor Jones will not appoint delegates to
represent. the State at the international
gold-mining convention at Denver next
month. The Governor said he regarded
the convention as hostile to silver.
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Japnne.e Fst,d at S.nttls.

SEATTLE, WASH, June 8.-The Off
cars of the visiting japanese man-of- war
Hi Yei were rendered public reception
and banquet this evening in the Madison
street Pavilion at Lake Washington by
the Japanese residents of Seattle. Jap
anese Consul Saito of Tacoma attended.
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Mtner Bttten bu Kqttler.

REDDING, CAL, June S. - Charles
Chenoweth, a miner in the Black Bear at
Deadwood, was bitten by a rattlesnake,
which struck him above the ankle. The
leg is greatly swollen. Chenoweth is suf-
fering intense pain and 1T is feared the
wound will prove fatal.
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shasta coumty's Achool Census.

REDDING, CAL, June 8.-The COM
pleted census of Shasta County shows
only slight increase over that of last
year. The number of children of scho oil
age is 1857; the number under years OF
age, 1850 There are 112 schools in the
county,
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Emba.sador Bhtte Reaches Berlin.

BERLIN. GERMANY. June s.-Andrew
D. White. the new United States Embas-
sador. accompanied by George NJ. Fiske,
second secretary of the EN- mbassy, and
Lieutenant Henry T. Allen, military at
tache, arrived tonight.
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Gatrs.ton,s Mumtcipa. Election,

GALVESTON, TEXAS, June S--Full re-
turns from yesterdays municipal election
show The reelection of DR.. A. w. Fly as
Mayor by a majority of $50 over his
silver com mpetitors, Robert Weber and
John A. Harrington. The A. P. A. had
an Alderman's ticket in the field, but it
was overwhelmingly defeated.
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Presidential Hominations Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June S-The
Senate to-day confirmed the following
Presidential nominations: Ellis H. Rob-
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John Bonner to Lecture.

John Bonner, the well-known writer and
journalist, will lecture before the mems club
OF the Good Samaritan Mission, Second and
Mission streets, on Wednesday evening, the
10Th inst, on Person al "reminiscences" The
public cordially welcomed
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Caroline Dyer Took Poison.

Caroline Dyer of us stockton street had
quarrel with her lover, Frank Vana between
1 and o'clock this morning, and swallowed a
vial OF cnloroiorm. She was taken to the Re-
celving Hospital unconscious
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me sord Denocrat Re- EI,ot,d.

GALVESTON, TEX, June s.-Dr. A. w.
Fly (gold Democracy was reelected Mayor
over Webber (silver Democracy by 800
majority. The Republicans voted solid
for FIV.
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may be caused between Great Britain and
the United States if the regulations are
not observed with greater care by the fish
ermen OF this country.
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Seven furlongs SELLING

Cappy 81 u. Woods), 10 o5..................,l
Peileas 1O6 IT. Murphy, TO lO................2 2
Ferris artman l04 (Slaughter) to 1...........3 3
Time, 1:2e Holy Terror No Pull, Hallot P,
Mamie 6, Daisy BohAnder, Adele Buchanan, Papa
SpechJ and Davezac also ran.
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One mile. selling

Une mile. SeIIInZ-
The Dragon lO7 (Slaughter), TO 1O............,l
EVGnesca l02 q. Matthews), 3 10 1.............-
Minerva 1O2 [Dean). 20 TO o1---.......-..........S
Time, 1:43. Bascom, Moralist, Jack Hayes
Trixie and Chiswe.l also ran,
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NEW TO-DAY.

A mans health
carries him through
the world. He de.
pends on it for en-
joyment, for happi-
ness, for success, for
the achievement of
anything he has in
han d. Americans
take big chances.
Theyrisk everything
in business. They
have confidence in
their brains and
their ability. The
American business
man is active, fexi.
Bile, elastic. KNOCK
him down with fail
ure and he is up
again in a minute.
AS long as he keeps
his health, failure
doesn't mean any
thing to him. He
has lost a little time,
but that is all. If he
can keep his health,
he will go on to su
cess, He feels sure
of that, and vet his
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Milesnd a sixteenth, selling

Charlie Ref SO (Slaught-r), to 10. 0............l
SeabrooKe lO7 (Carner), TO s. 5...................
Rockwood 106 (Fishburn), 20 to l................S
Time :49 Tom Murphy, Fasig, Benamela
Black silk and Bob Clampett also ran. BenameIl
barred in The betting q bad actor
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Eve fnrlonRs. nnrse-

EithoiIn 109 (GarBer). TO o2........,.,,.,.,,,.,1
Verify 100 (Slaughter), TO o1...................:
DR.. Coop CIurbiville). 10 to 1..............s
Time, 0z1a. De Capo, Fred Broens and Cal
vim also