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NOTES OF TIE TURE.
The Rich SUbWrban Handicap H1u Be
Dec3ded To- Ddv,

The Rich Suburban Handicap H1!I Be
Decfded To- Day,
sheepshead Bay track will open to-day with
the big Suburban handicap as the feature.
The field Will comprise the best handicap
horses IN the East, the listed starters being a.
follows: Ben Brush 123, Sims; Belmar I21.
Tarali Howard Mann, 1lS; The Winner l15.
Sloan Sir Walter 115, Doggett; Halma I2O,
Garrison; Dutch skater 1O8 Thorpe: semper
Ego lO6 sherrer; Lake Shore lO4, H Martin !;
Havoc 1OZ, ii. Lewis; and Volley 49,
Starter Maxwell was indisposed at ST. Loufs
yesterday and Joe Murphy acted as starter.
stand.
The California horse ReddinRton defe.tad a
very ordinary field on the fat yesterday. going
10 Inc post at comfortable odds.
Ben Brush is strong local favorite to win
the suburban, and the poolrooms at Sausalito
will probably be kept busy writing his name
Sloans mount, The Winner, win also be ec
corded exte nsive support
Jim murphy viii ship to New York his stake
morse Buck Massie, which recently broke down
IN race at Lstonis, 10 be treated by the noted
veterinary, DR.. Sheppard.
JQnglng from Eastern press notices, Starter
Fe!IhgilI Is not a pronounced success with the
gate In the far East
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BOSTON TAKES THE LEAD.
After Scoring Seventeen Consecutive Kc-
torres They Leave the ORIOLES in
Second Place.

Second Place.
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Il WEALTHY FARMBR's FATE.
Murdered and Robbed IN hts BGcheIo
Home ia the Mountains,

Murdered and Robbed In hts Bachelor
Home IA the Mount ufns,
NEWBURG, N. Y, June 21-A wealthy
farmer named William Gardner was muir
dered and robbed in his bachelor home in
the mountains near here on Saturday, and
his body was found Sunday.
To-day Joseph Decker of Plattskill was
arrested for the crime. Decker, if he is
the murderer, found the victim near his
home and after killing him drove
to Newburg with his horse and
buggy and about everything else
possessed by the murdered man, where
he spent two days dsposing of his
booty and spending the proceeds. This
town is within ten miles of the pot where
he committed the crime, yet, far from at
tempting to conceal himself, Decker pa
raded the streets and practically invited
arrest
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Boundary Farr. Hotel Man Ksr1.a.

SPOKANE, WASH, June 21.-James ].
White, proprietor of the Boundary Falls
(B. c. Hotel. met horrible death on Sat
urday.
He was driving team from Boundary
Fails toward Midway, and when going
down steep hill, within two miles of
Midway, he lost control of the horses.
A woodsman saw the team pass his
cabin at run, and shortly afterward saw
White, who was leaning forward, fall over
the front of the wagon.
The wheels passed over his neck and
head, causing such injuries that death
resulted within two hours. When he
was picked up he was bleeding from the
nose and ears, and was badly cut about
the face and head. He was unconscious
and remained so until his death.
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4bdieation of the Oueen.

LONDON, ENG, June 21-The Exchange
Telegraph Company circulates the first
public report in England of the approach
ing abdication OF the Queen. as follows /:
Her Maiesty's own desire that the coro-
nation of the Prince of Wales should take
place during her own lifetime has fire.
quently been expressed and it is regarded
as certain that the Queen will shortly
notify the nation of her wish to surrender
the crown TO her son."
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
On the Border OF Clear Lake.
LAKE COUNTY, CAL.
New and cOmmodiOus Hotel Just Completed.

New and COmmodiOus Hotel Just Completed.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND LIGHTED
II by electricity. Largest dining-room north OF
san Francisco
THOUSANDS CURED BY THE WATERS AT
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
Waters unrivaled in the cure Of Dropsy, Rheu-
matism stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.
On sale, bottled and in Siphons, Thirteenth
ana webster streets, OAKLAND Cal.
indorsed by Leading Physicians.
over thirty kinds OF mineral springs Resident
physician. Superb climate. Fine trout streams.
Deer and small game plentiful. All kinds Of
amusements Mineral baths in variety.
Table Uns nsurpassed.
Reached by shortest and best stage route into
Lake County. Round trip from S F. via S. z. and
N 2. to Hopland SO, or via :. P TO Calistoga SO.
Open Every Day in the Year.
Terms reasonable. For further information ad-
Dress j. CRAIG, Highland Springs, Lake Co. Cal.
Or see In san Francisco LEE D. CRAIG, 316
ontgomery ST. Send for illustrated pamphlet
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MADRONE
HOWARD Es#s EEssH3Ssi5 EsERS 55,tss5str. 81
Y0SEMITE AND RIG TREES

AND RETURN FOR S2A.6O.
For particulars apply to McLoUGHLIN q
BURKE, 634 Market ST., or JOHN MOSS. S2I
Market ST., San Francisco Cal
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Prertdenftnl No,n1nntinn..

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 21.-The
President sent these nominations to the
Senate to-day: Wilired w. Mon
tague, to be Postmaster at San
Francisco; Albert c. Thompson of
Ohioi Alexander C. Botkin of Montana
and David B. Culbertson of Texas, to be
commissioners to revise and codify the
criminal and penal laws of United States.
First Lieutenant Herbert Deakyns, Corps
OF Engineers, to be a member of the Calf
iornla Debris Commission; Joseph w.
iVey OF Oregon to be Collector of Customs
for Alaska
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BALTIMORE. Md, June 2I-Baltimora .
New YOrk6; second game, Baltimore s. New
York g.
BROOKLYN, N Y, June 21.-Brooklvn g
Boston IL. -
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 2I.-washing-
ton 8, Philadelphia 2.
PITTSBURG. PA, June 2I.-Pittsburg 0
Chicago g. -
CLEVELAND. OHIO, June 21.-Cleveland 5.
Louisvilles 8.
GIN CINNATI, OHIO, June 21,-Cincinnati g.
St Louis g. ~
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Big FIRE In Brooklyn Nar,Ya-s

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 21.-one of
the ordnance building at the Brooklyn
navy-yard was destroyed by fire tonight.
1t contained valuable machinery. small
arms, shell castings. steel guns, paints and
rigging valued at $3.50, 200. The buiIdin .
was valued at $4,000. Crews from the
battleships Indiana and Maine and the
cruiser Detroit fought the flames
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GIVES UP his LONG SEARCH.
Charley Ross Father Finally Succun1bs
TO Heart Dfsense

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, juno 21.-
Christian K. Ross, father of the lost
Charley Ross, died to-day of heart dis
ease. He never gave up the search for
his missing boy, whose abduction
startled Philadelphia on July 1, 1874.
and became an unsolved mystery of world
wide interest. At the time of his death
Ross was Master Warden of the Port. TO
which position he was appointed by Gov
ernor Hartrapft after business reverses
overlook him, as the result of his tireless
search for his missing child.
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DUEL TO THE DEATH,
TtVo MSssI,stptans KIN Each other orsr
Woman.

dtOo MtsstJstptdns XII Each Other Ovsr
Woman.
GREENVILLE, MISS, June 2L.-On
Saturday evening at James Crossing, a
small flag station on the Yazoo and Mis-
sissippi Valley Railroad, Paul James and
Will Able shot and killed each other.
James objected to the marriage of his
niece, Miss Wright, who sloped with
Able. It was rumored that James had
said he would kill Able If he married his
niece The men met and both were
armed.
After some words James fred at Able.
disabling his right arm. Able raised his
gun with his left hand and fired three
shots. James was killed instantly and
Able lived only a short time.
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wavman and murderer named Dudnik to
Kherson they were waylaid by mob of
300 peasants, who seized The prisoner and
stoned and kicked him to death. Thirty
five of the crowd were arrested, but it is
not probable that they will be severely
treated. Lynching is very rare in Russia.
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SIBERIAN VIII NOT Refine

SenstOT Hanna Says there IL No TrNth
tn the huuor.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, June 2i.-5enator
Hanna said to-day that there was no
foundation in the report that John Sher-
man was about 10 retire.
He SAID: "Sherman will not leave the
Cabinet and Judge Day will not succee d
him. Day has his place and Sherman
his. Sherman is highly esteemed by the
President and gives the Rdministratio on
great strength"
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SuItsran In Earnest.

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 2L-In a
letter to friend in this city John L.
Sullivan writes that he is in earnest about
meeting Fitzsim mons, and will berin
training at MuIdoon's farm at Belfast,
this State, tomorrow.
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NORTHERN PAoIFI0 AFFAIAs.
Again Asserted That Lament IL to Be
Made President

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 2L-It was
rumored in Wall street to-day that a de.
cision had been reached In regard to the
presidency of the Northern Pacific. and
that the announcement would be made
soon. It was said that the original
programme will be carried out, and that
Mr.. Lamont will be elected. At the
Office of J. Pierpont Morgan & Co. and
the Northern Pacific Offices it was said
there was no definite statement to be
m ade
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First Whsat From Ktnos County

HANFORD. CAL, June 2L-The first
two carloads Of this seasons wheat will
be shipped from Armona tomorrow by
w. G. Ross. Prospects for good crop
are favorable.
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Death Strike, Ia Phenir.

PHOENIX, ARIz., June 21.-Morris
Fleishman, one of the best known citizens
of Arizona, died in this city last night
from pneumonia. Interment is to be in
San Francisco, where his parents reside.
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Condttto, Of ths 1r.n.,,r,..

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 21.-To-
days statement of the condition of the
treasury shows: Available cash baIance.
$2S2,74S, ,525; gold reserve. $144, 36I, ,174
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county. gave birth yesterday afternoon to
three riris and one bov babv. Each child
is we formed and weighs approx m ,telv
four and half poun 8. Dr. G. w.
Alnsle Fairheiu re".'rrs Mrs. Know ont
OF danger and the children are doing well.
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Nineteen Russtan soidisrs Dro+Cned

ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, June 21.-
The river Kur oVerfowed Its banks near
the railroad depot of Nawthig in the Tif1is
district Nineteen men belonging to the
MINI Novgorod dragons were drowned.
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PLANTATION HOUSE.

I = MILES FROM CAZADERo, ON STAGE
l. q line. Good trout fishing. plenty fruit cream
and milk; free convey vance for parties OF two or
more; grand redwood scenery. Address ]. LUT-
TRINGER Seaview, Sonoma Co., or amply +
kkUSE. 2O7 Front ST, s f.. for particulars
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HOTEL ROWARDENNAN.

THE PICTURESQUE SPOT OF BEN Lo-
MOND, IN the Santa Cruz Mountains. New
motel ana rustic cottages, containing 90 rooms
ALL HARD FINISHED, with large closets
Two tennis courts and bowling alley. Buildings
grounds and river lighted by electricity. A mile
OF river for boating. Round trip tickets So. For
particulars address THOS. L BELL Proprietor
Ben Lomond, Cal.
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WITHOUT A RIVAL,

Annual Sales more than 100000 Boxes
2Sc. at Drug Stores. or Will be sent by Q. g.
Agents. B. F. ALLEN CO., S65 Canal St., New
York, post paid upon receipt OF price. Book
free upon application
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ADAM SPRINGS, LAKE co.

E'AVoRITE RESORT OF THE STATE; THE
= water Is unexcelled for medicinal purposes.
daily from Calistoga direct TO springs; round trim
az southern Pacific offices $40. DIR, w r.
PRATHER, Adam Springs W -
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launched bH Rxsskon Psasant,.

ODESSA, RUSSIA, June 21.-While po-
licemen were conveying a notorious high.
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s.geltsna the spokana can.u..

sPOkANE, WASH, June 2L-The wife
OF J. w. Know. residing near Latah, this
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THATCHERS HOTEL, HOPLAND, MEN
l. docino Co.-Passengers for Highland and Bart
lett Springs will find it easier and pleasanter take
the 80 ". train from :. F., arriving Hopland
at PM, thereby securing good nights rest be-
fore continuing their journey. Stages leave daily
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ORR HOT SPRINGS.

A MILES FROM UKIAH. FINE FISHING
L I and hunting. Baths free. Water sure cure for
rheumatism and all skin diseases Round trin
SO so. Board, 81 per week. ]. H ORR orr Post.
Office, Mendocino County, Cal
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Six furongs selling
Redding on lO4 (Pisgott) to 1................l
sEheinstrom 100 (Nutt), S to Accommodating
*Poutihg 95 IT Burns), 5 to 2.................3 8
Time, 1;l51a Miss Rowett 102, Filibuster 81,
Annie Garth 81, Sedan 81, Con Reagan 100 Wal
dine l02 FrOntman 1O2 and Carrie Lyle lO2 also
ran. *Equal choices in betting.
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Weak Stomach
Digestion
Disordered Liver

they act Ike magic-a few doses will work wor-
ders upon the Vital OrgansI strengthening the
muscular system, restoring the long-lost COM
plexion, bringing back the keen edge Of appe-
tite, and arousing with the Rosebud of
Health the whole physical energy OF
the human frame. These are facts admitted by
thousands, in all classes OF society, and one OF
the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debili-
tated is that Beechamss Pills have the
Largest Sale OF any Patent Medicine
I'm the World.
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Weak Men and Women

SHoULD USE DAMIANA BITTERs. THE
~ great Mexican Remedy: gives Haalth 80
strength 70 the Sexual Organs. 'SA
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Four furlongs-

eHampden z a. Clayton), 4 to 5..,,...,.,.....1
dom Coi1s 1O4 (T Burns), 8 TO 1................2
Time, 1;0314 The Doctor lO2 McCiearv az
Paudit 1l2 and Goodrich 100 also ran RFavoIite.
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Go to Etna Springs II you want
AO kO health, recreation rest Perfect
climate; no mosquitoes. Swimming
sank' tub and steam baths Fine hotel, and above
all marvellous mineral waters. Rates $40 to SIA
Iake 1850 A. n Southern Pacific train for ST
helens' "here the stage connects. Round trip
tickets, good until January /, 1895 ST. Particulars
at 31s Battery street, or of W. L.
ty, Cal. ALAAAS
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LAUREL DELL.

PLEASANTLY LOCATED ON LAUREL DELI,
= hakei new olninR-room, new livery stable IL
Is now one OF the most attractive outing places in
Lax lake county. Rates 80 TO $12 per week. Boating
dress II. WAMBoLD, Bertha p o.. Lave % fsI
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DOCTOR SWEANY.

Whose Reputation Is Established by
Ten Years of Unparalleled Success
at 1871 Market treet, San Fran cisco
The ablest and most successful specialist OF
the age in the cure of all Chronic Nervous and
Private Diseases OF men and women, includ-
Ing: Nervous Debility, Liver complaints
bladder Trouble, Kidney Complaints, Heart
Troubles, Female Weakness, Lost Vitality
Weakness OF Men, Blood Disease, Rheumatism
Varicocele, Enlarged Glands Cystitis, elect
and Structure, Rupture, Piles and Ulcers, Fis-
tula. Syphilis, skin Diseases Eczema, impo-
tency, HYdrocele.
Y0IING MEN II you are troubled with PIN
ergy, ambition and self.oonhdence, which alb
soiutely units you for study or business you
should take treatment from this old-estab-
ished and well-known successful specialist
before 1t is too late.
MIDDLE-AGED and OLD MEN. ibO%s,sS: ThsTs az:
of you troubled with weak. aching backs and
Kidneys and other unmistakable signs of
nervous debility and premature decay. Many
die OF this difficulty ignorant of the cause.
The most obstinate cases of this character
treated ith unfailing success.
RTIpTITRp New method, sure cure painless
AtOl UlbA' treatment, no knife, no deten-
ton from work, no experiment A positive,
Ger tain and permanent cure. His treatment
OF Vartcocele has also proved boon to sui
terers from this distressing af1iction, as it at
tacks the cause of the trouble and strengthens
and restores the parts 10 their natural condt-
ton.
DISEASES OF WOMEN. sIISd1s All Si tssi5 .noos.y @s1y
fully treated.
VRITp If away from the city Book "Guide
VIII TO Health" q treatise on all organs
and their diseases free on application. Cor
respondence strictly confidential.
sHndsys HHSis 70 As to t ian I'm FL. SWEANY, Md
737 Market street, opposite EXAMINER office
San Francisco. Cal
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

BEECHAm,S PILLS, taken as directed.
will quickly restore Females to tocomplete health.
They promptly remove distractions or irregu-
Iarities Of the system. For
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NEW CARLSBAD MINERAL SPRINGS

LAKE COUNTY,
THE GREATEST HEALTH-GIVINa WATER
4 in America Specific for all stomach, liver,
kidney and bladder troubles New hotel new
management. Terms So to $40 per week. For
partic nlars address w. r. McGOVERN, Kelsey
Vile Lake Co., or DR. Nj GOVERN, 1877 Fol-
som street, San Francisco
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Mith this remedy persons cure themselves
without the least exposure, change OF diet, or
cnAnge In application TO business. The medicine
contains nothing that Is Of the least injury she
s9ns.,tutlen. Ask your druggist for IL PrAca ~
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POPE HOLISE-

tI'hlS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR FAM
= ny resort Is open the year round cottages for
iamtles; tennis and croquet: electrfc-cara to the
peach and baths; bus meets all trains
MRS. "A. POPE, santa Cruz Cal
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One mile, selling
Miss OF (Morrison). TO L.. ]
orinda lO5 &C. Reih), to 1............ ..,...
@LuirH IO8 (tL Isom). even .................... 8
Time, 1:44 Salsetta 81, Nellie g. Miss Nc
laughlin 81, Marie G So Faunette 100 Pieretf 2
100 Lizzie ogan 102 and Hibernia Queen LOG
also ran. %Favorite.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-04
Daneer In tho 4 RAY.

Fine compilations, according to a re-.
cent sensational announcement, can be
made by an application of the X ray.
Prof. Elihu Thomson, the electrician
says this Is not true, and that to pre-
vent serious physical injury the ray
must be used at some distance from
the body, with an exposure Of not more
than from Is to 30 minutes. Not|oAg
aso be tested the power of the ray on
bis little finger, held close to the tube
for u minutes. Redness and Irritation
quickly followed, the nail fell off later.
and the flesh looked like 1t had been
scalded. The scar still remains, at the
end of eight weeks. Enough IS known
Of the ray to warrant the rule that !!
shall be handled only by the expert.
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A Phonoeraph For the Sick Man.

"A "Ao-- >~~----
Mr.. Simons, who lately passed
through period Of critical illness, is
now convalescent, although still IN
able to leave the hospital.
While he was fretting over lack OF
entertainment friend thought Of the
phonograph. Mr.. Simons was moved
into private room at the hospital and
a monograph with a megaphone at
tachment was put to work for his
benefit.
He would lie there for hours at
time and listen to brass bands, comic
orators and vaudeville singers, and,
although he would have preferred a
real performance in theater, he en-
joyed the entertainment very much.
One of Simon's friends gave din
ner party and he received an invita-
ton, although it was known, Of course,
that he could not attend. But the
convalescent was not to be robbed OF
all the fun. He sent a photograph to
the dinner party and had the stories,
the laughter and the music recorded
| on the cylinder and he got them all
secondhand next day. Then he had
monograph sent to his Office, and il
took the street noises and the talk Of
his employees, and when he heard these
he was homesick for the roar Of wheels
on the granite blocks.-Chicago Re
| cord
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The Bow in the Bundle.

An Iowaboyrecently passed through
an experience which he will not forget
if he lives to the 100 years old. He is
only five years old, and one day when
his father went to the wheat field to
drive the harvester he took him along
and perched him on the high seat at
his side. "
For time all this was very inter-
esting, but presently the little fellow
grew tired and began to squirm and
complain. And then, just as his
father was leaning over to look more
closely at some Of the machinery, off
tumbled the little fellow to the con-
veyor. Heshrieked just once and his
father tried vainly to stop the horses.
But before he could even slacken the
speed the boy had been driven up
through the elevator canvas with halt
a bundle of wheat, the binding Irvine
had twisted swiftly around his neck
and legs and he was rolled out onsthe
wide carrier securely bound in wheat
bundle. He was almost choked anc
there was tiny bit of skin torn IRON
his shoulder, but otherwise he was un
hurt when his father cut the string
and helped {him up again. But {
worse frightened boy would have beer
hard to fnd.-Chicago Record.
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VCTORlA'S LOVERS.
Unhappy Young Men Who Lost Their
Hearts TO Their Queen,

Unhappy Young Men Who Lost Their
Hearts to Their Queen.
Queen Victoria had some unfortunate
lovers In her day. Her first lover was
the late Lord Elphlnstone, tall, sin.
gularly handsome young Scottish peer,
who was sent to Madras as Governor
to get him out of the way. Her next
was Lord Fitzallen, another -footer,
a splendid young officer of the First
Life Guards, afterward Duke Of Nor
folk; but he was a Roman Catholic, q
fatal objection. His family sent him
abroad, and, falling i'll at Athens, he
married the daughter of Admiral
Lyons, British minister there, and sis.
ter of Lord Lyons, remembered as min.
lister at Washington.
Her third lover was Lord Alfred
Paget, one Of the Marquis Of
Anglesea's splendid sons, an officer in
1.-THE Blues" standing about six feet
two, who is the father Of Capt. Paget,
married to Miss Minnie Stevens, and
who was then the Queens equerry-in-
chief. This love affair was regarded
as so dangerous that King Leopold Of
Belgium, the Queens uncle, was called
In. The result was that Prince Albert
was sent for next. Albert was at that
time courteous, quiet, accomplished
prince. Over the chimney place of his
student chamber there hung one OF
Chalon's exquisite drawings Of Vic
toria, fair and graceful young girl
Albert had long been taught to looI
upon Victoria as his wife-to-be, and he
| responded quickly to the summons
The affair was quietly managed by
Leopold. In the court circle column
the Princes name found rather an OBJ
scure place, and as the Prince ant
Queen went out the evening after hi
l arrival for a saunter in the woods, thell
stroll was unobseryed except by thu
select few who were in the secret, Thu
next morning, however, the Londol
Times announced, "Her Majesty i
about to lead to the hymeneal alta
his royal highness, Prince Albert o
Gotha and SaxeCobourg." And thu
began Victoria's last love affair.
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Ships Made Invisible.

The French naval authorities have
long been in search Of color which
will battle the searching eye of the
electric light. The shades of black
and gray in which their ships are
painted are scarcely distinguishable
in daylight; but to the seafch:light
they are all too evident. An ingen-
ious inventor has, however, at last dis
covered a paint which renders the
vessel coated with it absolutely inyis'
ible under the strongest light, and it
is said that torpedo boat No. 81, at
the recent naval maneuvres at Brest,
circled and darted through the lumin'
Gus zone without once being seen by
! the enemy.