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RALLY OF KEYLER'S FRIENDS.
Merchants Who Are Willing to En-
trust The "Pacifcation" of
Cuba to the 6utcher.

HAVANA, CUBA. Oct. 5.-The friends of
CaptainGeneral Weyler made a grand
ra lly in his behalf to-day and did all they
could possibly in order to prevent his re-
call to Spain They held meeting at the
Spanish Casino. many of the wealthier
class of Spaniards being present. Reso-
lutions indorsing General Weyler were
adop.ed with great enthusiasm and a cable
message was sent TO the Government at
Madrid. announcing that the representa-
tives of the trading, mercantile and in
dustrial communities assembled at the
meeting were familiar with the state of
the island of Cuba, and were conse-
quently satisfied with the course followed
by General Weyler looking to an early
complete pacification OF Cuba, and ex-
pressing fear that his recall would delay
the pacifcation. In conclusion, the
friends of General Weyler begged the
Spanish press to trust in hun, and an
nounced the intention of those present at
the meeting, after making these resolu-
tions, to abide by the Governments de-
cision,
1t was further agreed to organize pub
lie demonstration in General Weyler's
honor.
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THRICE Tried TO RESIGN,
Prince Hoheniohe Anxious TO Retire.
Germans Would Like to Use
Force at Samoa.

BERLIN, GERMANY, Oct. 5. - Prince
Hohenlohe, it is alleged, has already
thrice rendered his resignation as Chan
cellor, but has been induced to withdraw
1t because no suitable successor could he
found among the Prussians of princely
rank, and because DR.. Won MIGUEL is re-
iuctant to assume such thorny legacy
The latter has used all his influence to
persuade Prince Hohenlohe to retain Of
fee.
The koellnische Zeitung, in frank arti-
Gle explaining the motives underlying the
naval plans of Emperor William, does no t
scrupIe to assert that "In the case of
Samoa Germany more than once had
every reason 10 establish law and order by
force OF arms. but has refrained ana still
does not think of attempting anything of
the kind because the English and all She
Americans have finger in the pie
The koelinische Zsitung, however, adds:
The alarming defenseiess state of the
German coasts, 10 say nothing OF German
all over the world shows the
necessity OF strong navy
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BALTiN0RE WINS A GAME.
Ex- Champions Gefedt Boston in the
Second Contest of the Temple
Gun Series.

BOSTON, MASS, Oct. 5.-TEe second
game in the Temple Cup series was, IKE
the first, distinguished by terrific batting
by both mines, but to-day Baltimore came
out ahead, through their ability to get IN
the hits when most needed, while Corbett,
though hit hard, held the home team
down at critical times. The game WAS
much more interesting and exciting than
that of yesterday and the home team waaa
very much in it up to the last inning,
when they fell down woefully, though one
safe hit would have tied the score. NO
ground rules hindered long hits, and the
players, getting the full worth OF their
drives, ran the bases daringly without
fear of being called back. This added not
little to The game and delighted the
crowd beyond measure.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
qHORuB VICTOR
TN THE FUHURITY
The Kentucky Classic
Fought Out by Eight
Game TrotterS.
Six Heats Contested Before
the $4,000 Purse Is
Captured.
The Winner a Daughter of Wilkes
Boy Bred In the Blue Grass
State.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 5.-The twenty
fifth annual meeting of the Ken ucky
Horsebreeders' Association began to-day.
The crowd was large, every State being
represented by leading breeders anc track
managers. TIE track was good, without
being especially fast. The $4,000 Ken
lucky Futurity for the three-y ear old sjwas
hotly contested in every heat except the
last.
The eight young trotters were called for
the Futurity at 2:30 o'clock. They were
sent off on the first score and Kinney took
China Silk to the front at once, closely
pressed by NJ ss Della Fox. She kept the
lead all the way and won the heat easily
in 2:l9, with Miss Della Fox second and
Preston third.
In the next heat China Silk again took
the lead and kept i. into the stretch,
where Preston came with rush, ana
trotting the last quarter in 81 seconds,
won handily in 2:13H, the fastest heat
ever tro.ted in this State.
In the third heat the Montana mare
went to the front as usual. On the turn
Hickok took Thorne up to second place,
thereby putting Preston into a pocket,
from which he was unable to get out until
the far turn was reached. He came fast
through the stretch and won in a hard
drive from Thorne, with China Silk third.
The fourth heat was a facer for the
talent, as Thorne won by head in 2:14%,
with Philippe third.
In the fifth heat Fuller started to Law
Preston up. but changed his mind and
drove his colt the last quarter in 30% Sec
onds, but was beaten by Thorne.
Onlv the three heat winners started in
the sixth, and Thorne led all the way and
won handily by a length. China Silk was
favorite before and after the first heat As
Preston had won two heats he became
first choice. The betting shifted after
Thorne had won the fourth heat.
The winner is bay mare by Wilkes
Boy, dam Kincora by Nam brino Patchen.
and was bred by 7. G. Anglin OF Lexing-
ton, KY, who received $500 as the nomi-
naior of the dam. First money was
$1,000, second $4,000 and third $500.
Kentucky Futurity value SIS, 600. for three
year-olds, Thorne, b. f., by Wilkes Boy, da
Kincora (Hickok) won fourth, fifth and sixth
heats. Time, 2:14-2:1512-2:1615 Pres on
won second and third heats Tine, 2:I3L-
2:1712. China Silk won first heat in 2:19
Philippe, TimbTet Rect, Miss Della Fox and
Silver Lock also started.
The Tennessee, 2:O9 class, pacing. $4,000,
Bumps won in stralgnt heats. Time, 2:0615-
2:07-2:0 :0612. Ananais second, Planet third
2:16 Class, trotting, purse $1,000, Little Ed
gar won in straight heats. Time 2:1213-
2:1423-2:13. Woooford second. Guy thru.
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RACING a. SAN JOSE.
Joe, Neernut, MasOero and Imp. Iuy the
Days HSnnefs.

zoe, Neernur, Mas oeTO and Imp. IUU the
Days HSnners
SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct 5.-Four races
were DECIDED at the county fair today.
every event being hotly contested. In
both the 2:30 trot ana the 2:19 trot five
heats were necessary. 1t was poor day
for the talent. only one favorite landing
first money. Osito, the favorite, and Le-
ona, the second choice. each took a heat
in the 2:30 trot and W. S. Maben's Joe
then won the race in three straight heats.
The best time was 2:15H, made by Osito
in the second heat
Neernut won the 2:19 trot. Palermo,
the favorite, and our Jack each took one
heat. Neernuts time in the next two
heats was 2:15 fat.
There We're two running races, resulting
as follows;
Five furlongs, Masoero won. Elsie Smith Sec
ond, Nervoso lhird. Time, 1 :O2.
About d mile, i'm p, Ivy won, Palomaci sec.
ond, Elmer third. Time, 1:3S15.
In the last race, the favor.te, Palema-
ciia, was beaten by a short nose. the finish
being so close that several bets were
made as to which horse would be given
the decision.
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Butte Team in Training.

BUTTE, MoNT., Oct. 5.-The Butte foot
bill team is in active training under the
captaincy of Percy Benson, the former
Berkeley veteran quarter and one time
captain. 1t will have prac icallv the same
players as last season, except the red
headed giant guard, Jim" Hooper, who
has gone 10 New Mexico, and George Nc.
MILAN, who mas moved to Anaconda.
Both OF these men were mainstavs and
in turn captains of Montana S grea, eleven.
Mcmillan, who was guard for Stanford in
1898 and guard for Reliance in 1S94-lS95,
purposes, and with good prospects, to or
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06

40 Says Henry Bratnober, Hho Has
just ketnrned Ern1n pa.nsa..

40 Says Henry Bratnober, Hho Ha.
Just Returned From Da,ysoa,
TACOMA, WASH, Oct 5.-Henry Brat
aober, the mining expert for the Roths-
childs OF London, reached Tacoma yester-
day direct from Dawson City. He came
over the Dalton trail and made nearly the
whole trip alone When within a nun.
dred miles OF Lynn Canal he found the
mail-carrier, who was LOST, and they came
the balance OF the distance together.
Bratnober left to-day for San Francisco
and refused to talk about his own busi-
ness, but said that the amount of gold on
the tributaries of the Yukon was not ex-
aggerated- He believes that while there
will be shortage of provisions in Dawson
this winter, there viii be no famine.
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bourne as DR.. Pow Len, Mr.. Benrimo as
Hop Lee, and Nav Buckley as Loey Using,
were especially effective. The realism in
the setting was due to David Belasco'-
stage management. There was a packed
house, and great deal OF applause. The
morning papers all commend the play
and its presentation. 1t was presented In
connection with "a Night Session.
The Herald says: 'The success was
both immediate and unquestionable, even
though the Chinese play was trifle dis
appointing in the dramatic iorcefulness
of the finale"
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
ENGLAND AND The cURREyo +.
Details Desired of Ehat France and The
United States Demand aud UfFsr.

Oefatfs Desired of Ehat France and the
nsfed States Demand aud Cfsr.
LONDON, Eng, Oct. 6-Tne Times this
morning In an editorial on the recent
currency conference calls for publication
OF the details as to what the French and
American Governments demand and offer.
The Daily News in its financial article
refers 20 the rumor that an active CORE
spondence is proceeding between the home
and Indian Governments and that the
concessions to America will include hold
ing fifth OF the Bank of England reserve
in silver. raising the amount OF legal ten
der OF silver coin from G2 to f5 and re-
opening the Indian mints and says: .'Ir
Is very much 10 be desired that an end
should be put to the present mischievous
agitation and its attendant disquieting
reports"
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
PRESiDI0 ELEVEN DEFEATED.
Stantords Varsity Team Shuts 0u1
the Military Football
Players.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Oct.
5.-The Varsity football team defeated an
aggregation from the Preside by score
OF II TO 0 this afternoon. The game was
about the worst exhibition ever seen here.
owing to the rowdyism of one or two OF
the players. Coach Brooke said that he
was pleased with the showing made by
the Stanford men. The lineup was as fol-
lows:
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ON EASTERN TRACKS.
Charlie Christy Wins the Prairie State
Selling SfaEe.

Charlie Christy Wins the Prairie State
selling Stake.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 5.-Charlie Christy.
with T. Murphy in the saddle. finished in
front of the favorite Serena to-day for the
ming by over a length. Four of the favor
ties were beaten.
One mile, selling
Hessvil 80 (Donaidson), s to 2...........1
ATrezo 1o1 aciayl, . TO l...-.......-.......... 2
Time, i:a2S4. *Briggs So Golden Rod 90 MAJ .
tin X 90, Lou Jones lU5, 1erranet lO5 and He en-
ii. Gardne- 100 also ran "Favorite.
Queen safie IS (Donaldson), to ............l
S~ordsman SO (Grag), to ....................2 2
Travis los (Mo:gan) 70 TO o1............3 3
Time, a. IL. Hester los, Rudolph lO5, *Pres-
ran *Favorite.
Thirteens sixteen,hs mile. handicap
*Iraverser TO- (Norganl %* to l......... ]
Lady Callahan iO4 (Clay), 10 to l.. ......2 2
Foreseen 81 (Donaldson). tol...............y to- s
Woods iO2, sherb sand 100 *Libertine I'D and
Plantaine s4 also ran, *Equal choices.
Prairie State stake. selling, one mile and fur
Charlie Christy 81 IT. Murphy, to I....1
*eerena l02 q. woods, even 2
Moncreith ia (Morgau) 5 to o1........ l. z
Time, l;5o12. Protus 81 also ran. *Favorite.
Six furongs two year -olds-
Depending LOG tNostrand), 10 to 1.....,,,,..1
*PTesby terian OF IT. Murphy, eyen.. 2
Dave Waldo los (Morrison), 20 to l l........3 3
Time 1;14 ST Alfonsus 105 Sackett 1Ub
and Official lO5 also ran. *Favorite.
seven furiongs. selling
slew Hopper Ill (Caywood). 7 to .,..
Harry McI ouch 112 (r. Murpny) TO / - >
Trfloy l0S (Morgan), 10 to o1..........-......3 l.. 2
Time 1:2SA. Necedah los, Galley West los
The lory lilo and Glenmogue ITO also ran.
sfavorite
AQUEDUCT TRACK, N. Y, Oct. 5.-Of
the six favorites sent to the post three
were returned winners. Sims rode three
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06

Earned runs-Baltmore 8, Boston z. Two-base
hiJs-Keeler Kelley Corbett, Hamilton, Duffy,
Yeager. Three-base hits-McGraw, Clarke. Home
runs-Reiz. z. Clarke. Corbett, Long. stolen bases
Doyle, Hamilton, Stivetts. Double pays-Long
and enney. First base ON balls-Of Corbett 4 OF
Klobedanz 4. off stivetts l. Hit by pitched
bali-Lowe. Struck out-Corbett 8. Passed bali
Clarke Wild ptches-Corbett =, klobedanZ l.
Time, 2:12. Umpires-Emsle and Hurst. At
tendance, 6OU0.
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ganize a powerful team al AhaoonLa ~ -
contest with Butte for the Montaha oh"in
pionshIp. ,. rolf.
Lawyer Dygert. an old NJ chlgan nan-
hack. who starred with Butte IN san @ ran
CISCO last winter. is managing the oo.,e M
team. which is no longer under the pat:on
age of Millionaire Clarke, but is loohinE
to the public and to gate recelpts ~ phS @
its expenses. Dygert exnects to hage ..e
Chicago Athletic Club eleven VISIT but.s
and homes also TO induce Rellance "
play here. The Denver Athletlc I1"D'
BuIte's old rival, wants match IN DeA
yer. but Butte has played there twice anu
is season contends for a decisive
game at home.
u. C.. Freshmen vs. ST Matthew'S %
BERKELEY, CAL, Oct. 5.-The U. "
freshmen will play their first game OF 1oot'
ball tomorrow afternoon with the ot.
Matthews School eleven of San Mateo on
the Berkeley campus. The freshmen Will
line up as follows: Center, Fowierj
guards-Koster and Guiberson; tackles
Princle and Dickson; ends-Hornleln ana
Premo; halfoacks-McCabe (captaln) ana
Kerfoot; quarter back. Morgan; ful DacK,
Kern. Twenty minute halves Will ne
played. In the second half Tarpey Will
play tackle and Good elbow fullback.
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This, afternoon the freshmen players
met and selected Ned Manley captain.
Manley is a stocky little player, weighing
about 155 pounds. Last year he was half
back on the San Mateo team. He has re-
Gently been doing brilliant work on the
freshman team as left halfback.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
FfknernL of NenE Dn,r

PORTLAND, Me, Oct. The funeral
services of the late Neal Dow were held
in the Second Parish Church this after
noon. The attendance was very large.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06
"FrRsr B0hA" LAKES a HIT.

Posoers' Chinese Play Approved by the
AeW forkcrs.
NEW YORK. N. Y, Oct. 5.-Powers >
Chinese play, the 'Frst Born" was pre-
sented tonight at Manhattan and made a
hit. Powers as Chang Wang, George os-
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CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 5.-Weathe1
cloudy: track fast ResuItS n. Toton;a.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 5.-Weather
cloudy; track fast. Results at Latonia:
Six furlongs, RockwaIl won, Elano second,
Cyclone third. Time. :153I
Five and half furlongs Dr. Black won
Jaekanapes second, Our Chance third. Time
1:0SL
One and sixteenth miles, Kitty won.
Feh eemaker second, Alamo tnird. Time
The Zoo Zoo stakes, SIX furlongs, Alleviate
won, Lillian Bell second, Eight Bells third
Time, 1:154
Truxillo third. Time, :4314.
SIX furlongs, selling, Turtle Dove won,
Brighton second. Pouting third. Time, 1:15II.
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", DETROIT, MICH. Oct. 5.-Results at

DETROIT, MICH, Oct. 5.-Results at
Windsor:
Six and half furlongs, Majesta won, Ma
zeppa second, Sierra Gorda third. Time,
1:2012
-Four and half furlougs, Earl Fonso won,
hay ymond second, HenrIca third. Time :57
Six furlongs, Miss Gusse won Laura Nav
second, Frisco Ben third. Time, 1:l53I
Mile, selling, Ingomar won Backing Brush
second, Booze third. Time, :433I
Six furlongs, selling, Lucy Bene won, Gil
lot: ham second, Kosclusko third. Time,
1:1512.
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MAP OF THE YUKON RIVER From Rampant City to Dawson
Showing the Long and Arduous Journey From Fort Yukon
to Dawson Undertaken by Sam Wal, "The Call" Core
spondent Who Ruiit Boat and Pushed On When the
oteamer Hamilton and the Other Correspondents Returned
to Rampant City,
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To Cure Celd in One Day
Take Laxative Brcmo Quinine Tablets Drug
gists refund the money if it fails to cure, 25c.
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NIGHT VISIONS

May be brought on by overlooking the
stomach, overs tudy, worry or q secret
disease, or a secret trouble that dis
turbs the nerve enters in the brain.
Excesses usually rob the blood of its
rich, red blood corpuscles. Then the
entire system is weakened. When the
brain is disordered the poor victim of
his own folly finds himself all tied up
in knot. He is irritable and ire
spons bic.
He finds pleasure in no earthly en-
deavor. He shuns society, is a victim
oil morose thoughts and OF bad habits:
he loses sleep at night, awakes unre.
freshe3; feels like bad man, but has
no courage to be bad; feels vicious, but
lacks the vim and vitality of vicious
man. In these cases the best thing for
you to do is TO use the great remedy
treatment
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six furloncs sellInr.

six furlongs selling
Waterman los lForbes), 80 to ol..............l l..
Break o. Day 107 CThorpe), 5 to 1... ?
her Own 100 lO'Connor), d to l. 8
Time, l:l5fe Caslle,on Il9 szanone l16
Amas IA, Agita. or 8. Be oemoHio Ill, Klep-
sFavorite.
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and "skeets" Martin two of the lucky

one mlie selling
Perseus l02 Oh. Martin), g 10 ol..................1
Marshall 81 (Collins), to ol....................2
Myrtle Harkness 102 (WilhIte), so to 1.
Time, :4212 *jakevie" Palace l03, James
monroe lO2 1alisman SO, lorian H. Minnie
Alphonse 81 and Mt. Washington 81 also ran.
*FaVorite.
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NIGHT VISIONS

Is dissipation. 1t may be overwork or
over-harasslng the nerves, but nearly
every one of these cases has been
brought down to plain abuse. II you
abuse your brain, your nerves, your
muscles, your body, you may expect all
kinds OF curious things to happen to
you.
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Six furloDgs, maiden two year old 6llies-
tMaud ii l4u III. Martfnl, 2 10 ]. l........'
Rurdella no (o'Leary), 10 10 oL.............. l.
Zella 40 tIittlehe.d), TO ol...................i
Time, 1:0zH2. Isen ITO. Lille seals lilo, Ma
wcuilne ~, ia Dsly lilo, Land Aymph Ito
Cnambry llO also ran. &EaVorlta
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AQUEDUCT TRACK, N. Y, Oct. 5-Of
the six favorites sent TO the post, three
were returned winners. Sims rode three
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-06

One mile, three-year-oids-
Cleophus 1873 (SIms), 20 o5...,.
Braw Lad 1l9 (Claylon), s TO o5......
Swamp .el lUS (H. Marin 4 TO ].
Time, l:431a Three starters
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Umpire Coach Brooke. Referee HARRISON '95
Linesman, Lieutenant RoudieZ.
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One mile and sxte nth. selling
Ben Ronald iO9 (simsl, 5 to o2........-
Yan~ee Doodle 110 (1horpeI even.
Partridge 80 q hompson). 10 I...........,.:
Iime l:4eaA. hihe 109 and 1imour 80 ais
ran *Favorlte.
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FREE CURE FOR MEN.
A Michigan Man oaers to Send His Dis
oovery Free.
Claims to Be a Benefactor to Weakened
Mankind,

There is always more or less suspicion
attached to anything that is offered free but
sometimes a man so OverhOws with generosity
that he cannot rest until his discovery is
known to the world, in order that his fellow
men may profit by what he has discovered
IL is upon this principal that a resident Of
Kalamazoo Mich, desires to send free to
mankind a prescription which will cure them
Of any form of nervous debility relieves
them Of all the doubt and uncertainty which
such men are peculiarly liable TO and restores
the organs TO natural size and vigor. As il
costs nothing to try the experiment it would
seem that any man, suffering with the
nervous troubles that usually attack men
who never stopped TO realize what might be
the final result, ought TO be deeply interested
in remedy which will restore them to
health, strength and vigor, without which
they continue 10 live an existence of untold
misery. As the remedy in question was the
result OF many years research as to what
combination would be peculiarly effective In
restoring to men the strength they need. il
would seem that al men suffering with any
form OF nervous weakness ought 10 write for
such remedy at once. request to ii. q.
Olds Box l7l2, Kalamazoo, Mich, stating
that you are not sending for the prescription
out OF idle curiosity, but that you wish To
make use of the medicine by giving ita trial.
Will be answered promptly and without
evidence as to where Information came from.
The prescription is sent free and although
some may wonder how Mr. Olds can afford 10
give away his discovery, there is no doubt
about the offer being genuine, Cut this out
and send TO Nh. Olda so that he may know
now you came 10 write him. 12-28-7st
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CAPTAIN HART SENTENCED.


Philadelphia, March 9.-Judge BUT
Ter, in the United States district court,
overruled the motion for a new trial
In the case Of John y. Hart, who was
convicted Of aiding in the sending of a
military expedition on the steamship
Laurada, TO carry men and arms TO
Cuba to help the insurgents to fight
the Spaniards, and sentenced Hart to
pay a fine Of $500 and costs and TO two
years Imprisonment I'm the Eastern
penitentiary. The costs of the prosecu-
tion will amount to nearly $4,000 Cap
tain Hart was taken to prison lmmedi-
ately after the sentence was pro-
nounced
In sentencing the prisoner Judge
Butler said: II believe you have been
Justly convicted after a most fair and
impartial trial The offense is a very
grave one. 1T involves national honor
and the national peace. You entered
upon It with your eyes wide open, with
full knowledge of its gravity, You did
it for the unworthy purpose of pecuni-
ary gain. You took the risk for the
price, and you must now bear the con-
sequences. 1 do not believe you belong
to the criminal classes, and 1 am sorry
I have to punish you"
Captain Hart is about 40 years Of age
and has been in the fruit business foi
nearly 20 years. Soon after the Cuban
Spanish war broke out he leased two
Of his steamers, the Laurada and Ber-
muda, to the Cubans for the transpor-
tation of arms, ammunition and men tc
Cuba Some of the largest expeditions
that touched the shores of Cuba were
shipped on these vessels, and their de,
parture was due in great measure
TO the shllful manipulation of the
steamers by Captain Hart
An appeal win probably be taken 60
the United states court of appeals
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Chicago's BundIne Trade stril,e E.

Chicago, March Am hour before
time for beginning work yesterday
there had been a serious break in the
ranks Of the employing plasterers' as
sociation, and two hours later the dls-
affection had become so pronounced
that the men who were supposed to be
locked out were not only certain that
their troubles would soon be over. but
the officers Of their organizations were
confidently predicting the disruption Of
the bosses organization The cause Of
the break was the fact that several
contractors had signed the agreement
presented by the striking plasterers and
hod carriers There are not more than
800 men altogether who are now af-
fected by the order of the employers
association which reduced wages.