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Confidence In Corboit.

CARSON, New, Feb. 26.-Until both
Corbett anu Flizsimmons have, shown
the elect OF the stesuy training they
are Just starting on, nil pr0phec Giles will
be valuelese. Corbett's friends stay
with him ally, and are US enthusi-
ast!c as ever about his chaaces, while
the admirers OF Fi,zsimmons seem to
be on the increase, q change brought
about no doubt by the excellent APP
pearance OF the Australian.
Billy Delaney watched Corbett
closely. While thoroughly satisfied
with Jim's condition he ia somewhat
afraid that Jim's desire for work may
rob him OF some steam which he now
possesses and leave him feeling stale
around fight time. Dslsney has had
several talks with Corbelt on the sub
lect and Jim has promised to esee up
bit. The effect OF the Californian's
exertions lie only evident In his face,
when he finishes work and places him.
sell In the hands OF his rubbers. There
10 no distress OF breathing, no drag
ging OF the limbs and dropping OF the
shoulders, but his features for few
minutes have drawn appearance.
when splashed with alcohol and
witch hazel and his flesh is slapped
anu hheaueu by his haDuiere, tue color
ieturna IN his countepance and the
expression disappears. Both Corbett
ana Delaney appear TO be pleased with
Jehfies, the lateSI addition to the for.
mer's camp. or his bout with Corbett
yesterday Delaney sRiu:
"Jsiirits is . good, strong, active
leiiow and quite clever. He made e
very crsditaole showing. | told him
a. soou as he put on the gloves to 60
Nv him anu do his level best to land rs
hard mi as often Us possible. He
carried out my instructions to the
letter and the result was right good
exhibition. CoIbett's ieints bothered
Senfies considerably, but nevertheless
ne behaved splenuiuIy. Jim hit him
pretty hard, but the Los Angeles boy
took The hard knocks in good part,
snowing that he Ia game fellow anu
uet Inc man to give Corbett plenty OF
nAfa work. In point OF reach AMI
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HELD UP In HIS WAGON.
Z. R. Beverley, a Young Teamster,
Assaulted Last Evening.
Two Men while Riding with Him
Take Advantage OF tho Oppor-
tuuity TO Rob.

Il. II. Beverley, young tesmster
residing near First North and Fifth
West ttreets, was held up shortly alter
O'Clock last evening at point Oh
Fourth South street between Third
aud Fourth East.
Young Beverley was driving west on
Fourth South when two men-the long
and the short OF it--hailed INN near
tue cOrnor OF Seventh East ana asked
permission TO ride. "Why certainly"
said tho young teamsler, "iump in,"
and Beverley stopped his team.
Tae two mon got Unto the wagon,
the short one taking seat with the
driver, and the other standing up
behind. When they had ridden
several blocks, the men all the
while engaged in conversation
concerning the opening mp OF the
proposed canal anu when work was
to commence thereon, the tall fellow
suddenly push ed the driver over to.
wards the horses, while the short one
straddieu his neck, and beat the boy
into insensibility. They took from
him $3.50 IN silver and left the team
to wenu It's way h0msward, which 1t
did.
Beverley knew nothing until he
reached home, aud then he narrated
hia experience to tae folks. 70 News
reporter this morning the young man
stated that he was well acquainted
with the tall fellow, as he haG rode
with him several times before, but the
short man he didn't know. The police
have the case In hand.
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NEW York, Feb. 26.-rhe Herald
this morning publishes what il asserts
is copy OF the famous dispatch
cabled by Gen. Lee to Secretary OF
State Oluey. This dispatch Is as fol.
lows:
"Olney, Warrington. Have de-
mandeu release oi Scott, American
citizen, who has bsen kept In prison
and ipcommunicado without due
process ui law eleven days. Trust you
appre ciste gravity OF situation anu nfe
prepared TO sustain me. Must have
warship Immediately. How many
chips have you at Tampa, Key West
ana southern waters, and are you pre-.
pared tO send them here shOalu 1t
become necessary. cannot and will
not stand another Ruiz murder.
"Havana. LEE"
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NOTICE.


Such schools OF this Stake as are able
to attend the Tabernacle on the &C.
casion OF the exercises rendered Presi-
dent MILFORD woodruff on the eve OF
his ninetietn birthday, Sunday, Feb.
ruary 2Sth at pm, are requested 10
attend In body with aiull corps OF
officers and teachers, not later than
l:45 pm. Tne entire center seats and
east END OF gallery will be reserved for
their use. Members VI the committee
OF arrangements aud aides will be at
the Tabernacls at pm. to receive the
schools which Will be seated in the
order OF their arrival.
Those schools south OF South Temple
street will enter ut the south anu west
gates OF the Temple black, and the
Tabernacle by the south doors; those
schools north OF the above line will
enter by tho cast (small) and north
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New YORK, Fep. 26.-The Com
mercial Advertiser this afternoon says:
"UoI. John j. McCook, Will not be- the
New York representative In the next
Presidents cabinet. Col. McCook, 1t
is announced today, has been consider
ing an offer to enter the cabinet as
secretary OF the interior ana har de.
ciined the honor. Senator-eloct Piatt
was informed by Col. McCook
OF his Intention. The department
Of justice alone had attractions
for Colonel McCook aud when Al c.
Kinley decided to make Judge Me-
Keuns his attorney general. Colonel
McCook thank ully declined prefer
ment in any other capacity In the
cabinet"
Colonel McCook was asked by an
Associated Press reporter rs to the
truth OF the foregoing paragraph. He
absolutely refused to talk on the sub.
iect,
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gateg. aud tho Tnbernaois BY The north

gaiee, and the Tahernaois by the north
doors.
Esch school should be fully supplied
with music anu IS. y. hymn books to
Sing the pieces alraady announce l..
ihe members OF the Sunday school
ohoirs are expected and requested to
occupy the Tabernacle choir seats
which Will accommodate from i've to
seven hundred singers.
The doors Of the tabernacle Will be
open at l O'Clock pm. for Sunday
schools only; and at 1870 pm. the
general public Will be admitted to the
seats under the galleries ON the north
anu south sides, and to those In the
galleries not occupied ny the Sunday
SCHOOLS. GEORGE Q CANNON,
GEORGE EAsDALE,
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
GEORGE GODDARD,
THOMAS q. GRIGGs,
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WILL SUPPORT THE KING.


CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-The Greek gov
ernmeut mas officially reeognizad the
sympathetic attitude Of the Greeks OF
Chicago curing the present crisis re.
gsfding Crete.
Charles Il. Hutchinson, consul
general for Greece, has just received
tue following cablegrRm from Skouses,
the Greek minister OF foreign sfairs.
II was cnbled In answer to the message
sent RECENTLY to this king Of Greece by
the Greek community in Chicago:
ATHENS, Greece, Feb. rs, 1906
Consul gegeral OF Greece, Chicago
VIII you express to The Greek COM
munity in Chicago the sincere thanks
oil the king ana the government Tor
the attiluie which 1t has taken to.
wards the mother country in these
serious times.
iSigned.) ExousEs.
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PROTEST FROM SOUTH DAKOTA.
Against the PresId.nt's Forestry Res
cryation Proclamation.

DEADwooD, S. d., Feb. 20. - The
following teiegram has been sent TO
the President OF the United States rs
the result of an enthusiastic mass
meeting held here:
ave are directed by large meet
ing now being held here, voioing the
feeling OF 10000 interested residents OF
Western South Dakota, to respectfully
ask you To suspend the executive
order establishing forestry teservs-
ton In the Black Hills OF South Da-
kota until the people can be heard
protesting against it. You have EVIL
IDENTITY been deceived by persons with
out knowledge OF the conditions, or
reokless OF the consequence. This
reserve, II maintained, will Effect dis.
astrously all the mining and depend.
ent industries OF this region and large
ly com. oil its depopu alton.
q. G.. MOODY,
Ex-Uni ed States senate.
FRED SEIPP.
Ex-candijate for Congres,.
q. w. CARPENTER,
Large mine owner.
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THE ECLIPSE GROCERY co.
Files Articles of Incorporation With tho
Slate Secretary.

The Eclipse Grocery company filed
lis articles OF Incorporation with the
State secretary yesterday afternoon.
The capital stock is S5 100 in shares
OF 500 eOch. and the nsmes OF the in
corporators are w. p, Alexander, CT.
Collins. Mrs. II. II. Alexander, Mrs.
Mary Collins, Misz May q. Alexander
aud Miss Mar tina T.. Alexander.
The now company will succeed the
old firm Of w. p. Alexander & Co =,
doing business at 81 eaet FirBt Soulh
street. w. p, Alexander 10 to be gen.
eral manager OF the new company and
J, q. Collins secretary and treasurer.
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DENVER, Colo, Feb. 26.-The com.
mittee appointed by the legislature to
investigate the Leauviile strike today
submitted report recommending
unanimously that board OF arbitra.
lion be appointed to deal with the
question and also that the old ncale OF
wages will he enforced until such
board reportP. The owners shall
recognize the union and union and
non.union men Hhallwork together. Tho
conclusions OF the committee are sur
prize TO the mine owners but satisiao-
tory to the strikere.
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WAsHIsGroN. d. c., Dec. Co.
Two bills introduced by Representa-.
tive Colieu, Msss., ons "to protect the
state anti-gsmn ing laws from nulIih-
cslion though IN ersla gambling by
telegraph, tee. hone or otherwiseY
and the other 80 regulate Interstate
transportatiIn OF property owned or
mRuufactuied by unlawful combiDa-
tone" were ordered TeI or.ed to the
House today y the judiciary commit
tee.
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NEW YORK, Feb. ga special to
the Herald from Venice says.
In u conversation with Count Luet-
zow, the Austrian delegate to the
international plague congress, he said
the instructions gwen by his govern
ment were TO avoid as much as possi-
bic purely diplomatic aud political
question:. TINS present conference
was 10 see IL the action OF the Dresden
and Paris conferences regarding the
prevention OF cholera could bs applied
to the bubonic pest and to have 1t rati-
fed by Turkey, and one OF the objects
Is to obtain this ratification. IL was
reported at the sitting Of the congress
that no answer had been received from
tho Porte In Rnswer TO the copgIess'
stquest to ratify.
Aha Roumanis delegation described
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BnAzIL,s REVOLUTION.


NEW YORK, Feb. 20. The Herald's
correspondent In Rio Janiero, Brazil.
telegrsphs that 5000 fanatics are now
centersd In strong positions and are
receiving daily aid from sources I'M
known to the government In the shape
OF great quantities arms and ammuni-
ton and provisions.
The chief OF federal troops has dc.
mauded achievements from the Bra
lillian government TO make an attack
on the fanatics.
There has been published in Rio
Janeiro startling revelations OF the
inlriguts ofmembers OF big European
syndicate now negotiating Tor the lease
OF railways In Brazil IL Ia charged
that attempts havs been made to bribs
many high officials.
There was big receptioni n the gov
eminent palace In Rio Jansiro to cele-
brste the anniversary OF the adoption
of tho new constitunon.
The Italians who were damaged
during the recent troubles in Brazil
have filed claims in court, asking for
the retarded indemnity.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 26.--rho tanners
etriks Is TO he settled by the state board
OF arbitration. The men will return
10 work on Monday, probably, pending
the finding OF the board. The taking
Of testimony will begin about March
10, and both sides to the controversy
will be bound u abide by the final de.
cision, which will be made known
within few week9.
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u ShAh 'AhF
JACKSONVILLE, F's., Feb. 26.-The
dynamite cruiser VesuvIus now in
this port, has been ordered to leave
here at once and join tho cruieer
Marblehead which lett tho mouth u.
the st. Johns river Tuesday and Ia
now at Key West.
A dispatch received from Washing.
ton by CAPTAIN PillaDury OF the
Vsuvius said that superior naval
filcer would arrive in the city today,
when the vessel will proceed south
with him. Immediately upon receipt
Of the telegram the Vesuvius began
fillirg her bunkers with coal.
Groceries ami other supplies were
eleO taken aboard in large quantities.
No one knows what is up. Several
cipher messages have been sent to
ant from Washington.
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TaRRATENING GREECE.

rnrkish Troops Marching Towards
The Frontier
New York. Feb. 26.-A special TO
the Heraidlfrom Athens says:
Dispatches from Turnavo state that
700 Turkish troops have arrived at
Elassona. Two other detachments are
expected shortly. Six batteries ere on
their way to the Greek frontier. II sojet
pashR until now In command al Bag
dad has been appointed COMMANDER
in. chief.
The cruisers Mycali AMI Staktirea
have arrived ut the P!taeus from Crete.
The grand duke George OF Russia
arrived from Patras on board the
Tsarevna and leaves ut once for an un.
known destination.
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CANTON, Feb. Sd. Phillips at 2
o'clock today said: "MaiOr Mckinney
is perfectly able to make the journey
to Wasbington.iH He will be well enough
to receive his fellow citizsns-on MOI.
day evening. 1t is his wish 10 do 10.
But there Will be no hanushsking. He
must continue to have absolute rest
and will not receive aDy callers during
the remainder OF his stay nj Csnton."
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AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 2B-The hcuse
OF the iexas Legislature is eth In a
hopeless deadlock over the general
assignment bill. Thuraday noon, alter
being in session twenty-six hours the
members were paroled until this
morning with view OF patching up
some comuromise which so far has
been int Il c,ual, and there lie little
prospects OF an early breaking Of the
deadlock now.
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THE BEST SOLUTION.
Autonomy for Crete Considered De-
sirnbis In Russia.

sirHbis in Russia.
NEW YORK, Feb. ga special to
the Herald from st. Petersourg says:
Opinions here are coming quite
around to the idea that the autonomy
OF Crete Is the best solution OF that
wearisome question. But Greece's pre-.
tensions are not accepted, although she
ia given credit for having united the
powers.
Concerning the Corean question
which once more comes to the fore in
connection with the Russo.J japanese
treaty just published the NovostI Gays
that II Japan knows when the right
time comes to retire, Russia anu she
will get on all right. Another journal
Gays that In future many difficulties
are certain to occur between Russia
and Japan.
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NlIIed for an Attempted Crime.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. &c.
Yesterday aternOon at SoddI, Tenn,
Charlie Brown, young negro, at.
tempted to oiiminRlly assault Mics
Lille Walker, the 1S-yesr OLD dsugh.
ter OF a respectable Iarmer. He hid
Ia barn. When posse attem pied
to arrest him, he fatally shot Deputy
Sadler. A mob strung him up to a
tree aud his body was riddled with
bullets.
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MADRID, Feb. 28.-Advlcss from
Manila say iLturrection broke out
there yesterday. Bands oil Tagales
anu natives attacked the barracks OF
the revenue officers and gendarmes,
murdered military officer ana four
Splniards in the streets. The troops
restored order, killing 200 anu arrest
ing many others. Tne object OF the
rising WAS to prevent the troops from
attacking Cavite.
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BRISBANE, Queenslan d, Feb. 90
Further details from NV Guiana OF "a
massacre by natives OF ManbaI, in
which the governor resilient wns
killed cay that In addition six miners
pnd forty natives were murdered,
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prom,usnf Raiirona Man Dea...

New York, Feb. 26.--J. A. Hor-
sey, director OF the Louisville and
Nashville railway and many years
representing important foreign inter.
cells la American railroads, Is dead, at
Chelseaiord, England, as result OF
an accident In London several dnys
ago.
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The sixty Foo, L,ni. Reached.

CINoINNATI, Feb. 26.--Ths river
apparently reached its maximum at s
O'clock this morning when the gauge
showed Gl feet 2 inches. This is the
tifth time In the hihtory OF The city
that the river exceeded the 60 loot
limit.
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NEW YORK, Fen. 26.-rhe Herald
correspondent In Linn, Peru, tele-
graphs that the Peruvian government
will probably send special minister
10 the United Statss to arrange Tor a
commercial treaty.
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STANFORD, Conn, Feb. 26.-Mrs.
Henry War; Bescher is unconscious
the greater part OF the time, and while
resting easily ie thought to he weaker.
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the measute laben TO stop the pilgrims
from II umania and the Persian dele
gate explained the sanitary organize
ton at Teheran. Surgeon II. ID
GiddlnRs, United States navy, the
Amerlcai technical delegate, has ar
rived.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 20-rhs
time Tor tue report Of the Lexow trust
investigation COMMITTEES has been ex-
tended to March 9Eh by n resolution
In the assembly. la tho senate Grady
ofjected and the resolution went over.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Olnsy to.
day received tue following nrlet cable.
gram from Lee: "SapguiIy WAS re-
leased today"
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secret conference between the pro.
mior and minieiers on the state Of the
war in Cuba. The procedure OF the
United Ssatcs consul general ia TO.
gardod MS "lntolcrably high handed"
The government is disposed to investl.
gate AMI meet the reasonable demands
OF the United States and the claima Of
American oitizsns. 1t 10 further de.
termine1 TO punish those found guilty
Of having Inflicted violence upon DIR.
Ruiz, the American citizen alleged to
havs been killed in Prison.
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KING GEORGE IS FIRM
He Cannot Comply With the Ulli-
NAHUM Of the Powers
AND WITHDRAW FROM CRETE.
The Massing Of Turkish Troops on the
Greek fronile. Proceeding with
teyerish Haste.

ATHENS, Feb. 26.-It is stated that
King George has sent the Prince OF
Wales nm open telegram saying the
recall OF the Greek fore 5 from Crete
as demanded by the ultimatum OF the
powers Is impossible.
TURKISH WAR PREpARATIoNc.
SALoNIoA, Feb. 20 The MISSING
OF Turkish troops and munitions Of
war on the frontier is proceeding with
ieverish haste. All soldiers on fur
Tough have been recalled. Eleven
batteries Of artillery, q regiment OF
cavalry and two battalions OF infantry
have gone from here, Monsstier and
elsewhere to EiassOna. Two addition
al battalions OF infantry have reached
Katerina. Relieis from Smyrna,
Irebizonde anu elsewhere in ADatolia
are ON the way to the frontier where
total OF six divisions will be formed
with headquarters at Elassora.
WILL SUPPORT THE KING.
ATHENS, Feb. 26.-The govern
ment deputies at IA secret nesting just
held decided to support any govern
ment measure favOring forward
policy.
SIGNS OF WEAKENING.
LONDON, Feb. ga telegram re.
ceiveu from Athens this afternoon by
Greek firm states that the king of
Greece has minated his intention to
accept the demands of the powers.
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UNEAsINEss IN SPAIN.

madrid. Fob. 20 The Imparcla
says: "rhe Americans are avaiiing
themselves OF the European troubles
over Crete and mean to precipita e
Mckinley iuto n quarrel with SPAIN"
1t advises the government to prepare
Spsin's defenses by sea and land,
maintaining that Spain has less to
loose than the Unitei States in the
event OF war.
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MADRID, Feb. 26.-There lie nothing
abnormal In the terms OF the note of
U. y. Minister Taylor to the Spanish
government. The relations between
Spain and the United States have not
been disturbed.
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During storm on the coast Of Spain
two steamers were wrecked and both
crews, numbering ~ men in all, were
drowned. @N NJ.
The total number of cases of bubonic
plague in Bombay up to date is 1888, OF
which 6,Q70 proved fatal.
The warlike preparations at Athens
continue without abatement and all
seem imbued with the desire for open
hostilities against the Turks.
The war fever continues undated in
Greece, both the king and his govern
*ment dcfying the ultimatum of the
powers, and it is said they have decided
to undertake war against Turkey and to
put the whole army on war footing.
King George and his government have
reached the decision to refuse the de-
mand of the powers that Grecian forces
and Grecian war ships be recalled from
Crete. -,
Near Leon, Mexico, four of the no.
torious band of brigands led by Juan
Vacas were killed in fight with Of
fcers.
Two thousand Spaniards were de-
feated by the Cubans at Manzanillo and
500 Of the former were killed.;
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Logan In Bronze.

Chicago, March 8.-St. Gauden's
equestrian statue of Gen. John A. Logan
in the Lake Front park at the foot of
Eldridge court will be unveiled July %.
The work of the noted sculptor is now
being cast in bronze in New York, and
in short time the South park commits
sioners will begin to build the founda-
ton on which the immense figure will
rest. Last Friday night Mrs. John A.
Logan, in Washington, set the date for
the unvelling of the statue. She Sc
lected July % in commemoration of the
day when Gen. Logan took command
of Gen. McPherson's corps before At
lanta after the death of that officer,