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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-16
SAN JOSE ACCIDENT.
William Fair and John CrotberS Thrown
From caTiaee-Cr0fheTs Dan
9eTeHsiy Injured.

SAN JOSE, CAL, June 15.-William
Fair, brother of the late James G. Fair,
and John Crothers, his brother-in-law,
were thrown from carriage this after
noon just outside the city limits. As re-
suit OF the accident Crothers is in critical
condition and may die from his injuries.
Fairs most serious injury is fracture OF
his right leg.
Fair and Crothers were about to take a
drive through the orchard district south
west of this city. As they neared the
railway track their horse became fright
ened al the noise of train. He turned
suddenly, the buggy went over, and botn
OF its occupants were thrown vioiently to
the ground. Crothers, who was driving,
was dragged short distance.
Crothers struck on the right side of his
head and was rendered unconscious. AL
though four physicians have been in con-
stant attendance upon him since the acci-
dent, they have been unable TO arouse
him. The exact extent of his injuries has
not yet been learned, but it is evident that
his condition is very critical.
Fairs right leg was fractured just below
the knee and he received a 81 ght scalp
wound. His injuries are not considered
serious.
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without it she would lose the brightness of
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Some are born with what is called "con-
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women to retain health and strength than
1t is for others. Some seem able to do any
thing they like, whenever they like, with
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SON why women should not enjoy perfect
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edy to become perfectly we'll and strong.
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sHAsrA MILLS TO REOPEN.
D0tcn of Prosperity im ihe ROssnd Noun
tain District.


tatH District
REDDING, CAL June 15.-There is to-
day Joy among lum Oermen generally, and
more espe cially those in the neig h borhood
OF the once tiourishing camp OF the Shasta
Lumber Company in the Round Noun.
tain dis 'rict twenty eight miles from Red
ding. Friend & Terry, who recently pur-
chased the entire plant, railroad and mills
of the Shasta Lum ber Company, have an
nouuced that they will begin active oper-
ations at once, enlarge the plant and
operate il on a more extensive scale than
ever before. The new firm paid only
$40, 900 for the plaHt. but its value is esti-
mated at about 500 600. The cost, includ-
ing railroad ana all, was 100000. The
railroad runs from the mill TO Anderson.
The road itself cost over $95, 900. and the
mammoth hume used 10 transport logs
from the logging camps TO the Mill cost
$125, 0O0.
The new company will give employment
to several hundred men, and in a few
weeks things will be humming" at the
old camps.
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DoWNPoUE N WAsaING1oN.
Heavy Fan # Rain InsWres an Uausma
Wheat Crop.

Wheat Crop.
SPOKANE. WASH, June 15-A rain
worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to
this State has fallen over the Walla Walla,
Palouse and Big Bend wheat district
since Monday noon. 1t assures the big
gest grain crop ever known in Washing
ton, and the States yield will proba ply be
increased to 5000, 900 bushels. For a
mum ber of years past, owing to an in
sufficient amount of moisture the hot
winds which always blow between June
20 and July 10, have destroyed immense
quantities of grain. Winter wheat is al
most too we'll advanced to suffer much
injury, but damage TO the spring grain
was feare1 unless rain came. To-day
clouds covered almost the entire State.
Rain began to fail on Monday afternoon
and extended over the most arid regions
of the State. Farmers believe the rain
will check the grasshoppers, which have
appeared IN considerable numbers. They
are willing TO lose a little hay, because
they know that Il. .OC0. COO bushels of spring
wheat is now out of danger.
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LLGRTNING PLAYS RAVOC.
Queer Antic, Of EL~ctrioaI Bolts Around
Copper City.

Queer Antics Of Electrical Bolts around
Copper City.
REDDiNG, CAL, June ia terrific
electrical storm ragged in the vicinity of
Copper City, eighteen miles from Red
ding, last night. lightning struck in
several places, doing considerable damage.
The Copper City soil is almost solid mass
of mineral, and the ligh ming seemed to
find an excellent piaytield. At one place,
after striking tall pine and circling down
its body until about ten feet from the
ground,it jumped about twelve feet to q
wagon standing beside barn aud nearly
wrecked the vehicle. The barn was in no
wis- injured, and a lad named Jacobs,
playing inside, received no shock. In
various places tall pine trees were entirely
stripped OF their branches. Heavy hail
accompanied the storm. 1t is impossible
to ascertain the amount of damage done.
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SHAKkEF To Rr1U2Nro IRELAND
If MGher Hiu HOf Fight III. Viii Chat-
Ien9e Corbeft or Fifs

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 15.-Tom
Sharkey leaves for Dundalk. Ireland, to-
morrow. 1t is Sharkey's first visit to the
land of his birth since ne ran away several
years ago. SharkeY will receive ''send-
OFF, from his many friends. Sharkey de-
posted $500 with AL Smith to-day 10
bind the match with Maher for an indefi-
mite mum ber of rounds for $4,000 q side.
II Peter cannot get as much money as this
Sharkey will meet him for $1,000 stake.
In case Maher refuses to accept Sharkey
proposes to throw down the gauntlet
either TO Corbett or Fitzsimmons. Shar-
Key will leave the challenge open for
thirty days, with the stipulation that the
battle should be arranged six months from
date. he will return in about five weeks.
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nsnth of John ". Shn,r.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June l5-John w.
Shaw, formerly president of the Hooking
Valley Railway and a prominent Cali
fornia capitalist, died to-day in the Hotel
Netherland. He was born at Kingston,
n. Y, and was 62 years old. He had been
seriously i'll only two weeks, although he
was sufferer from Bright's disease a
number of years. He was an original 49, 'er
and actively identified with the develop
ment of California. His body will be taken
TO San Francisco for blrial.
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ton and detective agency in this city Tor
several months past, Is now locked up IN
the County Jail on charge OF emoezz'e-
ment. He is accused by a Chlnaman OF
retaining $IS4 whicn had been coiiectea
by him on a due bill intrusted to MIN Oy
the complainant. Wolf has engaged IN
mum ber of shady transactions ana Wheh
ne canvassed his friends he could ma no
one who would go on bail bond OF SIoOo
for hi I'M
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PAUPER INHEAIrS WEALTH.
Old ChGun cev Hour Wiu Leave Shasta
(oItHty's Poorh0use.

Ola GhduH ceV Hour WIZ Leave Shasta
CoUHfy's Poorhouse.
REDDING, CAL, June 15.-In the
County Hospital of Shasta there is to-
night crippled old man to whom a ray
of happiness has come. Chauncey +.
Hoar, paralytic. who for ten years past
has lived in the County Poorhouse and
who during that time has been com pelled
to crawl around bv the use of crutches, to-
day received notification that he had
fallen heir to an estate valued at $500.
The Judge, as he is faniIiarly called
was not aware of the fact that be would
ever become heir to that amount, and
when he learned that his brother had died
in Bloomington, H., and wil!ed him his
estate. his countenance fairly beamed with
Joy, ana for time. Notwithstanding his
crippled condition, he really danced with
delight. He Immediately engaged an
attorney to look after his affairs and will
now come lover the hills from the Poor
house." take up his residence in Redding
and live comfortably the remainder OF his
DAYS.
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trial of John Schiner began this morning.
Senator Gray was the first witness. Moth
ing in particular was brought out. A mo-
ton for dismissal will probably be made
the same as in the Searles and Havemeyer
cases. Schiner is confident he will be &C
quilted. 1t is said that the evidence i'm
plicating him is not as strong as that
which the prosecution had against the
nfhara
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AGED PEOPLE WINDLED.
Their Property in Oregon MOrfgGGed b.
Ctrrer EOr0er.


Clrrer EOr0er.
SAN JOSE, CAL, June 15.-Alexander
S. Knox and Mrs. Mary A. S. Knox, an
aged couple who reside in this city, have
brought suit in Linn County, Oregon, 10
recover land which passed out OF their
possession through the scheme of a DARN G
swind!er. The details of the scheme were
made public to-day by San Jose attor-
ney who has been authorized to take the
testimo ony of local witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox owned 320 acres of
land near Albany, Or. A few months ago
they wrote to their agent lnquiring as to
the crops. The agent re Piled that since
the land had been soId he had paid no
attention to it. This was news to the in
quirers and they at once placed the case
in the hands of an attorney. 1t was
learned that last July b. H. Briggs had
made out a deed 10 the property, forged
all OF the necessary signatures, mortgaged
the land for $1,000 and then fled with the
proceeds The wherea bouts of the swim
dler is unknown.
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Tas.a 10 sam Ouentin.

REDDING, CAL, June 15.-George G.
Cady. who on the 10th of August, 1895,
shot anu killed Eiward Price st the Red
Cross Lnmter Company's mill, near Cas-
tie Crag, was to-day committed bv judge
Sweeney TO serve his term in San Quentin.
Cady was tried for murder aud on April
is, 1896, found guilty o. manslaughter.
de was sentenced to term of seven years
in San Quentin, but his attor neys appealed
the case 10 the Supreme Court. The de-
cision of Judge Sweeny was sustain ed and
tonight Cady was taken to San Quen.ln.
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Denfn of a loto Fnrrn.r.

WOODLAND CAL, June 10 Word was
received in this city to-day announcing
the sudden death OF John E. Taylor a
prominent Yolo County farmer, at san
Francisco. whither he had one to receive
treatment at the French Hospital. He had
been in i'll health for some time, but his
death was not expected. Taylor was born
in Bolton, England, and was 81 years o.
ace He came TO the United States in 1852
and located in this county in 1861.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games IN the Ma
hoHdI League and t6e Standing
of fha FIubc
BALTIMORE, MD, june 10 -BaltimOres Z.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 10 -Balumores z.
Lonisvilles ,.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 15.-Philadel-
phias 3, Clevelands A.
BROOKLYN, N Y June l5.-Brooklyns f.
Chicagos 3.
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 15.-New Yorks 8,
ST. Louis 3.
natis 4
-, PITTSBURG. PA. June 15.-Pittsburgs 10,
Wsshingtons 3.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN COUNTESS.
Daughter of Healthy Whisky DistiiIer


DETROIT. MICH, June 15.-At noon to-
day Ella Holbrook Walker, daughter of a
member of the largest firm of whisky dis
tillers on this continent, became Countess
Manfred Won Matuschka and Baroness
Won Toppolizen. Justice Shelien berg per-
formed the civil and Right Rev. Bishop
Foley the religious ceremony. The groom
was attended by his brother. Count Eber-
hard. The brides dowry is about half a
million. The couple departed for Upper
SiIesia
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GOOD CEOP CONDITIONS.
RepOrts on the Hnrrest Of HheGt ia tn
Wedfher bureau Eltlfef6 O..

@AepOTtS On "e hnfresC OF HHrGt ia Ia
WedIher BWreGH Butfef6 O..
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 15.-The
Weather Bureau crop bulletin reports the
conditions Of the past week generally
favorable 10 the greater part of the coun-
try. In New England and the northern
portion of the middle Atlantic States there
was too much rain, while over the central
valleys and central Gulf States rams would
benefit crops.
Except on the Pacific, winter wheat con-
tlnues to improve. Harvesting is in pro-
gress in southern portions of Kansas, Mis-
souri, and Illinois and nearing complei ion
IN the more southerly S ates. String
wheat has improved in Minnesota ana
North Dakota.
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Halu to Impror. Her Nnry.

ROME, ITALY, June Is. In the Cham
Der of Deputies to-day Sgnor Brin, Min
lister of Marine, announced a proposal 10
increase the naval expenditures by Z, ,500,-
600 lire beyond the provision made in the
ordinary estimate. He also announced
that in addition to this amount 10000, 600
lire would be spent for naval purposes,
the amount TO be expended ov r success
sive years. The statement was applauded.
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Gro~cr An -ictpate, tho Inerttnot..

NEW YORK, ". Y, June 15-It is
announced on the authority of a most in
innate friend that Grover Cleveland has
retired permanently from an active career,
and will hereafter be heard OF only
through the medium OF addresses on pub
lie occasions.
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Rnhl.,hip Io,ra Pm, in onnmt...nu

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June l5.-WIth-
out any special ceremony the battleshi p
Iowa was transferred by her builders to
the Government and put into commission
at League Island to-day. Captain w. T.
Sampson, formerly chief of ordnance.
who has been placed in command, as
sumo full control.
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Funeral of victim. of the Fire.

NEW YORK, n Y, June 15.-Funeral
services over the remains of Miss
Marie de Comeau were hold to-day at
Pleasant Plains, Staten I.land. She was
one of the victims of the Paris Charity
Bazaar fire. With her sister and niece
she was an attendant at one of the booths
and was crushed to death in the rush
from the binding.
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Fir.t \ ortgaoe Bond, Paid.

NEW YORK. n. Y, June l5.-It was
stated to-day that all The first mortgage
bonds of the St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railway Company, which is
leased by the Great Northern, have been
paid off. The second mortgage, amount
ing 10 $8,O00 coo. becomes The first mort
pa
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BUR1ED rWENrr-FoUE BOUss

Bat 1iTpipeS Led from the CoGinS 10
the WorEd Abore.
CINCINNATI OHIO. June 15.-William
Lloyd and Miss Angie May were exhumed
to-day after twenty-four hours burial,
undertaken to expose the trick of an al.
legged hypEotist who buried subjects. 1t
was claimed that the subjects were not
bypnotized. The Chic Liberal League
buried Lloyd and his companion to prove
this. Airpipes led from the coffins to the
world above. The police did not inter-
fere or attempt 10 arrest any one after
ward
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Viciim. Of the Urbana Riot.

URBANA, ONO, June 15.-The Coroner
tonight rendered a verdict IN the cases of
Harry Bell and Upton Baker, killed by
the militia during the lynching riot He
finds that the shots were fired at Captain
Leonard's order, and exonerates the Gov
ernor, Sheriff and Mayor from all negli-
gence or failure to act promptly.
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SomnIi, Aonin Def.ot "a. ItoUan,

ROME, Italy, June 15.-Tribuna says
tnat the Italian expedition dispatched to
punish the Samolis for the massacre of
the previous expedition into their country
has been repulsed. Several members of
the expedition were killed and a mum Der
seriously wounded.
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CoEorsd A,lti- Lunchtna Oraaninntion

COLUMBUS, OHIO, June 15.-The Ma
tional Anti-Mob and Lynchlng Associa-
ton was incorporated here to-day by
colored citizens. lis purpose is to dis
courage lynch law and arouse public
sentiment for legislation providing ade-
quate punishment by forming similar as
sociations everywhere.
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Mile and a quarter. selling
HInmerr at Detroit.

DETROIT. MICH, June 15.-Six furlongs.
Uncle Sam won, MidIight second, Cogmoosey
third. Time. 1:151S
Four and a half 1urlongs, Alice Farley won.
Iairock second, Aunt Bird third. Time, :57
Five furiongs, Our Lizzie won, ASpasia sec
ond. Papa Harry third. Time, 1:031l.
Five turlongs, Philip Byrnes wa, Nikola
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June ia bill
was reported by the Pension Committee
today which. if passed, will add 81, 500
oo0 to he pension appropriation. II pro
- '"s for pension of So a month TO the
soldiers who participated in the
Variou Ind IAN wars and to the widows
ers
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the Union Paoiao E1,hdro,c,

CHICAGO, ILL, June 15.-The Union
Pacific to-day gave thirty days notice of
withdrawal from the Western Passenger
Association. The fight over divisions to
be allowed the Oregon Short Line caused
the action.
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Beaten by Her Husband.

warrant charging Joseph Dubacher with
battery has been issued by Judge Low, at the
of the fellows delicate wife She
presented a sorrowfCl appearance as she
pleaded for his arrest. Her eyes were black
ened and she was terribly bruised otherwise
from beating she claims he gave her
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sairpira Go,d tro ., Prtrats sonrce..

NEW YORK. n. Y, June Is -Lazard
treres to-day announced that they will
ship $500, 900. in gold to Europe by Thurs
days steamer. The gold was obtained
from private sources.
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Variou
FancinsH Nan Be Di,,nt,..d.

WASHINGTON. D. c., June 15.-The
oourt-mar;ial which tried Professor Fan
ciulli, leader of the Marine Band. for
insubordlnation in refusing 20 play a
certain march on Decoration Day, has
recon- amended his dismissal.
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Con,modore PerE,us, F.,.

BOSTON, Mass, June 15.-At his coun-
try seat at Winepocket Lake, n. H., Com
modore Perkins tonight rendered bril-
liant fete in honor Of his daughter, who
welded Lars Anderson here last Thurs
r.
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Pamlfnr Erench 10 Wed.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 15.-Miss
Pauline: French, recently with Augustin
Days company, lett yesterday for San
Francisco. 1t is reported that she is TO
wed advantageously and retire from the
stage.
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UnirersaE Po,taI Couqre,s.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 15.-The
Universal Postal Congress closed to-day.
The next congress will be held IN Rome
IN February, 1903 The final session was
devoted to the formal signing of a general
treaty and detailed articles of agreements.
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HIT

the mark. The great HUDYAN, the
wonderful specific of the Hudson Medical
Institute, cures this sort of trouble. Mark
the words: 1t cures-it does the work
thoroughly and quickly. Life and hope
come back to you when you have that
feeling of confidence restored. You will
no longer doubt your ability; you will find
the great and lasting strength of unim-
paired vitality. HUDYAN has been the
salvation of thousands of others, as you
will find out if you will take the tIouble to
ask for free testimonials and circulars ex-
planning all about it. And if you know
any one who has tainted blood, send for
free 3o-day blood cure circulars. This cure
has saved many a man from scars which
would have diShgured him for life. To-
day is your day. Actl
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton. Market and Ellis Sts.,
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exact price paid for the company's prop.
eriy NJ the receivers sale yesterday WIS
1901, ,3S3 42 but it is worth several times
that amount.
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SIX furtonES, handlcRF-
Ceophus III (Sms) TO 1..................... ]
Mstrs lO9 III Lewis), 20 o l.....-..............2
CRssriRn 12l CTara)@ TO L. .-..................S
@Coupled with Sir ray.
Time I:I434. The swain. T1nge, DR.. Jim, SiI
Play, storm ming, Judge Baker, Kinnikinnick
and Titmouse also ran.
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Prom.n Of eoronade Hotel.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, June 15.-SpreckeIs
Brothers will commence the erection OF a
$50, 900 ietty and promenade off Coronado
Hotel imm ediateiy. The promenade will
be nearly mile in length and will be the
finest on the coast
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SAN DIEGO, CAL, June 15-President
Cheney of the San Diego Land and Town
Company left this morning in his special
car direct for Boston, accompanied by
Directors G. s. G eed and Walter S. Frost.
Treasurer c. d. Lanning and others. The
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Cznr Adds Thr.e .I,.hi,.a rncht Prize.

LONDON, Eng, June 15.-The Time
this mOrnin- says that Emperor Nicholas
has sent a telegram TO the Royal Yacht
Committee promising three additions al
prizes for the Jubilee yacht race.
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NEW TO-DAY.
WHY'S one woman

Why is one woman
attractive and an
other not? 1t isn't
entirelT a question
of age or features
or inte llect. The
most admirable and
attractive thing
about an attractive
woman is her wo-
manlinesS. Every
b ody a d m i'r $ a
W o N an ly woman.
Everybody doesn't
realize just what it
is that makes her
womanly. She must
have health, of
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Tesla second, Skillman third. Time. :O33l
SIX turlongs. r. q. Ban won. Logan second,
Little Bramble tnird. Time, III.
Five and a half furlongs. Myth won, DR..
Work second, Prima third. Time, 1:104,
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Turkey's War Footing Tner.aseL

CONsTANTINoPLE, TURKEY, June
15.-The army's war footing has been
ralsea 10 10000 by an imperial trade.
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NILS e

altogether. Why? He has what is called
nervous debility. 1t is a disease that at
tacks many men. What causes it is al
most past finding out, for worry and
bother may produce it, as we'll as early
excesses. If you find that your hands
tremble, that your knees knock together,
that you feel always depressed, that you
have no faith in the future-all these are
symptoms Of debiIitation, and they must
be corrected at the first opportunity, or you
will suffer in way that YOU can scarcely
dream of. Follow this advice and you will
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Wants tn. shin. TO stax

Mayor Phelan sent a telegram yesterday to
the Secretary OF the Navy askiag that The war
ships Monterey and Monadnock, that have
been ordered TO Portland, be sllowed Te re-
main here during the next three weeks 50
that their crews and the vessels themselves
may take part in the Fourth OF July ceIebra-
uon. de also sent messages to Senators Per
kins and White asking them TO see the Sec
retary and use their influence TO accom- pills h
the desired result
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The Farce Of Trying Schsner B.otns.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 15.-The
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One mile. maiden three-year-olds-

One mile. maiden three -year-olds-
Caldron l6 (Sherrerl, to 2....................l
EIkns lie (Grifhn), 10
FaIerian ll3 (oims). 10
lime, 1:431A. Kinvarra, Sir Frederic, st. Mich
olas II, Tempiestone, Concord and Simonian also
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Grduesend
GRAVESEND, n. Y, June 15.-The
Friar, ridden by Littlefield, defeated the
pronounced favorite, Voter, to-day for the
Broadway stake in hard drive. Buddha,
with Doggett in the saddle, was third.
Favorites took three races:
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Fresno D-t c,tve in J,ii.

FRESNO, CAL, June 15.-WiIliam o.
Wolf, who has been conducting a collec.