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COMING CONFERENCE
On BsElng Sea MAtteTs-rhs Mssnng oF
Dritish, Canadian aud American Repre-
ssniativss win Take n broad Scope.

On BsrinR Sea Mattsrs-rhs mssunr Of
Dritt.h. Canadian and Amsrlo.n R.nr..
,,nta,,v,. win Taxa n Rroad soon,
ur,,SryrN,r,s,,,,D, ~, a $3.50, -
"Aiii-'l SN't'''' y He'ie'a' Tvs
Ter ana Sir Julian Pauncefote conferred
to-day as to the arrangements for the
,nAanno, ~ tho Rr,t,sb Canadlan ana
|Nilisi'NHih REPRESENTATIVES, Fe'auNe 70
Boring Sea, A general understanding
was reached that the arrival to-day OF
SIR Wflfred Laurter the Canadian pre-
mler and party, would permit the meet
Ing TO open on Thursday, as tomorrow 10
likely TO be given 60 an exchange OF
Views between the Canadians and Brit
ish.
The British ambassador viii accom-
pany the premier to the white house to-
morrow morning and introduce him to
the President This will be q call OF
courtesy, however, and II Is dCt expect
ed that any OF the pending questions viii
be referred to. The British embassy has
extended an invitation TO Sir Wfifred to
be guest during his stay here, but he
has determined 10 remain with the other
Canadian representatives at the Shore
ham, where quarters have been engaged.
II Is now definitely settled that the
coming meeting VIII take a much broad
er scope than was anticipated At the
outset there will be a comparison OF
notes between the seal experts, Mr..
Hamlin for the United States; Professor
Thompson for Great Britain and Profess
eor Macoun for Canada, The Canadian
premier and Sir Louis Davies Sir Julian
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DIXON, Gala, Nov. e.-The solano
county officials are investigating a mys-
terious poisoning case which has already
resulted in the death of two persons and
threatens the life of q third. The vic
tins are Louis Belew, aged forty, the pro-
prletor OF livery stable, and his sister
Susan, aged thirty. Their hired man,
Bruno Kline. Is in n critical condition.
All three were taken suddenly III after
drinking water yesterday from a well In
the rear OF the cottage In which they re-
side on Main street, and despite medical
assistance, Louis Below died at noon and
his sister come five hours Inter, Miss
Belew was to be married 10 #, H. Mann
and her brother to Miss Clara Ferguson.
on Thursday next. The whole AFFAIR Is
shrouded In mystery.
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MARION, Ind, Nov D.-The Marion
Lodge Of 19lka sometime ago admitted
Robert FIlzslmmons 40 n member. Tho
action beiHg an alleged violation Of The
rules Of the order. the Marion lodge wna
lately commanded Nv the Grand Gxnlt-
cd Ruler 10 oEpol FltzBlmmonH Tho
lodge to-day decided to stand by ia In.
Itlntlon ana refuse TO net until the mat,
ter n finally decided by the Supreme
Ruler Of the order, II. r. Dctmorc, Of
Itnrrlgburg. Pa.
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rn1En mol KILL HIs WEE,
But When lie Turned the Revolver on
IUimseif Made n Good Job of H..

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--After making a
desperate effort TO murder his wife in
their apartments on West FOrty-sixth
street, tonight, John Falihee, twenty
one years old, committed suicide. Mrs
Fallhee, a handsome brunette OF eigh-
teen years, engaged suite OF rooms
three weeks ago The next day the
rooms were luxuriantly furnished and
the young couple formally installed
themselves. The neighbors cay they
had frequent quarrels. Mrs. Falihee was
ironing tonight when her husband
came home without his overcoat. The
young wife asked what had become Of
the garment, and Fallhee growled at her
and said It was none Of her business.
When she persisted in demanding an
explanation he whipped out a thirty
eight ca1ibre revolver. II pawned my
coat" he said, land now I'll pawn you. "
She grabbed the ironing board and
backed into the corner. Two bullets
passed through the board. They missed
Mrs. rallhee who threw the board aside
and rushed at her husband. As she did
so the excited man placed the muzale OF
the revolver agalnsthis right temple and
fired. He died instantly.
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Murtl.r and A,,rmpt.d sulsIa..

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-charles schle-
gel, murdered his wife, Caroline in their
home in East seventy-seventh street, to-
day, by shooting her behind the left ear.
Death was almost instantaneous, schle-
gel then tried to kill himself with shoe
makers knife. hacking his left arm and
causing a severe wound. He was placed
under arrest before he could accomplish
his purpose. SchleEel's sixteen year-6d
son Charles was held as witness He
said that he found $l3 In his pocket when
he dressed and believes II was put there
by his father with q view OF throwing
sueplciOn on him,
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SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
ItIiied His Rival-Troubio Expected In
United states OF Colombia.

E1iled His NiVal-Troublo Expected In
United States OF Colombia.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-President Ig-
lesIas, of Costa Rica, has taken anoth-
er step to secure his recollection, He
has exiled his predecessor. former Pres
ident Mora, according to a statement
made by Dr. J. H. Feuss, of Bocas del
Toro, United States of Colombia, who
arrived here to-day on the Atlas liner,
Altai, from Port Limon.
In speaking OF the condition OF af-
fairs In the United States Of Colombia
where n presidential election is to be
hello on December 8, DR.. Feuss said:
'"rhey are expecting trouble there. An
ominous feeling prevails, though 80
far there has been peace. The candi-
date OF the conservative party Is Reyes,
and Caro- is the liberal candidate. There
is a standing army OF 1900 men In Col
umbia, very well equipped. The gov
eminent is holding the army In reaA-
ness in case a revolution is attempt-
cd ~
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ILLINOIS MINERS
Are Excited over the Reported I'M
portation of Chinesea
REMoNSTANCE PREPARED

Which will bs Placed Before Governor
Tanner by the Unitud Mine WoFhsr''
and ifhe should Fail to Act ths Matter
wan be Laid Before President MoISin-
Isy-miusrI In the Southern Part OF Ill
lnols do not Take tho Matter sertou4iy,
Claiming that tits IIur ON the Part
or the OPERATOR.
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NEW YORK. Nov. o.-Ernest sher-
land, twenty-five years Of age, an Eng
llshman, committed suicide this after.
noon in his room on Fifth avenue, by
turning on the gas. He left letter adj
dressed to w. Bernard, an actor now
playing in this city. Bernard said that
dependency caused by family troubles,
and lack Of funds had probably prompt
cd the suicide. He said that he met
shcrland in New Orleans about two
YeArs ago.
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Po.tma,tsr. and P,n.ion..

special Dispntch TO tne lnteulBenCeE'
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Pension GER
t!fcatps have been issued to West Vir-
ginla applicants as follows:
Reissue and lncrease-FTancts NJ.
CleelS, Jackson.
Increase-Rnbert Junkins, Wheeling.
Wldows-Cl arinda MCPHERSON, Cuba;
Sarah Adams, BARLEY; Elizabeth Pride,
Ha1leck; Bridget Bradley, Pdrkersburg;
Barbara Mathews, Anthem
Other certificates issued are: William
V. p. Creskey, original pension, Steu-
benville, Ohio; Jesse Waters, original
pension GAINESVILLE, Ohio; minor Of Hen
~ G. Lewis, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
West Virginia postmasters of the
fourth class have been appointed as fol-
lows: NJ. l.. Scott, Boothsvftie, Marion
county; Joseph c. Hays Friendly, Tyler
county.
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sPAIN's ANSWER
To woodrords Note Pacific Evidences OF
Friendly Feeling.

MADRID. Nov DIN response to a
cable message from n non-oilcInl Amer
lean source, Senior sagasta, the premier,
has cent the following cable declara-
ton through Senior DaPay de LONE, the
Spanish minister ut Washington:
80 far from seeking n prctcxt to de-
clare war against the United States,
Spain would regard II as great mis-
fortune 10 be given the occasion for
such nm unhappy resolution. Animated
az she II by the most amlcnb1c scnu-
mcnts toward the great republic, Spain
hopes ofAmcrica that the latter will do
tts utmost to fdrtify sentiments Of
friendship for the sake md welfare OF
both countries, while AT the same time
respecting the rights Of Spain"
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GULDRNSUPPE MURDER
The Trial of Thorn Progressing Rapidly.
Twenty witnesses Examined YsStor-
dny-nira Mack ConfeSsts.


Twenty witnesses Examined YsStsr-
dny-NIrs. Mack ConfeSsts.
NEW YORK, Nov, 9.-The trial OF
Martin Thorn for the alleged murder OF
VIM. Guidensuppe began in earnest this
morning. Yesterday the jury was &C.
cured and at 10 o'clock this morning
District Attorney VIM. J. YouHgg began
his address Thorn. clean shavcn and
well groomed, sat with unmoycd coun-
teDance as the prosecuting attorney
outlined his case. When he had con-
cluded the taking OF testimony began.
Twenty witnesses were summoned for
examination to-day and the district at
torney took them one by one Just as
the finding OF the different portions Of
the body opened tip to the public the
fact that terrible crime had been
committed. Four OF the witnesses were
the boys who. while swimming In the
East river, had found the upper por-
ton Of the severed trunk, ana then fol-
lowed the policemen who were called
to the scene OF the finding, and they In
turn were followed by witnesses who
testified to the bringing OF that part OF
the body to the mOrguc.
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rrnn. al tl,s Mhll. Homo.

WASHINGTON, Nov. GA crank ap-
peared at the white house early to-day
and demanded to see President McKin-
ley. He said the President had not treat
ed him right. He tried to go up stairs
by the elevator. but was taken In charge
by the officers. He broke away from
them and tried to hide behind the con-
servatory and was then taken to the
police station. At police headquarters
the man said he was Henry Rocket, of
l241 Fourth street, Southwest. There IS
no such name and address in the city d.
rectory .
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nt.nlt afs Rntnlir anar.si.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov, o.
Charles Gclbarth, q CLEARWATER Of No
2O27 Lawrence street. this city, this NJ
lcrnoon shot and fatally wounded hr
tNlhcr-ln-lnw, Fro1orlcl, FRITZ, mr., aud
hlH ron, Frederick rrllz IT,, and then
1hut himself In the head. n ~ lhought
that Nh three win die. The shooting
wiB the result OF It family duurroL
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pnprhlrr, Of th, Conr.d,rner.

BALTIMORE, Nov. s,--The annual
convention of the United States Daugh-
tors OF the contederacy will begin In
Baltimore tomorrow and will probably
be in session three days The sessions
will be held at Lehmans hail, and will
be presided over by the president, Mrs.
FltzhuEh Ice. Of Virginia.
The association was formed three yeara
ago and now has 40 chapters In all OF
the southern and some in the northern
gtltpa
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1t was at the attack OF Fort Fisher
that he won hts gcatcEt renown. AHslst
ed by Lieutenant Preston and q vomn-
teer crow from his own ship, he COM
mnnded the Louisiana, which loaded
with 1ij tons Of guupUwdcr and bombs
set to explode by clock work, was tuwed
close to tho fort The officers and men
were taken off by tho steamer Wilder
ness. The powder beat blew up az ex-
pectcd, but did little injury to the fort.
This operation was suggested by General
Benjamin r. Butler. and Admiral Por-
ter. who detailed the officers, In his re-
port said:
Commander Rhlnd and Lieutenant
Preston engaged In the most pcriloue nd
venture that was perhaps ever under
talcnAs an Incentive 10 others / beg
leave to recommend them for promotion.
None In the squadron considered that
their Hives would be saved, md Com
HaHdeF Bhlnd and Lieutenant Preston
had made an arrangement to sacrifice
themselves IN case the vessel was board
cd, thing likely TO happen"
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FOR SOUND MONEY.
Meeting of the Executive Commit
tee OF the National League.
THE FINANCES IN GOOD SHAPE,
Aid Provided for Disseminators in
Certain Sections.
REPORTS FROM MANY STATES,

Dlrlo'Ing the Situation In the Country.
Missionary Work Necessary In Nsbras-
la aud ArlEAnsuS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tury Norton Says Bryan has URItsd All
the Fanltaes, BlRots and Idiots for the
purposo ofUphOlding tho Free Coinage
ofsHver-COmmittss I,Iues an Address to
the Country.,'IntsrnstionaI BimstallIsm
u,a World Possibility is Dead"
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov o.--Thc
full text OF spaIn'H reply to the Wood
ford note was read ut the cabinet meet.
inE today It's tone was very pacific,
and instead Of being nj all warllkc was
regarded by the cabinet ~ very salts.
fnctory and M calculated to inlay amy
fear OF a hostile outbreak.
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov o,-Thcrc has
been no change for the better In the
condition Of Commissioner OF Patents
Btttcrwdfth since this afternoon. Ito
seems 10 be holding his own, however.
aud that gives some ENCOURAGEMENT to
hlg family ma ftlnndB.
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henceforth the monetary system OF the
United States shall rest on the single
gold standard"
The next meeting OF the league Will
be held In Washington during January,
tpap
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LONDON, Nov. e-Thc birthday OF
the prince OF Wales was celebrated to-
day with the usual nag hoIstlng bell
ringing and artillery Balutee. lie was
born November o, 1891.
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GOODRICH, Ont, Nov, s.-Fred and
Harvey Elliott, brothers, hotel keepers
OF Varnln, near Bayfield,, qunrrelled last
night and during tho strugglewhlch en-
sued Fred shot Harvey, killing him In
slantly,
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BALTIMORE, Md, Nov O.-Rcccty.
ora CuwCn ANA Murray NJ the linlll.
moro & Ohio railroad, to-day mia In
tho United States Circuit court titcir
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DIED

rRtnENnERG--At tho rcatdonce OF
NJ Somehow, 100 Fourteenth
ptrcct on "wednesday, November 10,
1921 at o'clock q, fto MRS, nRI1N-
DELLA FRtDBNDERd aged O.
years,
Funeral notice hereafter
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Nov. 9-The
council held with Governor Mount with
reference to the importing Of Kentucky
miners into Daviess aud Pike counties,
Ind, to take The place Of striking min
ers OF Cabei and Kaufman coal opera
tlves, has come TO q satisfactory end
ing. One hundred OF the striking min
ers. II Is said will 60 to work immedi-
ately and others will follow. The labor
commissioners went to Davicss county
to-day for the purpose OF bringing
about better understanding between
employees and employers.
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DEATH OF A HERO
Passing Awny Of Admiral Rhind Recalls
N Famous war Episode.

NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-Rcar Admiral
Alexander Golden Rhind, U. s. N, IS
dead, at his home In this city, aged sew
cnty-slx. He had been confined to his
bed for FIVE weeks.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 0,-Yollow
fever continues on the decrease az to-
days record indicates and the board Of
public health e. clntcd over the prospects
Of an early termination Of the scare
which haa 30 badly crippled commerce,
The business situation continues "a
brighten. The now cases reported to-
day number SIX and four deaths,
MOBILE, Ala, Nov. O-'rhe report for
to-day show viz nov cases, The llsi nf
rcr1ycrlCa "a large, as Il hns been for the
past three days, There were hut three
deaths, The report from Whistler IA that
there are sixteen now cases there.
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For west Virginia. generally faIri light
variable winds
weather. possibly showers; brisk north
westerly Winds
FOR Ohio, partly cloudy weather; warm.
or. llght northerly winds,
Local Temperature.
ihc temperature yesterday AZ observed
rs g Rchncff, druFFist corner Fourteenth
and Market streets, was Os followsl
q, m,",..""," q ian mmm"",t""
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report for the month of August, show
ing total receipts OF s., ,Ssks5 and to-
tai disbursements of Ss,lsS,l0l0s, leav-
ing a balance August 81 OF ;494, 2SS.lo.
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Observation-Disclosures, phlla-
dClphla
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DEATH OF DIR, GILLESPIE

A Prominent Citizen Of Tyler County,
Underwent n Surgical Operation In
New York HospIiAl--A Distinguished
soldier aud Incorporating RspHbll-
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AMERICAN HOSTILITY.

London Press Says individuals Arc
UnfriendIy to Great britain.
London. September 27.-The st. James
Gazette this afternoon says:
at is quite clear that no concession We
can make. and no display however sincere
of our wish to be friendly, has availed one
lot to disarm the bitter hostility OF those
Americans who are always ready for ag
gressive action. Neither is there a shred
OF evidence to show that the cold passive
dislike which SO many Americans who are
friendly enough to the individual English
man feel for the British government has
been warmed In the least degree"
Recalling ex-Secretary Olney's alleged
dictum that all connection between a
European and an American State is in it.
self unnatural, the Gazette says
That some such doctrine is working
in tho American mind is evidenced by
many signs of which the persistent nursing
OF the Boring Sea dispute is not the least
This in itself is fact of which we and
the other governments interested In Amer
lea must take note, not as an excuse for
losing our heads and rushing to meet the
evil half way, but as reason for clearing
our minds and preparing for serious prac
teal action"
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WILLIAM AND BISMARCK.
Telegram of Congratulations From
the Emperor to the Prince,


the Emperor to the Prince,
London, September 27.--The Hamburger
Nachricten today says that Emperor VIII
liam telegraphed his congratulations to
Prince Bismarck upon the occasion of the
launching of the new German cruiser
Fuerst Bismarck. nj Kiel on Saturday last.
The dispatch was as fellows:
From my heart ! congratulate your
serene highness on the launch oil the
armored cruiser Fuenst Bismarck and re-
joice at knowing that the name OF your
serene hlghness is in the closest connection
with my fleet for all time. You will be
all the more proud OF us since this is the
first great armored cruiser built in our
country. Admiral Won Tirptz. BY my order
will transmit a model of her TO your nigh
ness"
prince Bismarck replied: Your mai
esty; must humbiy beg your gracious
acceptance of my very respectful thanks
fer the distinction conferred upon me In
christening the cruiser and ut the same
time my very respectful thanks for your
majesty's telegram. which whereby the
honor bestowed on my name In YOUR mai
estys fleet is greatly enhanced"
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RILMA IN KENTUCKY.
Mare Is Likely to he FavOrite
In the TRANSATLANTIC.

mare IS Likely 10 lie faNOritc
In the TransyIvnnia.
i few days the fall meeting Of tho
ncky Trotting association will begin,
bay, October s, being the date set.
Ne TO the rich Kentucky Futufity, as
srs: China Silk. Thorn. Preston, Sis
Alice, Della Fox. Mary Beaufort,
MY, Timbrel, Alien. Rect. Directina
WY, Phillip e., Will Stokes, Rober-
White Sign, Simannie, Frank Nc
Nico. Anna E., Silverlock, Willask
Marguerite
vt Of these were campaigned last
lsm and this. and nearly all have beat
w IN public or private. China SILK
likely be the favorite. on form. as
mas won her every start, and has her
q now, as she showed a quarter over
lexington track last week in :3lA.
an the veteran Hickok's candidate, Is
300 one, and worked a mile a few
y ago at Lexington In 2:14A. is touted
world heater. The Futur.ty this
Y Is an open race and should result In a
~ contest.
Y the Pennsylvania stake, fourteen
Apagners are named, and the ninth re-
tsai OF this famous race VIA certainly
~ most brilliant one. Oakland Baron.
~ R!lma, 2:l0; Rush, 2:ioA; Louis Vic
slos The Monk, 2:10A; Tommy Brit
EiiA; Pat Watson, 2:1.A; jamie Shell
slSh; Rose Turner, 2:13A Wilbur,
EE King Warlock, 2:lih: Legene. 2:14h;
- Seth. 2:l5A, and Henry Barrett,
~ are the candidates.
" these Rilma will likely be the post
Esne' winning nearly every race con-
~ by her, including the NJ. AMI M.
az Detroit. She is a plain, low
80, good-gaited mare, and can prob
~ trot In 2:0S. Turf followers tout her
\ man. Oakland Baron has been an
a. very successful horse. He won the
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gravesend En.rie..

rive furlongs. 2-year-clds--Salabar, Dan.
norah' Gibraltar. Dacian lis. Fleeing God
Festa, komuraski, Scotch Plaid'ii9, war
rehton. Prince Auckland. San Antonio.
oxnard, Hampden, Banished 10. Hardly
lo7, Elan Imp. 100.
= ono ni.ts, maidens, all ages--Anson L..
lore Daniels Anus no. Picaroona, La
ron.era. Firesde, Endeavor, Marltie
,oSS ix furiongs, Culver Observation-Disclosures
10 ias' ,S,,ctagon no. Cleophus 1870, Previous
I1S' lying p.ylng Dutchman 122, Peat lle, Nick
p Mns ar and sixteenth, all ages-Ben
pruSh lz5, Challenger. DR.. Catlett, Bache-
or ia. Alice Farley, Plaudit 30.
Slx Iurlongs. sellng-Rubcon 1873, J. A.
G sy ~ Tremargo 114 Hanwcll llS. Mar
snail II, Nick ITO, Hi Daddy 100. Parthe-
max. Regulator 1906, Old Saugus. Castle
Ton le. Partridge 102, I.akeview Palace
lol, kiepper 9s, DIR. Jim 81
, Two miles. hurdle handicap-Waltzer 1872
Baoy Bill l53, Forget ISL. Counsellor
tractor, Saitanella 1SO '
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s'aneiy' also headache, and w
was SO dizzy. had heart trouble, Il
seemed as though my heart was in INV
throat at times choking me. / could
not walk around and could not lie
down, for then my heart would beat so
iast l would feel as though l was
smothering. / had to sit UP in bed
nights in order to breathe. 1 was so
weak l could not do anything.
have now taken several bottles of
Lydia E. Pinlham's Vegetable Com.
pound, and used three packages of
Sanative Wash, and can say am
perfectly cured. 1 do not think I
could have lived long il Mrs. Pink.
hams medicine had not helped me.
MRS. JOSEPH PETERSON, 5la East st..
Warren. Pa.
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seven fursongs, selling-wh a5, Little
Music %. Lettie, Lady Cordel rs, Lo,tie
~ Elamlin 101. Leius. Ovation 1902. song
Bird 1oi, Queen s'ofe ioS, Harry Gwynn
100, Terranet %, Marie Woodlands LOG, Ton,
sayre 100, Tom Anderson Ill, Verdi lls.
King Galong So.
:, Eve and half furlongs, 2-year-olds-
ia W, Official Knowles. Fonsavannah
10y, Cheney. Fisher. Frances McCleland
Depending 1903.
One ndle Owners handicap-Lady Cal
,,., W. Dan Huger Y, Aqunas a. Da-
Six furlongs, selling-W. C. T. I0S. Little
no. '
Mile ard a quarter. hurdles-Tramp. Mr..
Dayton 12o. Templemore lbs, King Michael
Weightman 152.
Six fur.ongs, selling-C. II. whelan &c,
Mamie Callan. TIN Cup 81, Sweet William
100, Warren Point 103 Floreanna 1902, Vir-
gle Dixon, Uncas 10i Helen Wren III.