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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
MINERS RIOTING In IDAHO.
They seise = Train NJ Burke and 90 -
wsrdner-Ths Government Troops
Are Called Out.

WARDNEB, Ida, May "A mob Of
about LOCO rioting miners on a strike
seized train at Burke, at the head OF
Canyon creek, and came here, bring
ing with them 5000 pounds Of giant
powder.
One hundred and forty masked mem
bers of the mob made an attack will
Winchesters on the buildings of the
Bunker Hill and sullivan Mill mines.
Pickcts had been sent on ahead aud
signal shot from one of them was
mistaken for a hostile dcmonstratiou.
Straightway the strikers opened II re
on their own pckets. Jack smith, ouc
of the pickcts, was killed. jim Cayne
was fatally injured. Cayne was .
Bunker Hin and sullivan mill man
and was carried off by the strikers. J.
j. Rogers. stcnographcr, was shot
through the lip. Thc giant powder
was divided into five blasts. by the last
of which the Sullivan mill was do
stroyed.
After three hours of rioting the mob
boarded the train aud steamed away.
The non'union employees have taken 70
the hills. the cause Of the strike " a
the demand of the Inion miners for
more wages and for the discharge Of
all non-union men. The first rcqucst
was granted by the mine owners, but
the second was refused.
SPOKANE, Wash. May .. -Gcnerd
Manager Burbridgc. of the Wardncf
mines. accompanied BY his family aud
superintendent Burch. arrived hcrc
from Wardner sunday night Thcy
were compelled to walk over the hilh
to Wallace tn escape the mob. They
were in pitiablc condition when thcy
reached Spokane. Every pos, com
mander In the department OF Calffor
MIA has received orders to hold troons
IN readiness to start for Wardncr a
a moments notice. The railroads have
been notified TO have special trains
ready. No actual orders to 20 havS
yet been received
CHICAGO. May ALI the troops il
the department of the lakes have beea
ordered 10 Wardner. Ida. the scene
of the miners troubles. according ID
Gen. = NJ. H. Young. now in Chi
cago. There are but seven compan-
les. comprising about 500 men. in the
department at present, two troops
of cavalry and battery OF ar
tillcry at Fl Sheridan. and the re-
companies divided betweeu
Columbus barracks, o.: Fl. Wayne. Dc-
troit and IT. brady. Northern Michi1
gan. Gen. Merriam has been ordered
TO take command
DENVER Col. May .. Gen. Mcrria ~
and his aide-de-camp. Lieut.. j. l.. Benz,
nett. have left for wardncr to inve...y
gate the miners riot.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
STATEHOUSE DESERTED.
Gov Bradley and Party Leave for Chitks-
manga Park to Participate In the
Monument dwelling here.

FRANKFORT. KY, May o.-The state
house is deserted. Secretary of state
Finley. Auditor Sam Stone, Register
of Lands Reynolds, State Inspector
Lester and other minor officers left
Monday for the Richmond convention,
while Gov. Bradley, AdJt Gen. Collier
and Others left Tuesday morning for
Chickamauga park to participate ia
the ceremonies attendant upon the un
yelling of the Kentucky soldiers mon
ument on wednesday. The gov
ernor is accompanied by his daugh-
ter and Miss Mary Gray, of
Frankfort. and Col. George X. Harper
and Private Secretary Roberts. and
travels in the private car rendered
him by President FELTON,, of the Queen
& Crescent. He was joined at Licking
ton by his staff in full uniform, who
occupied the private car of Col. Hara-
han, of the Illinois Central. The lieu.
tenant governor arrived from Greenup
Tuesday to act as chief executive dur
ing the governors absence.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
MONEY PAID OVER TO SPAIN.
The sso.ooo.ooo Provided by th. Treaty
for the Ces.ion of the Philippians. Ca
the Hands of spain. Agent.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The last move
in the negotiations terminating the
war with Spain occurred Mon day when
Secretary Hay paid to the French am-
bassador NJ. Cambon. the sa0. 600, 900
provided by the treaty of peace for the
ccssion of the Philippines. The pay
ment was made in four treasury war
rants of S., 600, 900 each and was receipt
ed for by NJ. Cambon a. completely
liquidating the obligation of the Unit.
ed States in this connection. The
am bassador deposited the sra, 600 600 in
the Riggs national bank of this city
aud the cashing of the warrants is ex-
pccted to be made later through the
City National Bank of New York.
The spanish government was notified
by cable OF the payment but nothing
Will be done as TO forw arding the
funds to Europe until Spain directs the
exact course to be pursued.
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MONTHLY DEBT STATEMENT.
There Wa. an Increase Daring the Monts
of April of sa3.osI..OI-rotai
Debt si,a35.Tia..os.

WAsHiNGToN, May 2.-The monthly
statementof the public d bt issued NJ, n
day shows that at the close OF business
April 30 1922. the debt less cash in the
treasury amounted to 81. I72. $50. 264. an
increase during the month OF ss3, rs =
sOi. This is accounted for by the pay.
ment of 1000. 900 to Spain in settle
ment of treaty obligations.
The debt is recaptulated as follows:
Interest bearing debt, sl.O4G O,s. $50;
debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity. 81, els. 500: debt bearing
no interest, sSss, AZ, 727; total, 81. 435,-
5li.795.
This amount does not include Ss5i.-
S56,6lS in certificates and treasury
notes outstanding which are offset by
an equal amount of cash on hand. The
cash IN the treasury is classified as fol-
lows:
Gold. s21s,9s5, Pa; silver, $780,, GO. 79s;
paper, SAL s5l. 400, Bonds. deposits in
national banks, dis5ursing officers bal
anccs, etc, SIS, Gs2, O6,; totals, s9l7. I6S. q.
5iT. against which there are demand
liabilities outstanding amounting 10
500 i,O3L9si which leaves net cash
balance in the treasury of Sa6S, ~. 53S.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
STATE NEWS PICk-UPS.
NEWPORT STABLES.
Track Now at Louisvilis-IOO Horses
Arrived From Memphis, Tenn.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2.-Over 200
horses are now at Churchill Downs
ready for the spring meeting. which
begins next Thursday. The track was
lively place all during Sunday and
Monday il will be still more lively
as 100 horses arrived Sunday night
from Memphis and about twice that
many will reach here Monday. Sunday
the weather was fine for exercising the
racers and nearly all the more promi-
ncnt horses were out. Great interest
conferred in Manuel, the derby favorite,
As even Bob Walden, his trainer,
would be able TO start in the star
event of the meeting because of his in
iured foot. Walden succeeded in getting
such a boot as he wanted for Manuel
saturday afternoon, and the great
Morris colt stepped a mile and quar-
ter in 2:l04 with all ease. Almost
every one at the track, and there were
hundreds of idle spectators watching
the work of the racers, went wild with
delight over Manuel's performance.
His Lordship. however, another der
by candidate, went the same distance
in 2:l014, but was exerted, il seemed,
much more than Manuel was. Corsine,
the California colt, which Ed Corrigan
hopes will win the derby, went a mile
and a quarter, but was not pushed at
all and no record of his work was
taken. Fontainblcu another aspirant
for the derby stake, was out also, and
the best he gould do was mile and a
quarter in a:l5. He will hardly start
in the derby.
The strings which arrived Sunday
night from Newport were: Dan OBri-
IN, q; X. Tucker 0: Frank Jones, 4; J.
V. Carter, 9; II. Scoggan, 6; I. G.. Cal
vert. IL; John Hannigan, 5; James
Murphy, ..
These strings will arrive Monday
from Memphis: j. Brennan. Is: J. Il.
Lewman, l2; L. p. Hayes, Is; 10 Desha.
IL; w. j. Smith, 5; Robinson & Moore,
10; +. NJ. Civil, Is; j. c. Ferris. jr.. Is;
A. q. Weston, @; Benson Arthur. I; L.
L. barrett, 10; Settle & Co., 10; +.
Bitter. 10: NJ. +. Danaher, 3; w. NJ
May & Co., 90; w. NJ. Hayes, Q; W. ii
Laudeman, IA; Gil Curry, 10; Ton
Kelly, 3.
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.RESSl0N OF AMERICANS.
p' '""'''on at Biuefieids, Nicaragua, is
very 'nsatisfsctory ss Far a.the
Americans Are toncerne

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Adyices re-
cfi'ed here from Bluefelds, Nicaragua,
indicate that the situation there, 40
far as American interests are concern
Cd SeXtremely unsatisfactory and dis
couraglng. IL is being impressed upon
the oniclals here that persons high in
the Nicaraguan government are pursu.
ng policy calculated very deliber-
aeIy TO crush the American business
interests now of considerable mapni.
iude In the Mosquito country.
Inc reports are to the effect that
ever since the Clarence rebellion, some
years ago, the Nicaraguan government
has been jealous of the growing i'm
portancc of the American settlements,
ana the Reyes rebellion recently seems
TO nave confirmed 1T in the determine
ton to destroy the American influence
IN that section. The Nicaraguans hold
the American merchants responsible
for Reyes rebellion. They have
determined, according TO the reports re.
received, TO impose upon these Aueri.
can merchants the entire expense to
winch the government was put in re-
pressing the rebellion. amounting to
about 5000, 900. This could not be done
directly without a breach of interna-
tlonal law, hence the attempt was
made TO collect a large part of it
through demand upon the merchants
tcr a second payment upon imports
pa1d to the de facto government of
Bluehelds while Reyes was in posses
son Of the place. The report shows
mat this government of Reyes was
actually dc facto in the full sense of
the term.
In proof of this it is shown that Es.
trada' the Nicaraguan governor of the
place, sought and was given refuge in
the United States consular agency.
Also the dues collected on imports
we're collected for Reyes by the same
treasurer, who held the same place for
The past three years. The American in
teTcsis in Blucheld alone now aggre-
gate fully s2,OOO,OOO in gold, and the
state department is determined that
hey be protected against the proposed
,xtortion. SO that interesting news is
expected at any moment, in view of
he United States man-of-war there,
he Detroit, TO execute the orders of
he department.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
Child Crushed to Death

WEST LIBERTY, KY, May ,. Charlie
Henry and wife and child, year old,
in the arms of its mother, who was on
horseback crossing the Licking river
at this place, met a four-mule team
and wagon on the bridge. The mules
became frightened and ran away, the
wagon striking Mrs. Henry's horse and
throwing her and the child. The
wagon ran over and crushed the child
to death and the mother was badly
hurt
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
TOBACCO co. INCORPORATED.
The Company Propose to Purchase and
Cultivate 5000 Acres of the Best
Tobacco Land in Cuba.

PARIS, KY, May a.-The Cuban Co.
operative Tobacco Co. was organized
and Incorporated here. The company
proposes to purchase and cultivate
5000 acres of the best tobacco land
in Cuba. Hon. Claude NJ. Thomas,
of the company. has just return
ed from Cuba, where he secured
options on some of the most valuable
lands. The directors are John I. Hin
ton, p. !. Mccarthy, William Myall.
Ford Brent, c. NJ. Thomas. Paris; City
Solicitor w. ID. McShaw, of Coving,on;
p. ii. McFlynn. president of the Xenia
Shoe Co., Xenia. o. The stock is being
rapidly taken up.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
ARMY OFFICER DISAPPEARS.
'AP'' Rockefeller, of the 9th Infantry, Is
Missing Near CAioocan. Philippines
No Traces of Him

WAsHlNGToN. May a.-Thc following
is the dispatch of Gen. Otis announc-
ing the disappearance of Capt. Rookie
Teller:
MANILA. May L-Adujtant General,
"ashing'' n: capt. Rock efellcr, 9th in.
fantry, missing since Goth ul,imo on
line commanding battalion near Calico
can; visited ou,posts o:30 p, m; not
seen since. Diligent search made that
night two miles to front, nothing dis
covered; no enemy in front. Search
prosecuted ever since without success
Private papers in his possession found
@th utimo, two and one-half miles to
front Belief lost course and captured.
OTIS.
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TESTING SELF-G0VERNM ENT.
The Philippine Commission Propose tn AL
low fntpinos Almost Complete Con-
troll OF Io, al Affairs
WASHINGTON. May a.-The state de-

WASHINGTON. May 2.-The state de-
lsarpent Monday received an informal
MN report from President scyar-
f&$frSf the Philippine Investigating
ctmhissiou. of his observations and
con 'erences with Adm Dewey. Gen.
OTIS and Others at Manila.
II is declared at the state department
that the proclamation issued by the
Philippine commission just before the
beginning OF the last campaign rep.
reseuts the maximum concessions to
be made TO the insurgents by the Unit
ed states government. IL is realized
now more strongly than at any other
period that the capacity of the Fill
pinos for self.govcrnmcnt is an unde-
termiucd question, The United
states government is willing to
accord the natives an opportunity
TO test their abilities, for the
Philippine commission proposes to
allow them almost complete control of
thcir local affairs, exercising only
such supervision through the United
states military as may be necessary to
guard against the consequences of mis-
takes on the part of the native muni-
cipal and provincial officials in
their first experiment at sclf-govern-
mcnt.
The experiment is already in prog
rcss at some points. In the Philip
pines outside the island of Luzon,
where the United States authorizes have
hoistcd the flag and assumed SOW
ereignty. they have continued
local governments under native
so far as the reports
indicate. these experiments arc work.
ng well and promise 10 have a good
influence in shaping the attitude to-
ward the United States of a considera-
Die element among the Filipinos.
which has been suspicious of our in
.cntions.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
4 saloon Keeper Killed.

CHARLESTON, w, Va. May l-Russel
Server, saloon keeper of Coalburg.
this county, was found dead on the c.
& o. tracks sunday with a bullet
wound in his body John Kiilipger,
a merchant of Coalburg. has been ar
rested for the crime. 1t is said Kill
niger killed Server for paying too
much attention to Killinger's wife.
Later il has been ascertaincd that
the wives Of killnger and Server were
quarreling and their husbands took
part. Killingcr cmpticd both barrels
of a shotgun in Servers side, killing
him instantly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
TOWN OF MACABEBE TAKEN.
Wal "eirs squad, ON Entering tn. Place,
Were Greeted with Ringing Bells
Provisions for Prisoners.

MANILA, May 2.-Gen. Macarthur
has sent officers To Gen. Antonio Luna.
the filipino commander. under a flag
oftrucc, carrying money and provisions
Tor American prisoners in his hands
ana asking an exchange of prisoners
and the names of such as he may have.
1t Is reported that the insurgents
have two officers and 10 others, and IL
Is supposed that among these are
Lieut. j. {. Gilmore and II men of the
crew OF the United States gun boat
Yorktown, who fell into the hands of
OF the filipinos last month, when the
gunboat visited Baler, on the east
coast OF Luzon.
Maj Bell, with a squad of scouts,
has captured the town Of Macabcbe.
about four miles southwest OF Calum-
pit the people ringing bells and shout
ing "yivas"
The American army Is now employ
ing Macabebccs instead of Chinese.
and they are delighted TO get the 80
cents day. declaring their loyalty to
the Americans. Maj. Gen. Lawton is
advancing. lie has organized band
OF 40 scouts TO go ahead of the column.
The band, which is under the control
OF w. NJ. Young, an old Indian fighter,
who killed five Filipnos last week, in
ciudes Diamond, Harrington. Somer-
field and Murphy, OF the I'd Oregon
regiment.
Monday, the anniversary of the bat
tie OF Manila bay was observed
by the United States feet. the usual
drills being omitted. Adm. Dewey had
many visitors and the American and
British merchantmen dressed ship.
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DEWEY CONGRATULATED.
while at the brooklyn Navy Yard pre.l-
dent Mckinley sends Very FIatter-
Ing Cabisgrsm to the Admiral

NEW YORK, May while at the
navy yard President Mckinley sent
the following cablegram to Adm.
Dewey:
May |, 1899. Dewey. Manila: On
this anniversary of your great victory
the people Of the United States unite
in an expression of affection and graft
tude to yourself and the brave officers
and men OF your fleet. whose brilliant
achievements marked an epoch in is
tory which will live in the annals OF
the worlds heroic deeds
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
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Must stand Trial.

FRANKFORT, Ky, April 2S.--Gov.
Bradley Wednesday declined to pardon
the remaining indictments against
Cashier Ship, of the Midway bank.
Shipp was tried on the frs: indictment
and is now serving two-year sem
tence. lie will be tried under the
pending indictments as soon as his
term expires.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
VIII Walt Her Homa.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April s9--Mr. and
Mrs Antonio de Navarro, the latter
formerly Mary Anderson. the actress.
who have arrived in New York. will
come to this city. Word has been re-
ceivcd by her friends here to that eff
feet. She was born and made her
1 out here.
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A Cent in An Egg.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April ac.--Patrol.
man Joseph Spahpi. of the Louisville
police force, had hard boiled eggs in
his lunch Friday night. In the yolk
of one of the eggs he found a bright
one-ecnt piece dated 1897. Proof of
the copper being found in the egg
when it was broken open is abundant.
The penny is supposed to have been
swallowed by the men that laid the
egg
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To Build a Telephone Line.

RICHMOND, KY, April asa stocls
company is being formed at Mckee.
jackson county, to construct tele-
phone line from that point to this city.
There is not a mile of railroad, tele-
phone or telegraph in jackson county.
The line will cost $1,000 and will be 2s
miles long. :
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05

LAwREScEBuR6, ny, April 2S,-Ben
Selby, OF this place, has been appoint
ed special gauger by the commissioner
of internal revenue. His headquarters
will be in Chicago, H., for which p ace
he left Wednesday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05

GREENSBORO, KY, April -. - A dis
patch from New Yora announce, the
death ot Mrs, Morton Na,,,ins, wife of
a well known ucwspap man and
former resident OF taI> city The
funeraI will be held here Friday.
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Dewey Day in Boston.

BosroN, May >. -Dewey Day was cell
ebrated here Monday by II display of
flags over the national, state and city
buildings and prominent business
houses, and also by receptions held by
patriotic societies. In many of the
public schools there were appropriate
eXer,ise>
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BROWNING, Mo, May 2.-francis
Jack and the child of John Sergeant
have died Of injuries received in Thurs
days tornado. The other Injured per-
sons arc improving and no more are
expected TO die.
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Peremptorily Dismissed.

LoUIsvILLE, Ky, April 80. George
Kim, charged with numbering William
Barnett, was dismissed on peremptory
Thursday afternoon. The
prosecution failed to prove that Kirn
struck the blow from which death re-
Sultab
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A Prisoner Once More.

FRANKFORT. Ky, April 30 Elk
Cashier William Ship, of Midway, was
rearrested at The penitentiary doors
upon being released at the expiration
of his term. served for making false
entries He will be tried upon other
indictments for similar offenscs.
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OuarreIed Over "A Woman.

HoPKISsviLLE, KY, April 2o.--Lewis
Lcavell and Ben McReynolds became
involved in a shooting ARRAY at Casky,
when the latter was shot in the side
and neck, receiving wounds thought to
an to whom both men were paying at
tentions.
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READING, Pa, May 2.--The second
increase for the year took place Mon
day in the wages Of Reading iron com
pany's $500 hands from five TO ten
per cent. The company's new furnacs
was Monday successfully set in blast
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Hemp Irop Gone.

LANCASTER, Ky, May 2.-Iiudson &
Co. 5 large warehouse in this county,
containing 200, 900 pounds of hemp, 500
barrels of corn and much valuable
machinery, burned with all its contents.
Origin OF fire. unknown. Insurance
slO, 900, which will not cover the loss.
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Track W aiker Killed.

NEW YORK, May .. Charles Neyams,
track walker on the elevated railroad,
was struck by train Monday and
hurled to the street many feet below.
Portions of his boNy fell on passing
pedestrians. several of them being
bruised by them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05

ToMrKINsvlLLE, Ky" May IA
gold mine as.aying $1,000 per ton in
gold and $3.50 in silver has been dis
covered on the farm of Joa Livingston,
at Willcppc, Tenn. Joe Mckinney, an
old miner OF Jacksonville, Col. is push
ing the DEVELOPMENT of the mine.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
Farm Hand k,,l.a nv . w..

CANTON ;. d., May ,. -Charles Me.
Cullough. farm laborer mas been
shot and killed by Mrs. Eunicc Brown
at her farm south of this city. The
woman claims Mccullough assaulted
her ard she shot him in self defense.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05
Mysterious Death at Paris.

PARIS. KY. April 90 Will Stivers
died here under mysterious circum-
stances. He was i'll but three days
and the physicians are unable to ac-
count for his trouble. There are
strong suspicious that he was sand
bagged. A post mortem will be held.
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n Wycliffe bible Sold.

LONDON, May 2.-Wyc,fe's English
Biole, known as the Bramhall manu-.
script from the Ashburton manu-.
scripts, was sold at auction Monday at
sothcby, Wilkinson Il Hodges TO,
& -h0
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LENINGToN, Ky. Apr! CIV, J.
Loughridgc Thursday purchased OF
Claude Bosworth 50 900 pounds OF hemp
at So per cwt. This is the first time
since 1894 that hemp has reached tina
SIS mark, The market is GOOD
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Simmons for Senator.

BOWLING GREEN. KY, April ss-Jas.
NJ. simmons, of this city, was Wedncs-
day afternoon given the democratic
nomination for state senator in the
Eleventh district. The district Is
largely democratic.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-05

OwENsBoRo. Ky, April 30. The little
child of John Helm, while rolling a
hoop in the yard al her fathers home.
near 'Pcllvillc. ran into cauldron Of
boiling I've and was 80 badly burned
that she died in a few hours.
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Amounted Roadmaster.

LEXINGTON. Ky, May I'll. NJ.
Waite has been appointed roadmaster
of the Lexington division of the Gin
cinnati Southern vice n. Bowen re-
signed. The change will take effec.
Monday. Mr.. Waite is also superin-
tendcnt of bridges.
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Manuel In Good Condition.

LOUISVILLE, KY. April 30.-Manuel,
the favoritc in the Kentucky Derby,
arrived in the city from Memphis Fri.
day afternoon. He is in excellent con.
dition. and will run the race of his life.
Taral will ride Manuel.