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Youths Suits.

All wool outh's 8 piece sack suits in
black and whit CHECK, value SOB
at.....- ......... ...-..-. -...---.-....... sc
Youths all wool 3 peiced sack suits,
either in gray m xed or brown
mNad. real value is GOO, at..-.. - $50
Youths all wool ; pieced sack suits in
blue aud brown mixed and gray
mixed, bargain at $50, at.......... 500
YOUTH all wool 8 pieced sack suits in
black clay Worsted, extra good
quality, worth all of 1000, at ..-..... 7.SO
BOYS Two-PIECED SUITS.
Boys wool mixed . pieced suits in
gray ssd gray and brown plaids and
broEn checks; bargain at Loo,
your choice at...... .......... SOC
Boys all wool 2-pieced suits in dark
steal gray and brown stripes, regu-
lar price zoo, al. ........ ---....... L5o
Boys ali wool 2-pisced suits in navy
blue serg= and twead Flannel, wor
all Of $50, at...... ,..........-.-.2.oo u l.9S
Boys all-wool 2-pieced suits in gray,
mixed stripes. large brown and
gray pllids, a bargain at 50, at. $50
Boys all wool apiece suits, in small
gray stripes, extra quality; real
value is $50 ct .................... $50
Boys al wool, extra quality Eton
suits in light and dark erays, real
value Is > so, at Recommendation and 70
Boys all wool, extra quality, blouse
suits in navy blue Flannel and navy
blue serge, with fancy collars, bar
gam ut /. 50, for ..... ...-..... 3 80 and ESQ
loco paw, Job lot of all wool knee
pants, size 4 TO I6, assorted colors
and correct prices.
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Boys black wool hats, value Csc, at 4oc
Boys black and brown Alpine hat,
value Loo, at .................... .-...... soc
Boys black fur hats at IS, s., CSC and LES
Boys extra fine, black fur felt stiff
hat, SATIN lined, value zoo, at $1,000. I5o
Gents black wool hats, value &c at. 80
Gents black wool hats, value I.2S at 90
Gents Cluster Hats in gray and
brown, value IS, at............ ...-..- I.25
Gents Cluster flu felt hat, ezra quail
ity, in block aud white, value Zoo
st.... ...... .............. ........-. I.5o
Gents wids, strei, hit brim and high
crown fur felt hat: real value 90
at; ....:......-....... ....... 1900. es
Big line in Gents STETSON HATS
in black and white, assorted styles
worth SOC at ...... ...... $500. $50
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ELECTIONS RETURNS.

Tammany Wins in New York. Demo,
Gratis Garry Kentucky, Ohio, Ne
braska and Virginia and
Elect Mayor at Detroit.
Returns received up to twelve
O'Clock last night by telephone
from the Houston Post indicate
sweeping democratic victories in
New York, Ohio, Kentucky and
Nebraska, with large gains in
nearly all other State and NUM-
cipal elections.
Van Wycke, Tammany's can
didate for mayor of Greater New
York, is elected by a majority OF
100000 over Tracy, republican,
and Low, Independent.
In Ohio the democrats claim
victory by a small majority
They carried Hamilton county,
the city of Cincinnati, and claim
victory in Cleveland, and Coyoga
county, the home of Mark Hanna.
The legislature elected in Ohio
will choose a successor to Mark
Hanna, and is claimed to be safe
ly democratic. The Republicans
do not concede their defeat, but
admit that the vote will be very
close with the result in doubt.
In Virginia the democrats
swept the State, not single pop
ulst or republican being elected.
Kentucky has once more
wheeled into the democratic
column by safe majority.
The fusion ticket in Nebraska
is elected by a majority larger
than that given Bryan at the
last election.
Detroit, Michigan, elected al
democratic mayor.
The next mayor of Buffalo, N.
Y, will be democrat.
Massachusetts, is placed in the
republican column, but by a
largely decreased majority.
Pennsylvania has gone repub-
ican as usual.
The vote is very close in Iowa
with the result in doubt.
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Gents California Goat Gloves, extra
quality, value 7Sc, at ....-. 5000. 5
Gents iur top dog skin in quality,
value Loo, at....-.....-. 7
Gents Mocha Costor Gloves, extra
quality, value LOO. at 80. .....-..- 4
Gents unlined Kid Gloves, extra
quality, value Loo, at ..... ........-. q
Gents California Reindeer buck gloves
extra qua ity, value is lbs s
Gents Mexican Mustang buck glove,
extra heavy, and warranted to wear,
value is I.5o, at .............. ............ 9
Gents Calitornia leather Gauntlet
gloves. value is Loo, at ...-,.-.. J
Gents Mexican Mustang Buck Gaunt-
let gloves, extra heavy and guaran-
teed 10 wear. value, LIS, at........ 10,
Gents Buck Gauntlet Gloves, extra
quality, every pair warranted to be
as represented, or money returned;
real value is ZOO, at.... ...-........ IL
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Gents and Boys 0vercoats.
BIG CUTS.

Gents brown striped overeoats, extra
heavy and storm collar; regular
price, 500 at............ $500. ........ 3.5(
Gents Blue Gray mixed extra quality
and extra long, with storm collar,
regular price 6. SO, at ........ ...... sos
Gents all wool Brown Cassimer over
coat, medium weight, real value $50 SOC
Gents extra fine mutton Beaver over
coats, lined throughout with Skim
ner's satin lining; real value is 1900
at..... ...... ........ .............. goo
Big line boys all wool overcoats in
brown, gray, blue black and checks
at extra LOW PRICES.
Big Drive in Gents Maekintoshes,
at.................. ..-... ...3.5o and 4. Sc
DON'T FAIL To ASK to see them.
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GENTS CLOTHING. -.
-~:zABig Cuts this Month,

Immense bargains for this month from
our enormous purchase, which enables US &c
place the goods at retail at lower price
than the retailer pays for his.
All wool Cents Cheviots Sack Suits,
either in brown, gray and dark tan,
the real value is $3.50, at............. $500
Gents ali wool, brown and blue
mixed Cass;mier sack suits, real
value 500, al ........ ...... .......... 600
Gent all wool brown and black
check sack suits, real value is S.50at 6.5o
Gents all wool Cheviot and Scotch
Cassimer, sack suits, either in brown
check, black and green mixed, or
large rlaids, sack suits. Sold else
where at 1000; your choice at ........ $50
Gents ali wool black clay worsted,
sack suits. extra bargaiA at 1000
and 1l.So, at.... ..........T.5o and 8 90
Gents all wool, hne tailor made sack
suits, in gray and brown serge,
brown cheviotS, brown mixed
cheviots, plaid Cassimier, striped
Cassimer, black double breasted
melton Uheviots and black clay
WorsteGs; real value of these Is
1850 and l3 SO, at......... .....-.... 1000
Gents all wool sack suits extra quail
ity, fine tailor made in small plaid
and checks, and black, clay Wors-
ted suits, sold elsewhere, at $500
and l6. SO; your choice at........ 49,. II so
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AFTER all our own Second
Regiment Band was luckier in
the San Antonio drill than they
supposed. They were kept out
of their money for a month or
two, but finally succeeded in
getting the cash, $500. The
Eagle Pass Band, which captured
the second prize, received a
check, and have it yet. The
Guide of Eagle Pass makes big
roar about the matter.
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Ladies and Misses Knit
Underwear.

Lo les Derby ribbed feeced lined,
long sleeves vests, xalue 35c, at....
Ladies Derby Ribbed tleeced lined
full regular shaped arm hole 4oc
kind. AN.
Ladies half blesched heeced lined,
extra quality, Waco yarn, derby rib
bed vest . soc kind. at...... .........
Ladies all wool derby ribbed, extra
quality drawers, real value is 7sc, at
Ladies all wool combination suits in
bleached and gray mixed Derby
ribbed full finish; real value LOS, at 1.
Misses half bleached combination
suits, Derby ribbed, full finish, 75c
kind, st..-..... ...... go. ..........
Misses Derby Ribbed vests, half
bleached, 35c kind, ut .............
Misses Derby ribbed vest, Zoe kind, at
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LADIES' SHOE DEPART
MENT,

Our shoe department is complete
filed with the best makes, unsur'
passed in style, uuequslled in COM
fort and durability. We have
Drew, Selby & Co.'S Ladies Fine
Shoes, The Star Shoe Cos Misses
and Children's Fine Shoes and
Mauss & Co.'S Mems Shoes, Excel
sior Shoe Cos Boys and Youths
Fine Shoes-in all the latest toes
and newest colors. 1t requires an
artist to build such footwear as we
are showing this season. Each and
every pair of above makes guaran-
teed to give satisfaction.
Lot so4S, Drew. selby s. Cos Ladies,
S. 90 French Kid Lace Shoes,
Royal Purple in the correct shade
for Fall sesSon-sll sizes and
widths at 800. .,.-.....'.. PS9o
Same as above in Green with Black vest
ing top, imitation tip at S3.9S.
Lot $500, Drew. Selby < Cos Ladies
$500 French Kid, Vesting top.
Chocolate Lace Shoe, with Brown
L dI- LCdulSH APP nj Si@~S SN -
widths at 49,. ...... ......-.... S5.eS
Celluloid Eyelets in the above shoes.
Lot $3.50, Drew, Selby s. Cos La
dies $500 Green lace Shoe, black
Vesting top, all sizes and widths
at 800. :. ..,.........- .......... $500
Lot 7o7A, Drew, Selby & Co.'S Ladies
S4.5o French Kid Lace Shoes,
Vesting tap patent Leather Tips,all
sizes and widths at....... 80. $3.50
Lot 2oS5, Drew, Seloy & Cos Ladies
S4.s French Kid Lace and But
ton shoes, Hand Sewed Welt
heavy soles, patentLeather Tip at $3.50
Lot S3z20 Drew, Selby & Co.'S Ladies
$3.50 Chocolate Kid Lace Shoes,
Heel and Spring Heel, Stock Tip,
Coin Toe at.........-.....-.-. ..-...... 300
Lot 1928, Drew, Selby & Co.'S Ladies
Columbia 2G Toe, at ................i. $3.50
Lot "Daisy" Drew, Selby & Cos La
dies So 30 Kid Shoes in Button
and Lace Heel and Spring Heel,
Light and heavy soleS; 10 styles
to select from at.... ...... 81. oO
Ladies Dongola Button Shoes, our
Hutchins make, each and every
pair guaranteed, heel and spring
heel, at............ ..........s. '..- pl.oU
Ladies Dongola Button shoes, in coin
Toe. Patent Tip, Opera Toe, Plain
and Common Scnse Toe, all sizes,
at. 80. 49,. .......... SI.25
Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes, Patent
TIP and Plain Toes at ............ 81 90
Ladies, Dongols Button Shoes, heel
and spring heel, patent tip and
PLAIN at...,,. ...... 1900. voc
Ladies India Kid Button Shoes, Sl.oo
value, sizes to only at........ SOC
Ladies Glove Grain SI.5o shoes at. SI.25
Ladies &c /" Stag a.. $10o
New and complete line of Star shoe
Co.'S Misses and Childpen's But
ton and Lace Shoes in Green's,
Chocolates. Wines and Blacks,
just in-prices from sec to $500.
all new lasts and toes. Come and
see them.
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60 pair Boys Green Russia Calf Balls.
Shoes, Coin Toes, extra quality
and extra fine, every pair warren
ted 10 give satisfaction. Made by
Excelsor Shoe Co.. worth 500
at......... ......... s..-.-.'s -
8 Pair Boys Wine Colored Vice Kid
Patent tip, Balls. Coin Toe, made
by Excelsior Shoe Co., every pair
warranted TO give satisfaction.
Size to 81, worth 3 so at...... 2.9
Ladies' India Kid. OPP. toe, patent
tip, button shoes; size Sto s, value
LOO, our price,. ........ Z
Old Ladies' Dongola Comforts, size 4
to 9; value LBS; our price,. go. 1.o
Old Ladies' Glove Grain Comforts,
size 4 to s; l.55 value; our price. l.o
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REMEMBER Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday are opening days
at Mrs. Davis millinery estab-
lishment. Note ad. elsewhere.
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COMMODORE STORMY" SMITH,
Santa Fe yard master, said he
had suspicious case" yester-
day and expected to go to bed
with dengue.
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Gents Pants.

One lot gents wool mixed pants. in
Brown aud navy blue, real value
l.5O. at ................. Loo
One lot Gents Cashmere pants in
brown stripe; real value 200, IT. I.25
One lot Gents Cashmere pants in
Gray STRIPES, and blue stripes, real
value ESQ, at ................. I.5o
One lot Gents ali wool. navy blue
pants, real value is 2 so, at ........ LIS
One lot Gents all wool IN dark brown,
gray and dark piaids, a bargain at
as, at................... ............. I.9S
One lot extra fine tailor made, all wool
Cassiru.re Pants, in brown, bia-k.
corded, fancy stripe and mixed
snre al. 39s, $50, 800. $50 and ZOO
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LADIES' SHAWLS.

Ladies' fancy plaid shawls, full SIZE,
55c KIND, at.-.. ...--.-....- &c
Ladies' fancy plaid shawls, full size,
l.2S KIND, at. 81
Ladies' fancy all wool shawels, full
size, 1.5o kind, at ............. qS
Ladies' Cashmere shawls, full size,
200 kind, at................ 80. -. 1.5o
Ladies Cashmere two dollars and fifty cents
selling at one seventy-fve.
Ladies casmere extra SIZE 2eS, at two dillars
Ladies casmere shawls extra size 72x!2
extra quail y three hundred kinds at two
dollars and twenty-five cents.
Ladies shawls extra quality and large
three-ffty kind at two dollars and fifty cents.
Ladies cashmere shawels, double width,
extra hesvy, real value is FIVE to six dollars,
at four.flfty, three-tiity, three and two
ninety eight.
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SO inch Bleached Domestic
SO inch Extra quality Sea Island Cotton
Extra Quality Round Thread Plaids.
Outing Flannel.
Good Mattress Ticking.
Extra quality, round thread checks.
Fast Colored Dress Prints.
Fast Colored Shirung Prints.
None better sold elsewhere
at &c or &c yard.
AT 31c
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Market Report.

COTTON.
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STAPLE DEPARTMENT.

Apron Check Ginghams.
Dress Style Ginghams.
Figured Oil Red Calico.
80 inch Sea Island Cotton.
Round Thread Cotton Plaids.
Value sc yard.
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pasltoa near E-iass5flz- your d@1ttefits
~ rsirsf1~rersants followed today for the
same point
Al headquarters they declare thst moth
tr.- - known as 90 the raid. nor Will the
oTiee-- IN charge say anything as 10 the
proha bic character Of Tne raids. how-
ever eofae additional light has been
shrgwa GA the subject today by a. inter
x-ls.7x bet - cen thss representative OF tHe
Associated Press and . proTnins-S4f creek
who "a e. l8eutly II touch Nith tae le&g 2s
ard It's Es.anz Tne Greek said,
The uev ezrssat of these bands q al r
srso~,tanea wrsth q very CLEARLY dsanes4
r,ras~aruxrse For years thousands ef
fsreak. even little chts3re1 or receiving
: ~hEung- have been Ia me hak-t % put
ting haif 5E M knta q ustfgs3a& a4A = tsl9
,ss5sxs os EsaG-ftesis1&sER Fer EkAaAf
mon - il mas been ire plan of Lue 4ssA@ zs
70 sEsF ~ i1e pan s1eiicfllc Lsa2sfse -
rnaans of armed bands. No~ fslA1 a SeA@
movement has euEGe - creek has<GzF. = g
rave sssEss5 gzEn0n -. our am a FEv7stsf@
j. 10 zat behind IRE Turk.s42 lines STA 70
sslr - a.. our brethren-
'sWfsee her or ncs EaF1ss frsls.s 49,
s-A srcAzrsrv - TsmTkey. Greece - Dot aEa4-
,rrss - IS sesaSn views Or wtth anY esshse
fa- aEnex1aE territory - fa% SlIs@st.his-
sac demands not 0nly q true ara EsSsiAsfiets
frsrss-a.-re1ence fo- nHTpac crete Ds-t tlS
go fg5Hererd@ncs t0r F@S4razss AAcefls-
n..H ard Terrace. ard sSe ee1Eaalssss tAss
also for as Eae saa5agatsd Is'2--A-s0s@s O
s,l- ssTs@refore. Greece xii face any danger
IL order 10 ~eEcn Sb8t ED. AeaEs e.
fr.Eatfal EGEeTtag agaa Lt-s--a'se
s--irpes an4 svrzaE3eS AAEe t@~E - -
tszs>a those Ezzo are 0Ur slssSsz1sa y fzIan
Aa.. s.So4 ia tAes~ cS-A--ses. Af.@ SD
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WAR Il At HAND.


LONDON. April 1.-The Times will
PRINT the following dlspatca from its
Athens correspondent tomorrow:
TIE porte. in protest 20 the powers
against he Greek invasion. SAYS that the
regular Greek arny occupied Turkish ter
ritcry near Grenada and committed acts
OF hostility BY destroying three pests. The
protest declares that these acts virtually
consG.utc an act Of aggression and a
casus be!a. ana denoGaces Greece as the
aggr-ssor.
r6e choice of the rnement 10 begin the
war does not rest with King George nor
with the government. nut with the Eth
nike Estsiris- The activity OF this or
ganixation has bean centered mainly in
Macedonia. and only incidentally in Crete.
The rebellion in Crete was planned for
March. bat was rrecipi;ated by the vto-
lence OF certain Csretan Mohammedans
and broke out six weeks earlier than was
intended. The Crctan movement was de-
signed 20 be subsidiary. The Macedonian
rising was planned for much later date.
owing 20 the greater rigor Of the Mace
DOMAIN climate. which IS not favorable TO
active operations before May.
Events. however. have travelled faster
than was expected. Even II the Cretan
question had been arranged, there would
have been an attempt 10 carry out the
scheme fer rising in Macedonia.
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MARRIED A HosIs BARON.
Detective Entraps san Francisco
Woman by False Repre.e entasion.

SAN FRANCISCO. April fi.-~Mra. Jean
nie SnurtIefT- Young. y0urg woman VINO
has attained considerable local notoriety II
late. was Unexpectedly married yesterday
20 Baron Robert Ludwig Won Turkhe!m.
who claims 20 be a menaher of the Royal
Guards Of Germany and the owner of vast
estates near MRnnheirn Baron won Turk
helm arrived in San Franclsco about ten
days ago. Whence he came no one seemed
10 know, though he claimed 70 have rnads
frequent visits 20 this city. lie met Nrs.
Young became infatuated. and in less than
two days proposed marriage He told her
% his estates and castles .n Germany. of
nls rank and title. and finally induced her
10 aocept him.
II was learned tonight that the baron
was Charles J. won Arnold. alias Baron
Carl A X Won Sfesnnotz. a private de-
tective fn the employ Of Charles j. 3gTi-
veM 'sTThls raEeai sBtravped the vson1a n
into a marriage with him" said II. w.
gIvfton iass night. 1T was a trick u
Uslrnaz 20 get her ont OF ne geafe. Won
Arnold was In SfiliwelFr employ and ths
money ne sgsant 80 Bas9shly on the Gay
OF the weGd4nw. a. ws1I as the HOO -
paid the woman for her interest "a tns
properly DelsnAs bought for her came
from De4Enas through aslll~ell.''
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criminal proceedings against the bank Of

criminal proceedings against the bank Of
actzls
President Spzi5fng was iScated tcday
81 ne club house os tEe Calumet HelE1ts
Gun Club. rear South Chicago, 11st
across rtSe state Ire. IL Indiana He says
he was ordered % take a rest By hts
ohySs~sA-s. ard WIS rot In hiding. as has
tse-a statea. EXCEPT that he wanted 10 re-
s.ss.s~ras- ard 6I5 rot wish 20 be DISTURBED
= : claimed thaE he has advised his
friends ard those interested ta7s the
furex z-s bonds of tire University Of MS
ncss are al rixat. zad the institution viii
not lose cent.
According 10 Charles r. soaiding. soa
of President Spal3ing. the funds and
ts5neS ef ehe university were not kept IS
cart u he assets q The bank Conse-
ctsently. IL the oonss are intact tney can
rot - divided among tae ae7osltors OF
ire hank rro rata wAen the rec0syer Is
authorized to pay ne IRIS; snstaiEEsienr 70
re banks creditors. The university viii
nor D. a preferred creditor. according 90
-he messages recsgved from President
Snaltssrrs. becaUe the bonds and cash be-
longing 70 II never lcrnea any pArE q the
tsank's zsseLz
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DAY or EXCITEMENT.
Bribery Charges sf Frankfort Are
the Sensation Of the Hour.

the Sensation Of the Hour.
CINCINNATI. April 1.-THE CONNER
cEal Tribunes special from Frankfort.
KY. says:
his has beea a day OF exclteuaen, in
fegislatfys. circles on account o1 the
charges OF bribery tn the senatorial con-
test Hunters managers say tonight that
the nerf few d4ys viii lay bare a plot 90
ruin hin, ard tn&t hlEn SIC 10" pesa'i-
csans will 90 NJ in the EXPLOSION
The story Of Gaines is almost universal
IN discred.tesa here IL is believed BY
some that Gaines had several meetings
with Wilson and Franks. but sentime nt
is divided as TO their motives. Gaines
friends admit ne has exploited himself
unenvla.biy.
Or. Hunter said tonight:
Il am not ready Yet 10 say what my
plans are IN regard TO exposing the out
rsAgeoas and unfoundsd assault on me-
The matter. however. II fuii OF unpleasant
sensations As TO Gaines. / say as / have
TO meet an immaculate God. / never saw
him in my life and was never in his
house"
A conservative man or the Blackburn
side said tonight:
.sTsne only effect of the bribery story
would be TO soiidify the Hunter forces
WHAT We have 70 fear now IL that the
gold Democrats will think II part OF a
scheme Of the Blackburn people TO pre-
vent an election. aid that they viii in
directly aid Hunter by making QUO
rum"
Fp w r7Ci iFaT. Arrii 1.-THE gold DEM
ocrats win assist in breaking quorum
tomorrow. pending the action OF the
grand jury in the charges of attempted
bribery against ex-Congressman John II.
Wilson. Hon. W Godfrey Hunter. Repab-
lean nominee for senator. and others.
The general opinion here is that the grand
Jury will not return any indictments
against the gentlemen accused of bribery.
Several Republican members have ex-
pressed their determination not 10 vote
Tor Hunter until the alleged charges of
bribery are cleared up. Interesting de-
velopments are looked for Tuesday 0g
Wednesday,.
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BUTTERwoRTH INVOLVED.


ST. LOUIS. April IA special 10 the
Republic from Bristol. Tenn, says: suit
has been brought against the Co-opera-
tive Town Company. OF Elizabethtown,
Tenn. asking for q receiver and also that
the property of the company shall be sub
jected 10 the payment OF the company 5
indebtedness. amounting 10 100000 IL
Is charged that the company was insol-
vent when It's property was transferred
TO the wautauga Land Company more
than a year ago Il Is also alleged that
the deal was deceiving makesaAft BY
which John c.. Carlisle. Robert p. Por-
ter. Benjamin Butterworth. Judge Nc
Comas and other men OF national promi-
neuce. who were directors In the company.
hoped TO escape the responsibility Incl
dent 10 the company's failure. II Is said
that there IS a deficit of so eco. which the
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AWAY WITH DIPLOMACY.
Athens Hesrs the Etoaucnce of the
Ride. and Is for War.

LONDON. April 1.-THE Times corFe-
spondent at Athens viii say tomorrow:
The news OF the incursicn into Turkish
territory has been received here with
great juhilatioE. The general belief Is that
nothing can now restrain the army which
Is bound 10 follow across the frontier IN a
few days.
The Athens newspapers reflect the pop
ular enthusiasm and contain highly opti-
mistie forecasts of the progress OF the
band In Macedonia. where its presence is
expected TO exert magic influence on the
Christian population and 10 be a signal
for general uprising. The former ex-
ploits OF the famous insurgent leaders ac-
companying the expedition AFFORD. II is
believed. q guarantee of splendid success
in the future.
one newspaper says that the die Is now
cast: that a successful beginning has been
made: that IL Is ali over with diplomacy.
negotiations and identical notes or block
AIDES. and that the eloquent voice Of the
rife has spoken at last.
A telegram from Arta tonight says that
Greek bands are crossing the frontier at
various points and that war seems inevita-
bic.